Evening star., 1915-04-10
Pulpit and Pem

Cardinal Gibbons Is expected to ar
rive in washington this afternoon, and
be the guest of Rev. Michael ]. Rior-
dan at the rectory of the Immaculate
Conception Church.
Tive cardinal Will administer the sac
rament of confirmation to a class num-
herring seventy-fiva. following the sol
emn high mass tomorrow at II o CLOCK
The mass will be celebrated by Kew
George Bryant of Wyoming. with Rev.
Michael j Riordan as deacon and Rev:
C,baS F. Roach as subdeacon. Cardinal
Gibbons will deliver the sermon, ana IN
the sanctuary Will be NUMBER OF
visiting clergymen.
Eolioyying the services, Rev. Riordan
will entertain number OF guests at
luncheon, in honor of the cardinal VINO
will leave Washington late IN the
afternoon for Baltimore
Or James Shera Montgomery VIII
preach in the First Methodist Church'
Baltimore. tomorrow morning.
He viii return to Washington toInoI-
row afternoon and speak in the Mel
ropolitan Methodist Church IN tne
evening at O'Clock on Keeping Up
with the Jones"
The ladies' committee of the Ghurch
of the Good Shepherd for the Episco-
pal Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital Sc
cured the Apollo Motion fictuls
trIe3ter for last TUESDAY eNtIiihS -.
a banefit for the work of the hospital
The theater, which is the largest %
East Washington, was crowded IRON
The beginning of the special entertalno IL
ment at ! o'clock to its close at i0''o
O'Clock. coo oa
1t is estimated that about 1000 PEG
ple were in attendance during the
evening. .
AT a meeting of the congregation OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd heid
MONDAY the following We're elected TO
serve as members of the business coIa-
mittee for the ensuing year
Messrs Achille Burklin, Waiter A
Barnes. John G. Baker. Park 4. Cole
William ]. Dunham, William FltZhugh,
Charles Graves, y. w Peters, Charles
n Parkman, Claude Pickens, Albert H.
King. John L. Walter, Elmer Webster,
Albert b. Weir and Robert C. watts.
X 4 i
The semi-annual meeting of the
MARYLAND Association Ministers Con-
ference of the New Jerusalem Church
was held Thursday in the Aisquith
and Fayette Streets Church in Balti-
more with morning and afternoon ses-
sions. Rev. Frank Sewan of this city
prea and papers were presented
from Rev. ]. NJ. Spiers of Richmond,
Va. on rs Sunday the Sabbath" by
DIR. Sewall on Matthew 10: 81 and by
Rev. g. Laurence Allbutt on "The Uses
and Benefit of the Holy supper At
T:3O pm. DIR. Sewall gave lecture on
New Christianity ana the we"
Church.
The revival services in the Gospel
Tabernacle, 1902 14th street northwest,
Rev. DIR. Beverly Carradine are in
creasing steadily in interest and at
tendance.
Services are held every night at s
o'clock and Sunday at 2:30 pm. and
1880 pm. DR.. Carradine is doing the
preaching.
An enthusiastic meeting was held by
Christian Church Wednesday evening
in the classroom at the church. The
meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent Edward X Anderson, after which
the class entered into a discussion OF
the plans for the future betterment.
The plans for tennis club were dis
cussed and the committee made very
favorable report of the progress to
that end. Great interest is being
shown by other classes in the church
favoring a tennis organization and re-
ports were made from the Lydia, Ada
and Eureka, young women's classes.
and the Crusader. a young mems class,
all of whom were very enthusiastic to
Join in this club.
No definite plans have vet been made
IN regard to the base ball team for this
season.
Mr. Frank A. Carpenter proposed
various plans to enable the class to
alive the interest that is now being
displayed in the organization. The
present membership is more than seventy.
The recent banquet held by the class
was largely attended by number of
the out-of-town older members. of
whom number attend each year
Resolutions were drafted to send to
the women of the church who assisted
greatly in preparations for the
Mr.. Thomas Quantrille of the sick
committee reported that Mr.. William
D. Griffith. who has been i'll in Garfield
Hospital, is improving slowly.
A motion was carried appointing Mr..
W. E. Brockman. Mr.. J. S. Soper and
Mr.. Milton Broome as committee to
review the work of the class.
The object of this Sunday school Or
Ranization is not only to promote the
good fellowship of the members, but
through them to reach the hundreds
of young men in this city who are out
of the church and to bring them to
realize that the Christian life is the
only life worth while.
Mr.. william stansfeld, organist and
director at the First Congregational
Church. has arranged the following g
special musical program for Sunday:
II a.m.-Organ prelude, "Andante in
c." Batiste; anthem. Shout. Ye High
Heavens" Chadwick; anthem, ''Nc
Shadows Yonder." Gaul; offertory. .'In-
Coronation March," Meyerbeer
pm.-organ prelude. "'Madrigal'
Lemare; anthem. THE Lord Is Ny
Light" Parker; offertory. soprano solo
and chorus, Jerusalem. o Turn Thee,
Gounod.
Q pm. tmusical half hour)-"T4e.
Preludes." Liszt; Air With Variations
in from Symphony in D." Haydn
sOriental Sketch Bird "Toccata.'
d'Evry.
DR.. Stocking is to give the last of his
series of special addresses on Land.
at War" tomorrow evening with the
topic The Land of Kara, George ant
Mlosch"
Mrs. Abram Simon. president of thu
National Federation of Temple Sister
hoods, has recently received a letter
from Mrs Hannah TRACER of London
which, ii is pointed out. tells of the In
terest OF Jewish women there in tn,
work being pursued in this country
The message is follows.
Il read your speech before the T'nior
of American Hebrew Congregations
and was deeply impressed and inter
ested in it, for the truth of your words
struck very deeply. For years have
thought and seen the necessity TO