Evening star., 1915-10-16

they can do. Mrs. Maud Harvey was
unanimously elected as chairman of the
held in December.
The class has an enrolment Of ninety
girls. large number Of whom attend
the business meetings.
who had just returned from an extern
sive trip through the west, including
the exposition. made a brief address
Wednesday evening.
X X X X
A song service for men will be held
in the lobby of the Y. M. c. A. at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
X 4
The subject for discussion at the
Mems Bible class, led by DR.. Frank w.
Collier. will be Jesus Makes Known
that He Is the Christi
X X X
Mr.. Norman A. Lufburrow, director of
employment of the Y. M. c. A., will
speak at the Rally day service Of the
evening.
The quartet Of the Y. M. c. A. gospel
team will sing at the Central Union
Mission tomorrow evening.
The first meeting of the Sunday Aft
ernoon Bible class Of the Young Wom-
tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Mary c.
Stevens will be the leader of this class
and will teach each Sunday the sun
day school lesson for the following
Sunday. All women are cordially In
vited to become members of this class.
Mrs. Stevens is regarded as unusual
ly well fitted to be the teacher. hav-
ing been trained at the School OF Peda-
gogy in Hartford. Conn.
The Bible study classes Of the asso-
| ciafiOn all start this week The Bible
Students Club meets Tuesday. at 7:15
pm. Miss Mabel Thurston is the In
structor of this club and this year the
topic of discussion will be the "Funda-
mental Positions of the. Christian
Faith
Wednesday at 7:15 o'clock a class
led by Miss Finney will study the life
of Christ 1t is proposed to start a
$500 to Z pm. This class will meet
around the fireplace in the living room
and win discuss questions Of everyday
living. Girls who are remaining down
town for dinner and evening engage
ments will be cordially welcomed in
this club. Miss Miriam Barstow will
be the leader.
X X X
At the vesper service Of the Young
women's Christian Association, tomor-
row at 4:sO- o'clock. will be given the re-
ports of the delegates to the Y. w. Z.
A. summer conferences.
The association, it is said, Is very
fortunate in having had a delegate at
q number of these interesting con-
ferences
Miss Florence NJ. Brown. the general
secretary. will report on the bienniel
convention held in Los Angeles In May
and on the work done at the Panama
Paofic exposition, by the Y. W. c. A.
Miss Violet Stevens Of the Girls Club
fof Woodward & Lothrop, and Miss
Clara Hass Of the Girls Club of Cold
enbergs, will report on the Industrial
girls at Camp mo-
Friendship Club. will report on the
high school girls conference. held at
Camp Nepawhin. and Miss Ellen Love
on the city conference. held at Silver
bership secretary of the Washington
Y W. C. A., on the foreign missionary
conference at Northfield. Mass: Miss
Mary Alice Finney. religious work
held at Lake Geneva. Wis. and Miss
Lucille Hardesty will sing and Miss
Mary Weaver Fox will play the violin.
Rally services will be opened in the
Douglas M. E. Church at 11th and H
streets northeast. with the regular
service Of the Sunday school tomorrow
ice of the church DR.. Collier of the
American University will preach, while
Dr. Mcdowell. the district superintend-
ent, will preach the evening service.
On Monday night. DR.. E. c. Powers
will speak: Tuesday night DR.. F. NJ.
Mccoy will deliver an address. and
Wednesday night DR.. G. LIE Roy White
will preside over the services. Mai.
Raymond Pullman. chief of police. will
deliver an address to the members
Sunday school social will be held in
the Sunday school room of the church
for the parents OF the scholars and
other friends of the school. At this
social numbers will be rendered by
members of the school.
Special music will be sung each
evening. Sunday. October "a. the rally
services will come to close. Sunday
| morning the Sunday school will march
to the church auditorium in body and
+, will be addressed by DR.. c. c. Mclean.
the pastor of the church.
| The Epworth League services tomor-
| row will be conducted by Messrs. Earl
Brown and Christopher c. Mullady; the
for Christ" October "a. the meeting
| will be conducted by Andrew Gross,
| second vice president of the Washing
, ton District Epworth League. and Sam
of the District Epworth League. All
persons are invited to those services.
| * y X
J Rev. Henry H. Ranck. pastor of Grace
/ Reformed Church, begins course OF
sermons on '"The Schools of Life" with
i the first topic. 1.-THE Home School" to-
morrow evening at o'clock, to be fol-
| lowed on successive Sunday evenings
by these themes: '"The School of Holy
Writ" 1.-THE Church as a School" The
| Public School," "The School of Books" "
'-The School of Nature" and THE
| School Of Men"
Mr.. Earl Taggart, president OF the
| District Christian Endeavor Union, VIII
address the Christian Endeavor Society
| of the Church Of the Covenant at 6:45
pm tomorrow. All are cordially In
vited to come.
| "Christian, Wives Can Have Their
Husbands Saved, How?" is Rev. e. Hez
Swems subject for q special eArmon
tomorrow night in Centennial Baptist
Church.
| The West Washington Baptist Church
begins tomorrow a three-week evan
gelistic campaign under the leadership
Of it's pastor, Rev. DR.. B. D. Cav.
DR.. Cav Will be assisted in this work
by a number of helpers. Evangelist r
10. King OF Atlanta, Ga. will preach
each evening. and a chorus Of sixty
voices will lead the services of song
under the personal direction OF Prof
IL. L. Blankenship. also OF Atlanta.
1t is expected that most pleasing
and interesting feature OF these meet
lings will be the singing OF Mrs. Blan-
fkenship, who is well known through
out the country for her double voice
/ Tn h>r har rit Sho ain dapn