Evening star., 1915-09-18
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that church. will be the host. There
new chapters on this occasion located
at Union NJ. E. Church, Western Pres
byterian Church and the North Caro-
lima Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church.
The exercises will be conducted by
| the supreme master of the fraternity.
DR.. Clifton p Clark, assisted by Presi-
dent Charles r. Simpson of Mu Chapter
and the initiation committee of that
chapter.
The fraternity had its seventh annual
/ camp during the first two weeks In Au-
gust. and the different local chapters
were we'll represented
Mr.. William Braund was in charge
of the camp, assisted by Bayne Brown
as treasurer. Randall Saunders as
auditor. Albert Cake. superintendent of
equipment, and Francis Warren, super
intendent of transportation.
The bowling league of the fraternity
will open the contest the 2sth. with ten
chapters in the league. The basket ball
tennis contests during the summer
have afforded much interest
The joint fraternity rooms at 931 g
street have been completely refur-
the central headquarters for the local
chapters during the coming season.
The Sunday school OF tho Fourth
Presbyterian Church will hold its an
nual rally day october 10. The rally
and the entire week preceding the date
will be devoted to social gatherings Of
the different classes.
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The community tent service tomor-
row evening, to be held on the lawn
will be addressed by Judge J. W.
Thompson of the bureau Of mines.
Judge Thompson will talk on the
"Unwritten Things in the Parable Of
the Prodigal."
Mr.. Paige NICK. Etchison has sue
ceeded George NJ. Kirk as director Of
religious work of the Y. M. C. A. He is
member of Foundry NJ. E. Church.
At the close of the II o'clock service
tomorrow at Mount Vernon Place Metho-
of the Epworth League recently elected
for the year 1856 will be installed by
the pastor. Rev. Edward K Hardin The
subject OF DR.. Hardin's sermon will be
The Power Of a Dedicated Life"
The new officers are: President. Mr. A.
Is ~. r
rem; secretary. Miss Eula NJ Dawkins !:
corresponding secretary, Miss Ethel Hofr !:
treasurer. Mr.. John W. Wood: superin.
tendent of the department of spiritual
work, Mr.. w A Lasley: superintendent
OF the department Of social service. Miss
Ella Whitacre superintendent of the de.
partment Of recreation and culture. Miss
Leta Bolin; superintendent of the depart-
ment OF missions. Miss Ardelle Hum
phrey; Epworth era agent Mi.. 80;
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The league service Sunday evening at
L, o'clock will be In charge of Mr.. John
W.. !" ood, the topic being Spiritual On
portunities and Perils of School Life"
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The Sunday school of All Souls UNI
tarian Church, Mr.. E. T. Williams. su
pe peeraon1tsendent, mt will resume its sessions
pupils attending this school have not
YET returned to the city. the Sunday
scnool will not have its annual rally
until Sunday, October g.
Kew. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, the minis
ter Of All Souls Church, has been
spending his vacation in the west. He
attended the annual conference Of Uni
tar1an and other Christian churches at
san francisco. and since the sessions
OF the conference has preached in a
number of the principal cities of the
west. N 'S
He is expected back to Washington
some time before the 1st of October,
and will resume his pulpit duties the
first Sunday in October. The conrre.
cation of the church. which has been
holdlng union services with that of
she she, church of Our Father. will wor-
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sunday school will resume its sessions
IN It's own church tomorrow.
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Hev John Van Schaick, Jr., pastor of
the Universalist Church Of Our Father
rs near Spenofhg Gob5nski his vacation on his farm
Is pointed out. learn that he is there
gaining strength and health after his
strenuous labors in Europe. He will
enter upon his work in this city the
nrst Sunday in October.
The congregation of the Church of
our Father Is planning a great rally
OF his friends in and out of the church
ior his opening church service the
morning of October 3.
To make the rally and welcome the
more significant. the officials of the
church have been busy during the last
1e" weeks In raising money to pay of
an an lnaen.edness na;aa Incurred in repairing
Although a considerable amount is
yet to be raised to accomplish all that
they desire. those having the matter
IN charge are qupite confident that they
will be fully successful and be able
when the pastors friends greet him
Sunday. October 8, to welcome him to
a church free Of debt
At the union services of All Souls
Unitarian Church and the Church Of
Our Father. to be held tomorrow morn
ing. in the Church of Our Father. DR..
L. g. Powers. who has charge Of the
service, will have for the topic of his
sermon Some Fundamental of Uni
tarianism and Universalism."
The Sunday school Of the church, DR..
Willard S. Small. superintendent, Will
resume its regular sessions after the
summer vacation at 9:45 am. tomor-
row.
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DR.. James B. Clayton is to deliver an
address at the Epworth League rally to-
morrow evening at o'clock in Bright
wood Park NJ E. Church, when It is ex-
pected that large audience will be in
attendance.
The balance of the program follows:
Voluntary piano. Miss Lucy Hopkins ::
song service: prayer by pastor, Rev C.
| s. Cole; anthem selected, Junior choir !:
short four-minute address Outlining the
work Of each department). Mr. George ..
Conner, first vice president; Mr.. William
b. Wilson, second vice president; quartet.
| selected, Louis Metcalf, Florence Metcalf.
Florence Edwards. Walter Stuteford ad-
dress, continued, Miss, Mable Sands. third
vice president Miss Geneva Smith, fourth
vice president duet, selected, Miss Alice
| Stone and Mrs. Grace B. Linger; anthem.