Evening star., 1915-01-09

SOclat1On OF Hebrew women now has
$4,000 members. and the number of it's
Further meetings of the organization,
of which Mrs. D. +. Wiber is leader,
are to be held on the remaining Fri
days in January The sessions are open
to all women interested in missions.
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A special "self-deniaT' offering to be
forwarded to the board of foreign mis-
Sions will mark the conclusion of the
week of prayer and self-denial in the
new York Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow.
Members of the Holy Name Society
of ST. Stephens Catholic Church are to
attend the communion at the o'clock
morning. Father Francis McGraw is to
be the celebrant. At Z pm vesper
service will be held, to be followed by
a business session.
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The annual Baltimore quarterly
meeting is to be held at the Friends
Meeting House 18th and Irving streets
northwest, tomorrow and Monday.
Among the visitors of the occasion will
be Oscar Moon, Thomas E. Jones and
John r. Perry. Mr.. Jones, student of
Hartford Theological Seminary, and
u tHe fFlendS Young Peo-
pies Union, will speak tomorrow after
noon The Friends Young Peoples So
c1ety has invited other similar organf-
cations of this city to attend the COM
ing quarterly meetings
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"A Man of Visions-Obadiah" is the
subject announced for the sermon to
the Church of the Covenant by Rev.
Charles Wood. its pastor. At the 8
O'CLOCK evening service DR.. Wood will
treat of France in his series of ser
mons on Some Moral and Religions
Aspects of the War"
Rev. Charles A. Vincent. pastor of
the Mt. Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL
Church, is to speak tomorrow morning
on The Place of the Best and in his
evening sermon will discuss. ''The Keys
to the Four Gospels"
This week saw the Installation of
the following officers of the Christian
Endeavor Society of Cavalry Baptist
Church. who have been chosen to
serve throughout the new year: Presi-
dent. Judson L. Kline; vice president.
Miss Flossie Mchaughan: recording
secretary, Miles r. Finley: correspond
ing secretary. Mrs Charles Ward Nor
timer; treasurer. William r. Brooks;
assistant treasurer, j. G. Newsom: del
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J. Banks: adviser to Intermediates,
Owen P. Kellar.
Members of All Souls Parish Guild
were surprised at the guild meeting in
the parish hall last night. when an
nouncement was made that Mrs. Mary
Estelle Archer n member of the guild,
had presented the organization with a
handsome new piano. The instrument
was used at the meeting. An illustrated
ment's care o. the elk herds OF the
northwest was the feature of the even
ing. At the annual election of officers
the following were chosen: President.
Stone: secretary, Arthur Greeley.
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During the past week the glee club of
Wooster College, Wooster. Ohio, gave
a delightful concert at Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. the pastor of
which. Rev. Paul Hickok. together with
Mrs. Hickok is a graduate of the in
stitution. The club is composed Of
twenty-five young men, and is led by
Prof. H. G. Hutchinson. This is said to
be the first visit of the club to the
east. Wooster College is under the
charge of the SYNOD of Ohio of the
Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow night Rev. c. Everest
Granger. pastor of Gunton-Temple
Memorial Presbyterian Church, lis to
begin series of evening sermons on
Thrilling Experiences of old Testa-
ment Characters The title of the first
is ''.,avid, the Giant Killer" and the
other topics. with their dates, are: Jan
uary II, Three Hebrews and a Fire"
January "a. The Lion Tanner" Janu-
ary 81. The First Submarine Jour
ney."
The mixed chorus of thirty voices un-
der the direction, of Mr.. Klein will
sing each Sunday night at o'clock
Monday evening in the chapel a meet
ing will be held by the men of the
Bible class for organization.
That the revival which has been in
progress at Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church South. 7th and A streets north
east, for the past week. has grown in
interest each evening, is shown by the
increasing congregations. Rev. F. G.
Davis, the paStor-evangeliSt of Norfolk
Va, will preach three times Sunday. at
IL am. and Z: 80 pm. to the general
public. and at pm. to men only. He
will also preach each evening next week.
The subject for the mems meeting Sum-
day afternoon is Lions in the Street"
A cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend these meetings
The newly elected officers of the Ger.
man Evangelical-Lutheran Trinity Church,
4th and e streets northwest, Rev. H.
Schroeder, pastor, were installed last
Sunday. The new officers are: President,
Fred w. Cast: recording secretary,
Theodore H. Eickhoff: financial secretary,
Henry j. Schneider; treasurer, J. William
Heider trustees, Fred w. Cast, William
A. Heine and Frank II. Wurzbacher
elders, Ernst Brand, c. Edward Culp,
Andrew Eberle and L. Merkel.
J. q. Schlerf WAS elected honorary
member of the board of elders by reason
OF his long and faithful service an .