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station. All railroad companies are cor.
nected with affiliated companies are cor.
daily invited to these meetings, Of which
"The Poet Of Retribution' is announced
as the topic Of Rev. Wallace Radcliffe
pastor of the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church. tomorrow evening at
cline's "Pre-Reformation Studies" which
ne is taking up in connection with the
4O0th anniversary of the martydom OF
John Huss of Bohemia.
Representative Seldomridgs Of Colo.
nadG NstGons, Is TO deliver an address on Our
ernoon at 4:3o o'clock. at the Young
Women's Christian Association. Miss
Isabelle Stone Is to be in charge OF
the music and Mrs. Charles Riker IL
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church. will continue his Sunday even.
ing lectures upon pre-reformation
studies by giving lecture tomorrow
evening upon 'The Poet Of Retribu-
ton" This will be study of the great
Italian poet Dante, whose life and
work were SO large and distinctive not
only IN the literary but political and
religious life of the middle ages.
A membership contest is being con-
Society of the Ninth Street Christian
Church. and considerable interest is
being taken in 1t. A special program
has been arranged for tomorrow even
ing's services and an Invitation has
been extended to all to attend.
Beginning tomorrow evening Dr.
John Britain Clark will deliver five
sermons, Sunday evenings during Lent
at the First Presbyterian Church, John
Marshall place, on the subject 'The
Men Who crucified Christ" .Crda Judas las. is. |:
"Pilate" and THE Multitude"
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The first of a series of seven lectures
on the general topic, Divine Provi-
dence," to be given at the Church of
the New Jerusalem. 18th and Corcoran
streets northwest, is scheduled for to-
morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
nounces that the speaker will be Rev
George H. Dole of Wilmington. Del,
and that he will take as his theme
Providence and Evolution"
Wednesdays throughout Lent the
at 1880 pm. to which young people
generally are invited. Throughout
Lent there will also be a devotional
service each Friday at o'clock, to in
clude brief instruction on the spiritual
life.
The subject for debate tomorrow be:
fore Delta Class at First Congregational
Church is "Resolved, That society owes
a man only so much as he produces for
society" The Affirmative will be rep
resented by Messrs Morton. Cooper and
Lill: the negative by Messrs. Funk and
house at Delta Lodge. Glen Echo
Heights.
A charter of the Phi Mu Sigma Fra
ternity. Incorporated. has been issued
to Alpha Chapter of New York, al
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. The
the following: Rev. William Sheafe
Chase. rector; William R. England
Clarence H. Scholl, Francis J. Stedman
Albert c. Johnson, jr.: Arthur F. John
Briggs. William A. Sheriffs, Walter K
Munaz and J. Egbert Jennings. Will
liam England, who is to be at the head
of this chapter. is an old Washington
boy. He is one of the eleven charter
members of the fraternity.
Rev Earle Wilfey delivered an illus.
trated lecture Friday night at Ham,
line NJ. E. Church on the countries en-
gagged in the great European war. and
narrated personal experiences. Fulton
Karr rendered several selections on the
organ preceding the lecture. The pro-
ceeds of this lecture will be used
toward furnishing the joint fraternity
rooms. Preliminary steps have been
taken for the joint fraternity camp
which will probably be held in August
July 26 has been selected as the date
for the joint moonlight excursion.
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida
is to address the Liberal Religious
Union Of All Souls Church, 14th and L
streets, tomorrow evening at Z o'clock
His subject will be Integrity in Public
Life"
What is Religion for?" is the subject
of the sermon by DR.. Ulysses G. B
tomorrow night at o'clock. The dis
course will be the third in a course OF
four sermons on Fundamental Ques-
tions," a series that Is attracting large
congregations. Music will be furnished
by the quartet choir under the direc-
Pierce leaves Monday for Philadelphia
where he is a delegate to the fifth con-
gress of the National Federation OF
Religious Liberals. He is to deliver an
address on "Christianty after the War
The pulpit of Ingram Memorial Con-
gregational Church will be filled to-
morrow morning and evening by DR.
J. B. Clayton, who will deliver SER
mons appropriate to the Lenten season
The morning topic is to be "Christ's
Sacrif1cia1 Leadership" while at the
evening service he will have for his
subject From Calvary to Paradise"
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Speaker Champ Clark is to address
the Sunday school of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning, under the auspices of the
Everyman Bible class of the Sunday
school. The subject of the sermon by
the pastor, Rev. Earle Wiley. at the
evening service is to be POISON In
Printers Ink"
The Mems Bible Class Association OF
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. 9Th
street and Maryland avenue northeast
held its seventh annual banquet last
night, more than 125 being present
The banquet was served by the men,
bers of the Ladies' Aid Society of the
church. DR.. o. A. T. Swain was toast
master. Representative Courtney w.
Hamlin of Missouri made an address
on character building. mentioning the
good work accomplished in this re-
spect by Bible classes. The Rev. James
Shera MONTGOMERY of Metropolitan
Methodist Episcopal Church spoke on
| mems Rib1e class principles as applied
to mankind The Invocation was given