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The Washington times., 1915-05-15
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR EPWORTHL LEAGUE
District Body Names Foundry
Chapter Delegate as Presi.
dent at Convention.

The Rev Francis NJ. Mccoy. of Waugh
NJ. e. Church. delivered the closing
address at the convention Of the Wash
ington District Epworth League at Ana
costa on Wednesday. Short addresses
were made by tho Rev. J. Phelps Hand,
of Trinity NJ. f. Church: the Rev. c. c.
Mclean. of Douglas Memorial, and w.
Ralph Williamson.
Robert d. Burbank. of Foundry Chap
ter. was elected president of the dis
trict. Other officers are Ashby Jump.
of Trinity, first vice president: Andrew
Gross. of Douglas Chapter. second vice
president Miss Florence c. Day, Of
Calvary. third vice president w. II.
Williamson. of Anacostia. fourth vice
president; w. l.. Orem OF Chevy Chase.
recording secretary: c. Wendell Shoe
maker, of Eldebrook, corresponding Sec
retary; r. w. Ryce. of Lincoln road.
treasurer; Miss Ida Jury, Junior league
superintendent. Charles K. Hoover. of
Trinity Chapter. and Robert d. Bur
bank, of Foundry Chapter, were elected
to the board of trustees Of the Anti
Saloon League. II. r. Carl, of Calvary
Christopher G. Mullady. of Douglas.
Chapter, were elected for threc-year
term> on the hoard of trustees of Rest
Cottage. Lee p. Emory, of Douglas.
was elected a delegate'to the interna-
tional convention at San Francisco.
Allen J. Marsh. of Waugh, and DR.. A.
G. Christie were eelcted delegates to
the Baltimore conference.
Resolutions were adopted by the con-
vention indorsing the stand Of Major
Pullman for moral and civic improve.
ment.
An inter-chapter tennis tourna ment
| added TO the interest in the convention.
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ROCKVILLE.

The public school commissioners have
filed with the county commissioners an
estimate of the cost of maintaining the
accredited high schools of the county
for the next school year. The estimated
cost Is placed at s23 6s5. Of which about
Sc 900 will be contributed by the State.
The estimate for each school Is as fol-
lows: Rockville, 5000; Sandy Spring
81, 1856; Gaithersburg. $3.50; Brookeville.
s., 900; Germantown, $l.460; Damascus.
sl,C9O: Darnestown, s1.1OO; Chevy Chase,
81, ,020; Pooesville, $3.50.
Prof. Charles G. Myers principal Of
the Rockville High School. has an
nounced that there will be twelve
graduates from the Rockville School
this year. as follows: Lafayette Banes.
Thomas A. Butt. Alice II. Cashell, Mel
lie d. Duvall. Millard NJ. Fisher, Nellie
H. Crock, Dorothy l.. Higgins. Merrill
D. knight. Virginia w. Mullinix. Mary
Geneva Reed. Mary e. Waesche, and
Bradley NJ. Woodfcld.
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FIRST COMMUN|0NAT
HOLY ROSARY CHURCH
Children of Parish to Hold
May Procession Tomorrow
Afternoon.

Children Of the Holy Rosary Church
Sunday school will receive their nrst
communion tomorrow at the 9 o'clock
mass to be- celebrated by Mgr. Luigi
Coccio. auditor to the apostolic delega-
ton.
In the afternoon, at 3 o'clock. all the
children OF the parish will hold their
May procession.
Teachers who have assisted the pastor
in preparing the children for their first
communion are Misses Angelina Di
Gennaro. Maria Amante. Emilia Chiesa,
Emilia Tassa. Garzia Cannatella, Giu-
seppina Mancuso. Rosa Geraci. Maria
Chiesa. Maria Gauza. Maria Garzia. and
Fiorina Lo Cascio. under the super
vision of Sister Vinifred and Sister
Rita from Trinity College.
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Rev. Henry H. Ranck
Ends Year AS Pastor

The first year Of the pastorate of the
Rev. Henry H. Ranck at Grace Re
formed Church. will be concluded to-
morrow. A reception to the Pastor and
Mrs Ranck will be held in the Sunday
school house next Tuesday evening.
"A Fruitful Bough" will be the sub
ject Of the Rev. Mr.. Ranck's sermon
tomorrow morning. In tho evening lie
will begin a series Of sermons on Sym
boIs Of the Holy Spirit" the first being
Fire"
During the year Of his pastorate forty
six persons have Joined the church and
more than 5000 was given to bcnevo-
lence.
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Evangelist of Cleveland
Will Address Mission

Rev. Earl W. Clark. evangelist. Of
Cleveland. will address the night
service at the Central Union Mission
tomorrow. his subject being "The
Signs OF the Times" Mrs. L. M. Per-
ry. Of Evanston, Ill. will speak at the
8 o'clock service Sunday afternoon.
At the convention OF the International
Union of Gospel Missions. which
meets in Norfolk Nav Is to 20, the
Central Union Mission will be repre-
sented by Treasurer and Mrs. Will
liam r.. Ramsey. (. E. Cole, Acting
Lydia Rouzee. Mrs. L C. White. and
others.
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DR.. Clark to Preach at
Church of Our Father

The Rev. DR.. C. c. Clark, of the
Universalist Church. Of Baltimore, will
preach at the Universalist Church of
Our Father. Thirteenth and l. streets
northwest, tomorrow. and the Rev. Dr.
Randolph H. McKim. pastor OF the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church. will
preach there on May 80. Through an
error 1t was announced that DR.. Nc
Kim would preach tomorrow.
Although the Rev. DR.. John Van
Schaick. pastor OF the Church OF Our
Father. has been absent in Holland do
ing relief work for several months, the
report at the annual meeting Of the
church this week showed an excess of
cash receipts over current expenses. A
campaign will shortly be undertaken to
nquidate the church debt, so that when
DR.. Van Schaick returns it will be to
an unincumbered church.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
New Board of Directors
Is Confirmed by Y.W.C.A.

The Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation has confirmed the choice Of It's
nominating committee for members OF
the board of directors, to serve for
three years.
The new directors are Mrs. William
Hamilton Bayly, Mrs. Robert Lansing
Mrs. H. B. F. Macfarland. Mrs Charles
w. richardson. Mrs. F. z. Wright, Miss
Mabel Nelson Thurston, and Mrs. John
D. Hird, to serve three years. On the
nomina ting committee were Mrs. r. G.
wilkins. Mrs. II. f. Day. Miss Elizabeth
F. Pierce. Miss Marian white. and Miss
Susan Cults
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Alumni Plan Reception
To Law Graduates Tonight

Members Of the graduating class of
the Washington College of Law will be
guests at a reception to be given tonight
by the alumni association at the home
of Mrs. Edith Kingman Kern, 1872 G
street northwest.
The reception precedes the gradua-
ton exercises at which twenty-three
the month.
The entertainment committee, COM
posed of Robert G. Tracy. chairman
Miss Florence Ethcridge, Miss Nina l.
Thomas, Miss Emily Spilman. and
George F. Mcdonald, has arranged for
a musical program the headliner Of
which will be Daniel Needham Hood
the Boston pianist.
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LUTHERANS TO OPEN
NEW HOME FOR AGED
Ceremonies on Wednesday Will
Bring Distinguished Men,
bers to North Langdon.

Announcement Is made today OF the
program for the dedication of the new
$3.50. 900 building OF the Lutheran Howe
for the Aged, at North Langdon, on
next Wednesday The dedication or TINS
new home, supported by the General
Synod of the Lutheran Church. viii
bring to Washington a number OF proml-
nent members Of the Lutheran Church
from various parts of the country.
A picturesque feature Of the exercises
will be the march from the old buiidiile
to the new structun. headed by 'he
speakers. and including the members OF
the boar dof trustees. members or the
board of lady managers and frlcnds OF
the institution.
nection with the annual observance OF
Founders Day as a tribute to Mrs.
Sarah Utermehle. The board OF trus-
tees will meet. and following the pro.
cession the dedicatory exercises VIII
take place.
Some of the Speakers.
The principal speaker will be the Rev.
Henry Yarger, president Of the General
synod. Talks will be made by w. Fl.
Finckel and A. =. Fox, both Of this city.
Others who viii take part In the pro.
Martinsburg, w, Va, the Rev; DR.. s.
Rev. C. L. Manages, of Harrisburg Pa,
and the Rev. George Miller. of Balti-
more. A feature of the service Will be
the singing of a dedication hymn writ
Domer, Of Washington. Young. people $
societies connected with Lutheran
churches OF Washington will present a
flag pole in front Of the new home and
flag raising exercises will be conducted
by them
The home is fireproof brick struc-
ture. 23O feet long. situated on the ridge
running through North Langdon. which
commands a sweeping view Of Langdon
and Brooklend to the north. and OF the
slope toward the Eastern Branch on the
south. The central portion Is three
stories high, and the remainder two
stories.
Has Sixty Living Rooms.
It contains sixty living rooms, an
Office. large dining room. library. in
Urinary. chapel seating $50, two rooms
for deaconcsscs, a kitchen laundry, gen.
eral STORAGE loom, trunk room, and
the building ts heated by a central heat
ing plant.
Ground was broken for the new build
ing on October s, 1918, and on Novem.
ber g. 1913, the cornerstone was laid
by DR.. J. A. Singmaster, president OF
the Lutheran Theological 'reminary
On the building committee are the Rev
Dr. John Weidley, chairman; W. II
Finckel, recording secretary. and II. 7
Domer. G. +. Muth. and Dr. W. X
Butler. Heading the finance commit
Washington. Mrs. John Weidley /.
chairman Of the board OF lady man
ayers. The Melton Construction Com
pany is the builder.
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"Too Proud to Fight"
Rev. DR.. Granger's Topic

At the Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church. the Rev. Dr. John Lee
Allison, of Alexandria, former pastor.
will preach tomorrow at II o'clock, in
exchange with the pastor.
The Christian Endeavor meeting in the
chapel, at o'clock will be lead by the
president. Ralph Boyd.
At the evening service at o'clock, Dr.
Granger will preach on: TOO Proud to
Fight" The evening choir. under direc-
ton Of John G. Klein. Will sing. BY
vote of the session the evening sessions
FOR the season will be concluded with
the last Sunday night in May
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Trinity Church Will Have
Homecoming Day May 80

Trinity Church will have Home
Coming Day" on Trinity Sunday, May
30. A number Of clergymen formerly
connected with Trinity have been invited
TO assist in conducting the services on
that day and a special program will be
arranged.
Trinity Church has a great number Of
former members scattered throughout
Washington, and it Is expected they will
take advantage OF the opportunity Of
fered to visit the church that holds fond
recollections of them.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
DR.. Briggs to Talk on
Doctrine of Baptists

The Rev. John f. Briggs. pastor OF
Fifth baptist Church. will preach on
What Baptists Stand For" tomorrow
morning. and The Plan Of Salvation AS
Taught in the catholic Bible" at night
The ordinance OF baptism will Drecede
the evening sermon. The Ladies' Mis-
sionarv Society will have an important
meeting Tuesday night; the subject Is
Africa" and the leader Is Mrs. Annie
F. Grigsby. The primary department OF
the Sunday school will give Japanese
wedding on Wednesday night.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Zionist Flower Day
Is Set For Tomorrow

The annual Zionist eower day dem
onstration will be hold tomorrow un-
der auspices of the local Ahavas and
PCele Zion societies.
Committees from these societies
will call at the home of Hebrew fam
HES and sell flowers for the Hebrew
national fund
The money Will be devoted TO buy
ing land and settling colonies in
Palestine
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Rev. J. S. Bennett to
Head Central Mission

The board Of directors Of Central
Union Mission has received an accept
ance from the Rev. John $. Bennett. of
Brooklyn. N. Y. who will reach this
city on June ! to take up his duties as
superintendent of the mission. The Rev
Mr. Bennett will succeed the Rev.
Henry Lukens. who resigned the super
intendency a few weeks ago to be able
to give more of his time to other re-
ligious work. AS a mission worker in
Brooklyn, the Rev. Mr.. Bennett has
made a wide reputation.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
St. Stephens Juniors
Will Be Organized

A Junior society will be organized in
this city under the auspices Of the st.
Stephens Society OF the Holy Name. ac-
cording to plans made at the first bust
ness meeting of that organization last
Sunday in its new rooms at Twenty
fourth and X streets northwest
A committee was named to undertake
the work.
\ baseball team also was organized
to be known as the st. Stephen Holy
Name team, and 1t will enter the league
formed by various parishes.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Epworth Leaguers Plan
To Give Comedy Again

In response to many requests. the
North Capitol Epworth League will re-
peat the college comedy. Baron Boggs.
Freshman" which was presented by
them in April last. The date selected
ia wednesday, May 19 at Sis O'Clock at
North Capitol Methodist Episcopal
THE cast Of twenty-three is headed by
Lionel Fielder, president OF the league,
in the title role.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Church Assures Wilson
OF Profound Sympathy

At a meeting Of the Mems Association
Of the First Baptist Church. of Atlantic
City. attended by men of the Chelsea
Rsptist Church. on Monday last, at
which a reception to the new pastor. the
Rev. Hinson V. Hewlett. formerly OF
rected to be sent to President Wilson
assuring them of their profound sym
pathy In the trying ordeal he Is at pres
eat undergoing. ...-
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The annual Reinicker reading contest
took place at the Episcopal Theological
Seminary last night. Five members Of
the senior entered the contest, Messrs.
]. F. Alfriend, Amber Blackford. Ran
dolph Blackford. Menard boswell and
Cameron G.. Richardson. The prize was
adludged to J. F. Alfriend
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
KNIGHTS WILL HOLD
ASCENSION SERVICE
Old Dominion Commandery to
Observe Day In Christ
Church Of Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, May 15.-Members OF
Old Dominion Commandery, No. II,
knights Templar, together with men,
hers OF the order from Washington ana
surrounding counties, Will observe As
cension Day with special services to-
morrow. The members OF the COM
mandery will meet in their asylum in
Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon at
3. o'clock. They will nerch from there
to Christ Church, where the services
will be held.
special musical program has been
arranged for at the church. where the
services will be commenced at
o'clock. The Rev. w. ]. Morton. the
rector, will preach a special sermon.
A. H. Barbor. sheriff of Alexandria
county, has announced his withdrawal
cratic primary to be held on August 4,
and his entry in the contest tor COM
missioner OF revenue against William
II. Duncan, the incumbent. This will
leave four candidates in tho field tor
sheriff.
In the corporation court today a suit
for divorce was entered by Morris IA.
Gills from his wife. Eva Gills. Deser-
ton is given as the grounds The
Charles Bendheim.
The registry books OF the four wards
of Alexandria will be opened on May
desire to vote in the election of No
vember 2 and the primary previous to
that date.
Previous to memorial services to be
held tomorrow night at the Washington
Mxth OF hx,I 7 no
Star Camp. No. l., American Indian
Guards, members of the camp and OF
Osceola and Seminole Tribes of Red
Men will march through the streets, the
to Duke, Duke to Royal Royal to
Cameron. Cameron to Washington.
| Washington to Queen. Queen to Alfred.
| Alfred to King. King to Washington,
out Washington to the church. The
| procession will be headed by the Ameri-
can Indian Guards Band.
In the corporation court today a final
decree was entered in the suit OF Guy,
| Curran Il Co. versus Fred {. Matthews.
confirming the distribution of funds in
the hands of the commissioner. A de-
| cree was entered in the suit of Harriet
! Eta Beander versus Rachael jeanette
| Beander, confirming the sale of property
and directing the distribution Of the
proceeds from the sale.
A jury in the circuit court yesterday
afternoon handed down a decision
awarding John w. Humphries. admins
traitor Of the estate OF Melvin f. Hum
phries, 81, 900 from the Alexandra County
Lighting Company. Attorney l.. p
| Harlow, representing the company
made a motion TO set aside the verdict
which was overruled and an appeal &c
the supreme court OF Virginia was
noted.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

Dr. Llewellyn Powell. director Of medi-
cal inspection in the public schools. has
returned from Lexington. where he at
tended the annual meeting OF the Nir-
vinia Public Health association.
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Roman Catholic

NOVENA TO ST. RITA OF CASCIA begins
Sunday, May l6, at 7:SO p IN. Nine days
PRAYER to the Advocate Of the Impossible
at $50 every evening at st. Martins. North
Capitol and 7 SITS All are invited. EU-
Pastor
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Rescue Mission

CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 500 la. ave
Services Week days, L. noon and 7:i5 p. m.
Sundays. $50 a. m, 3 and 7:ii y. m. MAJ
18th. Gospel WeFon meetings sth and C sw..
Rev. Charles 4. ShreNe speaker, al 80 y.
IN at eth aud La. ave a. y m. Rev.
WUliar, NJ. Lyon, speaker Mrs. : 4. Perry
win speak a. p. m, aud Rev Earl W.
ozark, tho evangelist. talks On The Signs
OF the Times al 7.45 p m. IN the auditor
ium. Everybody welcome.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The board Of liquor license commits
sioners for this county refused license
to Frank Stufhe and Mary Bowman to
conduct saloons in Oakland. The ap-
plication of Harry Nc Kim was with
drawn, and licenses we're granted to
Mrs. Landgraff. Mrs. Elizabeth Steu-
bener. Mrs. Florence Allen, Mrs. Leah
Edlavltch, Mrs. Bertha Brown and
Elmer Pumphrey. Protests against
Brooks, Bobbinger and Frantz' will be
heard by the board on May 49,
Miss Mary Alice Dandy, teacher in
the Hyattsville High School, has been
granted permission to withdraw her
resignation which was to take effect at
the close of the present school year
Miss Edna w. Arnold was appointed an
assistant teacher in the Hyattsville High
School. An order was passed by the
board closing the white schools in the
county on June Is. Miss Marguerite
Aitcheson was appointed a teacher In
School No 2 in Laurel district. and
Miss Emma Fisher was appointed AS
teacher in School No. in the same dis
trict.
Mrs. Buchanan Beale Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer, In
| Inner Mo rIhpro
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Theosophy

THEOsOPHY-"Keys to SelfKnowledge "
lecture by Mrs Vance Cheney, Sunday, s p.
m. al l2l6 II st, Theosophic Hall.
Public invited. Free study classes Tues
daNs ani ErldaNE 8 q
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Bahai Revelation

RAHATA REVETATTCN Regular meeting
at Pyth!sn Temple, second i0Ur rear hall,
81 p N. AL HeleonA
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The Drillery A. c. has entered a base
ball team in the Potomac League which
now brings the number to six as or
iglnally planned.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The Hyattsville troop of Boy Scouts,
under SCoutmaster Harry w. Dorsey,
will hold a lawn party this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

w L. Rammel. past dictator OF Nir-
gtnia Lodge. No. l076, Loyal Order Of
Moose. has been elected delegate to the
convention Of the grand lodge. which
will be held in Los Angeles in June.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Hall Mission

HALL MISSION, 623 Louisiana ave. y, W.
Union Gospel Serl ices every Sunday. 2:3o
D. IN. for the promotion o. SCriptural holiness
and the conversion Of sinners. Welcome
phnehA Hall l.Mltrell- naEtoT
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HYATTSVILLE.

Edward B. Thrift. Of Washington
narrowly escaped being killed on the
Washington Baltimore boulevard, be-
tween College Park and Berwyn yester-
day when an automobile truck, loaded
with furniture. which he was driving
ran over an embankment. He suffered
several severe cuts and bruises.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

An old-fashlone country s2:ial even
ing will be enjoyed by the Beltsville
grange in their hall next Tuesday even
ing
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

A special service was held last night
In emmanuel Episcopal Church by the
rector, the Rev. w. o. Roome, ir.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian


CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. 18th and Streets.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HOWARD HANNAFORD. Minister'S Asst
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS.
Minister In charge CT Peck Chapel
$50 a m. Sunday school.
II a. m. morning service. Sermon by tho
minister.
3:30 p. m.-Childrens Day services.
S:5 p. m.-Chrtstian Endeavor meeting.
. p. m. evening service. music rem
dered by evening choir OF 100 voices. Sydney
Lloyd Wrishtson. director: Harvey Murray.
orsanist Sermon By the minister. Subject.
The National and Individual Blessedness OF
Being Hated"
p. m, Thursday. Midweek Service.
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL
14TH AND r.
E. EVERETT GRANGER, D. D., Pastor,
will preach at II a m; sermon by the pas
tor, p. m, TOO Proud to Fight" s. s..
$50 a. m.: mems Bible class. 10 a. m; c. E,
p. m: prayer meeting, p. m. Thursday.
Welcome.
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Our Only Hope
considered by Or.
Foundry Methodist
tomorrow morning.
Hour" service the
John Wycliffe.
Heroes"
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
"Our Only Hope" Is
DR.. Wedderspoon's Theme

Is the theme to be
Wedderspoon at
Episcopal Church
At the Bright
topic announced is
in a series on
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

Mrs Howard L. Crisp has returned
to her home in Berwyn after spending
several days with her sister, Mrs. Bessie
G. Clarke, in Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The committee of the Anacosta Citi-
zens' Association in charge Of the town
flower gardens announces 1t Is receiving
subscriptions to the fund for the main
tenance Of these beds at a better rate
than last year, and 1t is believed that
a large sum will be raised.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Associated Bible Students
Associated Bible Students
At Old Masonic Temple,

9th and F SITS. Lecture at p. m. by JOHN
F. sTEPHENsON. Bible STUDY, at 80 p.
M. subject "Earth's Great Jubilee" cues
ton l6, page IS. All welcome. No colec-
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

spending the past week in New York
city.
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Spiritualism
Undenominational
MADAME MOUNTFORD,

Sunday, u a. m, at Pythan Temple. Lee
ture Subject, The Ten Talents" Also
Sunday evening a. 7:45 In the lexington
Presbyterian Church she viii lecture
Life in Jerusalem Past and Present With
the Great War"
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Reformed

GRACE Pssldr isTH 26SmVs N; W.-H H. RanGk *
Fruitful Bough;" p. m, THE Holy Spirit
Fire" sunday school. $40 a. m
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The Rev. w. u. Skellinger. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, has been
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Peoples Church

THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple,
lCl2 9Th ST. Services at II a. m Address
by Madam Lydia Mounttord. entitled The
Ten Talents and the CruCGxion." Prot
Newburghs class at 10 a. IN. A cordial in
Vitation is extended
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

Mineola Tribe, No. IA, !. o. r. NJ, met
last night In the local Masonic Hall
when degree work was accomplished by
the local degree team, followed by the
outlining of plans for the summer
months. At the close OF this business
several addresses were made by past
officers of the tribe.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15
ANACOSTIA.

r L. Padgett and. NJ. E. Hammar
have permits to erect two two-story
frame dwellings at 1922 and 1920 V street.
Louis F. Van Hanser will make extern
sve Improvements to premises. 2235
fourteenth street. Lucia April will erect
one-story addition to premises, 2450
Nichols avenue. J. w. Boran has per-
mission to erect a modern two-story
frame dwelling at 500 Alabama avenue
to cost about $500 NJ. c. kidwell will
place a bay window In front Of his
Premises. $50 Alabama avenue. Addie B.
to premises. A0s Anger place. T. j.
Allen will make extensive improve
ments to premises on Nichols avenue
near Newark street. The congregation
OF the Anacostia Baptist Church has
completed the work OF creating an as
sembly room in the rear of the church
auditorium.
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

The Sunday School attendance at the
Centennial Baptist Church, Seventh and
l streets northeast, was larger last
Sunday than it has ever been In the
history Of the church. and a still larger
number IS expected tomorrow morning
The Rev. E. Hez Sven. pastor. will
preach at both services. His evening
sermon will be on Singular Signs
The Washington times., 1915-05-15

Mrs Buchanan Beale is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer, In
JTpper Marlboro