The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-27
PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Fourteenth and r
streets northwest. the communion will be
celebrated at the morning service tomor-
row: the sacrament of baptism will also
be administered and new members re-
ceived. The csnvassers for the every
member canvass will be ordained to
their work and the canvass will be made
OF the entire congregation in the after
noon. The canvassers will go out two by
two and will. by the aid OF automobiles,
visit every member OF the congregation
in their homes. They will return TO the
chapel at 6 O'Clock. where supper Will be
served by the ladies Of the Aid Society.
At the pleasant evening hour" service
held In the church from 6:45 to 7:45
O'Clock, reports will be made by the can
vassers and they will tell of their ex-
periences and Impressions.
The New York Avenue Church choir
will give tomorrow evening Its usual
monthly musical Interpretation. Its theme
being Fosters popular Thanksgiving
cantata Of Seed Time and Harvest" In
the continued illness OF their well-known
soprano, Mrs. Shir-Cliff. that part will be
taken by Mrs. Browning. recently OF the
Al Souls choir.
Howard A. Banks. private secretary to
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels. will speak
tomorrow evening at o'clock In Fourth
Presbyterian Church on the subject.
Gods Prepared Things" This is the
third Of a series OF talks being given by
Mr. Banks In this church.
The pastor Of the church. Rev. DR..
Joseph T Kelly. will preach in the morn
ing.
Following the very largely attended
Thanksgiving servicf. which was held at
this church on Thursday morning. about
forty of the young people in an auto
mobile truck. took sweetmeats and
goodies to the inmates OF the Washing
ton City Asylum. After presenting the
gifts ~ Thanksgiving service was con-
Quoted by the young people for the in
mates
The Boy Scouts NJ Troop q. with head
quarters at Fourth Presbyterian Church.
went out into Virginia for a hike yester-
day afternoon and will retuPn this eve
ming The boys will spend their time IN
practical woodcraft and outdoor sports.
in prepa ration for examinations for high
er ranks in their troop
The choir of the Presbyterian Church at
Takoma Park is to have charge OF the
service tomorrow evening. at which time
they will render ChOrusrs from some Of
the rantatas and oratorios they have
sung during the last three or four years
A chorus from each Of the following can
tatss will be sung Coming Of the King.
by Dudley Buck: Daughter OF Jarius. nv
Stainer: Hope Of Heaven. by Lerman:
Redemption. by Gounod Olivet to Cal
vary. bv Mannder. and GauIs Holy city.
these choruses. other solos incidental to
there Choruses. other Solos will be rem
dered. The serv ice will commence
promptly At o'clock
In the SorthminEter Presbyterian
Church. the minister. Rev. s. A. Bower.
will deliver an illustrated lecture on The
Women Of the Orient" tomorrow evening.
This Is a new lecture Just issued ny the
Missionary Education Movement Of the
Board Of Foreign Missions. showing the
conditions under which the women OF the
Eastern lands live. and the heavy bur
dcns imposed upon them.
The lecture viii show the child wives
and widows. women yok~d with dom
keys. refugees for slave girls. hospitals
for the sick. schools for the coming gem
Grafton and the gospel stations. The COL
ored pictures are from photographs taken
by travellers in China. Korea. Japan. In
dia and Africa. The lecture is intended
TO supplement the study book Of the mis-
sionary societies Of the presbytery Of
Washington City. The Kings Highway"