The Washington times., 1915-05-29
Church Notes

Commencement week at National
Training School for Women and Girls
will open tomorrow with a sermon ny
the Rev. DR.. e. W. Moore, OF Phila-
delphia.-
At the Foundry NJ. E. Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. DR.. w: r.
Wedderspoon will preach on The
Two-fold Appeal of the Church
There will be special musical ap-
peal in the evening and brief ad-
dress by the pastor on Forgotten
Heroes"
The vested chorus OF forty voices
of the Mt. Pleasant Congregational
"St. Cecilia Mass' at the services to-
| morrow evening at o'clock. This
chorus is regarded as one of the
most efficient in the city. This will
probably be it's last work until fall.
Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubbs will address
the congregation of the Peoples Church.
at Pythian Temple, tomorrow morning
| on The Ethics of Jesus and Industrial
| Unrest
Has God Given to Man a Sign of
Loyalty to Him." will be the subject
| tomorrow evening of a sermon by Pas
tor Horton, at Memorial Seventh-Day
Adventist Church.
The Trinity festival will be observed
tomorrow in Grace Reformed Church.
when the pastor. the Rev. Harry II.
Ranck, will preach at II o'clock ser
mon on THE Trinity" In the evening
the sermon will be THE High Service
Of the Soldier"
Hamline Chapter. Epworth League.
has named the following officers: Pres
Iar A 10 a1 r
vice president, Miss Edith Nash; second
| vice president. Miss Anna Muirhead
| third vice president. Miss Effie Ross:
fourth vice president. Miss Edith Good
win; secretary. Luther s. jackson
treasurer, H. c. Close.
| Miss Ida I. Jury, district superintend-
| ent of the Junior League. Is spending
the summer at Bloomsbury. Pa. and
may be reached at that address till
| September 1, when she will return to
Washington to inaugurete a campaign
to increase the efficiency Of the Junior
| Leagues of Washington District-Ep-
| worth League.
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening the quartet
| choir, under direction of Anton Kaspar
| will render a special musical program.
Judge J. w. Thompson, of the Bureau
OF Mines. who Is the leader of one Of
| the largest Bible study classes In tho
| District, will conduct the lesson study
| for June 6, Nathan Rebukes David
| at the Fourth Presbyterian Church to-
| morrow evening.
Tomorrow morning DR.. Carl D. Harris
| editor of the Baltimore Southern Meth
odist. will occupy the pulpit at Mt.
Vernon Place Methodist Church. South
in the absense of the pastor, the Rev
Edward X. Hardin. At the evening
service the Rev. J. l.. Kibler will preach
| DIR. Hardin left the city this after.
noon for Front Royal. Va, where he is
| to deliver the commencement sermon be.
| fore the Randolph Macon Academy TO.
| morrow.
Mrs. T. A. Hulish. choir leader a,
| to meet On each Saturday evening at the
church those interested in the formation
| of a chorus choir She Is giving hel
assistance and direction to the work
| and Is meeting with much encoura ge.
ment. The practice begins at 7:S
| o'clock.
! For some weeks the Rev. Edward K
| Hardin, pastor OF Mt. Vernon Place
| Church. has been devoting the Thurs.
| day evening prayer-meeting service &c
n study of some of the more importa n,
| psalms. The series has attracted consid.
| cradle attention, and has resulted ir
largely increased interest and attend.
| ance. The psalm to be studied next
| Thursday night Is the seventy-second
which has been aptly called "A Roya
Ode"