Evening star., 1915-02-27
Pulpit and Pem

The Church of the Epiphany next week
Monday to Friday. inclusive. will be
Rev Richard W. Hogue. rector of the
Church of the Ascension, Baltimore
Mr.. Hogue is deeply interested In So
cial service and has recently excited
much favorable attention to a peoples
forum held in his church every Sunday
night at which representative people OF
all classes discuss unemployment and
other pressing topics of social and
economic interest.
At the afternoon services. at 4:45
o'clock, Rev. C. +. Edwards will speak
Monday. Tuesday Rev. =. F. Hall will
continue his course of addresses on
prayer. Wednesday, after short serv-
ice. Mr.. Comstock will give an organ
recital Thursday Rev. ]. ]. Dimon will
speak. and Rev. E. H IngIe speaks
every Saturday
Rev. r. II. Mckim will speak daily at
the monday services at st. Stephens
Church, Philadelphia
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The Epworth League service at
Mount Vernon Pla NJ. e. Church
South tomorrow ev. ing will be in
charge of Mr. J: Ora Tolbert. president
Washington city and yicini' assisted
by Messrs. John Wood. Clyde NJ. No
BILE. Earnest Anderson and John r.
Monr :. The subject is nc Challenge
of the Changing East"
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Immanue. Baptist intermediate G. e.
Society will hold it's annual debate
and entertainme March at pm.
at Imma.uel Baptist Church.
The subject of the debate will be
Resolved, That the Literacy Test as
Set Forth in the Recent Immigration
Bill Be Required for Immigrants"
The affirmative side will be taken by
Miss Catherine Tilden and Mr.. Harvey
Chamberlain, while the negative will
be upheld by Miss Hattie Slaughter
and Mr.. Berwyn Babson.
What Kind of Man to Marry will
be the topic of Mgr. Russell in st.
Patrick's Roman Catholic Church to-
morrow evening when he will con-
tinue his series of special sermons on
marriage. Following the service the
benediction of the blessed sacrament
will be given.
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning the pastor.
Rev. w. r. Wedderspoon, Will continue
the series of special sermons on the
general topic THE Way of the Chris
tian,' on the theme Peace
In the evening the following program
of special music will be given by the
institute and chorus choirs.
Chorus, Glorious Is Thy Name" by
Mozart; anthem, TIE Deum Laredamus.
God.' by Wagner; offertory. violin solo.
by Anton Kaspar; anthem, Lead,
Kindly Light" Smith, The subject of
the pastors sermon will be 'The Song
of Moses and the Lamb"
The board of control of the Wash
ington District Epworth League will
meet at Iowa Avenue NJ. f. Church
Wednesday evening.
The principal matter under discussion
will be the summer institute, which the
Epworth League will hold some time
IN June or July.
tute. consisting of w. r. Williamson,
III. S. Omohundro, Lester L. Schnare,
Andrew Gross. H. F. Carl. A. G. Chris
tie. Robert D. Burbank. S. D. Boss, +.
C. Tarr. William E. Truman. Lee B.
Emory. W. A. Jump. Miss NJ. c. FoW.
ler and Miss Edith c. Maddux. will
meet at Trinity NJ E. Church tomor-
row afternoon. when i will decide
upon a site and date for the institute;
VI is expected that either Mountain
Lake Park, Md, or Elkton, Va, will
oe selected as the place for holding the
affair, and the board OF control VIII
he asked to confirm the choice of the
committee Wednesday at the Iowa
Avenue meeting.
Members of Foundry NJ. L. Church.
who are also members of the Young
Mems Christian Association. VIII at
tend a special meeting of FOUNDRY Ep-
which Mr.. Page NICK. Etchison, sec
retary to General Secretary William
Knowles Cooper of the ASSOCIATION,
will address the league.
Epworthians from all over the Dis
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day evening, when the dramatic CLUB
of the chapter will produce the play
Queen Esther which is founded on
the Book of Esther in the Old Testa-
ment.
direction Of Miss Flora A. Briggs, Mrs
q; l.. Haffey and Miss Christobel Sawin:
Members Of Trinity Chapter who Will
participate are: Esther, the Queen
Miss Ruth Briggs; Ahasuerus. the KING.
MI. Herbert Bradburn: Mordecai. q
lew. the queens uncle. Mr.. Charles x
Hoover: Haman the kings counss,os' h
Mr.. Charles g ;,.s AE1nrr; F1npsnc. zerass: PTlss
Leah. friend OF the queen. Miss
1;Iendora Knaub: Salome, Jewish at
tendant, Miss Grace Simering' Saran'
4 Jewish attendant. Miss Bessie =. FIJI
Iius. Harbona, chamberlain of the
naIace. Mr. Charles Paine: Hatach. the
kings scribe. Mr.. Roy Fulton; Flower
Girl. Miss Annie Laurie Hamilton; Per-
sian maidens, Misses Lillian hutton
t;iendora Gibbs, Elise McCofnas, Cecilia
lump. Christabel Sawin, Nettie Helm
line and Edith Marburg-
arraneements have been concluded
for Mr.. John D. Bradley to address the
Liberal Religious Union OF All souls
Church tomorrow evening at O'CLOCK
on The Faith of Secularfst-
The last of the special services will
ne held tomorrow evening at the church
at o'clock, when the minister. Dr..
topic, who Can Be Religious?" The
Mrs. H. Clay Browning will furnish the
music.
The western Presbyterian Church
was the scene of a patriotic entertain
ment on washingtons birthday, given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society, of which Miss Elizabeth Zea is
president.
The program consisted of tableau
scenes representing the following Incl
dents in the early history of our coun-
try: THE Spirit of Seventy-Six." The
PRODUCTION of George Washington to
Mrs. Custis," The Goddess of Liberty"
and "John Alden and Priscilla Mullin."
Mrs Walter Marsh and Miss Agnes
THOMPSON were In charge of this part
of the evenings entertainment, assist
cd by Miss Ruth I. Richter. Miss Adele
Lainhart, Miss Naomi Glasco. Miss