Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-31

all Endeavorers desiring to go to
Rerwyn to make the trip on the speciai
| car.
The Emmanuel Baptist Young Peo-
ple's Senior Christian EndeaVor 50
ciety had successful lawn parry
under the management of Mrs Jonh
Randolph on the church lawn We" t
nesday evening. An interesting Tea
ture were the 10y rides" for sale
through the kindness Of one OF the
church automobiles. neat sum was
| realized to meet the society's budget:
| Miss Nancy Senner of England, who
| is chairman of the prayer meeting
committee of the lmmanuel soclety'
has been appointed the new superln-
| tendent in charge OF the missionary
department of the union.
| Cardinal Falconio former APOSTOLIC
delegate at Washington, has just paid
his episcopal visit to his suburban dlo-
| cese of Velletro.
Received in the cathedral by the ne
chapter. clergy and sem mn rh,Scha m
private chapels, religious institutions
and confraternities, and before leaving
addressed a number of his dlocesans
who were shortly to leave FOR the 1ront;
| and country, and asking all present
| to pray that they might return soon
! safe and victorious.
| The second quarterly conference for
ST. Paurs Methodist Episcopal ChuTch
| South was held at the church Thursday
| evening Dr. H. NJ Canter, the presid-
| ing elder of the Washington district
| Southern NJ E. churches presiding
| Messrs. Edwin r. Armentrout ana w:
| Carl Wyatt were added to the board OF
| stewards and Mr.. Clarence E. Fowler.
by unanimous vote, was granted license
| to exhort. DR.. Henry Knowles was
| elected church historian in the place OF
A. L. Dietrich. whose resignation was
| accented because of his removal from
| this city Mr. Dietrich has been ap-
| pointed one of the divisional superln-
i tendents of Sunday schools by the gen
eral Sunday school board of the South
ern Methodist Church. His is the south
ern division. with headquarters at
| Meridian. Miss Mr.. Dietrich was SUI
| perintendent of St Paufs Sunday
| school for number of years
The committee on church improve
ments made its report through Mr., T. 80, .,
| Cannon. chairman. The growth or the
SUNDAY school has created the, necessity
for charging it's quarters.
| In fact the committee was instructed
| to consider the erection or the ne" au-
ditorium as a part of the general plan
| of improvements contemplated by the
| CONGREGATION. AS beginning the COM
mittee recommended that galleries be
erected at once in the present SUNDAY
school house to furnish immediate
| facilities for meeting the pressing
| needs of the Sunday school for class
! rooms. The conference accepted the
| recommendations Of the committee ana
| authorized the appointment or per
| manent committee to carry out the
| plans suggested.
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! Rev. Percy Foster Hall. assistant
| rector at the Church of the Epiphany:
| vr-;t I've
| daughter al Bradley Beach. n. j.
| Rev. Arthur E. Woodward of Mis-
| souri, will officiate in Epiphany Church
! during August.
| "The Battle of Armageddon" will be
! Evangelist r. f. Harter's subject To-
| morrow night at the Gospel Tent, llth
| and G streets southeast.
| Director Of Music Steinel has ar
ranged an especially interesting mu-
steal program, which Will oegln at ,.so
o'clock Some of the special features
are a solo by Haskell Billings, boy So
prano: a number by quartet OF SOLO.
| lists and a selection by the choir or
| fifty voices, with soprano obl1gato by
| Miss Kathreen Lemmer-
| Monday night there will be a stere-
opticon lecture by Mr. L. A Hansen on
Medical Frauds and Quackery
/ Tuesday night Evangelist Horton
/ will speak on The Two Covenants"
The subjects for Wednesday. Thursday
/ and Friday are: THE objectionable
Sin" Christ in You the Hope of Glory"
and THE Seven Seals
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! Rev DR.. Clifford A. Owens of Hum
boldt. Tenn, will supply during the
month of August the Temple Baptist
Church while Rev. DIR. Muir is absent
| on his vacation.
| x x = =
DR.. and Mrs G. J. p. Barger, formerly
| of the Vermont Avenue Christian
| Church, will go to Bolenge, Africa. Au-
| gust :, as medical missionaries. They
| will sail from New York on the steam
| ship St Louis for London and will
| leave the latter place on the first avail
| able steamer for the Belgian kongo.
Or. and Mrs. Barger are known to
| many of the young people of Washing
| ton. About five years ago DIR. Rarger
! resigned from a government position to
| become a night Waterman in order that
! he might attend the day school of the
| medical department of the George
| Washington University. After grad
uating from that institution he took a
| special course in tropical medicine at
| Harvard University.
| Mrs. Barger is a graduate nurse and
! is we'll equipped in every way to carry
| on her part of the work at Bolenge.
| She will be the living link of the
| Ninth Street Christian Church. DIR.