The Washington herald., 1915-10-23

tor Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach tomorrow morning
on the theme Keeping Watch Above
His Own and In the evening he win de-
liver the second sermon IN the series
on The American Home" The subject
will be Husband and Father"
DR.. James Shera Montgomery win
have for his subject tomorrow morning
at the Metropolitan Methodist Church
The Passion of a Soul" and In the
evening at o'clock he will speak on
THE Magic Mirror"
At the Union NJ. e. Church. Twentieth
street south OF Pennsylvania avenue
pastor, Rev. John MacMurray. will
speak upon the topic, Christ as
Friend" in the Sunday morning series
on Jesus Christ and His Relationship
to Us. In the evening viii be held the
gong service and the pastors twenty
minute timely talk on the theme 'Har-
vest" The pastors Sunday night talks
deal with the practical affairs OF daily
life in city and nation, viewed from a
Christian. standpoint. and are given in
response to questions as to the Chris
tian's duty In matters of ordinary daily
living and various phases of human con-
duct.
The Golden Rule" Young woman's
Bible Class Of Union Sunday school has
elected the following officers for the
coming year: Miss Grace wanstall.
president: Miss Mary Boyd, secretary;
Miss Ida Prewitt. assistant secretary;
Mrs. Manning Fernandez, treasurer;
Miss Jennie L. Weston. teacher. Over
500 was raised by the class for various
purposes during the past year.
Samuel d. Boss. former District
League vice president, will be in charge
Of the league service of Douglas Chap
ter tomorrow Assisting him will be
Andrew Gross, the present second vice
president of the Washington district.
The program promises to be a fine one
and much special preparation is being
put on the theme in order that very
instructive and appropriate meeting
along the missionary line will develop.
Charles Ernst, of Foundry, Chapter.
will be present with his orchestra. and
Mr.. Edward G. Boss will render special
music. All leaguers and their friends are
invited TO attend at $50 p. m.
The Epworth League OF Foundry NJ. z.
Church will be addressed tomorrow even
ing at Gas o'clock by Howard A. Banks.
private secretary to the Secretary of the
Navy. A soprano solo by Mrs. Harold
s. Minor and an instrumental number by
Carlton B. White will feature the serv-
ice. The league choir. with orchestra ac-
compartment. will also participate.
The membership contest will close on
Sunday evening. October 81 This con-
test has been under the direction OF
Miss Janet Kobe and Harvey J. Chestnut
chairmen. The spirit in which II has been
conducted has aroused a great deal of
interest on the part Of the young people
and the final result is awaited with much
concern. An entertainment and recep-
ton will be rendered the new members
on the evening OF November II.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
cabinet was held at the home OF c. p.
Lewis on Tuesday evening. Definite plans
were developed for a number OF interest
ing attractions during the fall and win
ter months.
On Wednesday evening the chapter con-
Quoted a devotional meeting at the Cos
pei Mission which was largely supported
by the leaguers and their friends. The
music was under the direction of the
! league choir and orchestra.
The hike and campfire social scheduled
for Saturday of last week was postponed
on account of the rain and the same pro-
gram will be carried out this evening.
the leaguers meeting at the Aqueduct
Bridge in Georgetown at $50 o'clock
Douglas Memorial NJ. f. Church will
conclude its week OF rally services to-
morrow with special programs for both
morning and evening. Rev. s. Townsend
Weaver. financial secretary Of American
University. will speak at II a. m. An
| Epworth League rally will be held in
the evening on which occasion the prin-
cipaI address will be given by Rev. Albert
Osborn. registrar of American Univer-
sity. Last night n successful social was
given at the church under the manage
ment OF VIM. A Morris. former presi-
dent of the Epworth League Union. On
Thursday evening Mai. Pullman. superin-
tendent OF police, spoke at one OF the spe-
cial services. The pastor Of Douglas
! Church is Rev. c. =. Mclean and the
year now opening promises to be the most
successful in its history.
Rev. c. W. Edgin. chaplain OF the Dis
trict of Columbia Reformatory. will de-
liver an address at the PetwoTth Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, corner Eighth and
Shepherd streets. tomorrow evening, at
T:3o o'clock. There will be special music.