Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-17

parochal school in that parish.
st. Patricks parish, which for nearly
center of Catholic life and activities in
New York city. is now the largest
Italian parish in the world.
The Berge sisters Of Ocean Grove
N. J., who have been assisting in the
Church for several weeks past, are te
assist Rev. John E. Briggs in special
services he is to conduct in Fifth Bap-
fist Church beginning tomorrow.
There will be three services tomor-
row. The first will be at IL am. and
the others at $3.50 and 7:45 pm A
service will be held each evening of the
week al 7:45 pm.
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The Sodality of the Children of Mary
will receive its monthly communion at
st. Patrick's Church at the O'Clock
mass tomorrow, when Rev. James A
Smyth. it's spiritual director. will give
a short instruction on the duties OF
,soladists of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The members will reassemble at
O'Clock for the usual monthly meeting
Rev. Smyth will also of1ciate at this
service, which will conclude with bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament
THE Moslem World will be the sub
ject of stereopticon address Sunday
afternoon at the railroad mems meet
| ing at the Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. {. "A
| Union station at 4 o'clock.
! The spread of Islam, the doctrines
and practices. the weakness and power
of the teaching will be spoken Of
| Scenes in the various lands where Mo-
pictures of the beautiful mosques
erected by Mohammedans, will be
shown.
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The Woman's Missionary Society of
Mount Vernon Place NJ f. Church
South viii have it's regular monthly
meeting Tuesday.
votional exercises. and Mrs. E. K Har-
| din will conduct the mission study
regular business meeting. the president,
Mrs w. J. H. Robinson. presiding.
The literary program will be II! IN
charge of Mrs. James P: Coon. and will
ardship.'' by Mrs. NJ. E. o'Bannon; on
China by Mrs. c. J. Ziegler; on
Cities and City Missions" by Mrs. Ida
Bangs. and query. What Are the
Signs of the Waiting World?' by Mrs.
"Glimpses of Chinese Life" will be
| the subject of an address given by
Mrs. c. o. Spamer Of China. at the Sun
day evening service in the Northmin-
| Ster presbyterian CHuTCIl, HUI OIL cCS
and Rhode Island avenue northwest.
| The speaker, who has just returned
| from China, will wear Chinese costume.
| and give many Incidents Of her expe-
! rience in that country.
Mr. David H. Davenport. first vice
! president of Trinity Epworth League,
will speak at Lincoln Road M. p.
Church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
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dent of Lincoln Road Epworth League.
will address the devotional meeting
at Trinity NJ. E. Church at the same
hour. Mr.. Davenport, at Lincoln Road,
bers and Miss Alvaryte Rainey of Trim
ity Chapter. who will supply the mu-
| steal program for the occasion.
! The Epworth League at Foundry NJ.
DRY. District treasurer. as the speaker
| for the o'clock service. Mr.. Daven
port, at Lincoln Road, Mr.. Main. at
Trinity, and Mr.. Emory. at Foundry.
League topic for tomorrow. Selling
Ones One Chance to Save Another" for
| which the Scripture references given
out by the central Office of the league
at Chicago are: Acts, 1e:25-34; Luke.
%: AZ. 43.
DR.. A. C. Christie and Robert o. Bur-
bank. president and vice president, re-
spectively, of the Washington District
Epworth League. will address the
ing at the Methodist Church.
Miss Edith A. Maddux, the third vice
president will address Eldebrooke
Chapter, at Tenleytown.
Tomorrow will be Sabbath Observ-
ance Sunday" among Christian En-
deavorers and will be observed by the
Nfri cti 10 nd IA
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church.
Mr.. Horace NJ Gilman, president of
the District Christian Endeavor Union.
has been secured to deliver a temper
cial music. Miss Lois Rector is to be
the leader for this meeting.
At a recent meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Society the following officers
commencing May l: Mr.. Herbert H.
Street, president; Mr.. J. Mayor Rector.
vice president; Miss Lois Rector, secre-
| tary; Miss Bertha Embrey. treasurer.
The installation of these newly elect
| ed officers will be held Sunday evening,
May 2. and it is hoped that the newly
| elected pastor, Rev. II. J. Goodwin, MAJ
| be present to have charge Of the in
| stalling.
| The Rev John Britain Clark pastor
| Of the First Presbyterian Church, will
! y
Baptist Church. 1.-The Life Of Paul"
will be the subject Of the lecture,
which is the twelfth in a series being
| given by DR.. Clark.
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| Sunday school teachers and students
of the Bible. 1t is pointed out, will be
| interested in new movement which
| Will be inaugurated by the Fourth
| Presbyterian Church. 18th and Fair
| mont streets, tomorrow evening The
| plan proposes instruction in the Bible
| lesson studied in the Sunday schools,
| giving the lesson one week ahead, SO
| that teachers may have the advantage
| of the information thus furnished by
prominent public men who are students
| of the Bible
The project. ii is said has met with
! the hearty sympathy and cooperation
Of the Secretary Of State, who has
| promised to make the opening address
| tomorrow.
| He will speak upon David and Co
liath," the subject of the Sunday school
lesson for April IS, and the service will
be held at 1870 o'clock, the usual hour
of church service.
Other men prominent in public life
arc to speak upon the succeeding Sab
bath evenings. Their names will be an
nounced in advance of each service.
The annual meeting of Gunton Tenn
pie Presbyterian congregation was held
in the chapel Thursday night.
| Messrs. George A. Provost Lyster II.
! Dewey and Charles L. Johnson were
elected elders for terms of three years
to succeed themselves
Messrs. James Z. Bromwell and David
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