Evening star., 1915-02-27

Ruth A. Richter, Mr.. Arthur Muir. Mr..
Walter Marsh. Mr.. Ralph Mcclure, Mr..
Dougherty. Mr.. Davenport. Mr. Thomp-
son and Mr.. W. Spencer Armstrong.
The musical part of the program con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental selec-
tions by Miss Josephine Golden, Mrs.
Shore and Mrs. Shreve, accompanied by
Miss Charlotte Klein, making 1t very
enjoyable evening for those present.
While refreshments were being served
the guests gathered in the center OF
the room and participated in an old
fashioned spelling bee. led by Prof
Dougherty.
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Church tomorrow Mrs. H. H. Seldom
ridge Of Colorado Springs. Col, will.
by request, sing at the morning serv-
ice.
its usual monthly musical tnterpreta-
tion study Of the popular and impress
sive Imperial Mass" by Haydn.
Rev. G. A. Miller, pastor of the Ninth
Street Church, will deliver an address
at the r. r. Y. NJ C. A. tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock, to which all men
are invited
Catholic Church as the patron saint Of
tn month of March. The spouse Of
Mary and the guardian of Jesus Is re-
gardec as a man of strong faith and
Evangelist, St. Luke. it is pointed out.
makes clear Joseph's ready acceptance
of the divine commands regarding his
sacred charges, so that he did not even
hesitate to undertake the trying jour
ney into Egypt for the protection Of
the Child against the schemes of King
Herod. In many Of the Roman Catho-
lie churches a novena will begin March
8 in preparation for the feast of St.
Joseph
The keynote of the liturgy Of the
Roman Catholic mass for tomorrow is
taken from Psalm "a. Remember, o
Lord. Thy compositions and Thy mer-
cies, which are from the beginning.
lest at any time our enemies rule over
US; deliver us, o God of Israel, from
all our tribulations."
Dr. Stocking gives tomorrow evening.
fifth lecture on Lands at War" with
the subject. The Land Of Peter the
Great and Tolstoi."
The special Lenten service of the Ro.
man Catholic Church will be carried
out at Holy Trinity Church. in George
town, tomorrow where, as in years
Georgetown College will lend their aid
to the priest in charge. Rev. corbett,
S. j.. the > 60 as charge OF all the
details.
will be preached by the Rev. Thomas
Gassons, S. j., the Indian missioner.
no Is a regular chief in the Sioux and
Dakota tribes. Prof. Ernest Behn, the
director of the vested choir, has pre-
pared appropriate music for the mass.
On Tuesday evening the Sodality of
the Blessed Virgin Mary assemblies to
chant the office from the Psalm, and
hear instructions from Rev. Bremen,
S. J.
Rev. Aloysius Brosrc1. S. J.. will
preach on Wednesday evening. and the
music will be by the Sodality choir,
Miss Kearney, leader, and Miss Doer-
ing, organist-
on Friday evening at 7:3O. acolytes to
the number Of forty making the visits
to the stations. while the vested choir
chants the Office.
Andrews on the Hudson, has been de-
tailed at Holy Trinity for the Lenten
season.
The Gospel Cheer meetings. which
have been in progress since January i,
at McKendree Methodist Episcopal
Church. Massachusetts avenue near 9th
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night.
| They were evangelistic in character.
and resulted in sixty accessions to the
church membership.
An attractive feature of these SER
vices was a women's choir on Tuesday
evening and a mems choir on Thurs
day nights. These choirs united with
the regular church choir on Sunday
nights. under the direction of Prof. 3.
Leslie Vipond.
Plans are now being made to effect
a permanent organization of these
singers, about 1o5 in number, under
the name of The McKendree Choral
Union.
1t will conduct the music OF the
church on Thursday and Sunday nights
until June.
Tomorrow 1t will use the Billy Sun
day songs. Large crowds attend the
| services. The minister, Rev. l.. Nor
gan Chambers, will preach tomorrow
morning on THE Jericho Road" The
evening sermon will be delivered by
Dr. w. l. Mcdowell, superintendent OF
| the Washington district NJ. T.. churches
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The celebration of the devotion OF
! the forty hours alteration of the
| blessed sacrament will commence al
| Holy Name Church tomorrow morning
| There will be a solemn high mass
at 1890 o'clock, followed by a pro-
! cession of the blessed sacrament, and