Evening star., 1915-04-03

| DR.. Clifton P. Clark. supreme master
| of the fraternity, after which the meet
| ing adjourned to the lecture room,
| where seated supper was served by
committee of the chapter.
The musical features were in charge
| of Mr.. Burton Corning, ably assisted
by his sister. Miss Cora Corning Sev,
| eral splendid selections were rendered
by a male quartet composed of Messrs
| Corning, Collision, Nicholson and Dex-
, ter, assisted by Mr.. Edwin Lelth-
Solos were rendered by Messrs X. I.
| Collision, Edward Nicholson and Burton
Corning.
The following special guests were
present: Rev. and Mrs. W. T. John-
ston, DR.. and Mrs A. l.. Howard, MT.
and Mrs. Mullken, Mr.. and Mrs A. L.
Ashford. DR.. Clifton =. Clark, Mr.. A. b.
Baker and Miss Hazel Spear.
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The Christian Endeavor society
leaders of the Sherwood Prespyterlah1
Church announce series OF speciai
meetings to be held Sunday evening at
Is:45 o'clock the first to be tomorrow
Miss Katherine Love will Lead the
meeting.
Easter Sunday will be observed at
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
in the Sunday school and public serv-
ices. At the IL o'clock morning service
the pastor, Rev. Lucius G. clark. VIII
nized Christ" selected program OF
Easter music will also be sung at this
service. In the evening the church
quartet, supported by large ehorus ;,,
and orchestral accompaniment. VIII
present Shelley's sacred cantata, Death
and Life"
Special services are to be held by
the Sixth Presbyterian Sunday scnooi
tomorrow at 1890 o'clock.
At the II o'clock service a NUMBER
of new members are to be received
by the supply pastor, Rev. Douglas
Putnam Birney.
A revival meeting will begin Sunday
at the Gospel Tabernacle, Lewis han,
1902 14th street northwest, to last Two
weeks.
Services will be held at 8 o'clock
every night. and Sundays at 2:5o ana
1880 pm DIR. B. Carradine, the pastor,
will lead the services.
The right hand of fellowship will be
extended tomorrow morning at Cen
tennial Baptist Church by the pastor:
Rev. E. HeZ Sven, to number OF
new members Several persons will
be baptized at night.
The Young womens Christian Asso-
citation vesper service tomorrow viii! be
an Easter musical service: Miss Edi1n
Earnest, soprano, will sing. Awake,
speetv gp NY soia%1 G01y rhonght by
and a group of four spring songs;
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. violin. will
play ave Maria," Bach Gounod; "Sere.
made" by Schubert. and Mediation.
from "Thais," Massenet. Mrs. John b.
Kendall will be the accompanist.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class, led
BY Mrs vi xoBeg Beyan are mee1d eerda1y ii n
Special music will be a feature OF
the Christian Endeavor meeting at
Temple Baptist Church tomorrow even
the social committee, has planned an
interesting meeting. The subject will
be "Getting Ready for the Next Life"
DR.. j. ]. Muir has planned a service
Parable Of the Prodigal Son." and. as
this subject appeals to young people.
the Christian Endeavorers are expected
to go in a body to the auditorium to-
morrow and hear the first sermon.
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At st. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church elaborate services have been
planned in Observance of the day.
Masses will be celebrated each hour
from to II o'clock am. The last mass
will be a solemn high mass sung by
Rev. NJ. P. J. Egan. who Will be as
sisted by priests from Holy Cross Col
lege, Brookland. as deacon and sub
deacon.
The masters of ceremonies will be
Revs. Thomas +. McGuigan and John
NJ. Mcnamara and Mr.. James Fegan.
Rev. James A. Smyth will preach the
sermon on The Resurrection"
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The annual election of officers of the
choir of the Congress Heights Metho-
dist Episcopal Church was held Thurs
day night, with the following result:
President. Mrs. stephen II. Wright: vice
president, Robert A. Sauls: secretary,
Miss Minnie Houlton; treasurer, James
Faithful; organist. Mrs. Lillian Dor
rell. and assistant organist. Miss Flor
ence GUIDE.
A special Easter morning musical
service is to be held by the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Sunday school to-
morrow at $50 o'clock, when Miss
Elsa Raner. violinist, and Mr. Ernest
Lent, cellist, will be the soloists.' Mr.
Paul W. Fishbaugh will be the pianist
The program will be as follows: Pro-
cessional. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day Gyra Davidica) song No. 2. Meath
Scripture reading. page s; prayer; song
No ~, The Wondrous Dawn (HalD.
Primary department-Songs. recita-
tions; andante for cello (Goltermann); !;
(HaiD; address, what the Day Means"
Mr.. Irwin B. Linton; announcements:
chorus for women's voices, The Magda-
lene (Warren); Warum, Traumerei
(SchuS1ann), violin, cello and piano;
song No. /. Hosanna (HalD.
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The Bulgarian minister, Mr.. Stephan
Panaretoff, will deliver an address upon
"Christian Work In Bulgaria and Turkey
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church. 18th
and Fairnont streets, tomorrow evening
at Z 80 o'clock.
The address, 1t Is declared. will be OF
particular interest at this time, when the
Balkan states are in the public eye.
The Bulgarian minister was for many
years connected with Robert College. near
Constantinople. and is said to be an in
teresting speaker.
Rev DR.. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor of the
church, will preside at the service.
At the communion service held in
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church Sunday fifteen new members
were received into the congregation,
eleven being young people coming into
the communion on profession of faith
Rev Charles E FultZ will give the
ninth illustrated lecture on the Holy
Land series he Is giving in the Me-
mortal United Brethren Church tomor-
row evening. His special topic will be
The Judgment. Crucifixion. Resurrec-
ton"
Cbanlaip James T. Kane L. S NJ