Evening star., 1915-01-10

Rev. James Shera Montgomery, pastor
of Metropolitan Methodist Church. is
to preach this morning on THE
Bruised Reed" At the service at s
O'Clock this evening Rev. Mr.. Montgomery
is to deliver the second in his series
of sermons on "The War Among the
Nations" taking for his subject Rus
sia, the Giant of Two Continents
Rev. DR.. w. L. Mcdowell, District
superintendent, is to preach at the
morning service at Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church today. At this even
,ng's service the pastor, Rev. DR..
Wedderspoon, Is to resume his series
of lectures on Christ in the
Field of Human Need
Miss Emma Gray is to speak at the
meeting of the National New Thought
Center, in the Washington Loan and
Trust building, Wednesday evening. AT
last Wednesday evenings meeting the
speaker, Miss Boulnois, discussed the
Mystery of the Trinity" In her ad-
dress Miss Boulnois showed that unity
and trinity are identical The Wor-
ship of the ancient Egyptians was
.ouched upon, the speaker demon
strating that all their gods were
triune. or in groups of three. This was
illustrated by fragments of hymns
sung by the ancient Egyptians to the.r
n-god thirty centuries before Christ.
in the material world, she said, is the
trinity of earth, air and water. sep
arate, yet interchangeable; while in
,he family life it is the father, mother,
son.
Race Suicide" is to be the subject
of an address by Kepler Hoyt before
the Washington Secular League al
Pythian Temple this afternoon 1he
subject is to be d .scussed by members
OF the league and the audience. In a
brief prelude, it is announced, atten-
tion is to be given to Rev. Billy" Sun
day, the evangelist, VINO is to hold one
meeting in Washington the afternoon
OF January Is.
Evangelist H. E. Wilhite of Indiana.
assisted by Singers Shaul and Smith,
is to open a series Cf revival services
at Ninth Street Christian Church to-
nlSht. These ngeiists have a ma
tlonal reputation, their record includ-
ing the addition of more than 500 con-
verts to the church in the course of a
few weeks of evangellStic work at
Vincennes, Ind. The two singers are
to be assisted by a large chorus choir.
Services are to be held each evening at
l:45 o'clock for the next two weeks.
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Herbert Brown, who recently returned
from Mexico, where he traversed the
entire country, is to address the con
gregation of the Peoples Church
in Pythian Temple this morning on
"Mexico's Struggle for Freedom
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A council of members of the Y. w. C..
A., formed for the purpose of discuss
ing the objects and plans of the asso-
citation, was organized at a supper given
at the new quarters of the Y. w. c. A,
14th and G streets northwest. Thursday
evening. 1t is the hope of those form
ing the council by this means to inter-
est present members of the association in
the work that is being done. and to in
! crease the membership. At Thursday
evenings meeting a constitution was
| adopted and officers were elected, to
serve until next May, as follows: Presi-
dent, Miss Estelle Foster: first vice
president, Miss Anna Bigelow; second
vice president. Miss Imogen James;
third vice president. Miss Ruth Great
house; secretary. Miss Mary Holland :.
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At the annual meeting of the First
Congregational Church. held in tn
church parlors Thursday evening, the
following officers were elected: Dea-