Evening star., 1915-01-02

trees in an original and artistic man
ner The following pupils took part in
the cantata: Helen Petrie, Dorothy
Russ. Dorothy Peake, Lucretia Hanson.
Virginia Hitchcock. Hazel Kreider, Les
ter Petrie, Bessie Creamer, Miriam
Draeger. Emily Brown, Mary Whitney.
Frances Tucker, Robert Doney, Fran
els Russ, Jesse Brown, Josephine Fin
ney, Harold Kreider. Grace Warvin,
Dale Carmen, John Whitney, Robert
ty. Dorothy Howard. Dorothy Leemon,
Dorothy Warvin. Ethel Kreider. Essie
Brown. Evelyn Draeger. Dorothy Drae-
ger. Everett Carmen. Verna Darr, Viola
rothy Knapp. Robert Whitney, Jo-
sephine Brown.
Rev. H. F. Downs is to deliver the
address at the New Year service for
railroad men at the rooms of the Ter
minal Y. M. c. A. at the Union station
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
All are cordially invited to attend the
union services which start Monday un-
der the auspices of the Anacostia and
Vicinity Ministers Association. The
dates are January 4, ), 6, Z, 8. II and
II. and the hour of these meetings is
1880 pm. The pastors will exchange
pulpits during this series. and differ
ent speaker and special music for each
service are promised. The churches
participating are the Anacostia NJ e.
Church. Emmanuel p. E. Church. Gar
Congress Heights Baptist Church. Ran
die Highlands Baptist Church, Congress
Heights NJ. E. Church and Anacostia
Baptist Church. The president of the
and the secretary is Rev. G. NJ. Cum
mings.
Two events will be celebrated tomor-
row at the Church OF Our Father.
UntversaIist. 18th and l. streets north
the pastorate of the minister. Rev.
the Dn observance ser % Of 70 "optimist ' Sunday % :
the day set apart for the celebration
of the idea that THE order of things
in the universe is ADAPTED to produce
the highest good, and that 1t is a duty
to take the most hopeful view-look on
the brightest side and work for better
things"
rick's Catholic Church is to address
the Holy Name Society OF the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception tomor-
row night at 1880 o'clock.
The Home Mission Study Class. un-
der the leadership of Mrs. D. e. Wiber,
study class secretary of the woman's
board of home missions of the Presby-
terry of Washington, is to hold its ses-
sions in the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church January 8. Is, 20 and 20
ed a week from tomorrow is ''The In
dian on the Old Trail" There will also
be classes at the Y. W. c. A. every
Tuesday evening during January at
leaders only. Mondays in January at IL
am There will be a children's meet
Ing In the New York Avenue Church
January 80 at p.m... when Miss Wiber
R give an WSe tax Tx on
ton at these classes has been large in
past years, Mrs. W. v. Richards. the
chairman of study class work, expects
even larger gatherings in 1915; The
ested in missions.
A New Year dinner for all those not
otherwise provided for was given yes
terday by the Central Union Mission.
Rev. c. H. Hubbell, for the past six
years general secretary of the young
peoples work Of the Maryland confer
ence of the Methodist Protestant
ADRIAN ADRIAN Men aHd F1orn pr Hubbel1 m m had e' naa IN
tional reputation as a leader Of young
people, and his talks to them were al
ways anticipated with much pleasure.
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The Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
ton held an open meeting at Eighth
Street Temple last Tuesday evening. at
which musical program and an ad-
dress by Rev. L. Glushack were fea-
lures. Those giving vocal or instru-
mental numbers were Miss Jennie
Finger, Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard.
Prof. Arthur Green and Landon Ronald.
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Churches of the District of Columbia
which are members of the conference
may be interested to learn that COM
munication from Bishop Burt of the
M. f. Church announces that the Bal
timore conference of that church is to
meet April instead of March "a. as
previously announced. The conference
which Rev. NJ H. Lichliter is pastor.
The Italian mission conference Is also
to meet in Baltimore March IS instead
of April IA. Bishop Burt will preside
over both gatherings.
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Tomorrow morning in the Bible school
of Temple Baptist Church, 10th and N
streets northwest, an interesting feature
of the exercises will be a discussion of
ernors by Attorney Fred B. Rhodes Of
this city.
Evangelistic services are to begin at
Epworth NJ. L. Church South. 7th and A
streets northeast, tomorrow. and continue
two weeks Rev. F. G. Davis Of Norfolk,
Va, will preach each evening at 1880
o'clock. Mr.. Davis has had marked sue
cess in evangelistic work. and comes to
conduct his first meeting in this city
with the best Endorsement by those who
have seen most Of his work. A chorus
choir, strengthened by the best talent
available, will be in charge Of the music.
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Practically every member of the Con-
gress Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church gathered in the Sunday school
~. IN, L. iol. 20 at.nna r1cantion