Evening star., 1915-05-15


the Third Order of st. Francis. and
urged its esta ablishment in every par
ish as an antidote against the prevail
ing evils of worldliness and indiffer-
ence.
Miss Rosensteel as accompanist. Miss
Monks was the accompanist in all
other numbers
1t was decided by tho Brotherhood to
make all male members of the church
automatically members Of the brother
amended as to make non-members of
the church eligible.
Tomorrow evenings Sunday school
lesson study in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church series will be conducted by Mr..
Howard A. Banks, private secretary to
Secretary Daniels. His subject will be
David Amounted King" the lesson for
May 23
At the Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, 14th and r streets
northwest, Rev. John Lee Allison OF
Alexandria, a former pastor, will preach
at IL o'clock tomorrow, In exchange
with the pastor.
The Christian Endeavor meeting. in
the chapel, at o'clock, will be led by
the president. Mr.. Ralph Boyd.
tion Of Mr. John G. Klein, will sing at
the o'clock service.
The church treasurer has reported the
full amount of the Easter Offering TO
be $1,216
evening services for the season will be
concluded with the last Sunday IN May
\
A memorial service to the persons
who lost their lives in the destruction
to rIyfI ha
evening at the Church of the Ascen-
sion, Massachusetts avenue ana 1zth
street. Rev. J. Henning Nelms. the
rector, will preach the sermon OF the
occasion.
Tomorrow will be observed as Peace
Sunday at the Union Methodist Ep1s-
copal Church, 20th street south OF
PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. When
consideration will be given to the day
in exercises in the Sunday scnoo! a.
$40 o'clock in the morning and at II
o'clock Dr. B. 8. Haywood of the Lucy
webb Hayes Training School and Sio-
lev Hospital will speak concerning
some of "the triumphs and victories OF
peace"
evening at o'clock, the pastor. rev
John MacMurray. will deliver Mes
sage to Mrs. Grundy Concernlne ene
war in Europe" when he will speak OF
what the war lS. WHdl IL iAASeSAAe s~-e~
how it may be ended
The regular Sunday evening service
at Trinity NJ F. Church, 5th and Penn
sylyania avenue southeast will be de-
voted entirely to the EpWorth League
at that church tomorrow. ...,n9
which will start at o'clock. Will be
an address to the Epworth League
members by the newly appointed pas
tor Of the church. Rev. J. fheips i'a"u'
formerly of Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles X. Hoover. the retiring
president Of Trinity Chapter. Will pre-.
side at the meeting. during the course
of which the newly elected a 9meers OF
They are: Mr.. David II. Davenport.
president; Mr.. Irving Burgess. first
vice president; Miss Rilla Custer. sec
ond vice president; Mrs J. p; Grffith;
third vice president; s,aa,. Miss Gnristapes M1ss
Glendora Knaub. secretary. Mr.. Perry
p Burgess, treasurer: Mr.. Alexander +.
Hoover, editor: Miss Clara V: Ober.
Junior League superintendent MT; Lew
n Fouts. musical director. and Miss A.
Rainey. pianist A special musical pro-
gram win be rendered by the Epworth
League chorus Of forty voices. unoer
direction of L. N. Fouts. Trinity Chap,
ter is one of the largest of the local
Epworth League, having an active
membership Of over zoo.
Tomorrow in ST. Pauls Church. 18th
and V streets. the children OF the
narish will make their f1rst holy COM
munion at the oei1ek IN mass. na,.hsan, wnen
The retreat for the class was held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday morn
ings at o o'clock.
A special mass will be celebrated at
q o'clock by Rev. William J. Carroll
for the Women's Catholic Order Of
Foresters, who Will receive holy COM
The annual May procession will take
place tomorrow at pm; ana WIN
church. march along V street to New
Uampshtre avenue. thence to w street,
thence to 18th street to the church.
Those who take part Will be members
Of the sodaiitiss; oeys Sue,e9y ans ns choiE nS
pupils Of the Sunday school and day
school. numbering in all more than
400 children, and under tho direction
Of Rev. James Krug. Hymns to the
blessed Virgin VIII De sung aAohs tno
The May queen will be Miss Mary
Reth jackson, attended by two little
girls as flower girls. Miss Shea and
and Pan1l ,wsGs I'VE zs.s. aa1sars s1s "a:
Frawley. Catherine Shea, Beatrice
Catherine McEneany. Mary Haltigan.
Mary Dowd. Elizabeth Kelly. Josephine
Sweeney. Jeanette Clements and Mary
Atlee.
The affairs will be beautifully deco
rated and lighted for the occasion. and
in the sanctuary will be placed a cross,
ten feet in height. made Of wood and
entirely covered with blue flowers
in the front of which will be
a statue of the blessed Virgin.
Each child in the procession will carry
calla lily, and. as they pass, will
bank the flowers around the statue to
the top of the cross.
The services will close with solemn
benediction, when Rev. James Krug.
Rev. Hugh Curley and Rev. William j.
Carroll will ofiiciate.
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Rev. Earl W. Clark. evangelist, Of
Cleveland. will address the Sunday night
service at the Central Union Mission, 622
Louisiana avenue. his subject being .'The
Signs of the Times" Mrs. l.. M. Perry
of Evanston. ILL.,. will speak at the 8
clock service in the afternoon.
Charged by DR.. Mark A. Matthews, a
former moderator OF the Presbyterian
,, Church. with being socialist. and tried
before the executive commission OF the
general assembly Rev. Charles StelzIe of
New York today sent a protest TO DR.
William Henry Roberts Of Philadelphia.