Evening star., 1915-10-23
REV. LOUIS RANDALL.

REV. LOUIS RANDALL.
rector and solo singer. Prof. R. w.
Kimsey of Lathrop, Mo, has closed
the first week Of effort with satisfac-
tory results.
Prof. Kimsey is supported by large
chorus choir and the evangelist is
growing in popularity. Rev. Baker
will. in the near future. hold meeting
one simultaneously for women only.
The meetings are planned to continue
one month.
At the Ninth Street Christian Church,
Ninth and D streets northeast. Presi-
dent H. c. Pritchard Of Eureka Col.
lege, Eureka. Ill. will speak at the II
o'clock service tomorrow and at the
evening services the pastor. Rev.
George A Miller. will preach to the Or,
tism will be observed at the close of
the evening service.
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Tuesday night Tau Chapter of the
Phi Mu Sigma Sunday School Frater-
nifty was Installed at the Western
Presbyterian Church by the supreme
master, DIR. Clifton P. Clark.
The pastor Of the church, Rev. j. H.
Durham, came in with the boys as
charter member of the chapter, as did
Charles H. Hillegeist, superintendent
of the school, W. E. Marsh. assistant
superintendent. and A. B. Gawler. a
deacon of the church.
Several of the adult members of the
school also came in as charter mem
bers The initiation was conducted
Messrs. Wallace and De Shields of
Gamma Chapter and Morgan of Kappa
Chapter. ..
Following is a list of those coming
Rev. J. Harvey Durham, Charles H.
Hillegeist, Walter E. Marsh, Lawrence
T. Prentice, William w. Prentice, How
ard E. Dwinnells, Alfred B. Gawler,
David S. Maxwell. Arthur Muir, Dun
can Davenport, Harry s. Allison. Ralph
W. Mcclure, Raymond A. Stringfellow,
w. L. Allison. SewaLl Shepard. Francis
Baer, Howard Reeser. j. o. Alexander
Leroy Harris. Edward F. Rohm and
N. w. Dougherty.
ginia will be installed at Fredericks-
burg, Va, in the Sunday school of the
NJ E. Church South. A large delega-
ton from Alpha Chapter of Virginia.
located at Alexandria, Va, will accom-
pany the supreme master and assist in
the installation service. A delegation
will also attend from the District of
Columbia chapters.
At the same time the season Of the
basket ball league will open The
nasium of the Church of the Advent.
(EpiscopaD, where Pi Chapter of the
fraternity Is located. Two games will
be played the opening night, Pi VS..
Chi, and Gamma VS.. Rho. The games
will be played every Saturday night
until the close of the season. March
%. at which time banquet will be
held and trophies awarded. At the end
of the season the pennant winners will
meet teams from Alpha Chapter Of
Virginia and Alpha Chapter of Mary
land to decide the tri-state champion-
ship.
Officers Of the basket ball league
for the 1s15-1s16 season are Ralph II.
Rathvon Cpd vice president, and as
sistant secretary; n. F. Schwab Cam
ma), secretary; Charles F. F. Hunter
man (PD, treasurer; Albert Cake (Eta),
scorer. and Jack Haas, referee.
w. S. Warren, supreme corresponding
secretary, has been made agent in the
fraternity for the Nationalist.
The bowling league of the fraternity
Is in full swing, the contesting games
being played every night in the week
except Saturday at the Casino alleys.
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Rev Dr. William r. Wedderspoon
has returned to Washington from New
York. where he conducted the funeral
services for Robert B. Ward. late
League base ball club. The public
service was held Thursday and the pri-
vate one Friday. The interment was
in Woodlawn cemetery. New York.
A Bible conference is to be held in
the Brookland Baptist Church begin
ber 5, according to announcement of
Rev. H. w. o. Millington, the pastor:
The dates and speakers are as fol-
lows: October rs. Rev. Charles e.
Clark, pastor of First Presbyterian
Church; October %, William Knowles
Cooper. secretary of Y. NJ c. A; Octo.
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
November 2. Rev. Charles Wood. pas
tor of Church of the Covenant: Novem- :
Der 8. Rev. Lucius G. Clark. pastor OF
Mex Etchison. director Of religious
work, Y M c. A: November 5, Rev.
Joseph T. Kelly, pastor of Fourth Pres
byterian Church.
The pulpit at the ingram Memorial
Congregational Church will be occu-
pied tomorrow morning by Rev. S.
Townsend Weaver. and In the evening
by DR.. Frank W. Collier. both OF the
Rev. Lewis E. Purdum. the pastor. is
in New Haven, Conn. attending the
| meeting of the National COUNCIL OF
Congregational Churches OF the Cnlteo
States. He will return to the city
Thursday of next week.
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The Bethany class of Grace Reform
ed Sunday school held it's first anniver-
sary Tuesday night.
The program started with short talk
by the pastor, Rev. H H. Ranck, after
which a solo was given by the class
teacher, Mr.. Nelson Meyer. followed by
a trip to Bethany and the Holy Land
| by Rev. Charles E. Fultz Of the United
Brethren Church. and several selections
| by the Sunday School Orchestra. During
the social hour refreshments were
served.
At a recent meeting of the class the
following ofricers were elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. Frank T. Knock
| president; Mrs. Joseph Arner, vice
president; Miss Josie HeIff. recording
| secretary; Mrs. H. M. Klee, correspond
, ing secretary; Mr.. w. B. Johnson.
treasurer, and Mr.. Nelson Meyer, teach
er.
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