Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-25
Pulpit and Pem

Strong. and the club later went on
, record as favoring the Sheppard bill
TOR District prohibition and opposing
the idea of a referendum.
The Brotherhood of Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church will hold a get-to-
gether dinner for it's members and
, friends tuesday at $50 pm. A pro-
gram which will include both instru-
mental and vocal selections and dialect
readings has been arranged.
Representatives Burnett of Alabama
and Reavis of Nebraska will deliver adj
dresses and Arthur Pearce will give
some limitations. Byron Blogett will
play the piano Accomplishments. Dr.
William l.. Lewis of kensington, Nd
VIII read some dialect selections
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In st. Dominc's Church, at the vesper
services tomorrow at 100 pm. Rev.
Charles c. O'Neill. o. P, of the College
of the Immaculate Conception, Catho
University, will deliver the sermon, and
Wednesday at the same hour Rev. ].
Foster, o. p, of the college will preach.
Holy hour will be observed every
, Thursday from 7:30 to $50 pm. Way
of the cross Friday at 1880 pm.
The respers tomorrow at 1880 pm.
at ST Anthony's Church, will be sung
by the sanctuary choir.
Wednesday at 1880 pm. Rev. F.
Schwallenberg of st. Margaret's Church.
Seat Pleasant. will preach.
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tuesday evening at 1870 pm, in st.
Paurs Roman Catholic Church, Rev
Michael Mathis, c. S. c.. of Holy Cross
College. Catholic University. will preach
the Lenten discourse.
The exercises of the sodality will take
place Wednesday at 1870 pm, when
Rev. William j. Carroll will deliver the
third sermon of his course, entitled
Christ in Nazareth - the Christian
Home. Special devotions every Sun
day evening at 1880 pm.
At Grace Reformed Church. at the
morning service. DR.. John n. Mills, who
spent over two years in a tour around
the world. will speak on China"
DR.. Mills has been speaking at many
of the conventions of the laymen's mis-
sionary movement throughout the
country during the past several
months.
The tenth anniversary of Emmanuel
Baptist Church will be observed dur
ing the coming week, beginning to-
morrow morning with an ingathering
of members of the church. The morn
ing sermon will be by the pastor. Rev.
g. G. Johnson. on THE Eleventh Com
mandment." The soloist will be Miss
Margaretta Campbell of New York.
There will be special song service
tomorrow evening. led by Percy S.
Foster. one of the organizers of the
church. The sermon will be preached
by Rev. George f. Whitehouse. the first
pastor of the church after its organiza-
ton.
Tuesday evening the anniversary
banquet will be held. among the speak
ers being Joshua lowering of Balti-
more and other well known Baptists
Thursday evening there will be a
family reunion of the members a roll
call and reports from the various or
CARNATIONS of the church. followed by
d social hour and refreshments
In the ten years since it's first meet
ing Emmanuel congregation has grown
to body of nearly 500 members.
On Monday night Miss Grace Sake
will speak under the auspices of the
Sunday Afternoon Bible Glass of the
Y. W. c. A. in the First Congregational
Church. at 1870 o'clock. the hour having
been changed from S o'clock
Miss SAKE is the Bible study director
in the Billy Sunday revival party, hav-
ing organized classes all over the
country with marked success She is
regarded as woman of charming per-
sonality and a delightful speaker.
Mrs. Robert L. kempton has charge
of getting the large chorus together.
which will be led by Percy S. Foster,
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at the organ.
The Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton of Howard University. assisted
by the NJ Street High School Glee Club,
will render a special program at the
Lincoln Temple Congregational Church
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Rev. f. B. Smith, pastor of the church,
will give the welcome and w. +. Kicks
Of a wi
view the work accomplished by the
association during the school year &.
w. Frisbie. chairman of the social
service committee. will tell of the
versity students j. g. Logan, gen.
eral secretary, will speak on the theme
The Harvest and the Laborers."
Musical selections will be rendered
by Messrs. 4. Clayton Terry and Hugh
Price Hughes of the Medical School,
and the NJ Street High School Glee
Club
A special meeting of the Alliance for
Civic Righteousness was held Wednes-
day evening at the Y. NJ. c. A., at which
progress was reported on the issues of
prohibition for the District and federal
censorship of moving pictures. The
matter of securing Sunday rest bill
for the District was taken up. This
matter was left in the hands of the
executive committee.
The alliance unanimously Endorsed
the Heating bill. which provides for
the closing of barber shops on Sun
day in the District, and authorized
President r. ID. Burbank to take steps
to have this matter placed before all
of the constituent organizations for
action by them in support of this bill
The alliance also unanimously voted
its disapproval of the use of the public
schools on Sunday for the public
forum, and authorized the president to
write to the board of education ex-
pressing approval of the stand taken
by the board in this matter.
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Wednesday of this week the Wash
ington District League joined with the
Gospel Mission in a trip to Baltimore
TO hear Evangelist Billy Sunday
reservation of about 300 was secured
and they went over the Baltimore and
Ohio in some of its new eighty-eight-
passenger coaches
In st. Aloysius parish tomorrow an
illustrated lecture viii be given in
Gonzaga College Hall on The Early
Christians" by Rev. William lyman S. j.
Rev. John OHara. S. j.. viii preach
at the high mass tomorrow sat IL
0 clt'k, and Wednesday Rev. John
Cuirit, S. j.. of Georgetown University
Will preach the third sermon Of his
course on Prayer
In Holy Trinity Church tomorrow at
the II o'clock mass Rev. Thomas i
Gasson of Georgetown University will
deliver the sermon.