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

the morning time. They have got tail
but not 50 long the COW and other
such like animals
The Phi Mu Sigma National Sunday Y
School Fraternity announces the APP
prevail of the petition of the young
men in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd protestant E;pfscopaD of this
city. SignerS of the petition are Rev.
c. $. Abbott, rector; Messrs. Harold j.
Thiele. John hewitt, Claude l.. Pcken.
Gilbert S Prescott. James V picken,
Leroy Cooke. Clarence +. Ruebsam.
William Thiele. Louis NJ. DENT. Percy
10. Danforth. Harold NJ. Stutz and Jo-
seph Glascock. The chapter will be in
stalled in the near future.
Alpha Chapter of North Carolina was
installed in the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Durham Wednesday, with
the following charter members:
Messrs. w. Braxton Wall, \. {. Nc
Aleer. James Bell. Luther Townsend,
Arthur Thomas, Wonder Mangum, Lon
ME NJ Thompson. F. T. WALL Early
Barbee and Henry c. Harris.
Beta Chapter OF Maryland will be in
stalled in All Saints Protestant Epis-
copal Church, Chevy Chase. this even
ing. Charter members of the chapter
will be George II. Wilson, teacher. and
Messrs Charles B. Weaver, Frederick
n Towers, Emilio r. P:ttier. Hubert
r Bisselle. Thomas II. Robertson,
Clarence e. Dawson. Jr; Frank l..
Weaver, Wallace S. Dawson. Robert
Beatty, Edwin n. Graham. Paul S.
Murphy, Clyde D. Garrett. Robert T.
Booth, John Frederick lmirie. l.. v.
Crisrhond and John l.. Wensel- The in
stallation ceremony Will be i'll charge
of the supreme master. DR.. Clark. as
sisted by Frank II. Higgins. president
of Alpha Chapter of Maryland and also
grand president of the state of Mary
land. Alpha Chapter of Maryland will
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and will bring a large number of mem
bers to the installation.
President Charles r. Simpson of Mu
Chapter went down to Fredericksburg.
Va. Tuesday night of this week and
assisted Beta Chapter of Virginia in
initiating class of candidates.
The next executive committee of the
District of Columbia jurisdiction will
he held in the fraternity rooms on
Thursday night.
Today is the feast of the annunciation
of the Blessed Virgin. a special religious
festival in the Roman Catholic Church.
1t is not a holy day of obligation, and
attendance at mass is not obligatory
However many Catholics assisted at
mass and received communion.
In most of the churches of the denomi-
nation there was high mass and d
short instruction on the feast.
The day commentaries that which
the angel Gabriel appeared to the Virgin
Mary in Galilee and announced to her she
was to be the mother of the Redeemer
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The Columbia Heights Christian con-
grega ton will begin regular services
in the hall over the old post Office on
Park road west of 14th street north
west tomorrow at $50 am. for Sun
day school, and II am. and s pm for
the other services.
This body begins its work with a
membership of sixty persons. Its or
ganiZation consists of Messrs Shnm
and Wilmeth elders, and Messrs. Yer
non. Ridgway, Horn. Alley. Campbell.
Foley, ogden. Melville. Newman and
Gray deacons, with Mr.. Ogden as
church clerk and Mr.. Foley as treas
urer.
Arrangements will be made shortly
for a pastor and the erection of "A
building. Mr.. Ridgway. assisted by DR.
Alley. will have charge of the Sunday
school
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The Methodist Book Concern. selling
literature to Methodists to the value of
$lOOO,U00 year. is erecting
building in Chicago for Methodist
headquarters and charging the Gin
cinnati plant, all at an expense of
$500, 900.
To aged Methodist ministers the 1on
Germ has just turned oyer. through the
book committee, profit OF $4,000.