Evening star., 1916-09-30

with special program. Fruits and
flowers of the field will adorn the
chancel Of the sanctuary after the or
der of the ancient tabernacle. The
morning service will be conducted in
the German language and Miss Doro-
thea Wassmann will be soloist.
The evening service will be in the
English language and Miss Caroline
Miss Clara Broechin. violinist. The
pastor, Rev. Paul D. Leddin, will
preach on MY Father Is the Husband
man." John. ISL.
Rev. Charles E. FuItz is closing the
eighth year of his pastorate at the
United Brethren Memorial Church and
gerstown, Md. to attend the 127th an
nual session of the Pennsylvania con-
ference of the denomination. which
meets there on Wednesday and con-
services will be held in the Memorial
Church tomorrow at II am. and 1880
pm In the evening Pastor Fuitz will
preach on Essential Elements of Pow
er in a Minister'S Success"
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The opening meeting of the young
women's Westminster Society of the
Wednesday evening. The ten who had
the highest records last year for
prompt attendance and payment of
dues were the guests of honor. and
were entertained by the other men,
bers of the society. The entertain
ment was arranged by Miss Olga Sic
verling. Miss Emily Bradley, Miss Edna
Hauke. Mrs. J. X. Kester and Mrs B.
c. Shacklett. The evening was spent
in talking over plans for the years
were followed by supper This society,
under the lead of Miss Erma Walker.
president, is very active. The first
regular meeting will be held on Tues
book will be The Living Christ for
South America" Young women are
cordially welcomed at these meetings.
In order to help create a deeper and
more intelligent interest on the part
of the people, generally, in the public
schools, the Shiloh Church leaders have
October of each year School Sum-
day" and to devote a part of the serv-
ices on that day to special prayer for
Gods blessing upon school officials,
teachers and scholars as they begin
the years work.
fined to the evening services. but here
after. 1t is planned. to devote both the
morning and night service to the con-
sideration of school questions.
Al pm. tomorrow the 1OunS REQ
pies Society of Christian Endeavor
will discuss, under the leadership OF
Miss Josephine Carroll, the subject
The Conservation of School Life" and
at o'clock the pastor, the Rev. J. NJ
Waldron, will discuss The Education
That Counts"
William Knowles Cooper. general
secretary of the Washington Y. III. C.
A. will take the leadership of the
Delta class. an organization of young
men in the First Congregational
Church of this city, beginning tomor.
ternational Sunday school lessons, with
special regard to the application OF
biblical teaching to modern city prob
lens.
The Delta class, which is composed
prin ncipally of young men in the col
lsges and government departments
was organized under Mr.. Cooper's lead
ership eight years ago. and he con
Quoted it until last winter, during
which time its membership was bull
up to nearly 100
Tomorrow is to be the opening ds:
of the new $4,000 Asbury Coloref
Methodist Church at 11th and K streets
northwest. Rev. NJ. W. Clair, the pas
tor. will preach at the II am. service.
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A very interesting feature of the
Sunday school work of Marvin NJ E
Church South is a temperance lee
ture" given each Sunday morning
to the little folks. Already all de-
partments of the church have begun
their fall work and are being well at
tended.