Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-03


1t is expected that the local societies
VIII report their progress in the mil
lions movement"
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At the First Baptist Church, Rev.
w. w. McMaster will preach a special
sermon tomorrow morning on The
Worlds Darkest Hour" in which he
Will outline the conditions prevailing
rope.
In the evening Judge William F. Nor
ris OF the Department of Justice will
deliver an address on The Wards of
the United States in the Orient"
Rev. Percy Foster Hall. assistant rec
tor of the Church of the Epiphany. will
preach the commencement sermon at
the Tome School, Port Deposit, Md, to-
morrow afternoon. in Memorial Hall.
AT this weeks meeting of the Chris
tian Association of the Tome School,
Del. was elected president for the
coming year. Eugene B. Roberts of
Landover. Md, was elected vice presi-
dent, and William H. Monroe of Phila-
delphia. secretary and treasurer.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church
Pastor Gore G. Johnson breaches to-
morrow night a special sermon on "A
Certain Maid" and choir of young
women are to sing special feature
OF the service.
Through the efforts of Mrs. John A.
Logan a replica of the bronze tablet
memory of Mrs. Miranda B. Tulloch
was placed in the Metropolitan Me-
mortal NJ. E. Church on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Tulloch was an active
worker in this church for many years.
This historic church now contains me-
MORALS to a number of prominent men
and women who We're associated with
the activities there.
In a special series of sermons on
| Some Characters About the Christ"
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell, pastor of Met
ropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church,
Iscariot, the Traitor" The Sin of
ICovetousness will be discussed in con-
nection with the study.
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| A Homecoming day" service will be
held at Trinity Episcopal Church. Sd
II o'clock. All members and former
members of Trinity are cordially in
vited to attend the service.
The delegates to the Phi Mu Sigma
National Sunday School Fraternity, now
in session in this city, will assemble at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church to-
morrow at II am, at which time the
pastor, Rev. John Compton Ball, will
preach the convention sermon.
| In the evening Pastor Ball will begin
a series of sermons on June joys" the
special topic for tomorrow being "A
Bevy of Bridesmaids
| Howard A. Banks will give the ninth
| of his series of talks on the Book of
Revelation" on Tuesday, at $50 o'clock
pm, at Mount Vernon Place NJ. 4.
Church South.
! The public and all Bible students are
cordially invited to be present. A re-
view of the entire book VIII De probably
be given June 81.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary societies
of the Presbytery of Washington city
will be held in the Presbyterian Church
at Ballston, Va. on Tuesday from 1880
a m. to 3 pm.
| In addition to the reports of the
| officers, missionaries from the home
and foreign fields will give accounts
| of their work.
| The home branch will occupy the
| morning session, with Mrs. Harvey :.
Irwin presiding.
| Mrs Wallace Radcliffe Will preside in
| the afternoon.
| All expecting to attend the meeting
are requested to take the Falls Church
! line at 18TH street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue at 3.4J am. on the date
! of the meeting
| A cordial invitation is extended to
| all interested in missions to attend.
| The mems and wonen's Bible classes
of the Mount Pleasant Congregational
| Church have combined for summer
services as a union adult class. which
will meet Sunday mornings at 10
O'Clock. Rev. Edwin NJ Bliss will be
in charge The topic tomorrow will he
| Missions and World Peace
Children's day will be observed by
the Sunday school June II, with pa
| triotic service.
| The Mount Pleasant Chorus, which
has been attractive feature of the
| evening services of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church. completed
| its work for the season with an elab-
crate and pleasing program Sunday
The chorus was assisted by r. B. Amiss,
| jr; Harry 3. Bradford and Charles l..
| CaSterlin violinistS.
| DR.. W. r. buchanan. who has direct
ed the work of the chorus for the past
year, has resigned, owing to the in
| creasing demands upon his time. At
| the last rehearsal he was presented
| with silver-trimmed ebony baton by
the members of the chorus. the presen-
tation being made by Norton NJ Lit
| tie
The members Of the chorus are: So
pranos, Mrs. Ellenberger, Mrs. Crane.
| MIS-. BROOK, misses ftenlieI, tIdTR, par
| by, harrington. Fisher. Fuller, Little.
Peck Ronsaville. Tineley, Vincent ard
, Wynkoop; altos. Mrs Bowman. Mrs.
Bradford Mrs. Buell.. Mrs. Fisher, Mrs.
| Hewins. Mrs. Hinton. Mrs. Little. Mrs.
Morgan. Misses Evans. HumInel and
Pratt. tenors, Messrs. Baldwin, Corder,
lGuilford. Lippitt and Sanford. basEes.
Messrs Buell.. Fisher Hinton. Little.
Luke and stockton. Claude Robson is
the organist.
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Homer Edison. general secretary of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church and
Sunday school. has returned to his
| work after three-week visit in Ohio
| He is accompanied by his brother,
| Charles Edison. who will have charge of
| boys work in the church this summer.
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| The monthly meeting of the teachers
| and officers of the Fourth Presbyterian
| Sunday school was held Wednesday
| evening The summer work of the
| school was planned and superintend-
| ents chosen for the different depart
| nlents of the Sunday school under the
| supervision Of Clarence NJ. Exley, su-
| perintendent of the school.
| Miss Eleanor White. an experienced
| teacher was elected to conduct teach
| ers' training class in connection with
the school. This class at the present
| will be held on Sunday mornings dur
ing the school session. Any one in the