Evening star., 1916-09-30
PULPIT AND PEW.

Rev. Conlon, and solemn benediction Of
the blessed sacrament will close the
| exercises.
In st. Stephens Church the children
munion tomorrow at the o'clock mass
l Sunday school will open tomorrow a,
the o'clock mass, and all the. teachers
and pupils are expected to be present
at the opening hour. in order to or
ganize Immediately.
William Jennings Bryan has accepted
the invitation of the Federal Council
of the Churches of Christ in America to
address a series of MONDAY downtown
meetings in st. Louis during the quad
rennial sessions of the Federal Coun-
| Mr.. Bryan will be a delegate repre-
[ senting the Presbyterian Church.
! MONDAY shop meetings, addressed by
delegates Of national prominence, will
centers. under the direction Of Rev.
| Charles Sickle. field secretary Of the
Federal Council
The officers and teachers of Metropoli-
tan Nd. E. Sunday school gave teach
ers' tea on Tuesday evening, In the
church parlors.
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| ed, and introduced the following speak
ers: DR.: Mitchell. ]. F. Engle, Miss
Laura Church. Miss Bindon Calonna,
Harold E. Warner, w. s. Dunhirst,
Albert Levers. Miss Mccain. Miss
jCuthbertson and Miss Boswell
Miss Inez Jennings and Miss Marga-
ret johnson played piano solos;
The room was beautifully decorated
| with autumn leaves and flowers.
Those who Were present We're DR.. and
Ire ifnh hAn NJ II T. r.
vey. Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Dewhirst. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Deewett, DR.. Cuthbert-
son. Miss Marie cuthbertson, Mrs.
Colonna. the Misses Colonna, Mr.. and
A. P. Tasker. Miss Margaret Johnson,
Hasmer M. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Layton, the Misses McCann.
Gray. Ford. Mitchell. Lutz, Boswell,
Logan, Lohman. Jorg. Holmes. Tilton,
Church. Jennings. True; Mrs. Violet
Lawrence Hood. and Messrs. Ford,
Levers. Maid. Timms. Engle and Dew
hirst.
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The Sunday school rally of Metro
politan NJ. E. Church will be held to-
| morrow morning. when the primary,
intermediate and senior departments
will all take part In the exercises.
DR.. Mitchell will make the address
to the school.
Mrs. Layton will sketch the life Of
Of Robert Strawbridge: Miss Cuthbert-
son. the life of Frances Asbury.
The committee OF arrangements in
cludes Mrs. H. b. Mitchell. Miss Nc
Cam, J. c. Deewett and W. S. Dew
hirst.
The fall and winter activities Of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
will be resumed tomorrow. Rally day
services will be held by the Sunday school
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Bible classes at 10 o'clock, intermediate
Christian Endeavor at 8 AS O'Clock. The
Sunday evening chorus Of fifty voices will
begin its services the third Sunday in
director. with Norton N. Little. assist
ant: Mrs. Charles l. Bliss. accompanist,
and Claude Robson. organist-
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In st. Aloysius Church the winter
| schedule of services will go into effect
for the first time tomorrow. Masses
will be celebrated at 6, Z, 8, 9. 10 and
IL o'clock. the last high. mass. There
will be mass in the lower chapel at
s o'clock for the colored people.
Vespers will be solemnized at 7:30
pm, and the sermon at this service
will be delivered by Rev. William J.
Brooks. s. J.; the one at the high mass
will be preached by Rev. Paul J. Con-
niff, the rector.
The winter schedule of services of
st. Augustine's Church will be inaugu-
rated tomorrow. when masses will be
celebrated at 6. Z. ., 10 and II o'clock
vespers and benediction at 4 O'Clock
The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
will resume its weekly devotions
Thursday at pm. when Rev. James
j. O'Connor will conduct the services.
last week for his annual vacation.
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In St. AIMS Church mission of one
weeks duration will open tomorrow
at the high mass at 1890 am. when
Rev. T. G. Smyth will be celebrant.
The mission sermon will be delivered
by Rev. Harold, member of the Pas
sionist Order. who will conduct the
services during the week. Masses will
be celebrated at 6:15 and $3.50 am. dur
place every evening at O'Clock. consist
| ing of the recitation of the Rosary
mission sermon and benediction of the
blessed sacrament.
The speakers from the gospel wagon
| of the Central Union Mission for the
meetings tomorrow will be Rev. j. Har-
byterian Church. at the meeting at
Stanton Square and 5th street north
east. at 4:30 o'clock. and Rev. Joseph
T. Kelly, pastor of Fourth Presbyterian
| Church, at 'tne service at fln ana I
streets and Louisiana avenue north
west, at $3.50 o'clock.
| The wagon services will continue one
more Sunday after tomorrow. the las,
meetings being held Sunday. October
s, when the outdoor work of the mis-
sion will close for the season.
| Plans are we'll under way for the
celebration of the thirty-second ami
| versary of the founding of the mission
| exercises in commem grafton Of which
will be held Sunday, October Is. The
morning service will be held at the
Church of the Epiphany, on G stree
between 18th and 18th streets north
west and Rev. William L. De Vries
canon OF the Washington Cathedral Of
Sts. Peter and Paul, will preach the an.
niversary sermon Plans for the re-
mainder of the day have not as yet
been completed. but we'll known speak
ers will be secured for the afternoon
and evening at the services to be heIc
in the auditorium of the mission build
ing. at 622 Louisiana avenue northwest
| The Bible class. under the direction
of Dr. Maurice e. Miller and Irwin 3
Linton. opened its winter sessions las
Wednesday evening, with full at
tendance. The class will be held eacl
Wednesday evening during the winte,
and spring. beginning at o'clock ant
| lasting one hour, and all those wht
are interested in the study of the BibI.
are cordially invited to attend thes,
meetings.
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Forty hours" one of the most devo.