The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-10
Happenings of Week
In Capital Churches
Programs of Music for Tomorrow, Meetings of Va
rious Societies, What Religious Circles
Are Doing.

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Page Mckay Etchison, religious work
director of the Y. NJ. G.. A., will speak
at woodside Methodist Episcopal
tomorrow morning. c. o. Miner,
assistant secretary. will sing several
solos.
Arrangements have been made by the
Rev. J. r. Roth, pastor OF st. Marys
Church, for celebration in honor OF
81. Boniface. apostle of the Germans,
for tomorrow. Societies connected
with the church. st. Joseph's. the Catho-
lie Knights of America, the Windthorst
Club. Holy Name Society, the Sodali-
ties. will assemble In the school hall and
church to assist at the solemn high
mass at 1880 o'clock. the celebrant OF
which will be the Rev. c. ]. Weber. the
deacon. the Rev. j. r. Roth. the sub
Deacon TSe ys the Rev Rev L. L. otte Warsr will
preach the sermon. The augmented
choir will give an elaborate musical
program under direction of Prof. s. j.
kubel.
The pastor Of the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church. the Rev. George A. Miller.
will occupy the pulpit at both services
tomorrow. Al the morning service he
will speak on Christ or Another?' and
at I'd the Ho, syenins service on knowledge
AZ the evening service Jared Hayden.
who has been preaching at Maryland
Park and Capitol Heights, will be or
dained to the ministry Of the Christian
Church. Baptism will be administered
at the close OF the ordination service.
At Gunton- Temple Memorial Presby-
terian Church at the II o'clock service
tomorrow. Children's Day will be OBJ
m IN
pastor, the Rev. c. Everest Granger.
will make a brief address to the chill
dren Of the Sunday school.
In the Foundry NJ. f.. Church Sunday
evenings during the summer months.
the one-hour service at o'clock will
be held. This service II known as THE
Bright Hour" The theme OF the Rev.
". r. wedderspoon for tomorrow even
ing will be General Conference
Echoes"
The services at II o'clock tomorrow
morning at All Souls Unitarian Church
will be devoted to Children's Day exer-
cises. There will be songs. recitations,
and class exercises and brief addresses
by the minister. the Rev. U. G. b.
Pierce. and f. T. Williams. superin-
tendent of the Sunday school.
The ninth anniversary of the pastor
ate of the Rev. DR.. ]. Milton Weldron,
OF Shiloh Baptist Church. will be OBJ
served tomorrow with appropriate serv-
Ices morning and evening. The senior
and Junior choirs. under direction OF
Prof. Charles G. Harris, will give spe-
cial musical programs, with selections
by Miss Anne r. Payne. The anniver-
sary sermon will be delivered at the
morning service. and at night DR.. Wald-
ron will have for his discourse Abiding
In Christ-Why and How"
Children's Day exercises will be the
order of the morning services In the
Metropolitan Baptist Church tomorrow
and in the evening a special Flag Day
service will he held, at which a large
silk flag will be presented the church by
the Gilbert Bible class.
The women members of the class will
form In professional and march to the
auditorium platform during the singing
OF the national anthem. A bugler from
the Marine Barracks will sound TO the
Colors." The flag will be raised above
the Rev. John Compton Ball, will
preach from the theme Under Two
Flags" Special patriotic music will he
rendered by the choir under leadership
Of Gilbert A. Clark.
Baptist Sunday School will be specia
guests OF Calvary Baptist Church al
services tomorrow morning OF the OBJ
servance OF to-Church-Sunday.
The service will be conducted by thu
Rev. Samuel II. Greene. pastor, who vii
preach a sermon particularly applicable
to the needs of young mAp. Prof: Loui'
d. Bliss, teacher of the class, Will leaC
the men from the Sunday school hous'
J into the church auditorium.
At the services tomorrow evening a
the Church of the Covenant the follow
ing musical program will be given o!
Mrs. Edith Marmiop Brosius' harpist
/ Richard Lorieburg, 'cellist. and Herber
| F. Aldridge, precentor. and Lewis Corn
| ing Atwater, organist: organ solo. Mr.
Atwater: cello solo. "Sicilians," Mr.
Lorleburg; Trio for harp; cello and or
service the numbers will be: BARTON
solo, 1.-The Earth is the Lords" Lyn
mes trio for harp, cello. and organ
Meditation" Bach-Gounod; harp solo
Russian Folk Song" Mrs. Brosius.
The newly organized Heights Chris
tian Church has extended call to tn
Rev. f. 3. Bagby, of Baltimore, for
merly of this city. to take charge OF tn
is temporarily worshiplng in the oil
postoffce building in Park road. ives
of Fourteenth street.
1 The Cnr1Stlan fnuedNOTeTS OF III
Fourth Presbyterian Church will ope
their evangelstic meetings, at -Four
teenth and Kenyon streets this evenin
at 1880 o'clock. Homer Edison will spea
on Preparedness"
The Rev. DR.. G. c. Mclean pastor c
Douglas Memorial NJ. f. Church, ha
arranged for special services tomorro'
at II o'clock. when the Sunday schot
will give Its annual interesting pre-
gram.
At 7:ao o'clock the following music,
program will be given: Largo. "Fatht
Divine" Handel: solo. selected; RE
member Thy Creator" Custance; sol
Love and Light" Wright Love d
vine" Stainer; offertory, Spring Song
Mendelssohn solo. Cast Me Not on
Van De Matre; Saviour, When NiCi
Involves the Skies" Shelley; solo, "Tf
Lord is My Shepherd" Lddle Gloria
Mozart. The soloists will be Mrs. Y
w. Deal, Miss Emma Houchen. Mrs.
S. Chaillest, and r. r. Grooms. Mr.
Frank Akers Frost will be at the orga
The Rev. Howard I. Stewart, paste
of the Second Baptist Church. wi
. preach a special sermon at s o'cloc
tomorrow evening on "Unquestionab
Amusements' or Legitimate Pleasul
for Christian Young People" Ther
, will be baptismal service. The Chi
r dren's DaY exercises will be held at II
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