The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-01
CONGREGATIONAL.

The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock at Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church by the pastor Rev. Clarence A
Vincent. A number of new members will
be received into fellowship. At the even
ing service Rev. Thomas C. Clark, pastor
of the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
will preach, DR.. Vincent exchanging pull
pits, and conducting the service at Ia
koma Park. The program of vocal music
for the morning service will be an an
them, Come Weary Pilgrims. Come" by
the quartet of the church, and contralto
solo. THE Lord Is My Shepherd" by
Mrs. Ada Arundel-Pillow. In the evening
the anthems will be rendered by the
Mount Pleasant Chorus, vested choir of
forty voices under the direction of Dr.
W. r. Buchanan. There viii be a tenor
solo, "one Sweetly Solemn Thought" by
c. D. Church, and a selection by the
quartet. The quartet is composed of
Mrs. A. L. Haycock, Mrs. G. J. Pillow,
Charles D. Church, James L. Hicks.
Claude Robson is organist and director.
At the First Congregational Church,
Rev. James Lee Mitchell. Phi. D., of At
tleboro. Mass. will preach at both serv-
ices tomorrow. his subject at II o'clock
being The Passion TO Grow" and at S
o'clock, What to Keep"
! Mount Pleasant Congregational Sunday
school will hold it's annual spring enter
tainments Tuesday and Wednesday even
Junior departments will participate.
Tableaux from the Mother Goose" nur-
eery rhymes and Tom Thumb" we'd
+ ding will be the attractions.
The League of Service Of Mount Pleas
ant Church met at the home of Miss Far
rington. l4l6 Chaplin street. Monday even
ing. Miss Ronsaville was in charge of
! the meeting. After a brief business ses-
sion MIR. Faust. of the Associated Chart
ties, addressed the league on the work
| performed by the association and the
need for an enlarged service.
The Philanthropic Committee of the
Mt. Pleasant Congregational Depart
ment OF Social Service began its spring
and summer activities by an outing in
Rock Creek Park. The persons bene-
fitted by these outings, which are con-
tinued during the season, are from the
| settlement houses and orphanages OF
the city. gymnasium party for the
girls of the Peace Club of Neighbour
| hood House was also given recently
| Eighteen outings were conducted last
season for the benefit of 32s children
| Inere were mum Der OF lndlNldudl
cases aided, and the Christmas relief
work totaled Sl69.3O. The members OF
the committee are: w. Dwight Pierce
chairman, Miss Ruth Vincent, vice
chairman; Miss Helen harrington, Miss
| Ursula Watcher. Mrs. w. Dwight
| Pierce and NJ. w. Baldwin.
DR.. William Stansfeld. Organist and
choir director of the First CongTega-
! tional Church. has arranged the fol-
lowing musical program for the serv-
/ Ices tomorrow: Morning service, II a
m. organ prelude, Alteration" (The
| Holy city,, CGauD: anthems. Forward
Be Our Watchword, CShelley). and 'Je-
I sus, / My Cross Have Taken" (Gil-
ChrisD; incidental solo, Mrs. Smart
| OffeTtOry. quartet, Art Thou Weary
| (Chadwick), Mrs. Smart, Miss Larner
/ Mr.. Bowie and MI Humphrey; organ
pcatlude, March Triumphal," CBuck)
evening service, 8 p. m, organ prelude
| Evening Song" (Bairstow); anthem
I"Blessed Jesus. Fount OF Mercy" tDvor-
ak; oftertory. tenor olo. Like as the
, Heart" (WesD. Mr.. Bowie; musical
4 half hour, organ, Allegro Moderate
! Concerto. No. CHandeD: minuet
Third symphony, CWidor); Fantasia on
! the Hymn. tune 80 Sanctissima,'
! (LuX); Spring Song. From the South,
! Lemare); Fugue a la Clique. (Bach).