Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-23

three persons present were invited to
the dining room. where refreshme nts
were served.
DR.. n. E. Brundage. pastor Of Eckins-
ton. RTesbyterap Church, has recently
returned. from a. twQ-moath. vacation.
spent In Cha utaa1qua and Brooklyn. II.
been beautifully decorated, under the
supervision of w. W. Tuckey, and 4
new system of indirect lighting In
stalled:
On Wednesday seventy-two members
of the lexington Presbyterian congre-
cation enjoyed an automobile trip and
bower Potomac.
: The automobiles were provided By the
following persons: DR.. Brundage, DR.. A.
c. Miller, Mrs. NJ. E. Carr and Messrs.
Lewis, O'Hara, Quigley. Hammer, Nc
Elroy and Mrs. woodward
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Rev; DR. wedderspoon of Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church will close his
pastorate Of six years there tomorrow. In
the morning he Is announced to preach
on The High Road" and in the even
ing he will preach on Bad Birds"
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The Woman's Missionary Society Of
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South
ness meeting day, which Is the third
Tuesday Of each month, the afternoon
session at. 2:30 and the evening session
at s o'clock. thus giving every woman Ia
the church chance to attend.
The afternoon session also has either
mission study or Bible study on each
of the other Tuesdays, 2:36 to a:30
o'clock. On Tuesday the society takes
up the study of the epistle Of James
teacher Il is NJ Mitchell. who was
formerly southern Methodist mission
airy to China, being some years teach
er in McTyeire School for Girls. This
school is noted In that SO many Of its
nation, won scholarships to American
colleges through the Chinese indsm-
nifty fund"
| The Gospel Mission. at PA John Mar
shall place, held its first Bible study
, class "Wednesday, when . large number
enrolled for the extension course, which
will be conducted every Wednesday At
4 30 pm. by DR.. John H. Troy Of the
National Bible Institute of New York
city.
supt. H. w. Kline will hold an open.
air meeting at 9Th street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest every We'd
nesday from 3 to 4:30 PM, at which
| service 'Dr. Troy will be the speaker.
Mrs H. E. Monroe will be the speaker
at the mission tomorrow night at
o'clock.
At the Gospel Mission Tent, Sth and
| / streets northwest. J. Albert Loose,
singing evangelist of Baltimore, Nd.
will speak and sing tonight. and to-
| morrow at $40 and 8 pm.
The Washington District! Epworth
tIsague win conduct the services at the
mission hall Wednesday nights each
I-week. commencing In October.
| -
The Mems Club of the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church viii feature its
opening night Monday. at o'clock, -
oly esst 1sh q Peoples s iona
Church. will speak. 4 cordial Invita-
ton Is extended. 70 the msmbers. their
Rev. Dr. John. Mcdowell who will
speak to the pastors federation at the
Y. NJ. c. A.. Monday morning. at thu
first meeting after vacation, Is regafdsd
as one Of the unique and interesting
He was reared In the coal region Of
| Pennsylvania, and commenced work al
a breaker boy" In the coal mines.
! When yet but small boy he wal
The breaker" resulting in the los. o;
an arm. Soon afterward the attsntior
of Rev. D. L. Moody. noted evangelist
promise Of unusual ability. He Wal
taken to the Moody Bible Schools q
Northneld, Mass. completing the course,
4 there, He also attended Princeton Col
I iese. and ls a graduate Of Prfncetof
| Theological Seminary.
/ DR.. Mcdowell II regarded - preachel
4 and lecturer Of gre2t bfilliancy ana Of
fectiveness. He has been pastor o.
= some Of the leading churches IN tn
Presbytarina Annominatton and In nov