Evening star., 1916-04-15
PROF. wATKIN DAVIS.

| Sacrey, organist. will render the fol-
] lowing numbers: Prelude, War March
! of the Priests Mendelssohn; offertory,
Handel's Largo" and as postlude THE
| Pilgrims Chorus" by Wagner. The
i terminal orchestra consists of about
| twenty pieces.
| Not Opportunity but Determination"
will be the subject developed tomor-
row evening at the EpWorth League
service of Foundry NJ. E. Church. The
| address will be made by Mrs. Mary
Channell Stevens, teacher of the Sun
i day afternoon class at the Young
Womens Christian Association.
! An entirely musical program will
feature the league service on Easter
Sunday. A choir of fifty voices sup
ported by an augmented orchestra will
render choice Easter selections.
| In St Aloysius Church the retreat
| for men which has been conducted by
Rev. Francis p. Donnelly, s. j., the
past week will close with devotions
| tomorrow at 1870 pm. when the clos
ing sermon. entitled The Race Won,
| will be preached and the papal bless
| ing given to all those who made the
retreat.
| In the afternoon at o'clock very
| unique ceremony will cake place in the
| church, namely, the blessing of the ba-
| bies. Rev. DonnelIy has provided, it is
| ton the parish during Lent, except
/ the Titles ones of the flock, and Sunday
afternoon all are invited to attend. The
! ticket of admission to the services is
baby.
| In St Patrick's Church the Society
| of the Children of Mary will receive
holy communion tomorrow at the
| a m mass and will assemble again at
| 4 pm and recite the Office, when Rev.
lanes Smyth will Offlciate.
! The palms will be blessed before the
solemn high mass tomorrow at l am.
| and the sermon. entitled The Liturgy
! of Palm Sunday" will be delivered by
, Rev. Thomas E. McGuigan. In the
evening at 7:30 o'clock the service of
"the seven last words will take place,
when the meditations will be by Rev.
! John NJ. Mcnamara. The music will be
| rendered by the mixed and sanctuary
choirs. with organ and full orchestral
| accompaniment.
(; Revival meetings have been started
by Shiloh Baptist Church and Will
| continue through Easter Sunday. The
special feature of the sservices is
| series of sermons by Rev j. Milton
Waldron. the pastor. on Ihe seven
Words From the Cross.
| Meetings for adults are held n,ehtS
at o'clock, and for children at pm.
| on Fridays.
The Bishop of Washington will visit
the Church of the Epiphany tomorrow
morning at II o'clock to confirm a
class of about fifty persons. The choir
will sing THE Palms" at this service.
In the evening the choir will sing
Maunder's cantata, "Penitence. Pardon
and Peace"
''The New Life" cantata by James
H. Rogers. will be sung by the choir
of Westminster Presbyterian church
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
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At the Young Women's Christian As
sociation vesper service tomorrow at
4:30 pm the speaker will be Miss NJ. G.
Norris Of Shanghai. China Miss Norris
has lived many years in Shanghai and
her endeavor has been the rescue work
among the girls of that city.
Miss Helen Todd will be the soloist.
All women are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting.
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The council of the Evangelical Lu-
theran Church of the Epiphany has an
nounced the following services for
holy week to be conducted by, the
pastor. Rev. DIR, Charles +. Steck. in
the chapel at 10Th and L street north