The Washington herald., 1916-04-15
PRESBYTERIAN.

SPECIAL meetings with attractive music
as an important feature will be held from
Monday. Aprn II. to Friday, April p. at
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, corner of Columbia and Kalo-
rama roads. The church has been fortu-
nate enough to secure the services OF
Rev. DR.. w. H. Foulkes. of Philadelphia
who Is known throughout the Presbyte-
rian denomination as one OF its strongest
men and as one OF its most forceful and
attractive preachers. Early in his ca
reer. while serving as pastor IN Portland,
Greg. at the mother church Of Presbyte-
nianism on the Pacific Coast, Or. Foulkes
made a remarkable record for pastoral
evangelism. He has served with much
success also at the Rutgers Presbyterian
Church of New York City.
DR.. Foulkes has announced an attrac-
tive list of subjects that are particularly
appropriate for the Easter season.
The music will be one OF the features of
these meetings The Epiphany Church
Quartet, the Masonic Male Quartet the
Foundry NJ E. Church Quartet, and the
National Male Quartet will render spe-
cial selections on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, re-
spectively, and Mrs. Bode, the soprano
soloist OF the Washington Heights
Church, on Friday evening.
In addition to the evening meetings,
which will open at o'clock, there will
be a special meeting for young people
on Friday afternoon from l to O'Clock
At this meeting DR.. Foulkes will be as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, OF the
Church of the Covenant; Rev. Hubert
Rex johnson, of the Chevy Chase Presby-
.terian Church, and DR.. George c. Robin
con- retired chaplain Of the United
States army. ...., ..-.- - ......
Rev. DR.. John C. Palmer. the pastor OF
the washington Heights Church, has
recently been elected moderator Of the
Washington Preshytery.
The third week Of the interdenomina-
tional Bible teaching and eyangehsuc
services conducted at Fourth Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Robert V. Miller, VIII
begin tomorrow.
The afternoon meetings will be held at
e:3O and the subjects will be announced
from day to day. DR.. Miller announces
the following topics: Sunday, IL a. M
Seven Things About Confession p.
m.-'aThe Calls Of Cod" Monday, p. M
what Can Bring Happiness" mes
sage to young people; Tuesday p. m
Preparation for a Great Meeting;
Wednesday, p. m.-"Reasons for Turn
ing to Cod" Thursday, p. m.-''The
Bite Of a Serpent Friday, s p. m.-"The
Blood on the Door"
The large chorus choir Is directed by
James A Mac Elwee.
At the First Presbyterian Church, John
Marshall place, Rev. DR.. John Britain
Clark will preach tomorrow the last OF
the Lenten series OF sermons on THE Six
typical Temptations" The subject will
be, ''The Temptation of Jesus" A spe-
clal musical program appropriate for
Palm Sunday, will be given both morn
ing and evening. Good Friday at o'clock
the choir will render THE Seven Last
Words Of Christ from the Cross" by Du-
Bois The solos will be taken by Miss
Elizabeth Leckie and Charles E Meyers
DR.. Clark will make short address,
Al the Church Of the Covenant tomor-
rovz~afternoon at $50 O'Clock, the Triple
Quartet will present for the first time in
washington Dvorak's "Stabat Mater"
under the direction OF Sydney Lloyd
wrightson, with Harvey Murray at the
organ. y
the Church of the Covenant win give
Stsiner's 'Cucifxion." The doors of the
church will open at 7:3O and no cards Of
admission are necessary. The regular
solos will be sung by Richard P. Back
ing and Arthur Chester Gorbach. The
Incidental solos will be sung by W. Roland
Carter. Harry Helwig and George Roll
Ings, all members Of the choir.
AT the Gunten Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Fourteenth and X
streets northwest, Rev. DR.. c. Everest
Granger will preach tomorrow Palm
Sunday sermon at II o'clock on the topic,
when the King Received His Due" At
The o'clock service Madame Mountfort,
the celebrated lecturer on Bible lands
md Bible times, will speak. Holy Week
will be observed on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights by par
lor meetings; on Friday, at p. m, by
rhildren's meeting in the chapel, conduct
ed by the pastor, and at p. m Good
Friday service in the chapel with sermon
by Dr. Granger. An Easter offering Of
1900 Is asked.
The pulpit OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church will be occupied
tomorrow by Rev. DR.. F. W. Loetscher,
a member Of the faculty Of Princeton
Seminary, who will preach at IL a m.
and at D. m
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, the pastor,
who was obliged to undergo a serious
operation in March, was reported last
night to be. making very satisfactory
progress toward recovery, though he
VIII be confined to his room for several
weeks.