The Washington times., 1916-07-08

, comm has been appointed as his sue
cessor. Father Donneiiy will go to Holy
he Will be professor of rhilosophy.
Father Coniff zones TO washington
from Bunalo. y. y, where he has ptcn
vice president ,l G.nisls t9 n.oIasv s &c
Holy Cross College. Previous to that he
acted as vice president OF Brooklyn Col
lege. Brooklyn. n. Y. About four years
ago he was stationed a: St. Aloysius
for about two months. lie IS forty-two
years old. and a native of Oneida, n. Y.
The annual parade OF the Archdioce-
saE Union OF the Holy name So".tty
cording to tentative plans ann ,unced at
a meet OF the Holy Name Society or
noly Trinity church thursday night.
John hadley Doyle. prssi'!ent OF the
Washington branch 81 he union. made
the announcement.
A large number OF Washingtonians are
expected to attend the Mems Methodist
Conference at Lake Junaluska. n. c..
August to s. The Rev. D.. l.. Blake
more missionary secretary Of the Balti:
more Conference. Methodist Episcopal
Church South. expects that the number
OF delegates going from this region to
the conference will be enough to fill a
Cell. F. r. G. s., OF London. and one OF
the most noted missionary lecturers Of
the world. will address the gathering.
Several delegates from Washington
will attend the first all-South Christian
Endeavor convention, which meets in
Atlanta, Ca, July 10 to l6. Among the
speakers will be Secretary OF War New
ton d. Baker.
The Rev. c. NJ. Compiler. pastor Of
the First Methodist Protestant Church
Rexford l.. Holmes. and Miss Leah FL
wood. of the Eastern Presbyterian
Church. Allen Laster. Of the New
and delegate from the Young
Peoples Society of the Calvary Baptist
Church, will attend the conference from
Washington.
Rev. Harry b. Mitchell. pastor Of the
Metropolitan NJ. +, Church, for the OBJ
servance OF the SEVENTEEN birthday an
niversarv of Bishop NJ. c. Harris. to be
held at the church. G street and John
Marshall place northwest. TOMORROW
morning at II o'clock. Bishop Harris
was. until his retirement several weeks
ago. for many years missionary bishop
OF his church for japan. Miss Emily
Harris Mcintosh and Mrs. Jennie Hsr-
live in the city. will attend the services
The Rev. L. G. Abramson. OF Rock
Island. ILL.,, editor of the yAuguSana.
can Lutherans. anil one of the leading
spirits in Lutheranism of this country
will deliver sermon In the Swedish
language tomorrow afternoon In the
L streets northwest. at O'Clock. All
Scandinavians are invited.
Open air services will be held in
Lns.p the AUSPICES % ss NJ e
The Rev. Paul r. Hickok, pastor OF
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
is to deliver the address.
Page Mex. Etchison, Religious
Work Director of the Y. NJ. c.. A. will
speak at the morning service In North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protest
ant Church tomorrow.
Bishop NJ c. Harris. who has recent
ly returned to the United States after
forty years of service In Japan. will
make an address at the Brookland Bap-
fist Church on Sunday evening. Bishop
at the hands OF the Emperor and gov
eminent of Japan. and will return to
that country early In the fall.
The Rev. Henry H. Rouck. pastor
of the Grace Reformed Church, will
deliver a. patriotic sermon tomorrow
on Patriotism Without Guns" Dur
ing July no evening services viii be
n,
E. Hezekiah Sven. pastor Of the
Centennial Baptist Church, 700
street northeast, will repeat his SER
mon on The Old Tin Can on the
Sidewalk" The subject of the morn.
ing sermon is The Fruit of the
Light"
The Rev. Howard I. Stewart, pastor
OF the Second Baptist Church. Fourth
and Virginia avenue southeast, will
morning The theme OF the evangel-
istic sermon at the evening services
Will be The Battle OF the Lamps and
Pitchers" being the fourth sermon
In the series on Famous Bible Battles
and the Present European War" A
baptism will also be held at the
evening services.
The. Rev. C. Everett Granger will
preach on the topic: Why Worry?" to-
morrow morning at the II o'clock service
In the Gunton- Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Fourteenth and New York ave-
ntie northwest
Friday evening, July II. preparatory
services will be held in the chapel, with
q sermon by the pastor.