Evening star., 1916-01-08

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Mrs. Mary J. Tignor. pianist; Miss Rosa
Lucas. assistant pianist; E.. A. Savoy,
sistant; Miss Clarice Gooding, junior
superintendent; Mrs. Mary Collins. as
Sistant.
The society will install these officers
at its regular meeting tomorrow night
at s o'clock, at which time a special
musical and literary program. with an
address to the newly elected officers
by Rev. ]. Milton Waldron, will be
Rev. DR.. C. LIE Roy Butler of New
York city will hold a meeting for men
only in the main auditorium Of Shiloh
Baptist Church tomorrow afternoon
and will speak upon the subject. The
Strong Man Who Grew Weak" T. H.
Ward, soloist, of Florida will lead the
singing and render several solos. At
the same time and pace mass meet
ing for women will be held in the base
ment of the church, with Mrs. c. LIE
Roy Butler in charge.
Foundry Epworth League will be ad-
dressed tomorrow evening at 6:45
o'clock by Charles Elliott Vrooman OF
the Treasury. Mr.. Vrooman's subject
will be Reclamation, Conservation, Eff
ficiency."
The pyramid social to be held on
the evening of January II in the church
parlors will be open to all members OF
the league.
An open meeting of the Mems Club
of Mount Vernon Place Church, 9Th and
X streets northwest, will be held Tues.
day. evening. at which Edwin Callow
| will give humorous impressions OF
some of the members of the club. Sew
eral other numbers of a similar nature
will be rendered. and musical selec-
tions will be interspersed. The meet
ling is open to the public, and women
| are especially invited.
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The president of the Epworth League
of Mount Vernon, Place Church, A. E:
Martin, will have charge of the service
of the league at o'clock tomorrow
evening, when the subject for discus
sion will be. why Join the Church,
Several members will join in the dis
| cussion.
The monthly meeting of the board
of control of the Washington District
Epworth League was held in Metro
| nesday evening.
In the brief business session the
board voted unanimous approval of
the bills now before Congress provid-
| ing for prohibition of liquor and Sab
| bath observance for the District of
Columbia. a federal commission for
censorship of moving pictures, the es-
| tablshment of national leprosarium
| and the prohibition of interstate
| gambling.
| Rev. James Shea Montgomery. pastor
| of Metropolitan Memorial Church. ad-
dressed the board briefly. and a short
program. provided by the local chapter,
was rendered. after which light re-
| freShmentS were served.
The January meeting of the Alliance
| for Civic Righteousness will be held
at the Y. NJ c. A. building this even
sion and action is the prohibition of
liquor in the District of Columbia. and
Andrew Wilson. president of the Anti
| Saloon League, is expected to address
ton proposed, and plans for securing
| it's passage.
Other matters to be considered are
Sunday rest legislation and the bill be-
fore Congress providing for federal
commission to censor moving pictures
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DR. Mitchell Carroll, counseling pro-
fessor in archaeology and art in the
American University, and professor OF
archaeology and history of art in the
George Washington University. will
| give a series of lectures on art at the
American University, beginning next
week, in the assembly hall of the Col
lege of History. Massachusetts and Ne
| braska avenues.
| The first lecture will be given Fri
day. January IA, at $40 o'clock in the
| afternoon. The second lecture will be
given Saturday at the same hour.
| The subject for Friday afternoon will
be Paul at Athens illustrated by fifty
slides. Saturday afternoon DR.. Carroll
will speak on washington, the City
| Beautiful"
The lecturer is a member of the COM
mittee of 100 on the future development
| to the public, there being no admis-
sion. For continuous passage take
| ITenleytown- Somerset car, transfer at
Macomb street and get off at the uni
Iversity grounds.
yesper service of unusual inter-
est will be held tomorrow at 4:30
| o'clock, at the Young Women's Chris
| tian Association, under the direction
of the girls work committee and Miss
Mignonette O. Buckingham, girls work
| secretary.
scented, Miss NJ Parrish presiding:
Hymn: prayer. Miss Florence NJ
| Brown general secretary of the Y. w.
! c. A.; violin solo, Miss Elizabeth Will
| Miss Buckingham; hymn. Father of
Lights; address. "a Girl and Her
| Dreams" Miss Mabel n. Thurston
Afternoon tea will be served during
the acquaintance hour, which always
| follows the vesper service.
| The junior clubs, composed of groups
from Goldenbergs. Kann's. Woodward
| & Lothrop's and the All Round Club
| Girls, representing total membership
of ia. will participate in the program.
An offering will be made by each
club for the missionary work of the
association, which finds expression in
| contributing to the support of the
Young Women's Christian Association
| at Buenos Aires.
Music will be provided by the Asso-
citation Orchestra. under the leader
| ship of Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. The
orchestra includes in it's membership
the Misses Beatrice Bulla. Lillian
Whitaker. Ruth Cobb and Josephine
Stambaugh. Miss Frances Chickering
is the pianist. The girls chorus is
| composed of the following: Mrs. Lillian
Strieby, Misses Edith kopD. Mary
Fisher Euzelia Palmer. Margaret
| Young, Susie Lindsay, Adele Norton
and Helen Nickel.
| fishers for the service will be Misses
| Ruth Bladen, Margaret Barnes. Marion
| Thomas and Freda Hammond. The
Young women who will preside at the
| tea table will be Misses Hazel Nc
lcullough, Harriet Martin, Pauline
! RYAN and Pauline Lawson. All young
| business girls and. their friends will be