Evening star., 1916-10-14

ing, with Vermont Avenue Church
second, Columbia Heights Church third.
Tuxedo Church fourth, H Street Church
fifth. Mount Rainier Church sixth and
Fifteenth Street Church seventh. This
amount was raised by the women of
the different auxiliaries for the
Woman's Board of Christian Missions.
exclusive of their contributions to the
missionary offerings of the entire
church and Sunday school calendars.
The meeting closed the successful
year of the following officers: Mrs.
S. D. Shook, president; Mrs Frank Har-
mon, vice president; Mrs. Coils. record
ing secretary; Mrs. Morrison, treasurer.
and Mrs. Mildred c. Shinn, correspond
ing secretary.
The new officers selected are Mrs.
Ada Ferguson, president; Mrs. Minnie
Metz, vice president; Mrs. Harry Nell
vile, recording secretary; Mrs. Morri-
son, treasurer, and Mrs. Marsh, cor
responding secretary
The gathering closed with social
hour.
The Sunday school of Marvin NJ. E.
Church South will hold it's annual Rally
day service tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock. The program will consist Of
songs. recitations and an exercise entitled
1.-The Garden of Cod in which every
department of the school will be repre-
sented. John Brayshaw, jr., is the super
| intendent of this school: Mrs. f. NJ. De-
| lano, superintendent of the primary de-
partment; Miss Florence Mcdonald. su-
| perintendert Of the home department;
| Miss Clara Rhine, superintendent of the
cradle roll: Prof. Edwin s. Fewell is the
| organist, and Miss Rodie S. Cooksey is
| chairman of the entertainment commit
tee.
| A large delegation from the Columbia
| Heights Christian Church Endeavor So
| CiGtV at euiy hal(
| in the old First Presbyterian Church,
| Alexandria, Va. last evening, where Rev.
| r. w. Stancil is inaugurating a new
work under the auspices of the Disciples
| Union of Washington and vicinity.
| Rev. E. b. Bagby, pastor of the Colum-
| bia Heights Christian Church, will preach
in the old Post Office building on Park
road special sermons tomorrow on THE
Joy Of the Second Mile" and THE De-
parting Angel"
| In st. Matthew's Chui :. the members
OF the Apostieship of Prayer and the
| Holy Name Society will receive holy
! communion at the o'clock mass to-
morrow, which will be celebrated by
| Mgr. Thomas s. Lee
A large delegation from the parish
! viii take part in the parade in Balti-
more tomorrow.
In st. Patrick's Church a retreat of
| two weeks duration will open tomor-
row. and be conducted by Rev. P. Flan-
nigan. of the Lazarist clergy of Ger
| mantown, Pa
| The first week will be for the women
and the second for the men. the former
| 10 open at 1880 pm. tomorrow
Masses will be celebrated at 6, Z, 8
ana y O'Clock. Instructions at $50 and
s:3O am. Beads. sermons and benedic-
| tion or the blessed sacrament at 7:30
pm.
| Following a custom inaugurated by
| Mgr russell some years ago, there will
pe course of lectures for non-Cath-
olics. from Monday. October 80. to Sun
| DAY. November 5. at 1880 o'clock Pm,
by Right Rev. Charles Warren Currier,
BISHOP of Hetalonia.
| II se y
The third in a series of special Sun
Gay evening services on Thrilling Ex-
periences of New Testament Characters"
II TO be preached by Rev. G. Everest
granger. His special topic Will be Con
| version Of Saul"
Manufacturing and Circulating a Mag
azine' was the topic Of Charles S. Cros-
man. lecturer of the bureau of CONNER
ciai economics, at Hamline M. E. Church
last evening
d y = =
Rev. N. J. Gould Wickey, wro grad
uated from the Lutheran Theological