Evening star., 1916-12-16
PULPIT AND PEW.

Rev Dr. F. Watson Hannah. pro-
fessor of biblical theology in Drew
Theological Seminary. will occupy the
pulpit of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning and even
ing. The theme for the morning ser
mon will be spiritual VISION and in
the evening the subject will be The
Victorious Life
on Friday evening, December %, the
annual Christmas celebration will be
held by the Sunday school, and on
Saturday afternoon the kindergarten
department will be given a Christmas
party.
why Do the Nations War;" is the
topic j. r. Rutherford of the New York
bar is TO use in lecture to be deliv-
cred tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
in the New National Theater under the
auspices of the International Bible Stu
dents Association. which includes in
its leadership in this city Eliot H.
Thomson. J. T. ID. Pyles, Cen w. +.
Hall and others
Mr.. Rutherford has lectured in many
parts of this country and Europe. and
il is pointed out he has been heard by
thousands of people.
Many thousands. it is declared, have
been asking the question, which Mr..
Rutherford is to take for his topic, and
in his answer, it is understood. he VIII
hold that the question finds clear and
satisfactory answer in the prophetic
evidence bearing on the subject, and
that the same authority shows what
will follow the war.
On Wednesday evening "forefather
day will be celebrated by the Wash
ington Congregational Club. in Ingram
Memorial Church \ reception viii be
given in the church parlors at 8 o'clock
and dinner will be served in the gym
nasium at $50 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Ne
bemiah Roynton Of Brooklyn, N y,
will he the speaker of the evening.
His subject will be The Colonial and
the Cotemporary."
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A lecture on Christian Science will
he delivered at Polls Theater tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock by Virgil
O. Strickier. a member of the Christian n
Science board of lectureship of the
mother church in Boston, Mass. II
will be given under the auspices of
the local Christian Science churches
and will be free to the public The
lecture Will be repeated al the edlice
Columbia road and Euclid street. at S
o'clock Monday evening.
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Mrs Mahood will be the speaker at
the mountain Sunday vesper service,
at the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation. tomorrow at 4 80. Mrs Ma
hood has recently visited camp 10. near
Proctor. y. G., whore the association
sends its Christmas barrel. and will tell
of her trip and exoerIence in the south
ern mountains. Tne dulcimer. which is
the musical instrument played there,
VIII used the service
g q s.
The wornan's Missionary Society of
Mount Vernon Place NJ. T.. Church south
VIII hold its regular monthly business
and literary meeting at 80 o'clock
Tuesday The business viii consist of
election OF officers. Mrs. j. j. printup.
conference superintendent Of study and
publicity, VIII preside The literary
program will be in charge Of Mrs. c.
J.. Ziegier superiu; eudent Of social
service. and will consist of Il talk on
The Delinquent" by Rev. l. +. link
han, superintendent of Washington
Asylum Hospital.
At Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church tomorrow evening at O'Clock
there will be an "old famous hymns
service. Each hymn VIII be thrown
upon the screen and sung thcrefrom by
the congregation. Before the singing d
brief description OF each hymn, the
dulfDF ana Iflt cDDiiiliOIS uDctr Wffltti
the hymn was written VIII be given hy
the pastor. Rev. Lewis T.. Purdum. At
the morning service the Rev. Dr. Mil
ton $; Littlaiield of New York city will
preach.
Christ. the King" is the subject foi
the interden ON national Bible class
weekly meeting in Emmanuel Baptis,
Church. 10Th and Columbia road. This
is the last in this series on the gen.
eral subject of The Coming Kingdom.
In spite of the stormy night Wednes-
day there was a large and interested
congregation present when Rev Mr.
Troy spoke on The Second Coming ol
Christ" Rev. Mr.. Troy stated that thi,
Is the all-important event to whict
the church is TO look forward anc
Of the strongest incentives to conse.
Grated holy living.
Besides the pastors. DR.. johnson o
Emmanuel ard DIR. Kelly of Fourtl
Presbyterian: Howard Banks. Bibi,
teacher. and many others. are en-
thusiastic supporters of this class ant
II is hoped another series of lessons
may be started under the direction o
the National Bible Institute of New
York after the first of the new year
The meetings open to all inter
ested.
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Rev. !. Milton Waldron. pastor o
Shiloh Baptist Church, has arranged I,
preach series OF six sermons upor
The Pearl Of Parallels" He begins tn,
sAertas tomorrow night. when he will