Evening star., 1916-08-19
Pulpit and Pem

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brated in the lower chapel for others
OF the congregation who wish to. at
| tend service at this hour.
Rev. William Brooks, S. j., left Wash
| ington the first of the week for Fall
| River. Mass, where he will give re-
treat to the Sisters of the Union OF
| Hearts Of Jesus and Mary at their con-
vent In that city.
place on Tuesday at 1880 pm at St.
Martins Catholic Church. when Rev.
! Eugene Hannah will officiate.
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| supt. H. W. Kline of the Gospel Mis-
sion Is attending the conference of
mission workers being held at Stony
Brook, L.. I. He will spend several days
in Atlantic City and Philadelphia before
returning here.
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| Rev, L. Curtis Talmage OF Terrei
Haute, Ind. who has been the minister
In charge at Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church during the month of
August. in the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Clarence A Vincent, will con-
duct his last service tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. The subject for the
son From the cornheld" The music.
in charge of the organist. Claude Robe.
son. will be a prelude, "Asa's God"
Peer Gynt Suite, Grieg; onertory, tenor
solo. MY Task" Ashford. by Charles
D. Church; postlude. D Major, Tours.
Mrs. B. D. Shreve, soprano. will sub
stitute for Mrs. Ada Arundel-Pillow.
| the contralto soloist.
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| Does Man Control His Own Des,
tiny?" is the subject to be discussed
of the Twelfth Street branch Y. NJ: C.
A, tomorrow at 3:45 o'clock. Rev.
! Frank E. Hearns will open the subject
The public Is welcome.
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Tomorrow will be the closing day OF
| the big Bible conference which has
been in session at Mountain Lake Park
Md, during the last ten days under the
auspices Of the Moody Bible Institute
Of Chicago. The attendance has been
exceptionally large. and all notes
boarding houses and cottages, 1t Is de-
to entertain the crowds.
The speakers for the day will be KEY.
James NJ. Gray, who will take Tor ms
subject The Resurrection from the the
Moody Church of Chicago. will! SPEAK
tonight and tomorrow night. He viii
have with him his chorister and SOLO
list. Arthur w. Mckee. Other spenKers pM;s'ar
Australian evangelist and Mr.. and MRS.
Ralph Norton. who have been DONG
Christian work with the soldiers IN ehe
trenches in Europe.
The annual picnic Of Our Lady of VIC
tory parish will take place on Tuesday
on the grounds adjoining the churcn-
regular Maryland chicken dinner
will be served from o'clock to pm;
at o'clock there VIII be a., oaoy
enter; at 8 pm. ball game will be
played, and the closing feature Of the
dav will be dancing. which will con-
tinue throughout the evening.
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Tn Holy Rosary Church a meeting was
held on Sunday to make arrangements
for participating in the Holy Name pa
rade, which will take place In Balti-
more in October, and indications point
to a large delegation from Holy Rosary
parish taking part.
Rev. Edward J. McGrath. S. j.. spir-
;tual director of the Holy Name So
turned to the city from Keyser Island,
where he went to make his spiritual
retreat.
Tomorrow Catholic week" opens in
New York city, and, owing 10 the oe-
mands from all parts of the country
for tickets for the mass .sa meeting ,,it.eo 10
has found it necessary to change the
place of the meeting from the Hippo
drome to Madison Square Garden: The
seating capacity of the garden is ap-
nroximately 10000. and the committee
reports that 1t will be filled to over
flowing.
The speakers at this meeting will be
John whalen, president Of the Amer-
w Bourke Cochran. DR.. James J.
Walsh, Catholic publicist and physi-
clan. and Cardinals Farley and OCon
nell.
the social service problems will be dis
cussed, will be held at Carnegie Hall
! Monday evening. At this meeting the
speakers will be Rt- Rev. P. j. Null
James E. Haggerty of Ohio State Uni-
, versity; Rev. John A. Ryan of the
Catholic University Of America, and
Rev Edwin V. OHara, chairman of the
oregon state commission On the mini
The third public mass meeting during
the week will be held Tuesday even
ing at Cooper Union, under the aus
pices of the German societies. The
speakers at this meeting will be Joseph
Frey president of the German Roman
Catholic Central Verein: Rev. A. Kunig
of Brooklyn. James F. Zipf Of St Louis
and others.
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Rev Harold Paul Sloan. pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Red Bank, n. j., will supply the pulpit
of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
during the last two weeks in August.
His theme tomorrow morning will be
The Inner Illumination, and in the
evenig. THE Supreme Duty OF Life.
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Rev. Sam Small will preach at the
Clarendon, Va, Methodist Episcopal
Church South tomorrow at II O'Clock
and at Ballston at o'clock, filing ap-
pointments of Rev. G. w. Gather. who
is away on his vacation.
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