The Washington times., 1916-08-05
Church Notes

The musical program Mt the Church
Of the Covenant tomorrow night. tegin-
ming at 7:& o'clock. will be presented
by Mrs. Edith Marmion Brosius. harp
ist Miss Ruth Jones 'cellist; Richard
p. Backing. tenor; Herbert r. Aidridge.
precentor. and Arthur. ID. Mayo. organ
ist. and will he rs follows: Organ solo.
'Intermexso." Biset: tenor solo. AC6me
Unto Me-" Cocnen; cello solo. Can
tilena." Goltermann. The numbers dur
ing service will be. Tenor solo, Tho
psnitent,., Van de Water: harp sole: solo,
and organ. "Adoration," Thelma.
A series Of evangelistic meetings will
be inaugurated by the Church Of Christ,
at Masonic Hs EShth xnG,b xnS streets
las. Tex. viii dc, II. breaohins.
The last Of the ten days camp meet:
Ing ut Washington Grove will be held
tomorrow when the program Of preach
ing will be at IL o'clock, DIR. Harry L.
France, president Of Lucy Webb Hayes
National Training school; At 3 o'clock.
1Ur Tn' q F'y s.odnd 1r hSphsa bspis ths steSar
m. the Rcv. l. M. Bennett, pastor or
Epworth NJ. e. Church. aaithersburg.
At the Second Baptist Church tomor-
row morning. the psss9'r' p,,' tn: A Rev; r. How. ~
Famous Mind Reader" and in the
evening on Cool Wells and Shady
Trees" Dr.. Stewart viii leave Mon:
day for his vacation to be absent until
the second Sunday In September.
The Rev. L. Curtis Talmase will
preach at Mt. Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow morning on THE
Morning Breaketh," In observance OF tho
proposed international memorisi day
row over the European conflict. The
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered. The following musical
program will be given: Organ prelude,
.Andante Relisioso.| Lamis,srs; ,,s 9flsr- 'sHar
solo. Charles D. Church organ post
lude. 'Postiude." Stern. Claude Robe
son will be orsanist.
The pulpit Of Foundry VI. p. Church
ASsS't ASSsS Ry Ihhsce;s Ilhs Bsy II SnasT
morning he will preach on The Mar
gin of Safety" and In the evening" on
Submission and Loyalty"
Charles f. vrooman. chief clerk Of
the Solicitors office. Department OF
Justice. will occupy the pulpit Of Mary
land Avenue Baptist Church during Az.
",
Rev. Harry J. Goodman.
The Rev. F. Paul Langhorne. newly
installed pastor Of Petworth Baptist
Church. Seventh and Randolph streets.
will occupy the pulpit at both services
tomorrow.
The Rev. Frank e. Hcarns will ad-
dress the Life Problems Club OF the
Twelfth Street Y. NJ. c. A. on "A
nro, NOR of Dreamsn nj 3:l5 tomorrow.
The Rev. J. s. McLemore. of Bradtn.
town. Fla, will occupy the pulpit OF
Temple Baptist Church during the ae-
Muir. Tomorrow morning his topic Will
be some Of the Promises Of the Cos
pel," and in the evening on In Duty
We Find Our Opportunity
Miss Myra L. spaulding will ofncits
az organist at Mt. Vernon Place M. Z:
Church. South. during the month oi
August.
The French Huguenot churches. Pc.
ing in severe straits on account OF tne
general devastation OF war, appear,
ed to the American churches Tor alo
and their delegate. Pastor Roussei, re.
ssot5y sooSo 'GHM snd hH"e mo% the R Rev. csarles
mcfarland. general secretary OF the
Federal Council. announces he has
obtained nearly 326.OO0 more. whlcn
will be conveyed to the rrenc1n h1
fection of Christians In America. Ths
Federal Council Is endeavorin8 to OBJ
tain about $4,000 for the help OF
brethren in France.
The music at First Baptist Church
special feature OF the service
being led by an orchestra Of sixtee!I
pieces. DR.. r. H. Pitt. of Richmond
Will address the school and preach a.
IL o'clock. The members OF the or, y
chestra are: Edith Beatty, Howard X
Biilson. Mr.. and Mrs. K. Y. Carr, Car
rie l.. Cellender. Elizabeth, Dickinson
Evy NJ. Dickinson, Lucille N. Ehling
! A. b. Haunemann, John T. Hafford, +
G. Macdonald, j. N. Nicely. Flora Nich
Spe eiden. Lillian whitaker. Prof. c: o
Claus, b. A., and Winslow Whtlock.
At Union NJ. E. Church tomorrow
morning and evening. In absence OF th'
pa the Rev. John MacMurray. thu
Rev. Deets Pickett. research secretar!
OF the board of temperance Of the NJ. r
Church, will speak. DR.. MacMurray Y
| in Lincoln. Neb. where he will preacf
tomorrow evening at the Nebraska Ep'
worth League assembly. and the FOL
lowing week give four lectures on The
Great American Water wagon undel
the following topics: Jacques Bon.
homme and io John rns,S;,,nn BsrIsysorn, rbarl ne
mopylaes and Armageddon." and "int
Call Of the City's Streets"
The Rev. DR.. George w. Clark. o!
Kentucky, who is visiting his sister
Mrs. Phoebe Alice Lillard. Is r street
northwest, will preach at Calvary Bap