The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-18
Sacred Heart Pupils
Give St.Patrick's Program

Pupils of the Academy OF the Sacred
Heart presented a special ST. Patrick's
Day program yesterday in honor OF
the pastor OF Sacred Heart Church,
the Rev. p. c. Gavsn.
Tho program was: "Festal Song" by
the preparatory and high school
classes; The Message OF the Sham
rock" Regina Connolly; piano quar-
tet march, Miriam stewart. Saville
Fawcett. 7. O'Brien and Mary Kesne;
"Springtide Fantasy" fourth and firth
"Ths TrpESsSS swim Sox
Lullaby" second and third grade
girls; "Rustling Spring" Lucille Wall:
"out of the Mouth Of Babes" minim
Al the conclusion of the program a
brief address was made by Father
GRvan.
The Rev. DIR Everest Granger. pas
tor OF Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
ibyterian Church. will preach tomorrow
at the IL a. m. and p. m services; Ills
Welcome the last Of the series on
THE ProdiRal Son." The evening ser
mon will be on The Elder Brother. y
Preparatory services will be held in he
Rev. DR.. George s. Duncan VIII preach
The annual congregational meeting will
be held March 30 at p. m.
The Rev. DR.. Ulysses G. b. Pierce. of
All Souls Unitarian Church. has re-
turned from a missionary trip in New
England, and will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow morning. Major 8. w. Saxton
viii address the Liberal Religious Union
at the service tomorrow evening at
o. M. when his subject will be Per
sonal "reminiscences of Brook Farm"
He Is among the few living men who
were connected with that community,
and his recollections will have peculiar
interest.
The world famous Colored Jubilee Sing
ers will appear at Mt Carmel Baptist
Church, the Rev. w. III. Jernagin, pas
tor, Tuesday evening.
The evang otlistic campaign conducted
at the Ninth Street Christian Church
for three weeks will close with the
| services tomorrow night. Many new
members will be received into fellow
ship OF the church at the morning SER
vice. and the ordinance OF baptism will
be administered at the night service.
Decision Day will be observed In the
Bible school of the Ninth Street Chris
ian Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening a largo chorus. with orchestra
accompaniment. will furnish the music.
The pastor, the Rev. George A. Miller.
will preach at tho morning service on
evening on begging Bread or BegginG
Water"
At All Souls Unitarian Church to-
| morrow morning the organ numbers by
! Mr.. Atwood will be: Prelude. ''Medita-
ton" first suite CBorowskD: offertorv,
! "Kyrie" CBachl; postlude, March Sole
nellc," first suite (BorowskD. Mr.. Tit
In My Trouble (IIande); Though
/ Speak with the Tongues of Men and
Angels" from the four serious songs
/ of Brahms.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class OF
the Y. w. c. A. will meet tomorrow at
| $3.50 o'clock Mrs. Mary Channel Stew
ems will lecture on the information
Sunday school lesson of the following
week.
DIR. II. NJ. Wharton. of Baltimore. will
! give one OF his popular lectures at the
/ Fifth Baptist Church Wednesday even
| ing,
| ing will be taken for the benefit OF the
! mortage fund Of Randle Highlands
Baptist Church.
Vesper services at the Y. w. c, A.
will be held tomorrow at 4:90 o'clock
address on THE Relation OF Bible
| Study to Life" Miss May Leighton
will preside and Mrs. Debbie Hickman
| Lawson will be soloist. Following the
] service there will be the usual social
hour and tea.
| At a meeting held Wednesday even
| ing by the men of the First Methodist
Protestant Sunday School. an opeaniza-
Glass" was formed with the following
OFFICERS: President. W. l.. Griffin; first
| vice president, r. u. l.. Tyler; second
vice president, smith Dare; Secretary.
teacher. Rev. w. 4. Melvin; assistant
| teacher. W. T. Watts. Tho motto Of
the class; The Men of First NJ r, for
the Man Of Galilee.