The Washington herald., 1916-10-14
REV. GEORGE E. reed
breaches AT FOUNDRY
Will Fill Methodist Pulpit Until Pas
tor Is Named.

Rev. George Edward Reed. D. D.. LII
D., OF Harrisburg, Pa, will occupy the
pulpit Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
preaching from the theme. IAN Interview
with Paul in the Year g." and in the
evening, BY Kindness"
DR.. Reed was born in the State OF
Maine, and received his education in
Wesleyan University, later graduating
from the Theological Seminary Of Boston
University. He then entered the ministry
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, serv-
ing for eighteen years in important
charges In Massachusetts, and Connecti-
cut, then for nine years in Brooklyn. in
cluding two pastorates in Hanson Place
Church, at that time the largest church
In Methodism.
He was elected president OF Dickinson
College in 1883. which position he filled for
over twenty-five years. He was State
librarian for Pennsylvania during 1888
1909. declining the nomination for Ii
brarian Of Congress, proIered by Presi-
dent Mckinley
Foundry Church until the appointment
Of a regular pastor to succeed Rev. Will
lam R. Wedderspoon.
An excellent program OF sacred music
will be given at the Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets northwest,
tomorrow evening, by the church quar-
tst, Miss Mabel Roberts. soprano; Mrs.
William T. Reed, contralto; Richard P.
Backing, tenor; T. A. Donaldson, bass,
and Louis A. Potter, IT., organist and
choir director.
Miss Elizabeth sabina Wilbur, violin
ist, will assist by playing an instrumental
prelude to the service, selected from the
Pathetic Symphony Of Tschaikowsky,
and, as offertory music, nocturne by
schumann. There will be solos by each
member OF the quartet and five anthems.
DR.. G. G. johnson, pastor Of Emmanuel
Baptist Church, announces a series of
special sermons on Great Apostles Of
History" to begin tomorrow evening. The
topic OF the first sermon Is Francis OF
Assist, the Apostle OF JOY" In the morn
ing. October %, "Old Folks Service Will
be observed, and in the evening the pas
tor will preach the anniversary sermon
Of the Aizpah class for women.
William stansheld announces the third
Of the series Of five twilight organ re-
citals, to be given on Monday afternoon
at 40 o'clock, in the First Congrega-
uonal Church, Tenth and G streets north
west. Mrs. Ada Arundel Pillow, con-
tralto soloist Of Trinity NJ. E. Church.
will assist.
At the Church OF the Covenant to-
morrow evening the service will COM
mence at 7:45 o'clock with a preliminary
musical service, followed by the regular
service at o'clock. the soloists' being
Mrs. Beulah Harper Dunwoody, con-
tralto; X .RIchard Lorleberg; violon-
cellist, with Harvey Murray at the organ
assisted by the double quartet under the
direction OF Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son. The following will be the numbers
Organ solo. Ave Maria" (sixteenth
ventury), Arcadet; Mr.. Murray. Violon-
cello, 'Elegie," Massenet; Mr.. Lorle-
berg. Organ prelude, Adagio (second
Sonata, Mendelssohn. Anthem, "Best
Comforter Divine" Berwald. Contralto
solo. Rock Of Ages" Gounod; Mrs
Dunwoody Cvioloncello obliEato, Mr.
LorlebergD Anthem, Eternal Light Of
Light" Bracket; incidental solo, Miss
Craig. Anthem, This I Know" Cutter;