Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-18

aptist Church tomorrow morning and
evening.
William T. Ellis. newspaper mar
who has been identified as one of the
leading spirits with the !aymen'S mis-
sionary movement. will speak al the
Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Ellis has found time. it is pointed
out. to give attention to the study Of
foreign missions. He made very eN-
tensive trip in the interest of missions,
travelling around the world, visiting
practically every foreign country III
which missionary work has been csta b.
lished.
The meeting will be the annual praise
service of the Laura Pitzer Missionary
Society. The public is cordially in
vited.
William Knowles Cooper. general sec
rotary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. will speak at the evening
service tomorrow at the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church.
At the meeting of the Y. NJ. e. \.
Extension Workers this week the re-
port presented by Chairman Councillor
showed that siXty-two religious serv-
ices Were held during the past month
for the men of the fire department..
The First Baptist Sunday school was
ia vored last Sunday with an address
by Teodoro r. langkow, president of
the y. NJ. G. A. Of Manila. He COM
pared the present religious conditions
with those obtaining under Spanish
rule. He also paid grateful tribute
to the United States for the part played
in the wonderful development that has
taken place along all lines since the
influences. Mr.. Yangkow was accom-
panied by DIR. BoStiamento and other
prominent Filipinos
Tomorrow it is expected that DR..
w Wellington Koo, the Chinese minister.
and other Chinese will be present and
speak.
The Woman's Home Mission Circle of
the FIRST Baptist Church is planning
a program of song and story for FRI
day evening of next week. Miss Nam
ME Barbee of Kentucky, Miss Elsa
Raner, Mrs. Florence Noack Howard
and others are to contribute to the
evenings program.
The Sixth and Westminster Presby-
terrain churches are to unite in a two
week series of gospel meetings begin
ming tomorrow evening. Rev. DR. ID. w
Skellenger will do all the preaching
His topic for illustrated lecture
tomorrow evening will be THE Master
Teacher. The meetings of the first
Wteh Will ne IN eStfn1nSter Church
and those of the second in Sixth
Church.
The free lecture by W. j. ShowaIter,
assistant editor of the National Geo
graphic Magazine. on "Oases of Peace
Amidst Deserts of War; announced to
be given this evening in the Luther
Place Memorial Church. will be post
poned on account of the illness of the
lecturer. Announcement of the date
when the lecture will be given will be
made later
What are the essential teachings of
the Bible What are tho essential ele-
meuts in prayer"
These the two special TOPICS
which are to be considered tomorrow
at $50 m by the w. n. Proctor mems
Bible class at ianline Sunda y~school.
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which this week will be held unde. the
auspices of the Sunday afternoon Bible
class, at 4:30 o'clock, DR. John Britain
Clark will give an address on The
Relation of Bible study to Life" Mrs
Debbie Hickman Lawson Is to be the
soloist. and Miss May Leighton will
preside. Following this service will
be the usual social hour and tea. All
women are cordially invited
About fifty members of the Unitarian
Club will leave Washington next
Tuesday evening TO hold iaymen's
service in the First Unitarian Church in
Baltimore. Among those going will be
Maj S. w. Saxton. who. as young
boy, was a member OF Brook farm, and
associated with Emarson, Charles A.