Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
PULPIT AND PEW.

hers into the Holy Name Society. bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament and
the papal blessing by Rev. Lewis kei-
| ley. c. $. c. Following the services
there will be a meeting OF tho society
in the school hall for social and BUSH
ness purposes.
At the closing of the women's mission
on Sunday 102 were received into the
sodality, following which the instalia-
tion of officers took place. as follows:
Project. Mrs. i. +. Michigan: first as
sistant. Miss X Barry: second assist
ant. Mrs. William NJ Mack: treasurer,
Mrs C. A. Rock. and secretary. Miss
u. y. codrick-
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The junior and senior Holy Name
societies OF st. stephens Catholic
Church will receive holy communion
today at special mass celebra ted at y
o'clock.
! The retreat for the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin will open on next Sunday
evening. AT $50 o'clock. and will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Ignatius Smith. o. L.
Z p - s.
Rev Robert W Coe will speak at the
vesper service of the Young Women's
Christian Association today at go
o'clock on The Thing That Counts.
Miss Campbell will be the soloist
! beginning Tuesday evening and clos
! ing on the following SUNDAY winter
conference will he held. The leaders
| VIII he three national secretaries from
New York. Miss Mabel Crafty. who il
general secretary of the national board.
| is executive. and will be assisted by
Miss Helen Thoburn of the Pubiica-
ton department and Miss Jessie Field.
who is national secretary for religious
work.
i A series of addresses by Rev. J. j.
! Dimon will he given at 10 o'clock each
| morning.
In order to further the work of for
81 ION tnv,say l,ig
! furiough. Auburn Theological Seminary
/ Is ABOUT to undertake Il plan which. il
is said. has probabl. never before been
attempted in religious circles.
The Auburn idea. when fully worked
out, viii provide accommodations for
! missionaries and their families i'm
dwelling houses owned by the semi
nary. At the same time the men will
be enrolled in th' seminary for study
and greater preparation for their work
| in the field. 1t is expected that this
plan will be beneficial not only to thee
! missionaries, but also to the average
| seminary student because of his assOcia-.
ton with more mature and experienced
religious workers.
! In order to finance the plan the semi
nary VIII urge persons throughout the
country interested in missions to pro-
.vide funds necessary for the furnishing
'.of the homes The board of directors
of the institution has approved the plan
as "laudable and important develop
ment of the seminary work"
* IS e -
Miss Jennie Smith, railroad evange-
list of this city, assisted in the .prohi-
bition campaign in Allegheny county.
Md. just closed. She spoke on street
corners, ia churches and shops, and
rode at the head of the big prohibition
parade held in Cumberland on Monday.
s. y % s.
The brotherhood of the Second Pres
! byterian Church held meeting at the
home of Capt. A. F. Lucas recently.
/ when reports were received from vari-
GUS committees of the organization.
after which a talk on the Evolution OF
! Motion Pictures was given by {.
! r 8 Jerk MS. inventor.
| Motion pictures were then used to
show the progress made by the tele-
phone, graphophone. camera. steam en-
| CINE. agricultural implements and
many other kinds of machinery.
Among those present were: Messrs.
G stone Eldridge. Green. Coptino.
ball. Beatty, Iredale. Detterer. Mar
shall. Bealer. La Toilette. Mullhauser.
Morsell. Bond, kirkler. Light, jenkins.
Moore. Bird. Black. Wilder. Warden.
| Lieut. Edwards. Capt. Wilson and Rev
Andrew r. Bird.
Foundry Epworth League will have for
the speaker this evening Prof Louis
w Mattern, whose subject will be
| league choir. consisting of sixty voices.
Duets will be rendered by DR. David O.
Smith and Miss Aida Smith, Miss Flor
ence Blackburn and Mrs. Clarence L.
Lewis.
H. 3. Bradford. artist, entertained the
mems class of Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school Wednesday evening.