The Washington times., 1916-05-06


when the 100000 members will be
asked to contribute toward the church
extension loan fund OF u,OO00oo, The
board OF church extension, now In SEES
sion In Louisville, tomorrow VIII dedi-
cate its new home In that city
A .Father and sons" banquet was
held last night in the chapel OF Vest
minister Presbyterian Church, with
about 100 present. Leidy 8. Depue. sup
erintendent of the school. presided.
The Rev. DR.. Luccock, of Chicago.
former pastor OF Metropolitan Presby-
tcrian Church. will preach at the morn
ing service tomorrow at the Westmin-
ster Church.
The Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe, pas
tor OF New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. has recovered sufficiently from
an operation Of six weeks ago to be
removed from the hospital to his home.
The children OF Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, OF Georgetown, have been maxi
ing a canvass for new statue to St.
known at the unwilling OF the statue
| following the Z o'clock mass Wednesday
morning. Some time ago the Rev. Ed
ward Nagrath. 3. j.. proposed to the
OF the statue be raised by popular SUBJ
| scription, and that no one be allowed to
subscribe more than cents. Each child
In the parish at once became a canvass
err and the amount needed was quickly
subscribed.
Congressman Warren Worth Bailey OF
| Pennsylvania will address the Peoples
Church congregation at the services In
Iythian Temple tomorrow morning on
| The Poison of Preparedness" giving
| the results of his investigation OF pre-
paredness In this and other countries.
handling the subject from an entirely
now viewpoint.
The annual meeting OF the Washington
City Bible Society. auxiliary OF the
| American Bible Society. will be held at
Lonnory M y. Church tomorrow at p:
the society. will give a brief history of
the organization. The address OF the
evening Will be made by the Rev. A.
Wesley Well. secretary Of the Pacific
agency OF the society.
At Foundry NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning. the Rev. william I. Haven
secretary Of the American Society. will
Hundred Years Of the Bible and the ku'
tur..'
The special meetings being held ir
Centennial Baptist Church will be con
tinuel next week. Prof. Watkin Davis
, Of Philadelphia. will sing and play soloi
on his one-string violin and musica
nails. The pastor. the Rev. Il. He,
. SVEN. will preach at the morning anC
evening services tomorrow.
, Tho Rev. II. NJ. Canter. presiding elder
of Washington District NJ. n. Church
, , Mt Pleasant Church, OF which the Rev
DR.. r. J. Prettyman is pastor.
At the First Congressional Church to.
Isw.. H. ID yzku ~ I'LL
preach at both services. his topic for the
= morning service being THE Authority OF
Jesus" and for the evening service, The
Source OF Light" The Lords Supper
will be celebrated at the morning service
Or. William stansneId, orxanist and
? choir director OF First Congressional
Church. has arranged the following
. tomorrow: Organ prelude. 'sursum Cor.
ia Taste snS see.s Goss otrertors s basi
solo. by Mr.; Humphrey and choral
! Earth" Gaul. For the evening service
q Organ prelude, "Elegy," Silas anthem
J, 1t Is Good Thing to Give Thanks.
!. Rrueh ofiertory. quartet. 20 Lord Aeid'
a tic Suite" 1aj Sunrise. Gbj Rusti,
$ Dance. (c) Sunset. (dD Thanksgiving
e Demarest.
: The Mems Club of Mt. Pleasant Con
! gregational Church has elected the fol
. lowing officers: President. John c
u Hoyt; vice president. Roy FRANKLIN
;. Carly: corresponding secretary. C. n
y Morris: recording secretary, j. c. Null
n ford; treasurer, Oscar j. Schmaltz
y Meetings have been discontinued unit
October.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF tn
Washington Conference OF Congrega
4 tional Churches met at Mt. Pleasan
Congregat' onal Church last evening Il
honor of Miss Emma Webb. a membe
of the church who will leave for Ma
o dura. India, in August as a missionary
Miss Alice Clark. Of the First Church
presided. Mrs. c. A. Vincent introduce
Miss Webb The Rev. Mr. Jones. a for
mer missionary to India, delivered tn
charge. Miss Webb Is a grand-daughte