Evening star., 1916-04-15
Pulpit and Pem

litsen's Like AS the Hart" and 81 Will
Sing New Songs of Gladness." by
Dvorak. Tuesday Mrs. Gawler will sing
Gounod's THE King of Love My Shep-
herd Is" and another number. to be an
nounced. Wednesday Mr.. Tittmann will
render GLORY to God" by Buzzi-Peccia
and Trust in the Lord" largo, by q,
again be the soloist, singing Rossini $
PRO Peccatis" ("Stabat Mater') and
Thou Wilt Keep Him in Perfect
| Peace" by Speaks. At the service Fri
day Mrs. Gawler will sing THE Cruel
fix" by Faure, and NO Night There,
by Danks.
Louis Corning Atwater. organist of
the church. has arranged a varied pro-
gram. including the Concert overture
in c Minor by HolTins. and the Pre-
lude in C Sharp Minor by Rachman-
inoff.
At the Second Baptist Church the
pastor, Rev. Howard |. Stewart. will
conduct three special Palm Sunday
services tomorrow. The first will be
at 10 o'clock, when he will address the
Bible school on Geography. Grammar
and Arithmetic" the Scripture for the
text being found in the thirty-third
verse of the sixth chapter of Matthew
at the II o'clock service the subject
will be "A Brilliant Pageant" and at
Question of To-day" 1t is expected that
the ordinance Of baptism will be ad-
ministered at both the morning and
evening services.
Tomorrow is to be known as "red
letter day" at Douglas Memorial NJ. f.
Church Bishop Earl Cranston is to de-
liver a sermo address at II o'clock.
while in the evening Rev. DR.. ]. Henry
Smythe of Philadelphia will deliver a
isermon-lecture on Turning Points in
a Young Mans Life
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DR.. H. NJ Canter, presiding elder of
the Washington district of the Balti-
| more conference. will preach at Mount
| Vernon Place Methodist Church tomor-
row morning at IL o'clock. At the
, evening service. at o'clock, the pas
Sunday evening sermons on Gems
from the Book of Proverbs the first
of which will be entitled THE Sea-
wall of the Moral Life"
Special passion week services will he
held in Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
| Church beginning tomorrow morning
with a Palm Sunday sermon by the
pastor. Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
On Wednesday evening at O'Clock
| Rev. Alfred e. Rarrows will preach on
| The Sacrament of Service" Com
| ment Of the Lords supper. will be held
on Thursday evening with an address
| by the pastor. Rev. Samuel A. Bower
will preach on Friday evening on
! Gross and Crown.
! There will be special music at these
! services.
| The Sunday school class taught by
| Mrs. W. E. Jaynes won the "on time"
pennan' offered by the Mount Vernon
| Place school for the first quarter of
| 1916 with percentage of 63.6 for the
| Mrs. Bartlett won second place. with a
| difference of only threetenths of l
| per cent, their percentage being 63.3-
! A handsome pennant has been pro-
] vided which will be retained by Mrs.
| Jaynes' class until some other class
| wins it by making higher percentage
| of ION time" attendances.
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The third week of the interdenomina-
tional Bible teaching and evangelistic
services being conducted by Rev Rob
| ert V. Miller in Fourth Presbyterian
Church will begin tomorrow, when at
| IL o'clock the evangelist will preach
on Seven Things About Confession"
In the evening at o'clock his topic
viii be THE Calls of Cod
| The other dates and topics for the
| week are as follows:
| Monday. pm. What Can Bring
Happiness" "a message to young peo-
ple): Tuesday. Preparation for Great
| Meeting; Wednesday,, Reasons for
Turning to Cod: Thursday. The Bite
of a Serpent and Friday, The Blood
| on the Door
At the annual musical under the aus
pices of the Mems Club of Mount Yer
non Place Church on Tuesday evening
a large and appreciative audience
heard splendid program rendered by
! Miss Helene Oyster soprano, Miss
Ruth Bronson. violinist; Miss Emma NJ.
! c. Bender, pianist: William Braitha-
| waite, tenor, and ]. Lewis Mopeyway
reader. John r. Monroe had general
| charge of the occasion, which was
! greatly enjoyed
| At the next monthly meeting of the
club, May 8, officers for next year Will
be elected.
| At the II am. service in the Church
| of the Ascension tomorrow the follow
ing program will be rendered by the
| choir, numbering about 100 voices: Pro-
| cessional hymn, "A Glory, 1-aud and
any of penitence; hymn, 20 Thou. Who
| Through This Holy Week Didst Suffer
For Is All: offertory anthem, Palm
! Branches" by Faure; Nunc Dimittis.
! Marks in c. and recessionaI hymn.
| Ride On, Ride on, in Majesty" The
| incidental solo part in the anthem,
| Palm Branches" Will he sung by Mr..
George Myers. the tenor soloist. and the
anthem viii be sung by male chorus.
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At the Epworth League services at
| Mount Vernon Place Church tomorrow
evening at : o'clock an unusually in
terestine program will be underta Ken
by the children of the junior league
Solos by little Misses Coffman and
Stewart viii be among the attractive
features. The public is cordially well