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The Washington herald., 1916-01-15
MSCHA' EIMAN GIVES
INTERESTING RECITAL
Second Concert N Artists Course De-
lights Small Asd'ence-yaney Of
Tone and Execution DispI.ved

The second concert Of the Arf,etss
Course Yesterday Afternoon waA& recital
ny Aascha Eiman siven before q ANAL
ouf enthusiastic audience. The FIRST two
numbers. concertos by vivsldi ano Ernst.
gave little opportunity for the display OF
v1rtuosity. but the Variations on a Theme
by Mozart, Of scoiero. brought forth
great variety of tone and execution sn6
were probably the most inter~stsrYr
features of the concert from a musical
standpoint.
The fourth section was a rroup Of
short pieces In lighter vein, an Arfoso OF
Bach arranged by Franko. a Caprice.
arranged by Kreisler from wfenlxsld. an
Eiman Arrangement Of hichiers Mutt de
MAJ, OF great beauty. and another from
Webers' Country Dance
The gradually increasink enthusiasm
called forth several encorex. amongst
which were Kreislerx' viennese Popular
Song, Bach's7Gounods' Ave Maria. a
Minuet Of Beethoven, and Cesar CUTS
orientAle, one of the most fascins ting
numbers of the afternoon. The concert
was brought 10 a close by Sarasate's
Zigeunerweisen. full of the pixxicato and
nre Of HUNGARIAN dance music, which
was followed by a most satisfying in
depreciation OF Chopin's Nocturne IN Z
nat major an encore.
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With the Washington Churches

e. Everett Granger. VIII preach to-
morrow at II q. m. and 6:i5 p. m. His
topic for the evening sermon will be.
rWas DR.. wedderspoon Right about
Religion in washingtong' The evening
choir will sing. A new campaign Is to
be inaugurated throughout the church
and consregation, in which 1t is hoped
to get every member engaged in some
dsfnate effort for the upbuilding Of the
church and the Kingdom of Christ. The
pastor has already appointed a COM
mittee of twenty-five. representing every
board, society and departments Of the
Sunday school. to begin the organization
of the entire membership and con-
stituency. The first meeting of this com
mittee win be held at the close of the
service Sunday morning and general
consideration of the plan will be held
at the prayer-meeting service in the
chapel. Thursday night The slogan will
be; ''At 1T All at IT. Always at ItP'
and the aim will be 100 per cent of IN
terest shroughout the church.
In his series of sermons on historic
revivals, Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, will
preach In the New York Avenue Pres
byterian CHURCH this evening at s o'clock
on THE Street Pulpit"
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with q campaign to reduce the debt OF
the church by $1,000, The plan was adopt
ed by the congregation at Its annual
meeting on Tharsday evening, having
previously received the approval of the
church's standing committee. During
recent years the debt has been reduced
annually by 1900 and the larger effort
for 1916 10 the outcome of the church's
forward movement"
The pastor. Rev. DR.. @. c. Johnson. will
conduct at tomorrow evenings service q
question box" when he will answer
questions which have been recently re-
eeived.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor Of Calvary Baptist Church
will be addressed on Tuesday evening by
Harvey 8. Irwin, Of the New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church. whose sub
iect viii be "The World Peace Union"
ttS
"Pentecost'' will be the subject Of Rev.
John e. Briggs sermon tomorrow morn
ing at Fifth Baptist Church. In the even
Ing he wills speak on THE Never-failins
Christ considering the developments OF
the war in Europe.
The community services of Southwest
Washington, in which ten churches are
uniting. will be held this week In Fifth
Shurcn at f:U p. m.
The first annual banquet and election
of officers of the Stevenson Bible class
was held Tuesday evening at Bethany
Baptist Church. Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: President
Roe Fulkerson; vice president, Charles
d. Shackleford; secretary, Karl p
Wood; treasurer. Castleman P. Boss.
Addresses were made by Rev. Hugh 7.
Stevenson, conductor of the class; Roe
Fulkerson, Samuel Tapp and Castleman
p. Boss. Charles d. Shackleford enter
tanned with a vocal solo, accompanied
by Frank B. Ketchum, and N. c. Tur-
mage contributed several humorous
stories. Elmont Bell recited "The An
swer'' and 1.-The Short Cut from uhe
pen of Miss Frances Nordstrom.
The class, organized little less than
a year ago with thirteen members, nov
has a membership of seventy-five, and
bids fair to double that within the next
few months. The class is nonsectariar
and is unique in that It was organized
principally for men who have no church
affiliation, but those who have church
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EPISCOPAL.

Neighborhood Sunday School rallies will
be held tomorrow morning and after
noon In every section of the city. The
meetings will take place in the, following
churches: Epiphany, st. Marks, st.
Stephens. Rock Creek, st. Adams. and
st. Johns. Georgetown. The meeting
will be held in the afternoon at Epiphany
and the speaker will be Rev. s. Har-
rington Littell. of Hankow, China. The
rallies of the other churches will be
held in the morning. That at st. Stephen s
will be addressed by Rev. David r. Cow
ell, missionary in the mountains OF North
Carolina, who was at one time assistant
rector of st. Stephens.
China in Revoiution-the outlook for
Church and State" will be the subject
of an address to be given under the
auspices of the Central Missionary Com
mittee, at st. Johns Church, Sixteenth
and H streets, on Monday evening. Jan
II, by Rev. S. Harrington Ltteli. DR.
Ettell is rector Of St Pauls Church In
Hankow. China, and is said to have a
most interesting message as to present
day conditions In that country.
DR.. Littell will also speak on Tuesday
evening of next week at the Church OF
the Epiphany. on G street, under the
auspices of the woman's Auxiliary and
the Sunday School Institute.
Gus, regularly held on the third Tues
this month until st. Pauls Day. January
&c, when the clergy. at the Invitation OF
Bishop Harding, will meet at his home
in Cathedral Close. This will be the
occasion of the seventh anniversary OF
the bishops conservation.
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connections are admitted to membership
upon bringing In member who holds no
church membership. The class meets In
the American Theater, First street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest. every
Sunday morning from 10 to 10:45 In adj
dftion to a systematic study lof the Bible.
the class has been able to do little
charitable work. and has a number OF
projects under way which will be bene-
fetal to the community.
Among those present were Rev. Huga
I. Stevenson. Roe Fulkerson. Charles d.
Shackleford. Sampel Tapp, Castleman p.
Fischer. q. A. Brewton. w. F. Randolph,
H. H. B. Tapp. e. r. Petit. T. II.
Humphrey, F. B. Ketchpm, w. II. Mont
gomery, @. Clampitt w. s. Smith. N. c.
Turnage. 8. G. Taylor. e. w. Libbey. w.
A. Saunders. c. e. Webb, DR.. b. H.
Smart. N. W. Nicholson, Joseph Somers,
r. A. Boswell J. H. Kettner. @. n.
Fisher and A. F. Kreg,ow.
!. "a Pennsyivania Love story viii Se
told by Rev q. Hez SVEN. pastor of
Centennial Baptist Church. tomorrow
night. Mr.. Swem's subject for the morn
Ing service Is Unrelated to Our Sins"
The revival meetings which have been
In progress at Shiloh Baptist Church
since New Years Day will close to-
morrow with the addition Of large
number of members to the church; many
of these persons will be baptized At
the Ii o'clock service by the pastor, Rev.
DR.. Milton Waldron. At the morning
service Dr. Waldron will preach on
Serving the Lord" and at night on
1.-THE Conditions of Successful Prayer"
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.

TIE masses at 81. Patrick's tomor-
row viii be at Z. 9. .. 10 and IL
o'clock. At the latter hour Rev. NJ.
p. J. Egan win sing'x solemn high
mass, assisted by two priests from
Holy cross College. Catholic University.
as deacon and subdeacon. The SER
mon will be by Rev. John M Nc
Namara- Two choirs will assist with
the music and 1T the conclusion of the
mass the congregation will sing the
hymn. Holy God. We Praise Thy
Name
The o'clock mass will be said by
Rev. James A. Smyth. The Sodality
of the Children of Mary win attend
these devotions and receive commun-
ion in q body and will meet again at
4 p. m. for the usuai monthly recits-
tion of their Office. which will be fol-
lowed by a short instruction and bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
The regular devotiohs in honor of
the Good Shepherd will be held at
1850 .. m. Monsignor w. T. Russell
will officiate and preach the sermon.
Immediately after the sermon Mon
signor Russell will answer the ques-
tions that have been placed in the
Question Box
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SCHOOL GIRLS LEAD vEsPERs.
Y. w. c. A. Service to BE Cs.1seteA
BY High school Cisbs.


The yesper service at the Young Wom-
ems Chrlstian Association tomorrow at
40 O'Clock win be entirely in charge of
the girls belonging to the Friendship
clubs in the nve high schools OF Wash
ington. The president Of the council Of
these clubs, Irene Daniel. from Westerrrs
will preside. The order OF service which
will be used is one suggested for school
girls associations or clubs. Solos viii
be sung by Mary Bean. from Eastern,
and Dorothy Boyd, from Central and
Freds Backman will play the hymns.
Dorothy Wilson. from Technical. the
vice president of the council. will read
the Scripture and Margaret spurgeon.
also from Technical. will make the pray.
er. The subject for the afternoon viii be
Service" and one girl from each Friend
ship Club viii talk on different phases
OF II. as follows:
Service to the Home" Grace Ely
(TechnicaD: Service TO the School"
Mildred werntz Central; 'oirls' Person
al Relationship," Elsie Jarvis (Eastern); /;
Service to the Comrppnity." representa-
tive from Business, and Service to the
Church." Airline Baker Cwestern).
Members OF the clubs will act a. usbers
and lead the singing. The program was
arranged by chairnen of the program
committee of each club.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Rev David Brewer Eddy, OF Boston,
one of the secretaries of the Ameri-
can board of commissioners for for
eign missions of the Congregational
church. will preach at First Congre-
gational Church tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock.
The annual meetings OF the First
Congregational Church and tina First
Congregational Society will be held on
the evening of Tuesday, January IS,
in the church parlors, when reports
will be presented and officers elected
for the coming year.
DR.. William stansfeld. organist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
tional Church, has arranged the fol-
lowing music for the services tomor-
row: For the morning service. organ
prelude; "Cujus Amman (Rossini) an
them, "Jubilate" (Schubert; anthem,
He Is Watching Over Israel (Elijah),
(Mendelssohn); offertory, quartet, "T
VIII Give You Rest (west). and or
gan postlude, Finale in B Flat"
(wolstenholme); and for the evening
service. organ prelude, "At Evening"
(Kinder); anthem. The Lord Is My
tenor solo, 'T Will Lay Me Down"
(Hiles). There will be a short organ
recital at the close Of the evening
service, when the following program
will be rendered: Concert Overture
in e Flat" (Faulkes); "Adagio" from
the New World" Symphony (Dvorak)
Petite Fantasie" (Callarets); "A Shep-
herds Tale" (Gillette), and triumphal
march. "sigurd Jorsalfer" (Grieg).
A Bible class for women has recently
been started at the First Congregational
Church. 1t meets at 10 o'clock Sunday in
the church office on the first floor.
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METHODIST.

Rev..J. Wilbur Baiderston, pastor OF the
Georgetown Methodist Protestant Church.
announces q series Of Sunday naornins
sermons on the general subject BE-
yond the Grave" He win speak tonor-
row morning on Does Death End An?''
Other subjects will be ~ follows:
Where Are Our Deadr Shall We
Know One Another In Heaven?" What
u Heaven" What Is Hellg'
Or. James shera Montgomery will have
for his subject tomorrow morning at the
Metropolitan Methodist Church. "The In
evitable Jesus" In the evening he viii
deliver q special address on THE Signs
Of the Times In Our Country"
Rev. DR.. C. C. Mclean, pastor Of
Douglas Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Eleventh. snnd H streets north
east. Is to contin0 revival meetings for
another week. There have been many
additions to the church. Bishop Grams
ton VIII preach at II o'clock and DR..
Mclean at 7:3o p. m. DR.. Mclean will
also conduct meeting for men only at
8 p. m.
Rev. w. r. Wedderspoon. D. D.. pastor
Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
theme. How the Weak Are Made
Strong" and in the evening his subject
viii be The Seekers Of the Street"
Rev. Louis Randall. pastor Of Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church. has almost entirely recovered
from his recent illness caused BY laryn-
gifts and grip and expects to be able to
occupy his pulpit as usual tomorrow.
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LUTHERAN.

Members Of Keller Memorial Lutheran
Sunday School whose attpndancs during
the year ISIS was perfect. numbered sixty
SIX OF these e were members o1 the
adult department. The roils Of the
school show a perfect attendance for sew
eral years In succession on the part of
number OF members The supe1nt<n-
dent of the school IL DR.. H. H. Seitser.
and the pastor OF the church is Rev. 9.
T. Nicholas. The school has recently
occupied its new home and is provided
with modern equipment
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. DIR. A. w. Pitzer. now living In
Salem. Va. win preach at the Central
Presbyterfan Church tomorrow morn
ing. DR.. Pitzer organized the Central
Church In May. 1885, and has continued
with that church ever since. having
now the title of pastor emeritus.
For many years DR.. Pitzer was
striking figure in the Capital, being
connected with q number of public
enterprises and enjoying the intimate
acquaintance of many of the promt-
nent public men OF past years
DR.. Pitzer was president OF the
washington Bible Society during the
time he lived here and since his re-
moval to his home in Salem. Va, he
continues as honorary president of this
society. DIR. Pftzer's friends will miss
Pat" his dog, who recently died. Pat
always accompanied the doctor and
could be seen with him walking IN
Judiciary Square near where DR.. Pitzef
lived
Rev. Robert v. Miller. Of Henderson
vile, N c., known throughout the esun-
try as a particularly gifted expositor OF
IN. bible. viii conduct a series Of meet
fnxs In washington. in the Fourth Pres
byterian Church. beginning tomorrow
morning
Mr.. Miller has for twenty-five years
been in great demand for conferences
work in the United States and Canada
Last year during a two weeks absence
Of Dean Gray. of the Moody Bioie IN
stitute. Mr.. Miller was asked to take
DR.. Gray's classes. He Is said to De
a pure type Of Blue Ridge mountaineer.
His second address win be given on
Monday evening and for the remainder
Of the week until Saturday, he viii speak
at go and s o'clock each day. The pub
lie IA invited to all Of the meetings.
w. H II. Smith will deliver his fourth
lecture on the life of Christ tomorrow
evening In the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. He will speak on the growing
opposition to Christ from the healing Of
The paralytic to the miracles of the King
dom and will Illustrate his lecture with
colorsd slides.
At the Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Fourteenth and r
streets northwest, the pastor, Rev. Dr.
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Bible Class for Teacher.

An interesting Bible cisss Ia being held
Sunday afternoons at 3s6 o'cl6ck IN the
psrlorS Of the Young women's Christian
Association, Fourteenth and q street,
northwest The teacher. Mira MARY
Channel Stevens. takes up the tnterna-
tionsl lessons one week IN advance for
the benefit of Sunday school teachers.
To teachers and others who wish to
spend q socisble and prontaHs hour a
cordial Invitation 10 extended
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Mr.. levin Win Teach vsughn Glass.

William NJ. levin. former president Of
the District Bar Association and promi-
nent layman of the Episcopal Church, is
to teach the Sunday school lesson to the
Vaughn class Of men at Calvary Baptist
Sunday school tomorrow morning. Mr..
Levin was friend and admirer Of the
late Francis w. Vaughn. and made an
address at the unwilling Of his portrait
In the classroom about two years ago.
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church, Fourteenth and l.
streets, announces that tomorrow even
ing at o'clock the minister, Rev. DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, win preach on the
subject, The God that Answereth by
Fire; or the Power of Unitarianism to
Kindle the Affections At this service
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will sing
Bohm's, abide with Me-" and Lord
God of Abraham" from Elijah"
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JOINT SERVICES CONTINUE.
Name of Preacher IL Not Annosnced
in Advance

The third week of union services Of the
churches of lexington and Bloomingdale
will begin on Monday evening. the meet
lngs to be held throughout the week In
the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Pro-
testant Church. The speakers for the va
rious services are not announced until
the congregation has assembled.
The meetings during the present week
have been held in Memorial United Breth-
ren Church for the FIST half Of the
week and in lexington Presbyterian
Church on Thursday and Friday even
ings. The first weeks services were held
In st. Paurs N. E. Church, South, and
in Bethany Baptist Church.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.

Rev. Earle Whitley, pastor of the ver-
mont Avenue Christian Church, will
preach on the subject, Science and
Revelation tomorrow morning DR.. Will
fley was associated with several of the
leading delegates to the recent Pan
American Scientific Congress and in his
sermon will refer to the work of the
congress.
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CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. sCIENTIsT, Co
lumbia road and Enclid St Services: SUNDAY, II
a. m and p. m. Subject, LIFE" Sun
day school. IL a. m Wednesday evening meeting
O'Clock. Public cordially invited. Reading room
and loan library, Sol Colorado Building
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
18th and R SITS. nv. Services: Sunday, IL 4 m.
and p. m. Subject, LIFE" Sunday school
II a m "Wednesday evening meeting O. O'Clock
Public cordially invited. Reading room and hsu
library, COL Colombo Building
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UNIvERsALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and sts. NV.
Rev. John Van schaick. jr.. d. D., pastor. Pub
lie worship at II a. m, with sermon By the pastor
Subject, "Uuiverslist Belief About Punishment '
Young Peoples Christian Union at p. m, led By
the pastor. Sunday school, s,45 g. m Free kinder.
urten II a m
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONVERSATIONAL CHURCH. ish ana
g sfs nv. Rev. Roo~rt W. Coe assistant pastor
u a. m, pubic vocship: subject SENT TO
SAVE Music b. quar,st and chorus choir 80
. n, SUNDAY school SIS o. n. Y. p s. G. T.
= m. evening ssrsics. sissect. THE GREAT
DELIv vERER"
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SPECIAL SERVICES
Conducted BY
REV. ROBERT v. MILLER
At The
Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Thirteenth and Fairmont,
This Next Week.

Mr.. Miller IS one Of the stroas Bible Teachers Of
Ansrica. and Is brought to this ety for the benent
Of an the Bible Students and Christian worssrs
that can take advantage Of the meetings. His nrss
rleetins Win be held Sunday morning at Il O'Clock
On Monday evening he win deliver one address at
oesoek Tue<5ay. Wednesday. THURSDAY. and Friday
ne sih deliver .ddresses at 20 and 8 .. m No
meetings On Saturday. A most cordial inritatSon Is
rztended to all peopse IN wa.hinxtoo To attend.
Pass the word alonx
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Y. M. G. A.
Young Mems Christian Association
400 P. M.-AssembIy Hall
Christmas Serviee-Moving Pictures
ALL MEN AND BOYS INVITED.

UNITARIAN.
ALL SOULS CHURCH, conner 18th and L sts
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. d. D.. minister. sAs q m,
Sunday school; Class for the Comparative Study
Of Religion, and Emerson Study Class. II q m.
morning service; sermon By the minister There Il
also kindergarten during the hour Of morning vor-
ship. .. m, Liberal Religious Union. Address
by Mr.. 5. Jay Teller. The History Of Human
Marriage. p. m, evening service; sermon by
DR.. Pierce The Power OF Unitananism In
KiDdlins the Affections" Solos by Mr.. Charles
+ Tfttuann
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sPIRITUALIsM.
PYTHIAN

FIRST sPIRITUALsT CHURCH, PYrHIAN
Temple. 1ol2 Ninth st. NV. first floor, 80 D. m
= lnsptrational address By Mrs. e. B. Kates followed
By spirit messages. This church Is the only char
tered body Of Spiritnansts In the District holding
meetings. and asks all friends to Join its work.
EErrYbodV fnvit.d
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CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
g, near Hth s.
REV RANDOLPH q. McKIM, d. D., Rector.
Rev Percy Foster Hall and Rsr. q q. InsIe,
assistzntA
MISSIONARY SUNDAY"
so L n--Holy communion.
Il % l. m--DT. McKtn WIN preach
40 D m--Missionary rallJ By seventeen SundAy
schools Addre-s hr Rev. J. J. Dsnor.
Of ST. Andrews Church
500 D mL-Rxht Rev. Jutus ". Atwood. ID. D..
Bishop Of Arizona, VIII preach
10 ,. n--Orzzn recital
30 l. m and p n--Sundiy schools
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Metropolitan Memorial

N. E. CHURCH.
Conner Il John Marshail placs and o e. NV
JAMES sHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister
Sunday school at saD With Mr.. ]. F1nneJ Ensls
as superintendent; Metropohtzn Bible Class at the
same hour. with the minister - teacher Public
worship At II O'Clock. with sermon By the min
ister the subject. THE INEVITABLE
JESUS" Epwo4th League devotional serrice At
e!o. At O'Clock Dr.. Montsomery win sp>ak on
THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES IN OUR CoUN-
TRY" FREE seats to the people
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4. w. o. A.

Y. W. c. A. yESPER SERVICE. SUNDAY
January ls, At 80 p. m, In charge Of the Couna
OF Friendship Cmhs.
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At the Gunton Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, Fourteenth and r
streets northwest, the pastor, Rev. DR..
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
these columns should reach The Herald
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
18th and sts. NV.
Rev. wM W. McMAsTER, DID. Pastor.
SERVICES, IL a. N. and p n On sunday.
THE CHOIR:
MrN F1orrnc. No.ek Howard, sOpraso.
Mrs. Arthur Whsley, cuutrzlto.
Mr.. Alvin Laks. bass
Mr. VIM q. wfnchcols, tenor.
Nm. Edmund Barry, osEanist-
WEEKLY PRAISE SERVICE. p. m. raarsa.,
evening.
BIBLE SCHOOL, 80 a. N, Sunday.
Elxdn Smith. supsrtntsudent
the family, from the smallest child to tss great
grandfather.
The Jog Bfble Gas No. lsI especially invites ths
attendance and coopsration OF Christian men and
women visiting the National CAPITAL Every Sunday
morning at the cose q the Bible Lesson and before
the opening Of the church serTcs visitors win be
presented with prepared letters and cards for them
to sign and mafl To their friends, family. their home
Bible schools and churches. These lettsrs WIN en-
deaTor to give much valuable information 10 the
folks at home and keep them In touch with the
activities Of the Baptist and other Christian churches
in Washtnzton and Vicinity. These cards and let
mailing, and each visitor may have Is many copies
AZ he can use to advantage.
COME WITH Us. WE WILL DO THEE
GOOD"
e. Hez Sven tails: "A Psnnsyirsni, Low, Story"
P. NJ s~m's Songs IL A. NJ, 'SUmelsted to
our saa" Centennial Bspt. Oh, 7th & Eye ne.
REV a. I. STEWART ANNOUNCES A
"Dr7ma Sermon" for Sunday evsninx st the
Second Baptist Church, 9Th and Va are e. Ths
pastor VIII try man bsfors the Great Judgment
Throne" tnpsrsonatins the prosecuting attorney
and the defense also the witnesses for and aSanst
The congregation VII serve the try. Tiers
win b baptism
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL.s
r q u N D RY raas.s siIs.sn.S ss,..,a and
REV. ". r. wEDDERsPooN, d. D., Pactor.
80 a. m.-Sunday school
II % a m.-''Hov the Weak are Made Struns"'
SIS .. m.-Epworth League Service.
500 p m.-"The Seekers Of the Street"
Visitors welcome Excellent musio
n a Milne Ninth .., md ? stl.ss'
REV. LUCIUs C CLARK, D. D., Pastor.
80 a. m--SundAy school.
Il 90 a. m.-"JESUS INTERPRETs RELIGION" F"
100 p m.-Epworth League ssrricss
800 D. m-"TERMS OF DIsCIPLESHIP."
All sittinss Free. YOU WILL BE WELCOME
Revival services every night except SATURDAY p m.