The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

series on Beacon Lights Of Bible Story"
on the theme, Saul, the First King of
Israel; a Tragedy" A warm welcome
given the public. Excellent music by the
quartet choir.
William stansheld announces the fourth
Of the series Of fve twilight organ re-
citals will be played on Monday at 4:40
p. m. in the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G northwest He will be as
sisted by the Nevin Quartet, consisting of
Elisha Carlson Small. soprano; Ruth W.
Simpson, second soprano; Nellie Shore,
contralto, and Florence G. Stetfens, sec
ond contralto.
Pastor e. Hsz SVEN, of the Centennial
Baptist Church, will be assisted Sunday
by Evangelist o. W. Triplett. who will
preach three times. A number Of con-
verts have already been received.
Mr.. Fred East, a new bass-barytone,
who has been In Keiths circuit for the
past eight years and has retired from
the profession temporarily to study with
Mr.. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson. has arrived
in the city. He has associated himself
with the evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant, where he will be heard
later as one OF the extra soloists OF the
choir.
A most interesting graduation exercise,
entitled Gaining the Crown" was held
on Rally Day at the First Presbyterian
Sunday School, John Marshall place north
west. The graduates were awarded their
diplomas by Rev. John Britain Clark,
pastor Of the church.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
held its regular monty business meeting
Friday, October 13, at 8 p. m.
The c. E. Quartet, consisting Of Miss
Mildred Smith. Miss Ida Seyboth, Mr..
Morgan Cilley and Mrs. Claughton West.
assisted by Miss Annie Zepp at the plano,
will take part in the C. E. service at the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow even
ing.
Next Thursday evening the meeting at
Central Union Mission will be in charge
Of the officers OF the District Union, under
the direction OF Mr.. F. T. Holland. the
evangelistic superintendent
Mr.. Lloyd G. Quincy. a Washington En-
deavorer, will attend the Massachusetts,
State C. E convention in Boston next
week.
The Fourth Presbyterian Church is
making great strides to broaden the
social life as well as to deepen the spir-
ltual life Of the members Of the church
and of the community. The services are
increasing in interest and attendance and
all are receiving a great blessing from
them.
On Friday afternoon the first meeting
of the Camp Fire Girls was held, and the
organization was inaugurated. There were
a large number Of girls present, so the
future of the movement in connection
with the church looks very bright Be-
sides the Camp Fire for the older girls,
there will be several Camp Fires for the
younger girls, or the ''Bluebirds."
The second annual banquet Of the
Wrfght-Gillis Sunday School Class was
held Tuesday evening, October II, in the
banquet room of Central Presbyterian
Church. The POSTMASTER was Edmund S.
Wolfe, cashier District National Bank.
Rev. Arthur Willis Spooner, D. D., for
merly pastor Of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church of this city, now pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Mount Car
mel, Pa, will speak at the Sunday after
noon meeting in the lobby Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
Ashby Jump will speak at the rally day
service In the Wilson Memorial NJ. z.
Church.
The following musical program has
been arranged by Claude Robson, for
the services at Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church tomorrow. The music
for the evening service is given by the
evening chorus and solo quartet, under
the direction Of DR.. VIM. R Buchanan:
Morning service:
Organ slude-"Medtaton" ........... .woistenholms
Anthem trio for soprano, tenor and bass)-"Praise
Ys"r (from "Attils'O
ofertory (soptano solo)-"o Lord. Nest Holy.
Aht.
Mrs. A L. Haycock
Organ postlude-"A Aneluia" Lores
Evening service:
Organ prelude Lullaby Lemare
Anthem-'T VIII Magnify Thee" Churchill
Ofertop tenor solo)-'Ny Task. Ashford
Charles D. Church
Organ postlude-"0fertoise in A Flat" Read
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