The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-20
Happenings of Week
In Capital Churches
Programs of Music for Tomorrow, Meetings of Va
rious Societies, What Religious Circles
Are Doing.

Cav Of the Southern Baptist conven-
ton In Asheviilc, N. G. In the evening
Charles X. vrooman, Of the Department
q Justice, viii speak on the subject. "A
Bible Woods and waters' will be
the eub5ectof q germon tomorrow even
Ing at Emmanuel Baptist Church by the
pastor ps the Rsy. %; Cove Griffith John
boys choir Will sing.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning. the Rev. John
the women. Of the Bible classes and
members of the church on "Wonan's
Kingdom" A double female quartet
will sing, in the evening the pastors
theme WI be How WI II Be at the
A meeting for scsndlnavians will be
held tomorrow at Q o'clock In the SUN
Church. Missionary David r. Nysren
will speak. -t
The Rev. r. p I.anghorne. Of Broad
Street Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
In the Petworth Baptist Church.
A team of four men representing the
men and >millions' movement with
Z. Corey. the secretsry. viii have M
charge Of the morning service tomorrow
at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church.
Converts from the four weeks revival
services ct Centennial Baptist Church
will be baptized at the services tomor-
row evening by the Rev. z. Hes
Swem.
Registrations for the Cardinal Glib
bo1s four-year scholarship at st. Johns
College took place yesterday at the coll
lcge. 1225 Vermont avenue. The LIST in
public and private schools OF the Dls-
trict. Maryland. and Virginia.
At the Second Baptist Church tomor-
ROW ROY, night nigh the Rev; ,, Howard I Stewart
sermon ar account Of his trip this week
TO Asheville, ~. G., to the Southern
Raptist convention. his sermon topic
Icing "A Political Conspiracy" AZ the
Glorious Gospel
At Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church toprrow morning the Rev. c.
acnnny ths en nn,nif o. Baltimore. Will ,ha
theme Tho Incarnation az the Eternal
Word" and In tho evening his subject
will be life In Other Worlds After
Death-Seed Time and Harvest"
Julian p. Dodge. Of the Rhode Island
Avenue NJ. p. Church, In serving as A
lay delegate to the general conference
Of NJ. p. churches, whose quadrennial
sessions opened yesterday In GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. The conference will continue ten
days.
The Rev. J. Ralph Wright. pastor Of
Mt. Tabor NJ. r. Church. Geor~ntovr.
Is attending the eonyention on Metho-
sion In Cambridge. Ohio.
The Methodist Ministers Union will
meet on Monday morning In McKendree
Dinwiddie. legislative representative Of
the prohibition interests.
At the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening. the Rev. John Britain
Clark will preach at night his third of
a series of sermons on ''I Believe" with
his theme. why Believe in Cod
Miss Elizabeth Leckie and Mrs. @. r.
Schultz have resumed the Sunday even
o'clock, and tomorrow evening Miss
Leckie will sing But the Lord Is Mind
full OF His own" from st. Paul. by
Mendelssohn. Mrs. schutt will play
Maria" by Bach-Gounod. At the offer-
tory Miss Leckie will sing Come
Home" by Lassen.
The Rev. Dr. John Britain Clark will
preach at the morning service at the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
May Is. a Memorial Day sermon on
THE America That Is TO Be-" The d.
A. r.. Colonial Danes. @. A. r.. Sons
OF the Revolution. and Sons Of the
American Revolution have been invited
to attend the service.
At the First Congregational Church
tomorrow the musical programs as
arranged by DR.. William Stansfeld,
will be as follows: Morning service.
organ prelude. "Barcarolle," fourth
piano concerto. Sternda lie Bennett /:
anthems. Great and Marvellous"
Farmer. and 20. Thou. the True and
Only Light" Mendelssohn; offertory,
soprano solo, "Callest Thou Me, o
Master" by Mrs. Smart; organ post
Jude, "Laus Deo." Dubois; and for
the evening service, organ prelude,
Evening Prayer" Smart; anthem.
Appear Thou Light Divine" Morri-
son. incidental solos by Mrs. Smart and
Mr.. Bowie; offertory. incline Thine
Ear" Himmel. incidental solo by Mr..
Humphrey; organ postlude, "Andante
Fifth symphony" Beethoven. =