Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-29

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in the East" At the close Of the lecture
refreshments were served. A silver Of
fering was received for missionary
work.
Tuesday afternoon a meeting Of the
visiting nurse circle of the church was
held, and Wednesday evening the
Christian Endeavor Society entertained
its friends and members at social.
/, 'fntercollegiate track meet" The an
nual banquet Of the Delta class OF the
Sunday school will be held next We'd
nesday.
| Foundry Epworth League will con.
duct its regular monthly at home
service tomorrow evening at $40 This
form of service charactertZes the deVo-
ltional meeting on the last Sunday even
ling Of each month, and has proven one
Of the largely attended attractions the
league has offered. A program of I'M
usual numbers will feature the service.
The subject will be Home. Sweet
Home" and should be of interest to
both the young people and parents
Christ in the home, parents in the home,
young people in the home and the gen.
eral influences of the home are some OF
the thoughts to be developed.
The special musical numbers will In.
clude: Solos. The Home OF the soul;
Prayer" Miss Mary Thompson, and
"Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight"
Clarence P. Lewis: mixed quartet,
Home. Sweet Home" Miss Ruth Davis.
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and Smoker; male quartet, THE Home
land" Messrs Lewis. Miner, Stuntz and
| Smoker, and chorus. THE Homo over
There
Announcement Is made of a union
| airy at Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church, New Hampshire
avenue and Randolph street north
west, under the auspices of the Wom-
ans Foreign Missionary Society OF that
church. The speakers will be Mrs
Wilbur F. Crafts and Mrs. Ellis Logan,
and an invitation to be present is ex-
tended to the public generally and to
the pastors Of all churches who are IN
terested in foreign missions.
sibley Memorial Hospital will be the
beneficiary Of an entertainment given
last Wednesday night at Foundry NJ.
E. Church. under the auspices OF the
Haywood Sunday school class. The
musical and literary program included
Ferguson. Mrs. Harold s. Miner. Mrs.
Edward J. Doe and Mrs. John Trice.
| Communion will be celebrated at the
II o'clock service tomorrow in Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church,
14th and r streets northwest Rev. c.
Everest Granger. pastor. is SO far re-
covered from his attack Of grip that
he is expected to be present. and Rev.
Thomas Gordon. who has occupied the
pulpit in his absence. will assist to-
morrow. At the pleasant evening
a special musical program. A referen-
dunn has been issued by the pastor in
the form Of a series of important ques-
lions mailed to each of the congrega-
work" campaign now being planned.
The aim is 100 per cent of interest
throughout the church.
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In the Sunday evening lectures upon
Historic REVEALS" in New York Ave-
nue. Church. DR.. Radcliffe tomorrow
evening will have a musical service of
revival hymns" using many of the
popular historic evangelistic hymns of
different revival times The music will
be led by the choir of this church.
with organ, cornet and violin as ac-
compartment A special feature will
be the reproduction of Whats the
News" which became historic in the
revival of 1857.
Howard A. Banks. secretary to Sec
rotary Daniels. will give series of
! talks on the book of Revelations, at
| Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church
South. at e:30 pm, the first and fourth
| Tuesdays in February. beginning Feb
ruary l. These meetings are held I'M
der the auspices of the missionary So
ciety of this church. and 1t Is hoped
that every lover of Bible study in the
city will attend.
Recitation of the rosary. sermon
and benediction in the evening at 7:45
! o'clock and a short sermon at the
| o'clock mass. will constitute the exer-
cises of the annual retreat that will
open Monday night. at Sacred Heart
Church, 14th street and Park road, for
the members OF the Sodality Of the
Blessed Virgin. Father Ignatius
smith. the Dominican preacher. who
| societies in the eastern states. will
conduct the retreat. Confessions will
| be heard each afternoon from to 6
o'clock Wednesday evening the exer-
cises will come to close, with the re-
l ceptien of the new members and SOL
| emn benediction. 1t is expected that as
result of this retreat the member
ship Of the society will be largely in
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spiritual director of the sodality: Miss
Marie Barker, perfect. assisted by
Misses N. Graham and B. Dodson: sec
! rotary, Miss Katherine Conner; or
eanist, Miss Elizabeth Began
| The Liberal Religious Union of All
Souls Church, 14th and L streets. will
be addressed tomorrow evening at
o'clock by Miss Margaret S. Potter.
! Her subject will be walt Whitman"
All Souls Church announces that the
minister. Rev. Ulysses G. B.. Pierce.
| will preach in the evening at o'clock
on 1.-THE Reinstatement of the Bible"
At this service Mrs. Gertrude Lyons
will sing Evening and Morning" by
Spicker, and Gaufs sun of My Soul"
Rev John Compton Ball, pastor Of
Metropolitan Baptist Church. will be-
gin tomorrow morning a series of
special sermons on the topic. The
Model Prayer" Our Father, His Resi-
dence and Character" is the first sub
ject. At the 7:45 evening service.
deacon will be ordained, baptism ad-
ministered and the pastor will preach.
| Members of the classes taught by
Pastor Stewart and Mrs. HUM of the
Second Baptist Church went on
"hike" Wednesday night, riding to
IChain bridge and walking back. So
successful was the jaunt that plans
are being laid to have 1t soon repeated
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