The Washington times., 1916-01-01
Church Notes

Blues as the result Of membership |
contest inaugurated I'm October, and by |
which the attendance in the class has
been nearly doubled. Addresses will
be made by Major Pullman and Rev. !
l.. f.. Zinkham.
"The Spirit World" will be the sub
Ject of a lecture by Alfred II. Terry |
at the Spiritual Temple Society, 022 |
Sixth street northwest, tomorrow after
noon.
At the Metropolitan Memorial NJ. Il. |
Church tomorrow morning the Rev. !
James Shera Montgomery will preach |
on Twice Born Men" In the evening |
on Our Country and the European
Conflict" by speaking on "Our Country |
A Providence.
Martin y. Madden, member OF Con-
gress from Illinois. and Senator Clapp
of Minnesota will speak at the cele-
bration of the fifty-third anniversary
Of the signing of the Emancipation
Church. Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets northwest, Monday evening. A
special musical program has been ar
ranged.
At All Souls Church. Fourteenth and
l. streets. for the services tomorrow
night at o'clock, the pastor the Rev.
Ulysses G. NB. Pierce, will preach on
Sources OF Power for the New Year"
Charles Trowbridge Tittman will sing
oh. Holy Night" and Gounod's
Though Poor Be the Chamber"
William Garfield Lee will address the
Liberal Rights Union at All Souls
Church tomorrow evening at o'clock
on THE Right of Every Man to Earn
Living"
At recent meeting Of the sibIey Hos
y,NN ~ "a . H.. Uan 49, L.
slonary Society $500 was pledged for
the improvements needed at the hos
pltal. and to aid in raising this fund
plans were made to hold Sibley Hos
at which all churches will be repre-
sented and at which there will be a
Sibley Hospital table In charge OF
nurses in training at the Lucy Webb
| Hayes Training School
The regular meeting OF the Mission
Club OF the First Conversational Church
| was held Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Barr and Miss Mann. 1910 Massa-
chusetts avenue. with Mrs. Seaman as
Joint hostess ON the program was the
reading of letters from missionaries in
India, aJpan, and China and the singing
of Christmas carols by four choir boys
| from st. Johns Church. Milo Atkinson
played piano solos. Refreshments were
| served
| The Rev. w r. wedderspoon. pastor
OF Foundry NJ. f. Church, will preach
Again" and administer the sacrament
OF the Lords Supper. TIE evening ser
mon will be on THE Nations Future" 4"
| The quartet choir will sing at each
| service Next week will be devoted to
prayer, and services will be held each
evening except Saturday. The general
topic will be Strength for the Way"
The Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Wedder-
spoon will be at home to the members
today from to o'clock at I7n p
street.
Week OF prayer, beginning Monday.
will be observed by the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church in daily serv-
be those announced by the World
Evangelical Alliance as follows: Mon
day, ''Humlliation;" Tuesday, THE
Church." Wednesday Nations and
| Rulers" Thursday. Missions" Friday,
Trinity School and college"
At the New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church tomorrow morning the Rev
DR.. Radcliffe. according to his custom
on the first Sunday in the year. VIII
general theme being THE Historical
Retrospect OF 1915"
Music for the First Congrega tionaI
Church tomorrow has been arranged as
follows by DR.. William Stansfield
organist and choir director: Morning
service. organ prelude. comnhnnion in
G (Batlstel; anthem, 'I Am Alpha and
Omega" (Stanier): offertory. bass solo
Ring Out wild Bells CGounodl. even
Melody" Daviesl; anthem. Send Out
Thy Light" (GounoO; offertory. quar-.
tet. THE Twilight Shadows Fall
CWood) There will be r short organ
recital at the close Of the evening serv'
ice.
The Rev Henry F.. Lutz. pastor OF the
II Street Christian Church. will preacf
his third anniversary sermon tomorrow
, morning and deliver a New Year mes
sage at night. At the close OF the morn
ing service the ordinance OF baptism vii
be administered. During the ministry o
Mr. Lutz 1872 persons have been added Il
the church. the new building erected
and the church made self-sustaining
Mr.,Lutz will go to Baltimore next Mon
day to attend a revival at the Seventh
Christian Church.
At the railroad mems service at tn
, Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. tomor
row afternoon at 4 o'clock the secre
tarv. G. II. Winslow, will deliver a
address on THE Challenge OF India
The Feast OF the Circumcision was oh
$ served at st. Patrick's Church toda
! with masses at every hour from to !
! o'clock. At the latter hour, solem
high mass was sung by the Rev. NJ. j
e +. Egan. the sermon being by the Rev
: James A. Smyth.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class
held in the assembly hall OF the Y. N
c. A., under leadership of DIR. Fran
l w. Collier, of the American UniveT
, sty, will resume It's studies tomorrow
; The subject for discussion will b
"Christ Reveals the Providing Father"
- The Young Peoples Society o
Christian Endeavor of the Fourth Pres
F; | byterian Sunday school entertained tn
church and school and their friends a
: a watch-night social last evening.
The woman's Missionary Society @
the Fourth Presbyterian Church wi
hold its monthly meeting In the anne
Wednesday evening next Miss Fanni
Childs, treasurer of the Home Mission
Y airy Society, Will tell of her visit I
the Presbyterian schools of the south
west.
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