Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-18

ulate Conception Church. and benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament.
Exercises of the sodality on WedneS-
day at 100 pm. when Rev. William j.
Carroll will preach the second sermon
of his course entitled Christ in CANA
Vocation: Christian Marriage.
At the meeting of the Junior Holy
Name Society last week, the foilo"ih s
officers were elected: President, James
Neligan: vice president. William Mack:
secretary. Raymond King: treasurer,
Francis Delaney: marshal. Alpine Hun
ney: consultors. Thomas sweeney. Gar
ence King. William Mcdonnell and
Paul Stafford.
The novena to st. Joseph Will close
on Monday at the o'clock mass.
f w oyster. assistant assessor for
the District. will occupy the pulpit OF
the Peoples church tomorrow at 11:l"
am. The congregation meets in Pyth-
ian Temple.
The subject of Mr.. Oysters address
will be prohibition and Self-sovern-
ment in Washington.
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The annual meeting of the Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church was
held Thursday evening. when reports of
the officers of tine church and the repre-
s-ntatives of the various societies
showed a wear of remarkable prosper
lily.
In the first TWO months OF the pas
torate of Rev. Bernard Braskamp forty
new members were received and during
the first fourteen months niuet y-one
members cam. in During. the wear lust
ended 1851 new members yer. received
About the time The movement TO Mount
Pleasant began the roll had been re-
tduCed to about 235: in two years and
two months il has risen to 49,.
The Sunday school was reoreaniZed
nf h Sttt ,Ts.. he sfs
ate with forty members and by March
l. "A wear ago it had riser; to IL. MEM
bers At present the number on the
ron Of The main scbnoI js 30s William
NJ Terrell is Superintendent During
the last year there has been added a
cradle. roll with forty-five names and :,
home department with l06 scholars and
:, :. ',, i'"' ~ %, r ,s
- ~ ha r., " .i'e 'tauie oll anu -hIs
r,nn, RIA 49, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,pi'v irp' ~
u,,, ~ 80 i,.e1nperShIp IN me
auh.aA S,n"oi' th'iuo'he an depart
~, = II 80, ,,..-
ne isi"i - o' we MISSIONARY so
MN Sensht iheh'befS, MIS-.
~ " 'unnihsh nam PRESIDENT OF the
LADIES AM society, win slXty-nine
members. Mrs. Edgar II. Coleman, pres
Iueilt OF the EndeaVor society, with
MY members. James Rogers. presi-
deh' OF the brotherhood, with seventy
members. Charles A. Jaquette. presi-
Stelnbrenner. treasurer; of the deacons
-,1,,, - y Wi, pfesiaeh,; OF me wal
rf ni-diloii' Mrs. marry l.
~ , III chd rst, dhd especiaiiy OF
,ng u eaSurer Oh the Shurch' William
~ NJ; 800 ~ "a eeS
Harry + Houstnn. de,co,s NJ
wei ana - Mo,,ha.,t, ~
tees uaroid I, rm,.Io g gu ~, ~ US
Love and I,nao,. y ,iorr i-o"s 81 w u
The cbrrch ,,,,,i,,,l,,s1,.
mouSly passed a resolution favoring
the prohibition of the sale of intoXi-
eating liquor in the District and ask
ing Congress to pass appropriate Iegjs-
lation enforcing such law,
= :. :. :,
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me ann uai meeting or the Woman's
,ioilie missionary society OF the Pres
pStery or Washington city VIII be held
IN Metropolitan Church Tuesday at
~ a-iii,' "i'ii WI . iiioiiitis ~. 4Nopie,
the president, presiding.
annual reports VIII be presented by
the officers. Mrs. r. f. Edgington will
deliver an address at the morning ses-
sion on The privilege OF Service. At
the afternoon meeting Mr. Marshall c.
superintendent of mission
schools, Will report on the Panama
congress.
All women are "elcohe 10 'neSe