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

viii also be +: T. Williams. superin-
tendcnr Of All Souls Sunday school.
Grosvenor Dave. president Of the
Unitarian CIub in Il statement relative
to the trip, SAID.
What We are going over for Is to
express In sincerity the simple. ia =
tioual attitude which We maintain in
things of the spirit. II is not our in
ten'ion to say TO others how they
sh Guild believe and act but are
convinced that In. simplicity of our
belief should he brought more active
" under public notice, 90 as TO offer
\ mental aud spiritual refuge to those
who cannot say creeds and who can
not feel so positively sur" as to the
mechanics of salvation or the mechan-
les of the universe, as j. often The case
with reviyalists.
The subject our Indians" was pre-
scented at the March meeting of the
Womaus Missionary Society of the
Mount Pleasant congregational Church.
Mrs j. c. milford presided. Mrs. Cato
Sells wife of the commissioner of In
dian affairs. delivered AT address In
which reference WAS made TO the effort
being developed by the commissioner
to teach the Indians the duty of self
preservation. and to render them self
supporting through industrial training
and economic measures.
Especial emphasis was given the inn
bbGtaiitc OF a recent fuilIlS 'l tit cciii-
missioner which prohibits the sale of
alcoholic liquors on all Indian reserva-
tons A Teton Indian maiden was
impersonated by Mrs. Roy f. Carly
and told the story of her life. The
program was in charge of Mrs. J. A
Truesdell and Mrs. w. A. Eckels. Miss
Mary T. Lord. former missionary
among the Sioux. was present at the
meeting and offered prayer.
j.
Two scenes from the life of William
Carey. cobbler missionary to India.
and one from the life of Adoniran Jud-
son. the missionary to Burmah and
Siam. were presented by the members
of the Around the World club a boys
and girls missionary organization of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. at their last meeting. Carey
and his wife We're impersonated by
RAYMOND Burrows and Miss Mary
Webster. and Judson and his wife by
Frank Davis and Miss Louisa Whelpley.
The entertainment was prepared by
Mrs. w. A. Eckels.
Topics for consideration before the
mems Bible study class of Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church for the
ensuing four Sunday mornings have
been announced. and will be II review
of the church in America, its begin
nings. and more important facts of it's
development: a survey of the denomina-
tons connected with branches of the
church across the Atlantic. and those
distinctly American as outErowths of
some specific phases of American life.
and will be followed by a special study
of Congregationalism, what it stands
for in doctrine and church organization
and what it is doing.
The officers of the class are: w p
hite. president; Rev. Edwin NJ. Bliss.
vice president and leader; II. b. Jones.
secretary; W. II. Mitchell, treasurer,
and c. A. Ford. librarian
The Home Mission study club, Ham
line Auxiliary. met recently at the Iowa
apartment
Mrs Lucius c. Clark was hostess and
leader Of the class. Home Missions a
ReclaiminG Force" was discussed
Hamline Auxiliary held it's monthly
meeting Tuesday. when Mrs ID. B.
street. general superintendent of the
deaconess department and hospitals
under the care of the Home Missionary
Society of the NJ. F.. Church. addressed
the auxiliary, giving word pictures of
the needs of the work and telling of
the good being done.
me Foreign and Home Missionary
SOCIETY," OF Washington district held
its quarterly meeting at HamIine
Church Wednesday at 1890 am.
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In st. Pauls Roman Catholic Church
the Junior Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin and the girls of the parish will
receive holy communion at the
O'Clock mass They will assemble again
at pm. in the Convent of the Per-
petual Alteration, for services which
will consist of short instruction and
benediction of the blessed sacrament
The services on Tuesday at 1880 pm.
will consist of the beads, sermon by
Rev. Michael ]. Riordan of the Immac-