The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
PRESBYTERIAN.

WI. T1OiL, Oh
representing the Salvation Army, will
speak in Gunton-Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, 18th and X streets, to-
morrow at IL A. NJ. retiring offering
will be received by lassies at the door
for Salvation Army work At the 6:4j
o'clock services. Miss Marie c. Brehm
VIII speak, representing the Board of
Temperance of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States of America Miss
Brehm was appointed to represent the
United States as a delegate to the 18th
International Congress against Alco-
holisnl, held i'm London; was the repre-
sentative of the Presbyterian Church and
the Interchurch Temperance Federation
at the Hague In 1911: was a delegate and
speaker at the Congress at Milan, Italy,
1913, and at many other gatherings has
inspired vast audiences.
lecture will be given in the church
Monday, February y. at P. NJ. by DR..
James Shera Montgomery, on the Topic:
"One-Slded People"
At the First Presbyterian Church, John
Marshall Place, Rev. DR.. John Britain
Clark will speak tomorrow night on
Washington, Gods First Great Prophet
to America"
at the Continental Hall will be interested
In knowing that parts of that address
will be Incorporated in this sermon.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Patriotic Societies. Daughters of the
American Revolution. Colonial Danes,
Sons OF the Revolution and Sons of the
American Revolution to hear this ad-
dress.
The music will be appropriate. Pre-
ceding the services there will be a short
organ and vocal recital given by Mrs.
schutt and Miss Leckie, beginning at 7:45
p. NJ.
At the Church OF the Covenant to-
morrow afternoon the music will be
given by the triple quartette and in ore
evening by the evening Choir Of 100
voices with double quartette, both SER
vices being under the direction of Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson with Harvey Murray
at the organ. In response to requests of
the members of the congregation the
music OF last Sunday afternoon will be
repeated and in the evening the anthem
will e1tol Thee" written by the or
ganist Of the Church and sung for the
first time in Washington last Sunday
evening will also be repeated.
An Every Mem Der Canvass will be con-
Quoted tomorrow by Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Forty men have volunteered for
the service and every member of the
congregation will be visited In the after
noon. This visitation Is in connection
with the new system of finances adopted
by the church, wherein the pew renting
system has been abolished beginning
with March 1st. On Wednesday evening
a dinner was held at the church, and
reports OF the interest IN the Canvass
exceeds all expectations. Sunday evening
tea will be held at the church Just
previous to the evening service at which
time the canvassers will review their
experiences OF the afternoon.
w. H. H. Smith will deliver the last of
his lectures on the Life of Christ at the
evening services. He will speak on "Our
Lords Triumph" and will deal with the
time From the Resurrection to the
Ascension. Rev. DR.. Joseph T. Kelly,
the pastor, will preach at the morning
service.
On Wednesday evening. February 23rd,
the Sunday School Teachers and officers
will hold the annual meeting for election
Of officers and reports OF work
Following the election OF officers they
will be installed at the evening service
on the next Sabbath.
An interesting series OF studies is being
taken up in The Teachers Training Glass
at Fourth Church. Each Thursday even
ing at o'clock one hour is spent in
the study of methods OF work in the
various departments of the Sunday
School Next Thursday the Primary De-
partmcnt will be taken up and demon
strations will be given of work done In
the classes. The work is interesting to
Sunday School teachers and of great
value to parents
brief meeting Of the Washington
Presbytery will be held on Monday
morning. Feb. 21 in the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church at 10 O'Clock,
for the transaction OF unfinished busi-
ness.
1t will be followed at 1880 by a meeting
Of the Presbyterial Minister'S Associa-
ton, when Rev DR.. R. A. Davidson.
moderator of the Baltimore Synod, will
read a paper on John Calvin"
DR.. Harvey Porter of Beirut, Syria, is
announced to speak to the Minister'S
Association on the following Monday
morning, Feb 2s, at the same hour and
place. DR.. Porter will take as his sub
ject The Condition of Education in
Palestine"
Rev. George D. Berry, field secretary
Of the McAll Mission, will speak in the
Church of the Covenant on Connecticut
Avenue tomorrow morning, his subject
being, THE France of Today" The pas
tor, Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, will deliver
the evening sermon on the topic, The
Message of Christianity to the Modern
World About Capital and Labor"
Dr.. Bertram Post, medical instructor
in Robert College, Constantinople, will
speak tomorrow evening in Eastern Pres
hyterian Church. DR.. Post, who had lust
returned to this country when Turkey
joined In the present war, will tell of
the wonderful work of Robert College
and OF its Arm enian students. DR.. Post
has spent number of years in the Near
East and has been in close touch with
the people whose fate in the war is hold
ing the interest Of the world.
Vacation Day" will be the subject of
the sermon OF Rev. DR.. Wallace Rad
cliffe at the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning. In
the evening he will continue his series
OF talks on historic revivals. using as his
topic, The Great Awakening"
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