Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-07

ton Ball Will preach on The rover OF
the Resurrection"
To people young and people old at
the evening service an Easter.yersion
of the famous Billy Sunday hymn,
when Jesus Came Into My Heart" will
be sung.
"why Peace Movements Have Failed
is the significant topic OF an address to
be given by DIR. Hills Cole of New York
city, under the auspices of the Bahai
Assembly of Washington. in Studio
Hall, 1919 Connecticut avenue. tomor-
is a member of the New York Assembly
of Bahais, and will present the princi-
pies of the movement in connection
with the most great peace.
At the First Baptist Church. 18th and
o streets, the pastor. Rev w. W.
McMaster announces baptisms at the
Easter service tomorrow. The luartet
will render special Easter music at the
morning service, while the Passion Play
will be given at the evening service.
Illustrated by colored slides made from
photographs taken at oberammergau
while the play was being enacted, each
slide being truly a work of art The
Christian Endeavor meeting. at pm.
will be led by Mrs. Dorothy Clark
Winchcole. former member OF the
society. At the Mission Circle meet
ing Tuesday morning the subject of
'Immigration' will be discussed. Sew
eral short sketches of successful i'm
migrants will be given.
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The Easter at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church will be as follows Easter
prayer with the Sunday school at 10
am; Easter Communion with the con-
gregation at II am. Miss Louise Bieber
will sing, "Hosannah" (Granier). and
Miss Mary Bieber. Hear Us. o.
Father" (PizzD.
The Sunday school will render an
Easter service entitled. THE Garden
Tomb" at 7:45 pm.
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DR. Merrill E. Gates will be the
speaker of the evening at the Central
Union Mission tomorrow night.
Extensive plans are being laid for the
Gospel Wagon season, which opens next
month. and it is stated that many ex-
cellent speakers will be heard in these
out door services to~be conducted by
the mission.
The children's branch of the mission.
at 458 c street northwest, 1t Is pointed
out, is doing a surprising amount Of
relief work among destitute mothers
and children. One mother. who was
deserted by her husband had her house
hold goods set on the street because
she could not pay her rent: She had
two infants. one eight months and the
to the children's branch The mother
stayed In the home two days. then went
to work. scrubbing floors in one of the
hotels. The law. it is pointed out. will
deal with the father as soon as he can
be found. but in the meantime the
children are being cared for and the
family is being kept together. The
advisory board Of this branch of the
missions work includes. Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth. jr., Nine. Christian Hauge.
Mrs. Seaton Perry, Mrs. Preston Gibson
and Mrs. John J. Duff.
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Good Friday services were held in
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday evening, beginning, at 7:45
O'Clock. with an organ recital by
George H. Wilson. and at s:15 the pas
tor. Rev. Walter Everett Burnett. ad-
ministered the sacrament of the Lords
supper. Mrs. Mary Sherier Bowie sang
There Is Green Hill Far Away"
A special Easter service has been ar
ranged for the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Sunday school, with Miss
Raner, violinist; Miss Ruth E. Jones.
cellist. and Paul Whitney Fishbaugh.
pianist. as the soloists. A chorus of
thirty-fve voices will participate in the
program of the occasion, which is as
follows:
Prelude. Andante con motto, Chami-
made: professional, Christ. the Lord, Is
Risen Today" Iyra Davidica: song. No.
Q. Meath the Morning Star" Hall: re-
sponsive reading. the Scripture; prayer.
the school to remain standing until
after the singing of the amen by
chorus. Primary department - Songs,
recitations; song No. 10. Seek Not in
the Garden" Hall: intermezzo. violin.
cello, piano. Hadley: anthem. THE Mag
delene." Warren: address. Prof. Arthur
b. Milford, 1.-THE Message of Easter:
Melody in G fiat. violin, cello, piano.
Cadman: 1.-THE Risen Christ" soprano
solo, Woodman: andante. violin, Hubay;
song. No. l. "Hosanna," Hall.
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Charles l. 0hrenstein. c. S. B.. of
Syracuse, N Y, will deliver lecture
on Christian Science at the Ingram Me-
mortal Congregational Church. 10th
street and Massachusetts, avenue north
east. at s o'clock this evening, under
the auspices Of Second Church of
Christ, Scientist. Mr.. Ohrenstein Is a
member of the board of lectureship of
the First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Of
Boston, Mass. and this will be his first
visit to Washington. He will be intro
duced by w. w. Hummer, the first read
er of Second Church. At 3 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon Mr.. Ohrenstein will
lecture at Polls Theater. under the au-
spices Of both the local Christian Sci