Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-31

h Rev. A. s. Mowbray. Music by the
North Capitol choir.
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Home Missionary Societies. Addresses
by Mrs. Hugh Miller of Seoul, Korea;
Mrs. e. L. Harvey, Mrs. James Gilbert
and Mrs, W; L. McDowsll; Music in
DR.. E. o. Leech.
The Easter thank Offering services of
Washington District Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society will be held at Met
ropolitan NJ. E. Church on Good Friday.
April s. at 2 pm.
will make the address and Mrs. Joseph
Tanks will sing. Miss Elizabeth F.
Pierce will preside.
Mrs; Charles W. B%ohannon, super
District. will call the roll of the
churches when the offering will be re-
ceived. The money will be used to send
out two new missionaries to relieve the
necessities of the Hamilton Girls
School, Hinghua, China, where classes
are o~vercrowded. Another object is to
repair the missionaries home in Pa
haur, India. the old home being, 1T is
said. utterly inadequate. The children's
kindergarten in Rome, Italy. is also to
be helped.
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First Colored Baptist Church. 9th
street and Dumbarton avenue north
west. tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
The pastor. Rev. James l.. Pinn. will
speak on The Colored Soldier in the
Wars of Our Country"
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All Souls Unitarian Church. 14th and
L streets, a series of daily
vesper services beginning tomorrow
afternoon. The service will begin at
4 o'clock. and on the other days at
4:45 o'clock. With the exception of
last half an hour. The general sub
ject for the daily mediation by the
minister. DR.. Pierce, will be Paths to
the Heights" Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann will sing each day. The various
dates. topics and the music follow:
Tomorrow. The Path of Joy; solos,
The Lord Is My Light and The
Palms" Monday. THE Path of Prayer;
solos, h Wilt Keep Him in Per-
feet Peace" and Trust in the Lord"
solo. The King of Love-" Wednesday.
The Path Of Silence; solos, Like as
the Hart" and TO Scenes of Peace Re-
firing" Thursday. Via Dolorosa";
solo, Pro Peccatis" Friday. service
Of consecration; solos, The Land Of
Fadeless Day" and The Crucifx."
Mrs. Mary A. St John Davis of the
Red Letter day department of the W. C.
T. o.. while not arranging my special
Dow-Stevens day ceremonies in honor of
Neal Dow, known as the father of pro-
hibition," and the late Miss Lillian NJ. N.
Stevens of the W. c. T. u, has spoken
at a number of meetings recently on the
lives and work of these two noted fac
tors in the work for prohibition.
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The opening reception of the Chill
dren's Branch of the Central Union
Mission. ass c street northwest. was
held Wednesday. from 4 to s II 8 to
1890 pm
This reception was attended by near
ly two hundred guests, who inspected
the new headquarters for this ran
of the missions work. At night a de-
lightful musical program was enjoyed,
Mrs. H. L. Parkinson. Miss Marian Lar
ner, Mr.. Lambert. Miss Helen Edgar
and Mrs. Frank Akers Frost were the
soloists. Brief addresses were made
by Irwin B. Linton, w. H. Ramsey and
S. Bennett.
Tomorrow night the mission will
have Representative James t. Lloyd of
as speaker and Miss Marian
Mccoy will sing.
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Bishop Earl Cranston of h Methodist
Episcopal Church will preach at Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. in
the absence of the pastor. DR.. Edward K.
Hardin. who is in attendance upon the
sessions of the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference at Roanoke, Va.
At the evening service tomorrow at
Mount Vernon Place. the sermon will be
delivered by Or. Deets Pickett, one of
the secretaries of the temperance board
of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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On April 5, Good Friday. services will
held at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church at s o'clock in the even
ing. The pastor, DR.. Hardin, will preach
and the communion service will be OBJ
following the sermon. Attractive
music will be a feature of the service.