The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
SUNDAYS PROGRAMS
in LOCAL CHURCHES
Special War Sermons and Music VIII
Feature Services Tomorrow.

At ne Filth Baptist Church, Key. JoEh
BrEgs Is celebrating the eighth anniver-
sary OF his pastorate. During these
eight years more than 100 people have
been added to the membership OF the
church and S120,0Oo has been raised for
all purposes. About half Of this money
has gone for missions, Christian educa-
ton and charities.
Tomorrow morning DR.. Briggs will
preach on, the subject, "Our Banners and
Our Work" and in the evening his theme
win Be. Spiritual Heart Disease" Al
bon services. special music win be rem
dersd.
Patriotic services, IN memory OF those
who have given their lives for America
viii be held at the Peace Cross, Mount
St Adams, tomorrow at p. m. Rev.
DR.. W. R Breed, OF St. PauPs Church.
Cleveland, Ohio, will give the principal
addness. Veterans, soldiers, sailops and
all patriotic organizations, as well as
the public, are invited to attend.
Tonight at 8 O'Clock, the Washington
Hebrew Congre cation will hold Shabouth
services. The exercises for confirmation
VIII begin at $50 tomorrow morning, and
the doors Of the auditorium will be closed
promptly at 10 o'clock. On Friday even
ing, June l. Rev. DR.. Rosenau, OF Balt-
more. VIII mako an address to the Con-
gregatton.
Mr.. william Dalton. general manager
Of the Washington steel and Ordnance
Company, viii address the Bolgiano
Class, Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday School. tomorrow morn
ing. Members Of the class are urged to
be present, and bring their friends.
What a Washington Woman Did on
the Sly" Is the subject OF Rev. z. Hez
Swem's ssrmon-story tomorrow night at
the Centennial Baptist Church The Il
O'Clock subject is The Gain Of Lost
Life" -Four young men have already
gone into the army and navy from the
Centennial Church.
Rev Howard L Stewart announces a
patriotic sermon at the Second Baptist
Church tomorrow night at S. Topic,
America on the Worlds Greatest Bat
tie Field" A number Of persons Will be
baptized before the sermon. At II o'clock
Rev. Stewart will preach on the topic,
"A Trio OF Famous Bs."
Tomorrow Right Rev. Mgr. Aluigi Cos
siO, auditor. to the apostolic delegation.
win oflciate at Holy Rosary Church on
the occasion OF the childrens Sunday.
At the $50 o'clock mass a band Of chill
munion- These children have been under
instruction for some months, and COM
pIeted their preparation by a three days
retreat under direction Of Sisters Of Notre
Dame from Trinity College. In the after
noon the entire Sunday school will take
part IN an outdoor procession IN honor Of
the Blessed Virgin.
A union Lutheran celebration OF the
Ouadricentennial Of the RefoFna ton will
be held tomorrow evening in Memorial
Lutheran Church, Thomas circle, OF
which Rev Henry Anstadt is pastor. Rev.
Dr. A r Wentz, professor OF church his
tory in the Lutheran Theological Semi
nary. Gettysburg. Pa, will make the ad-
dress, and his subject is to be The Mes
saEe Of the Lutheran Church to Amer
lea" This is one of a number OF serv-
ices 70 be held this year.
william stans7eId has arrSnged, the
following musical program for Sunday
st the First ConEreg gationa1 Church.
MornlHg. organ prelude, In Paradis snn''
Dubois; anthem. soprano rec4t, ~But
When Jesus" and chorus; Awake Thou
That sIeepest," Daughter Of Jairas''
tstafner); organ postlude, "Fantasin in
F'' CBest). Evening. 7:3O p m. organ pre-
lude. ALA Marcia" CPetralD; ''Ninuet'
BoccherinD; Bell Rondo' CAorandD,
chords: Light of the World CStsCnes);
bass solo. IF God So C1othe the Grass"
CBischofD. p. m, anthem, ''Hark, Harlc
Nv Soul" (shsTley); organ poEtlude,
Italian National Hymn and Hymn de
Fete" CCapoocD.
The. evening choir of the Church of
the Covenant held its farewell social of
the season after its rehearsal last