Evening star., 1917-01-13

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TURDAY, JANUARY q
during tho remaining Sundays Of jan,
uary. Tomorrow the special topic Will
be The Return Of the Shepherds" and
on the two succeeding Sundays the
Return of the Wise Men" and THE Sc
cret of an Abiding Christmas.
Rev. Walter Everett Burnett, newly
elected pastor of Foundry n. e. Church,
is expected to arrive in the city from
Johnstown. Pa. in time to preach here
on the last Sunday Of the month.
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The monthly meeting of class 3 of
Calvary Baptist Sunday school will be
held there on Monday from 2 to 4
o'clock.
Revival services are to be held at
Congress Street NJ. P. Church. 31st
street between NJ and N streets north
west, from tomorrow until January 28,
each evening except Saturday at 1880
o'clock
There Is to be special music for the
meetings, the pastor. Rev. George e.
Brown. having secured the services OF
Prof. L. F. Mezick and daughter. who
will haye the music in charge.
Each evening a short gospel message
will be delivered by the pastor.
During this week cottage prayer
meetings have been held at the homes
or the various members of the church
for the success of the revival.
The pastor and the officials of the
church offer hearty welcome to all to
attend the meetings
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"Our Republic at the Cross Roads" is
to be the topic for a special sermon
lecture which Rev. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery is to deliver in Calvary
M. E. Church tomorrow evening.
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Leaders of the Holy Name Society of
Holy Trinity Catholic Church plan to
get out a large attendance of the men,
Dershlp at the o'clock mass at the
OF the society is to be held on Thurs
day evening, when it Is supposed i'm
petus will be given the campaign to
largely increase the membership of
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Two anniversaries will be celebrated
at the Central Union Mission tomorrow.
when the Baltimore trio will sing at
both the afternoon and evening serv-
ices
William C. Biting. who professed
conversion at the Georgetown branch
OF the mission fifteen years ago, will
celebrate at the pm. service, and Will
ham Jenries will tell Of his conversion
the 7:3O pm. meeting
Ihe Bible class meetings conducted
by the Armory Prayer Circle in the
ooardroom Of the mission every We'd
niesday night at o'clock are exceed
Miller Is the Bible teacher
The cold weather is driving scores of
homeless men to the mission nightly,
ana 1t is expected that it will be nee
essary to hold the week-night meetings
in the auditorium shortly. Instead of in
the ground-f1oor chapel
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The following program has been ar
ranged for the installation exercises
OF the Walker Memorial Glass of the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Sum
day school. which will take place to-
morrow at colored Odd Fellows Hall,
CAN to order. master Of ceremonies,
Preston w. Early; hymn, "All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name; invocation.
class chaplain. Rev. L. N. Ingram: solo,
class teacher. E. J. Morton; piano solo.
Miss Ellease Tinsley: report, class
financial secretary. Walter A. jackson;
report, class president, Henry ]. Book
er; SOLO, Miss Estelle Collier; address,
Get Another Man for Jesus" Rev.
Walter H. Brooks; solo, James J.
Minor: installation. Sunday school su-
perintendent. William l. Lee; solo,
Richard T. Drew: hymn. 'Blest Be the
Tie That Binds; benediction, Rev. L.
N. Ingram.>
The Y. NJ. c. A. gospel team will have
charge of the evening service at Wes-
ley Chapel NJ. Z. Church tomorrow,
when Homer J. Councillor will deliver
an address on Memories" The Y NJ
c. A. Quartet will sing.
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Andrew Wilson. president of the
Anti-Saloon League of the District of
Columbia. will speak at the afternoon
meeting NEE n!s In in the X NJ. c. a; tomorrow.
is open to both men and women
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In St. Aloysius' Church tomorrow at
l:30 pm. Rev. Myles A Mclaughlin.
S. j., will preach. no vespers being
solemnized, but the sermon followed by
benediction of the blessed sacrament.
Immediately after the services there
of the parish in Gonzaga Hall, to get
acquainted with the working of the
campaign. which is soon to be in
augurated to raise funds for the erec-
tion Of new school for girls:
Sunday. February IS, Cardinal Glib
bons will administer the sacrament of
confirmation following the solemn
high mass to class of several hun
dred children and over 100 adults.
The forty hours devotions closed
Tuesday evening with solemn devo-
tions. in which large number joined
Following the procession in which sew
eral hundred children took part, SOL
emn benediction closed the exercises.
Confirmation classes are held every
Friday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock
In GonZaga Hall Wednesday, at s
p.m.. free lecture. with moving pic
lures. will be given by Laurence B.
Kitchell. under the auspices of Con-