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The next church bulletin will con-
tain an alphabetical list Of all the
contributors to the 100000 which mas
been raised by the church for the cree
ton of new parochial ana hish
school.
The retreat for the women OF the
parish will open tomorrow and con-
tinue throughout the week, services pc
ing at 1880 pm, and consisting OF the
rosary sermon and benediction OF the
blessed sacrament 1t will be con-
Quoted by Rev. w. J. Ennis. s. j., rector
of Loyola College. Baltimore.
Glasses have been formed for those
who will make their first holy COM
munion in May.
In the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
at the Lenten devotions next Wednes-
day evening Rev. Ignatius Smith, Q. p.
national director of the Holy Name So
cieties of the United States, Will preach
to the single members of the congre-
CATION on The Catholic Marriage and
on Thursday evening to the married
people on The Child's Religion"
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Thoughts" is the subject of the
vesper service at the Young Women's
Christian Association at $50 o'clock
tomorrow. Miss Margaret Parrish. Mrs.
Grace d. WOODBURY. and Miss Mary E.
Webster will discuss the subject. The
Bible Glass at o'clock. formerly
taught by Miss May Beacham of Rust
Hall, is to be taught by Miss Ruth L.
keeney. During the acquaintance hour
Mrs. Dougall-Marcon vii! play.
At the annual supper of the religious
work department and South American
Club, which is to be given at 1880 Mon
day evening. the principal speakers
will be Miss a. Estelle Paddock OF New
York and William knowles Cooper or
the Young Mems Christian Association;
Miss Paddock, who is now the editorial
secretary of the publication department
Of the national y. NJ c. n. board, re-
Gently returned from emma: Where she
spent nine years as the national secre
tary of that country. AS the nrst
American secretary on the field. she Is
responsible for the work In the SIX
principal cities of the republic. where
twenty-one secretaries are now re-
quired. Previous to her work IN the
orient, Miss Paddock was engaged IN
student association work in the west.
Since her return she has written much
regarding conditions in the 1ar east.
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1.-The Economic Principles OF the
Eahai Movement" is the subject OF an
address to be delivered before the
Bahai Assembly of Washington by
Prof Stanwood Cobb of Annapolis. Nd,
in Studio Hall. 1919 Connecticut avenue
tomorrow evening at Sis o'clock. The
public is invited to hear this speaker,
who is the author of standard works
referring to the Bahai teachings.
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The Evangelistic Club Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union will conduct the
regular Sunday evening services at
both Garden Memorial and Westmtn-
lister Presbyterian Churches tomorrow.
At Garden Memorial Supt. F. T. Hol
land will speak and Miss Edna Barber
and Mr.. Sturdivant will be the soloists.
At Westminster Vice President
Thomas and Mr.. Haycraft will deliver
l. =
the Soloist.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of
the Emmanuel Baptist Church will have
charge of the services at the jail to-
morrow afternoon. The service will he
led by F. T. Holland. assisted by Miss
Rachel Fleharty. Miss Edna Barber.
Nell Marks. vocal, and Mr.. Sturdivant,
violin, soloists
The Church of Reformation O.utheran)
Christian Endeavor Society will con-
duct the services at the Central Union
Mission tomorrow afternoon. President
A. ]. Thomas of the society will lead
the meeting.
The Epworth League of Marvin NJ
f. Church South has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Byron F. Hixson,
president: William p. Harris, vice pres
ldeHI. MISS T.. berry clark, Superln-
tendent first department: Miss Bessie
Sanford. superintendent second depart
ment; Miss Rode S. Cooksey, super
fntendent third department; Miss Nell
Blount, superintendent fourth depart
ment: Miss Edna Cooke, recording Sec
spending secretary: Miss Edith Tip
petit. treasurer: Miss Edythe E. Cooke,
Epworth Era agent. and Miss Lille
HUNT. pianist.
The Grand Lodge and members from
all of the subordinate lodges of Odd
Fellows in the District of Columbia
are expected to attend services at
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Prot
estant Church, North Carolina avenue.
Sth and b streets southeast, tomorrow
evening to hear Rev. Dr. j. FRANKLIN
Bryan. the pastor, preach a special ser
mon to them. DIR. Bryan is an Odd Eel
low
The servicee will begin at 7:45 DIN.
The Odd Fellows will meet first in the
in order to the church auditorium.
There will be special music by the
choir.
One of the three new memorial win
dows unveiled In All Souls Episcopal
Church on Sunday was a copy of the
noted painting of St Peter with finger
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Convent of San Marcos. at Florence.
Italy. This window was yelled with a
Theta Delta Chi flag. with an American
flag above 1t.
Before the dedication OF the new win
dows the rector. DR.. Sterrett. preached
on the memorial sentiment.
Tomorrow at II o'clock, apropos Of
the St Peter window. his topic will be
"Silence and Vocal Worship" A cor
dial invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend.
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The Berge sisters singing evan
geIists. will begin two-week series
of meetings tomorrow at Grace Bap-
fist Church. 9th and d streets south
east.
This will be the fifth annual visit
Of these gospel singers to this church.
There will be three services tomorrow
At o'clock in the afternoon Rev. H. I.
Stewart, pastor of Second Baptist
Church, will preach. Pastor F. w.
Johnson will be In charge of all the
services.
The o'clock railroad mems meeting
tomorrow afternoon at the Terminal
railroad Y NJ. c. A. will be addressed
bv Walter Mold. chief clerk to the ac-
countant at Potomac yards. "Old
Glory" will be the subject of tho adj
dress.
All railroad men and men EMPLOYED
by affiliated companies are invited to
attend.
On Thursday evening Of this week
To-.