Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-16

Rev. DR. Carleton D. Harris, editor OF
the Baltimore Southern Methodist. Will
occupy the pulpit of the Mount vernon
Place Church tomorrow morning. He
will preach upon The Seven Modern
Wonders of the World" and Will pay
particular attention to the service
which the printing press has rendered
TO the cause OF Christ.
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Hugh Miller of Scotland Will speak
at the evening service of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church tomorrow on Eng
land in War Times" Mr.. Miller Is con-
nected with the British and Foreign Bible
Society. This service will be held In the
tent on the church lawn. the weather
permitting. In the event OF ram, tne
service will be held in the church audi
forum.
After a month of successful services
in the southwest section of the city.
the Central Union Mission will move us
gospel wagon to Stanton Park at 4:So
pm tomorrow. where open-air meetings
will be held during the next month.
The mission. 1t is pointed OUT mas
some OF the best speakers OF the city
for these gospel wagon meetings. Inc
opening service will be addressed by
Rev James II Taylor pastor %. OF s servies
on the bank corner. at TIN street ana
Pennsylvania avenue. at $50 pm. is al
ways well attended, crowds pelns at
this meeting tomorrow will be Rev. E: K
Hardin. pastor of Mount vernon Fiace
- E. Church South
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Az NJ c. A. community lawn service
wiz be held on the lawn of the Emmanuel
J2aptist Church tomorrow afternoon at
o.ciock An address will be delivered by
Representative S. D. Fess of Ohio
A special musical program mas been
arranged with gospel hymns and patriotic
songs. The public is cordially invited to
take part in this service. a special In
vitation is extended to army men
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AN executive meeting of the Henry
&ilbert class of Fourth Presbyterian
Eunday school was held in the class
rooms Thursday evening at 3 o'clock.
when ARRANGEMENTS were made for a
vlass banquet. to be given on Monday
evening, July 2, when a vigorous sum
fner membership campaign Will be
launched.
The men OF the class have Just finish
Nd decorating their classrooms. They
nave begun n systematic study of the
Bible making research and taking
notes on the lectures given each week.
A practical application VIII be made
each week to present day affairs and
the personal life OF the members.
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In st. Anthonys Church. the solemni-
cation OF the patronal feast of the
church will take place tomorrow with
high mass AZ II o'clock. when Rev.
Thomas l.. Williams Will ofiiciate and
preach the panegryic of the saint.
After the religious services of the
Junior Holy Name Society, which will
take place at 100 pm. business
meeting will be held. This society
which is among the most recently or
gained for the junior branch. has a
membership of eighty.
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AT the communion mass for the Holy
Name Society In st. AIMS Church Sum
day. thirty members of the 9Th Regi-
and were entertained at breakfast by
the women of the parish. following the
service.
In st. Aloysius Church the Third Sun
day Brigade will receive holy COM
The summer schedule of services will
go into effect. when masses will be cell
ebrated at 6. Z. s. 9, 10 and IL o'clock
ALL low masses.
No vespers will take place, but there
will be the recitation of the rosary and
benediction Of the blessed sacrament at
$3.50 pm.
The school commencement took place
on Wednesday in Gonzaga College Hall
The banquet of the Notre Dame Alum
nae of which Miss Hortense MCGOWAN
is president. will take place on Monday
evening. in the New Ebbitt Hotel
u i
Preparations have been completed
Tor the annual retreat of the Catholic
women of Washington. which will take
place under the auspices of the Catho-
lie Women's Literary Guild at Holy
cross Academy. The retreat Will open
eoL September and be conducted by