Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-03

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Hampden NJ. E. Church of Baltimore
delivered the address of the occasion.
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c. H. Freed will address the o'clock
mems meeting tomorrow afternoon in
Y. NJ. c. A. There will be special sing
ing. by the Christian Endeavor Male
lQuartet Of Metropolitan Baptist Church.
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/ During the past week several Catho-
| lie Indian missionaries have been in the
| city with bands of Indians. The first to
| arrive was Rev. -Anse1m Weber, O. F..
NJ. the well known missionary to the
| Navajos, who came with delegation
of nine Navajo Indians-aH pagans.
| They were in the city trying to have
their reservation extended, in order to
obtain protection and RELIEF from the
| intrusion of white cattlemen. While
| here, one of the Indians, named Hatah
| (meaning' the singer, was taken i'll
with pneumonia. died in Providence
Hospital. and was buried in Mount OIL
] vet cemetery. At his request he was
| baptized by Rev. Weber.
| Rev. Bonaventure Oblasser. o. F. NJ,
| at the special request of the commits
| sioner of Indian affairs came to wash
| ington with delegation of Papagos.
| who came to oppose the opening up of
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| with their visit.
Rev. Fridoiin schuster. o. F. NJ. the
| missionary to the Loguna Pueblos of
| New Mexico, brought delegation of
| Loguna Indians. who came on business
| of Importance to their pueblo. They
| went home feeling that they had ac-
complished the object of their visit.
Rev. l.. Taelman. S. j.. the superior
| of the missionaries on the Crow reser-
walton in Montana, at the special re-
| quest of the commissioner of Indian
| affairs. is in Washington with large
delegation of Crows. who are strenu-
ously opposing the opening of their
| reservation.
HAS There Been Fall of MANI" is
the subject of the sermon by Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. to be given in All
Souls Church tomorrow at o'clock.
The sermon is the fifth in the course of
! special Sunday evening series by DR..
| Pierce on Fundamental Questions of
Religious Thought" At this service
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann will sing
of Thy Goods" Schelling; The Day Is
Ended" Bartlett, with violin obligato
by Mrs. Coggeshall. The congrega-
tional singing will be from hymns by
| DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
STAFF Capt. Halpin of the Salvation
Army branch in Baltimore is to ad-
dress three meetings at the local
branch of the army at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. beginning this evening at
o'clock. The other meetings will take
place tomorrow at 1880 am. and pm.
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| In the special series of sermons which
Rev Howard I. Stewart is giving in
the Second Baptist Church Sunday
evenings on Faults Of Famou>
Young Man" his special topic for p
morrow evening Will be EXci<ihg
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| Mrs. Dagmar Rollins of Warren. Pa.
will render several violin selections at
the service. and the ordinance of bap-
/ tism will be administered.
"Christ's Year of Popularity" is to be
the tonic of Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean IN
Douglas NJ. E. Church tomorrow even
ing in his special series OF SUNDAY
evening sermons on Christ in Art.
| Stereopticon views are used
| The eighth annual banquet of the
! Delta class of the First Congregational
| church will be held on Wednesday,
February Z, in the church parlors. A
| novel program will be carried out. The
Ladies' Aid Society will provide the
banquet for the occasion Among the
invited guests will be DR.. and Mrs.
James L. Gordon. Rev. and Mrs. Robert
w. Coe, Mr.. and Mrs. William Knowles
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. William STAINS
field and Mrs. Mabel f. PIERCE
The banquet committee consists of the
| following: ]. C. Brinsmade. jr-. chair
man; E. C. Blanchard, printing: c. A.
Burmeister, program; H. b. Howard.
decorations. and a. P Ierkes, Dr. w. j.
Davis and H. p. Stafford.
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Foundry Epworth League devotional
service tomorrow evening will be en-
tireIy under the direction of the Foxall
class Of young men OF FOUNDRY sunday
| ,tf hn orIrif in
body The topic will be Christian
brotherhood" and will be discussed by
four of the members These discussions
will be interspersed with special musi-
cal numbers by members of the class.
including solos, duets, quartet and sew
eral male choruses by the entire class.
Leroy Herndon will render violin
j solo.
Approximately sixty young men, rang
ing in years from eighteen to thirty,
and is characterized. 1t is pointed out,
by a. fine spirit of Christian brother
hood The officers are Harvey ]. Chest
nut president; Leon r. Wood, vice
president: Carlton p. White. class sec
rotary and treasurer; Charles Gawler.
financial secretary and treasurer. {. S.
Bradley is the teacher. The class is
showing marked development in enroll
ment, and evidences splendid co-opera-
/ ton on the part of the members in all
of the class activities.
! '.,rhe New Minister" musical comedy,
was presented by about forty young
people of the league and was largely
attended on both occasions. proving a
lGreat success from every standpoint.
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Continuing his evangelistic sermons
tomorrow evening at Emmanuel Bap-
i fist Church. DIR. Johnson will preach on
the topic. BE Sure Your Sin Will Find
! You Out" Unusual interest in this
direction is manifested in the large at
il tendance at the prayer services held in
different homes Tuesday evenings and
also at the special midweek meetings
i'm the church from to $3.50 o'clock
i Thursday evenings. Friends are cor
daily invited to attend the Thursday
evening services early. at which re-
| freshments are served, and to remain
to the after meeting.
/ Friday sevening a, concert by the
| Criterion Male Quartet of New York
: will be held in the church. under the
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