Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-11
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| director of the y. VI. e. A.. viii speak
| aFthe evening service.
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| G. Everard Dunkum will deliver an
4, address before the Epworth League OF
! the Chevy Chase NJ. E. Church tomor-
| row evening.
! Rev. John l. Barrett assistant editor
tof the Baltimore Catholic Review, and
frecentIy appointed one of the ASSISTANT
| clergy of st. Patrick's Church. VIII
arrive in Washington on Monday TO
take up his new duties in connection
with the parish.
Rev. Barrett, who has been connect
; ed with the clergy staf of st AIMS
Church. Baltimore. for several years.
where Mgr Thomas. now rector OF 81.
Patrick'S Church. was the pastor was
for a brief period some years ago sta
toned at ST. Patrick's Church. Later
he was appointed secretary to Msr.
Cerretti. then the apostolic delegate
pro -empore to the United states lie
was ordained by Cardinal Gibbons at
the Cathedral in Baltimore in 1910. and
at once. but did post graduate work at
the Catholic University of America
where he specialized in canon law.
The Gospel Mission tent meeting be-
ing held in a tent on Wisconsin avenue
between and Q streets VIII close
Wednesday night.
Tonight Evangelist Blackford will
be in charge. while tomorrow night
Miss Jennie Smith railroad evangelist,
twill be the speaker.
Monday night Mr.. Bond of the Troy
Bible class will speak and Tuesday
night Rev s. w. Wesley. former pas
tor of the First Baptist Church of New
Orleans.
wednesday night will be Epworth
League night and Supt. Kline will make
the closing address.
The tent will be moved to the corner
of 18th and l streets northwest. where
six-week series of meetings will be
conducted from August Is to October
! 1. Many of the prominent pastors of
the city are scheduled to speak during
this campaign as we'll as many we'll
known laymen. Special musical fea-
lures will be introduced from time to
time
| Mrs. H E. Monroe is expected from
burg assembly and will speak at the
Mission Hall tomorrow night.
supt, H; W Kline and band of
! ices at Mission Hall and open air meet
ing at Al: and q streets southwest to-
night al o'clock.
/ The soldiers in the camps in and
of the congregation at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church South. 9Th
I street and Massachusetts avenue. to-
morrow evening at 1:30 o'clock. The
service will be entirely informal, con-
sisting largely of music. with, per-
| haps. one or two short talks by mem
bers of the congregation and talks by
any of the soldiers who may feel SO
| inclined.
There will be no sermon. the service
! in question being in the nature of
combination of the evening service
with that of the Epworth, League. Re-
and every effort is to be made to
| cause them to feel at home and to
realize that the members of the con-
gregation are Interested in them. Sew
eral members of the church are among
the boys in camp and a large attend
ance is expected.
! The visitors register of the church
will play part in this meeting. as
every solder present viii be asked 10
sign his name, with his home address.
in the record of visitors to the church
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| Bishop l.. W. Kyles of St Louis will
preach at John Wesley A. NJ. f. Church.
corner OF 18th and Corcoran streets.
tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
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| Rev. DR.. ]. Milton Waldron. pastor of
Shiloh Baptist Church. has been preaching
| a series Of sermons on THE Book OF Rev
| citation and the Present Great War
| claiming that the European conflict was
predicted more than l.s0o years ago. To-
morrow morning he will preach the
sixth sermon in the series. using for
his subject The Model Church and It's
Relation to the Present Great Com
| fict.''
! F. T. Holland superintendent of the
evangelistic department of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union. will address the
annual outing and basket picnic of
the Christian Endevaor workers on the
campus of the National Training
| School this evening.
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The Columbia Heights Christian
Church Christian Endeavor Society and
the Emmanuel Baptist Church Christian
service tomorrow evening at the I'm
manuel Baptist Church.
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The Holy Name Society of st. Mar
garets Catholic Church of Seat Pleas
ant. Md. is to hold a smoker at the
! residence of Thomas J. Crowley at Seat
Pleasant on August 20. according to
announcement just made. A musical
and literary program is being arranged
and it is planned to have the event
come to close with watermelon
feast.
Rev. Clarence Herbert Reese after
strenuous winter and spring work in
| victoria. Tex. is now in Washington
for the vacation season and plans to
celebrate holy communion at the serv
ice held in Grace Episcopal Church. 9Th
and ID streets, southwest. tomorrow at
IL o'clock.
Mrs. Reese. mother of the clergyman.
who is resident of this city. has been
in i'll health for some time past and he
decided to spend the summer with her
| Services are being held at Grace
Church each Sunday at IL am. and
s PM. the general public being cor
daily invited to attend.
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Rev. Freeley Rohrer. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church. Greenfield,