Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-31

we know the Bible Is rue and what
midse of shattered ideals?'
These inquiries have all come to Mrs.
Stevens during the past month from
various girls. and will be discussed.
The regular Bible class will be taught
lance hour at ;, when Mrs. Robbins.
organfs at Epiphany. will play.
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The regular mission study class of
Hamline NJ. E. Church met with Mrs.
T. w. Stanton. "a S street, on Wednes-
After several talks upon work done
In Cuba. and the superstition and
witchcraft of the southwest territory
during the early years of mission life.
the leader. Mrs. William l. Paul. pre-
scented the speaker Of the afternoon,
Mrs. Paul Hudson.
Mrs. Hudson is the wife of the
editor of the English newspaper the
Herald. published in Mexico City, and
is president of the auxiliary of the
Evangelical Union Church in Mexico
City. She spoke of the various de-
nominations represented In this union.
Mrs. Hudson spoke In highest terms
of Diaz. She also emphasized the fact
tina it was not the American whisky
that had caused drunkenness in Mexico,
but the Juice of the blossom of the
century plant, that is placed through
a preparation. and after it is ready for
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The recital of manner n customs
was most interesting. especially the
description OF the marriages. The
high cost of living also has reached
the City of Mexico, as was shown by
her report of market prices.
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Rev. C. E. Granger. pastor of Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church,
will speak at the afternoon meeting
at the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow: Edwin
Callow will sing The Palms" This
meeting is open to both men and
women
The Y. NJ. C. A. gospel team will have
charge of the Sunday evening service
at the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. The address will be delivered
music will be rendered by the quartet.
Floyd T. Holland. chairman of the
evangelistic committee Of District
Christian Endeavor Union. will speak
at the morning service at Eldbrooke M
E. Church.
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The regular Sunday afternoon preach
Ing service at the Bradbury Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
conducted by the Epworth League
Chapter of the Lincoln Road M. b.
Church. owing to the absence OF the
tending the Baltimore conference. The
Lincoln Road choir will sing. and the
congregation will be addressed by
Clark Main. district superintendent
Junior Epworth League.
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The Wednesday evening service at
the Gospel Mission vas in charge of
the Lincoln Road Epworth League.
About twenty embers of the league
took part in the service. Music was
furnished by Miss Phebe Slime and Mrs:
V. C. Woodbridge. The principal
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lier.
A gospel team composed of members
of the Lincoln Road Epworth League
is holding services on Tuesday evening
of each week, under the auspices OF
North Capitol and Quincy streets. TINS
team, Messrs. Philip G. Wrightsman,
George l.. keenan, and Clark Main. has
held about thirty engine house services
this winter.
On Wednesday evening the members
of Chi Chapter of the Phi Mu Sigma
Fraternity entertained the members OF
Alpha Delta Chapter. After the busi-
ness meeting suppe was served uhder
the direction of a committee made up
of w. ]. Plemmons, chairman; F. L.
Fahy and p. w. Burk: .
Albertus n. Schroeder, president or
hi Chapter. presided as
Addresses were made by A. X. Winner,
vice grand president of the District of
Columbia, and H. r. Zehner
Those present from Alpha Delta
Chapter were A. X. Winner, r. ID. Camp
bell, W. W. Lynch, L. J. Matchett, c. A.
Bell. L. f. Puchard, H. L. Strang and
Chapter were w. H. Grass, George
O~berndoerfer, jr.; E. W. Mcneil. X. F.
Mcneil. F.. l.. Fahy, A. n. Schroeder,
V. A. Roberts, w. J. Plemmons, q: n.
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Zehner. G. w. Chamberlain, H. Il. Tha-
den. F. L. McCammond n c. f. Jes-
sup.
Tomorrow evening at Philosophical
Hall. 1916 II street northwest, DR.. w.
w. Baker will a question
meeting to which the public is in
vited.
Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson has ar
ranged with the of st.
Paul's Church. S. N. Ferris. to have
THE Cr%ucifxion' sung by that choir
at the Chapel of the Nativity, 14th and
A streets southeast, on Tuesday OF
Holy week. at s pm; All the days of
| Holy week will be observed with spe-
cial services at the Nativity and the
Resurrection chapels. The vicar will
conduct the three-hour passion service
on Good Friday, u to 3 pm. The
Easter baptism will be Saturday, Eas-
ter eve. at 4 o'clock.
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Rev. Albert H. zimmerman. and
of the National Bible Scouts will give
his illustrated lecture on The Man of
Gallilee" at the First Congregational
Church during next week-Monday,
Tuesday and Friday at SIS pm. Music
by the Alpha class preceding the lee
ture. illustrated songs after. Passion
| week themes will be interviewer into
the main theme. The lecture will be
be expected for the practical work of
the Alpha class.
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The Mems Club of Shiloh Baptist
Church will hold a meeting for men
only at s o'clock tomorrow night in
the main auditorium. Rev. J. Milton
Waldron will preach the sermon from
the subject, Sowing Wild Oats" and
| render several selections, and Messrs.
A. d. Gilmore and Charles Pryor will
have charge of the congregational
singing.
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A large adience assembled at 4 pm.
| Thursday in the main auditorium of
the Tenth Street Baptist Church, corner
| 10th and r streets northwest. to wit
ness the installation of the following
| officers of the Mount Bethel Baptist
, Ministers Alliance of Washington and
vicinity:
! President, DR.. Alexander Wilbanks;
first vice president, Rev. Thomas Hall;
| second vice president. Rev. Richard
Johnson; treasurer, Rev. Armstead
Jones: recording secretary, Rev. w. B.