Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-10

service tomorrow, and the Singing Will
be led by Forest Cole. chorister OF the
Gypsy Smith meetings.
The Bennett class is composed OF
about forty young men. They have
three basket ball teams, a quartet and
a sextet. Just now they are holding a
m embership contest between the Reds
and the Blues" DIR. NJ. c. Bennett IS
the teacher of the class.
The pastor, Rev. S. A. Bower, Will
preach a special sermon on Fellow
ship"
1.-THE Friends of the Home" is the sub
ject of Rev. John E. Briggs at Fifth
is the pastors third in the series OF
Sunday evening sermons on Family
Religion" Special music will be given
by both the adult choir and children's
chorus.
Rev. Dr. John w. Wadman of Homo
lulu will give an illustrated lecture on
picturesque Hawaii to the Junior Ep-
worth League of Lincoln Road NJ. T.
Church Thursday at 7:45 pm.
The Phi Mu Sigma National Sunday
School Fraternity installed chapter OF
the fraternity Monday night at the
Mount Pleasant N. E. Church South
Charter members of the chapter are:
T. II. Horton. Wilbur l.. Bowen. Lloyd o.
Wright. Philip T, Williams. w. F. Ben
nett. jr.; B. w. Camp. jr-: G. \. West,
William F. Sampsell. William l.. Norris.
Edwin Norris and Wade Deitrick
The ceremony of Installing the chap
ter took place at Emmanuel Baptist
Church. with Alpha Beta CHAPTER as
host. Messrs. Hollingsworth and
Chaplin of Alpha Beta were initiated.
The supreme master, DIR. Clark. was
assisted in the installation by Bolitha
j. Laws, grand master of the District
of Columbia. and President Leonard l..
Bowen of Alpha Beta Chapter. After
the installation and initiation Alpha
Beta served supper in it's classroom.
Friday night will be Phi Mu Sigma
night at the Gypsy Smith revival meet
ing. section of seats will be reserved
for fraternity men.
Plans are going forward for the fra
ternity banquet. which is to be held
February % at the Ebbitt. The ban
quet committee is holding meetings
every Tuesday evening at O'Clock in
the office of 3. j. Laws, in the Southern
building.
Mu Pi metropolitan Presbyterian
Chapte had initiation Tuesday night
Mu Beta metropolitan BaptsO Chap
ter VIII have an initiation tonight.
sk So ss #
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. his new passionate. tomorrow
morning Rev. Walter Everett Burnett
will preach on the theme, The Ever
lasting Book and in the evening his
subject will be ''Growing a Big Soul"
\ reception was given Rev. and Mrs.
Burnett last evening by the official
board of Foundry Church, assisted by
the Woman's Guild.
The new pastor vas presented hy
Bishop William F. Mcdowell. and re-
sponded with short address. Others
who spoke during the evening were
Rev. John r. Edwards. district super
intendent of Washington NJ. +. churches:
DR.. \. c. True and Irving o. Ball of the
board of trustees of the church. and
Miss Elisabeth F. Pierce of the wom-
ems societies of the church.
An engrossed cony of resolutions
thanking him for filling the pulpit for
I two months during which the con-
gregation was without II nastor. was
presented to DR.. Wallace McMullen of
Drew Theological Seminary.
Much interest is being manifested
and large audiences are in attendance
each Sunday night to hear the series
of sermons on -Four Hundred Years of
Professionalism. at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. Tomorrow night the
fourth sermon in the series will be de-
! livered by the pastor, Rev. George A.
Miller. on THE German Reformation.
! He will also have something to say
| about the present situation in Germany
| and the world crisis.
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The Young Peoples Senior Christian
! Endeavor Society of Emmanuel Baptist
| Church has inaugurated two-and-
/ contest along membership. attendance
and devotional lines Evangelistic
Supt. F. T. Holland of the Christian
| Endeavor Union Will condrct the regu-
| lar services of the society tomorrow
evening Miss Ray F1eharty and Miss
| Edna Barber. soloists. EvangeIistic
Club of Christian Endeavor Union. will
sing.
! 4 ~ y y
| Rev. A. F.. Barrows of Eastern Pres
| hyterian Church will address the mems
| meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Terminal Railroad v NJ
| C.. A. rooms
| = 4 = 4
J. petition for charter for the es-
tablishment of chapter of the Phi Mu
Sigma Frfternity at Grace Baptist