The Washington herald., 1917-04-28


speak at the Calvary Methodist Church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock on -
Modern Interpretation Of Cowardly
Dodge" In the evening, at 8 o'clock, DR..
Montgomery will deliver q timely ad-
dress on The Patriotism Of Universal
Military Training" In this sermon-lec-
ture Dr. Montgomery viii emphasize
from the standpoint of a citizen the duty
and the obi CATION Of general military
service He viii quote extensively the
position of the founders Of the republic
and the attitude OF the leading states
men OF this country since the founda-
ton of this government Or. Montgom-
cry will show also that II VIII Be I'M
peratfve TO build up mihtarism In .
country like ours
On May 2 from to 10 O'Clock. the
board Of managers OF the Methodist
Home for the Aged VIII give q linen
shower at the Home, cd II street north
west. This is an annual feature OF the
work and administration Of the Home,
and Msthodists and friends generally Of
the city give enthusiastic patronake. A
selected program OF vocal and tnstru-
mental music has been arranged Ths
managers ask the hearty and LIBERAL
support Of the public
Foundry N. z Epvorth League WI
be addressed tomorrow evening by Charles
K Hoover, whose subject will be Rec
reation. Education, Inspiration
The special musical numbers for the
evening will consist of q selection by
the chorus choir under the leadership
Of J. H Gal1eher. a duet by Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence P. Lewis, solos by Miss
Lillian Snyder. II. Paul Firestone and
Mrs Fanny Shreve Heartdn-
On Wednesday evening, May g. the
league VIII hold its monthly social. Miss
Aida Smith. fourth vice president. IL
chairman OF the committee arrangi g for
the evenings entertainment. All mem
bers and friends are invited to attend.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Luther Place Memorial Church wiz hold
the third Of a series of four special
evangeIistic meetings tomorrow evening
at O'Clock. The meeting viii be ad-
dressed by the Rev. DR.. Mitchell, pastor
Of the Metropolitan N. E. Church. Other
features viii be special soloists and an
augmented orchestra. The public is cor
daily invited.
Herbert Eendrick, specialist in q ricul-
tural education, viii speak at II aft
ernoon service OF the Young " mems
Christian Association tomorrow. Mr..
Hendrick, who is connected wiz the
States relation service Of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. will tell of his trips
through the Southern mountains The
meeting is IN charge Of the physical de-
partment, Miss Norma Schwendensr pre-
siding Tbs talk at 40 viii be followed
by the tea and acquaintance hour.
The Breath of Life" is the title of an
address to be made by Dr. Riley D.
Moore before the Washington Secular
League at Pythian Temple tomorrow at
, p. m A general discussion Of the SUBJ
Ject 5Eill follow. The annual election of
officers will take place and the league
VIII suspend It's meetings untn the first
Sunday In October
Rev, Walter Everett Burnett, pastor of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
VIII preach tomorrow morning n the
theme. Transfiguration, or the I aitua1
Use OF Worldly Things. or How Shall
We SpiIitualize Work, Recreation.
Friendship. Money, etc" At the evening
service he viii continue the series on
"oid Pictures in New Frames" the ser
mon topic being Esther. or Intelligent
Wonanhood In Public Life"
Woman's day viii be observed at the
First Baptist Church tomorrow. An In
teresting program has been arranged for
this occaaion by Miss Sadie A. Gaskins,
Three services will be held-l1 a. m, :
p M. and 8 D. m--with a special chorus
Of 20 women rendering the music, as
sisted By wellknown sololsts.
Tns tenth anniversary Of the dedication
OF ehs auditorium OF the Dougia. Me-
nc~tsi II 3. Church. Rev. Or. G. 6. NC
Cheans mt1istsr, VIII be celebrated tomor-
puwt A. n o'clock the former pastor
Raw. ceo,gs c Bacon. under whom the
ancz<orfua WAS built. VIII preach. and al
ysn p M former pastor, Rev DR.. W.
" BxrnsH VII preach Special music
wfn n6s rendered By the quartet choir.
Esz a n Bagby, pastor Of the CO.
knhfs frs1xhts Christian Church. viii
preach tomorrow night the frst Of a
scr<ss of sprins-tims sermons. on the
snbtec<. Lessons from My Garden" Tha1
tnpacs fcr the rest OF the series ON the
rsxr fptr Sundays are, resoscfivelv.
1eu@ons from the Rivers" Lessons
fruxu fna Mountains" Lessons from the
Ezzvsse BzeI1k- and Lessons from the
Le<SezS Ths Sunday night servics
bagfns at .. m and closes at 9 o'clock.
- Is utereStinx 70 uofs that tha a.