Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-09

hymn OF the Republic, Sunday school
Tell to the Nations" primary depart
ment: song, America, Here's My Boy"
Donald r, William and Eliza beth
Ernst; pantomime. The Star Spangled
Hammer" Hester Beall, Elizabeth Ernst
and Virginia. Cologon, soloist, Mrs.
Fanny Shreve Hartsill; address by the
pastor; collection, collectors. Mr.. Rice &
class. symposium, patriotic sentiments,
Mr.. Doyle's class; hymn No. 702, Amer
lea. church hymnal, led by Mr.. Brad
ley's class.
The Children's day service of Douglas
NJ. +. Sunday school will be held to-
morrow at ! ! am. while at 1880 o'clock
In the evening DR.. c. c. Mclean. pastor
opticon lecture on The Crucifxion."
The young people of First Baptist
Church were recently guests Of Phila-
thea class. Games were played and a
program of music rendered.
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Members of Foundry NJ. r. Epworth
League will conduct their regular even
Ing service tomorrow at GAS o'clock
The address will be delivered by the
leagues president: c. s. Bradley. whose
subject will be Yesterday, Today and
Tomorrow" In addition to the special
selection by the choir Paul F1rest on e
and y. +. Fortney will sing Rock of
Ages and Miss Anna s. Lithgow will
sing as solo He Leadeth Me-" Tho
public IL cordially invited.
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Tho Sunday school of tho First Meth
odist Protestant Church will hold its
annual Childrens day service tomorrow
morning at tho regular preaching hour.
An attractive program has been ar
ranged, consisting Of recitations and
carols by the school. with several Sc
iections by an orchestra secured for the
occasion.
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At Metropolitan Baptist Church to-
morrow Children's day will be observed
with a special program of music and
reci atoms by members of the Bible
school and an address by Pastor John
compton BAH on When a Church Came
Rolling Into Town"
IN the evening Flag day will be OBJ
served In song and story. Boy Scouts
VIII attend and salute tho oolors and
me pastor will speak on How to Keep
'iIe STARS and Stripes Waving"
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Inc metropolitan Memorial Epworth
League will have Flag day service to-
morrow evening from GAS to s o'clock
we've boys and girls will show and
zen about the different colonial and ma
nonal flags. Misses Flora Colonna,
, Helen Rothery and Elizabeth Tewks-
5hry Will recite selections about the
nag' and Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe
Ihe Naming Of the Flag" Troop 43,
10Y scouts, and Pansy Troop %. Girl
scouts, Will be present. A section Of the
Roy scouts Band Will assist in the
cam s F sha f furnish cernet duet; The
ana the author of the poem. John Rich
ara Weathers, will be present The pas
e9r' Dr. Mitchell: will sing The sword
I ~ bunker ~ HILL. and Representative
Louis G. Cramton Of Michigan will de-
iiVer the address. A cordial invitation
ID extended to all who may desire to
attend. ~
William Knowles Cooper, general
secretary OF the Young Mems Christian
association. will speak at the Fourth
presbyterian Church tomorrow evening.
" X $s IN
rage Mex. Etchison, religious work
director director OF the, Young Mems Christian
association, viii deliver the address at
the morning service tomorrow at the
oixlh Presbyterian Church.
according to the annual report of the
T Wa shtns work department of the
Association for the year closing Anrii
~. loS meetings were held in engine
houses Tor the firemen with an attend
sncs OF 1866; while 101 meetings were
r re,d IN Inc street railway barns Of the
tendance OF 2.b1s. The number Of Sun
day afternoon meetings In the central
nuildins was twenty-seven with an
attendance of 2,097. The report as a
whoie shows an increase of 80 per cent
over the work of the previous season.
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william Knowles Cooper. general
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A.. will ad-
dress the opening meeting in the tent
on the lawn Of the Fourth Presbyterian
| church, 18th and Fairmont streets
| northwest. tOmOrroW evening
| O'Clock. These tent services have been
q feature Of the work of the Fourth
Church for several years past. afford.
ing the people in the vicinity the. op.
| portunity OF hearing leading speakers
: nv ~ ne comfortable bree.ss; n az e