The Washington herald., 1917-04-21

ana most gracious protecuon the seam'
A special Sunday night illustrated
lecture on the life Of Christ" will be
zen at the Douglass Memorial Church.
I eventh and II streets northeast, by
the pastor, Rev. c. c. Mclean tomor-
row night at 7:30. The morning sermon
BY the pastor, at II o'clock. viii be on
The Divinest Thing in Life"
The series Of addresses on selected sub
5ects by Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, teacher
Of the Stevenson Bible Class, is proving
most popular. The attendance Is increas-
ing each Sunday. The topic last Sunday
was why Does God Not Stop the War;
Ths subject for tomorrow will be Does
God Hear Prayer?" The spbjects COM
prislng the series were all submitted by
members Of the class. and will run
through several months. The class meets
at I2:l5 each Inday in the class room
OF Bethany Ch rch, Is non-sectarian and
welcomes visitors to all its meetings.
The Modern Girl and Her attitude
Toward Life" will be discussed. by four
girls az the Y. W. c. A. vespers to-
morrow. These girls are on the big
sisSer committee, and are Miss May
Giyer. who will talk on The Girl and
the Sabbath" Miss Minnie Nicholson. on
The Girl and Her Church." Miss
Josephine waiEht, on Her Associates" 4"
and Miss Ruth MeKeever, on Her
Country
Other members OF the committee are
Miss Kathryn Thompson, who will
preside. and Misses Jane Aash and Vir-
ginia Sanborn, who will be hostesses.
SOeeiaf music will be furnished by Miss
Viola X. Harper and the Misses Ernst.
rhe Sunday afternoon Bible class has
finished its course for this season. The
talks tomorrow will be given at 4:3O
O'Clock and will be followed by the
acquaintance hour. r-.s
The Presbyterian Minister'S Associa-
ton will meet at 1880 a. m, Monday,
April q, in the New York Avenue Pres
byterfan Church. when an address will
be delivered by Rev. DR.. John Mcdowell,
of Baltimore, on The Church and Evan
Eelism."
Rev. John E. Briggs. Of the Fifth Bap-
tist Church, will preach on war topics
tomorrow, both morning and evening. At
II o'clock his subject will be The Spir-
hual Significance OF Gods Dealing with
the Nations" and in the evening he will
discuss The Signs OF the Times" or
.'Is this the beginning Of the end?''
Attention Of the men Of st. Stephens
is called to the annual Vnass of the Bal
-imore Archdiocesan Union of Holy Name
Societies, to be held at st. Dominic's s
Church. Sixth and E streets southwest
on Sunday at II o'clock. Every man Is
urged to attend. The men of the parish
-6in assemble in st. Dominic's Hall and
march to the church in body. The
annual business meeting for the cleo
tion Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held at 2 o'clock in st. Dom
inic's Hall
Rev. Walter f. Smith. pastor Of the
whitney Avenue Christian Church, will
use for his sunday morning topic The
Christian Place In the World" and will
preach on Fruits OF the Reformation" as
the topic OF the evening service.
In Foundry M. z. Church tomorrow
morning the pastor. Rev Walter Ever
EFT Burnett, viii preach the second ser
mon in the series on The New World
Order on the theme. The Divine Pro-
gram" and in the evening the subject
will be Ruth, the Ideal Domestic
Woman" in the series on "Old Pictures
In New Frames"
The recently organized kindergarten
department of Foundry Sunday school
invites all children from to : years
Of age living in the vicinity of the church
TO share in the privileges offered by the
school, All Of the equipment Is new and
modern.
G. whitbridge Price. religious secre-
tary OF the Prisoner Aid Association of
Maryland, will speak at the Gospel Mis-
sion Sunday at and p. m. With him
there will be the following evanselIsts
and gospel singers: George Simmons,
George 7. Smith, and Arthur Ningard,
al Of Baltimore, Md. The Gospel Mis-
sion Is arranging for a large open-air
campaign during the summer. Noon
day meetings will be conducted in dr.
ferent parts Of the city; court and alley
work. as well as the gospel tent meet
ings. will be carried on. The tent win
be located from May q to June Y at
Tenth and c streets southeast It is
also expected to conduct tent meetings
In South Washington. Brentwood, and
Georgetown, and at Eighth ana / streets
northwest. Supt. Kline is asking for VOL
unteer speakers, singers. and musicians
for the summer campaign.
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
special Christian Endeavor night will
be held tomorrow night by the Junior
intermediate and senior departments Of
that society. The three classes will
form procession into the church, and
after saluting the flag, the juniors
viii give the Lords Prayer. the inter-
mediates will recite the Twenty-third
Psalm, and the seniors will give the
pledge. A cordial Invitation is extend
ed to the public.
Those interested in the formation of
Community Congregational Church
at Chevy Chase Heights will meet to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock at the
residence OF W. d. Pierce, for Bible
study. An interesting course of study
on the teachings of Jesus as related
to present-oay problems. will be taken
up. The public is invited. The new
work Is In charge OF Rev. DIR. Charles
H Small who: represents the church
extension boards of the Congregational
churches
pr. Ernest P Bieknell. director of