The Washington herald., 1917-06-16
MUSIC Will FEATURE
SERVICES ON SUNDAY
Special Programs Arranged in Num-
Der of Churches.

In Douglas Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow, Rev. G. G..
McCiean 10 TO discourse upon The
Love OF Loves" In the evening he
Ky ssss cos stsrsoRson cor lecture on Shrsf ,
be illustrated with beautifully-color
ed views, copies from the great mas
ter artists Of the Old and New World.
Special music by the choir.
How q Young Fellow Got There"
mOn,story 'sSn somorro& ri " night sa st he csn-
tennial Baptist Church. The morning
theme is The Hope Of Rtghetous-
ness.I
Tomorrow night at the Fifth Bap-
tist Church q religious-patriotic SER
vice will be held. Several young men
who are United states army officers
and members of the First Baptist will
speak. Some of these will start at
once to the front. Soldiers from the
Washington Barracks will assist In
the service. The pastor. Rev. John
E. Briggs, will show stereoptieon views
and decorations will be In keping with
the patriotic nature Of the service.
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening, Rev. Wal
ter Everett Burnett will preach on the
theme Finishing the Pillars with Lily
At the morning service Rev. DR.. Clar-
ence True Wilson. will preach.
The special musical service at. the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow
evening will be given by Mrs. Beu-
man Rakeman. vioiiniit: Richard Lor-
leberg, cellist; W. g. Blanchard. pre-
centor; and Claude Robson. organ
ist The preliminary program begin
ming at 7:S 2; m. Y a: folloTs Or
with violin cblisato). by Bartlett;
cello solo "Eiegie," by Massenet.
At St. Johns Church, Georgetown.
the musical portion of the services
under the direction OF Samuel A.
Lsech Orsanist list and jOi,S;a ShSirmastsr WIN
by Atkinson. ''Te Deum in B nat" by
Stanford; "Jubilate Deo in G." by
Barnby; "Hark, Hark My Soul" by
Shelley, with solos by Charles Bright,
baritone, and Paul Sullivan. soprano.
will consist Of: "FestivaI MagnIfcat
and Nunc Dimittis'' in c, by Steane;
"A New Heaven and q New Earth"
from The Holy City" by GauL
Charles Bright: baritone. will be
heard In the solo part.
A Y. N. C. A. community lawn ser
vice viii be held Under the Flag"
| at Sixteenth street and Columbia road.
on the lawn OF the Emmanuel Baptist
Church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. An address will be delivered
Ohio. A special musical program has
been arranged. Gospel hymns and
patriotic songs viii be used. The
public Is cordially invited to take part
in this service. A special invitation
is extended to the soldiers.
Foundry N. e. Epworth League will
conduct their regular devotional ser
Vice tomorrow evening at 6:6. Homer
Edison, general SECRETARY of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, will ad-
dress the meeting on Quitting When
the specially selected musical num-
Der by the chorus choir, there will
be a vocal solo by Harry 8. Garrett.
The E. L. Octette. which has been
trained and will be directed by Prof.
Anton Aa1n Mx MkassPaT5.. spar. will render "Hark!
There will be but one more Sunday
evening service before the league ad-
tourns for the heated season. until
September. A most interesting ser
NAGC - d18urcQ InlS week ana I0e
public is cordially invited.
Tomorrow will be women's Day In
Shiloh Baptist Church C'Strangers'
Home'O. The women of the church
will have charge Of the services all
ssy Wbss sSd S ssFScs ssrdSst what Is known |s1
prominent women Of the city who are
| to speak in the services are: Mrs
Bessie B. Anderson. Miss Marie Nor
! gan. Mrs. Alma ]. Scott, Miss Ella
NJ Boston and Mrs. Matilda G. Har-
the tenth anniversary Of DIR. ]. Nit
| ton Waldron's pastorate Of Shiloh.
Hugh Miller, Of Edinboro, Scotland.
| will speak at the evening service OF
the Fourth Presbyterian Church. on
England in War Times" Mr.. Miller.
| who Is connected with the British and
Foreign Bible Society. has been in
close touch with the activities Of the
past few weeks. This service will be
| held in the tent on the church lawn,
but In the event Of rain In the
T. Kelly, pastor Of the church, will
speak at the IL O'Clock service on
'Baptised for the Dead" Mr.. Charles
Whorrall will speak at the the Chris
| tian Endeavor meeting at O'Clock
on Reverence" The Thursday night
SCINlIC VIII -OC q pISPdIAAOLS
service for Communion, which Is to
| be held on Lords Day, June "a.
An executive meeting Of the Henry
Gilbert class was held on Thursday
evening. Arrangements were made for
class banquet to be given on Mon
day evening. July 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiIbert P Cooke, who
have been conducting the work Of
the Bible Class Alliance OF America
in this city, have in the past six
weeks distributed over $500 gospels,
1900 scripture leaflets and about loo
old magazines among the soldiers in
the various camps near Washington.
They have also furnished the District
Chapter American Red Cross with
large supply Of gospels to place in
comfort bags for the men in train
ing at Fort Myer. Contributions to
assist this work can be sent to the
Bible Class Alliance, 92S New York
avenue northwest.