Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-03-10
PULPIT AND PEW.

The Bennett class of the Northmin-
ster Presbyterian Church held its third
annual banquet March in the church
gymnasium. The banquet marked the
| completion of a successful red and
blue contest in the class, which
brought the membership up to forty
eight
Among the honor guests present were
Clark Griffith. manager of the Wash
ineton base ball club. who talked of
base ball experiences, and Howard
ON on, mohundro: who gave an address on
The Vital Needs of Bible Glass" The
other speakers were: DIR. NJ. C. Ben
nett, Rev. S. A. Bower, w. A. Country
man, r. G Reinoehl and T. w. Bis
land. c. II. MacMurray acted as toast
master.
The Bennett class was organized in
1914 with a membership of nine. 1t
now has forty-eight members and aims
to reach seventy-five before June l.
The class officers are: President. Z.
II. MacMurray: vice president. w. j;
FURNACE; secretary. ]. n. Samsel, and
treasurer, G. Z. FURNACE.
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The Y. NJ. c. a. gospel team will con-
duct the evening service tomorrow in
the Northminster Presbyterian Church
The subject for the evening will be
The Measurements of Life"
Special features of the meeting Will
be cornet duet and vocal solo by
Charles f. Miner.
The public is cordially invited.
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The splendid effects of the recent
mission held in Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, as well as the novena of grace
now going on in the church in honor
of St. Francis Xavier. 1T is pointed out,
is now being manifested among the
men of the parish.
At a recent meeting of the Holy Name
Society of the parish. the president.
John Hadley Doyle. appointed the fol-
lowing officers and committeeman to
serve during the ensuing year: Joseph
&c. Murray, vice president: Daniel Sui
livan. marshal: William Curtin. music
leader: Prof. Ernest Benin. organist;
Joseph Kuhn sacFistan, and Messrs.
Charles Anderson. George Hilleary,
William Mink. George Long. James Lee
and William Bowman, delegates to the
archdiocesan union.
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Sick committee-James Lee, Victor
Woodbridge, jeremiah Lynch. Joseph
Freeman S. J. Egan, Patrick Gillhoo-
ley. Richard Carter and Charles Cor
don.
Employment committee. Leo kolb,
Frank Kerr, Emmett Ellis, Thomas j.
Stanton. w. A. Marceron. W. F. Smith
and George Peter.
Entertainment com mittee-Joseph
Kuhn and others to be selected later.
F. T Holland. superintendent of the
Christian Endeavor evangelistic de-
partment. will conduct the morning
service tomorrow at the Cherrydale
Baptist Church. Miss Edna Barber,
soloist of the union, will sing.
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"Friendship'' will be the topic dis
cussed at the vesper talk of the Young
Women's ChriStian Association at $50
tomorrow. The speakers are practi-
calIy all from the Bible class taught
by Mrs c. 4. Deyo. who will open the
discussion. She will be followed by
Misses Florence Krayer. May G1yer,
Isabel Jones, Myra Rochester, Cora
Castner. Clyone Wallace. Geneva Wal
lace and Margaret Parrish.
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The Washington Auxiliary of the Nc
All Mission in France will hold its an
nual meeting on Monday, at O'Clock,
in First congregational Church. Mrs.
H. B. F. Mcfarland, president of the
auxiliary. will preside. Reports for the
year will be given.
The McAll Mission, it is pointed out,