Evening star., 1917-12-08

Theater Rev. Mr.. Bryan will also
preach tomorrow morning and evening
at prominent Philadelphia churches.
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The Foundry Epworth League Is to
be addressed tomorrow evening by
Rev. Robert Wood Coe. assistant pastor
of First Congregational Church. The
special musical numbers will include
Lois Stuntz. and a chorus by the league
choir. Due to the Increased. attend
ance at the recent Sunday evening de-
votional services. the league has found
school auditorium. A choir of 100
voices will present a Christmas mu-
sical Sunday evening. December 20.
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evening by the Liberty Religious Union
of All Souls Church. 14th and l. streets.
at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow evening for
the young men and young women who
have come to Washington for military
or departmental service. Miss Myra c.
Hole will deliver an address. William
,.:,,, z; Pisrson h , viii sing. The reception
In st. AIMS Church holy communion
will be given the Holy Name Society
and the Catholic soldiers from Amer
lean University Park camp at 1880
o'clock tomorrow morning by Rev T.
G. Smyth.. Following the mass the SOL
fast in the parish hall. A smoker is to
be given Monday evening in the hall
for the soldiers.
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In the grammar classes Of Ingram
School, which Is trying out an honor
system, monitors have been appointed
as follows: Glass /, Edgar Boyd: q
Virginia Mitchell. Marie AfeCaffrey and
Gertrude Valentine: 8, William Boyd
4. Miriam Marshall, Mary Mcdonald and
To
Joseph Blasfe: I. Mildred Hughes and
Agnes Motyka; 8, Harold Butler, Clark
Robb, Theodore Smith and Louis Zier
9. Charles Norton; 10: Lena Johnson;
ceptfon the appointment indicates per.
feet records for November. From those
having perfect records there were also
! appointed a banner bearer, Jeanette
keepers. Miranda Allen and Minnie
Johnson: orderlies. Kenneth Butler
Harold Butler and Virginia Mitchell. All
departments of the school showed con.
siderable increase in November. which
| Is not. however. credited to the hono1
| system, this being matter concernine
but single department. A blood.
red banner was made and presented
| to the banner class by the supsrin.
l Mr.. Roberts class is rapidly CROWNS
| as the result of a preliminary Campaign
connected with the Billy Sunday move.
ment.
The mems Bible class of Calvary M
2. Sunday school has set the goal al
500, members and has entered into an
active campaign with this end In view
President Harley y; speelman has ap-
campaign manager. with w. ii
Schmucker and Kenneth C. Vfpond a.
the captains of Companies A and r
respectively. The two companies have
been divided into teams. with lieu.
tenant in charge Of each team. as fol.
lows: For Company A the lieutenants
are DIR. C. B. Campbell, w. e, Church
William Fleming, H s. Garner, c. q
Glenn. A z. Norton. ]. L. Euber. II. s
| Ridgely. NJ A. Robbins and J. w
tenants are II. T. Carl. Adam H. Gaddis
lG. r. Garnett, Charles H. Miller. r. r
Parsons, r. E. Pilkinton. william 3
Wells. DR.. A. A Chenay. e. C. Bartlett,
and H. w. KitSmiller.
4 Rev. DR.. James Shera Montxomer,
i Will teach the class tomorrow mornfn =
The musical program will include bari.
tone solo singing by Robert Davidson
i Wells. The class is actively co-ouerat.
ing in the work for the Billy sunda,
campaign.
In ST. Aioysius chusch In. s.n,o,
Sodality will receive holy communiol
at o'clock tomorrow morning. AZ
the yesper service at 1880 o'clock o. IA
there will be reunion OF the socialists
and RECEPTION Of new members. who vii
is. ]. A smoker IL to be given BY ths
il AloysiuS Club Monday night for IN
4 eniisted men In camps sbout Wash.
lington. &.
Rev. DR.. s. :. Nell oi the Americ.,
Baptist 11blfcation 4ociety 10 to "a,