The Washington herald., 1917-03-24

Prof Francis G. Peabody. D. D.. of
Harvard University, and author Of nu-
merous religious and sociological works,
will preach at AL Souls Church tomor-
row morning Prof. Peabody has not
been in Washington for years.
Services Of the Liberal Religious Union
of All Souls Church, tomorrow evening
will be led by Rev. George s. Wilson,
speaking on the work Of the board OF
charities They will begin at s o'clock.
Rev. John S. Briggs, pastor Fifth Bap-
tist Church, will preach on Fellowship
with the Father tomorrow morning. At
night Tom Farmer. OF New York City,
will tell his wonderful life story From
Cracking Safes to Winning Men"
At the morning services in the Metro
politan n. E. Church tomorrow the pas
tor, Dr. Harry D. Mitchell will preach
on Bringing Christ Back to the Church"
At the Epworth League service Mrs.
Miller, a returned missionary from Korea,
will speak on Korean Christianity" Ed
ward Clifford Mercer, known as Ted
Mercer" will speak at the evening ser
vice. There will be special music unde-
the direction of Prof. Dickinson. of this
city.
DR.. Charles E Granger will be the
speaker at the Vesper Service of the
Women's Christian Association. Sunday.
March 2. Miss Edwards and Mr.. VIII
Davis are the soloists, with Mr. Klein
at the piano.
Rev DIR. c. c. Mclean. pastor Of Doug
lass Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, announces as his special theme
for tomorrow morning. What's in
Manner In the evening, at 7:3o O'Clock,
he will give a sermon on ''Christs Min
istry." Illustrated with stereopticon
views-copies of the pictures Of the Great
Masters The quartet choir Is to red
der special music.
Special services will be held at the
Walker Memorial Baptist Church tomor-
row. Rev. Charles A. Parker Will preach
at IL O'Clock; Rev. DR.. Walter s. Brooks,
pastor Of Nineteenth Baptist Church, Will
deliver the sermon; and at o'clock Rev
j. NJ Beaman. the pastor, will preach.
DIR. James shera Montgomery will con-
duct services at the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock
and speak on the subject Excuses OF
Offended Men" In the evening at .
O'Clock DR.. Montgomery will deliver
special lecture on 1.-THE Toll and Toll OF
Russia" In this lecture DR.. Montgomery
will enumerate the causes that led up to
the revolution. He will also treat the
land problem; the decay of the gentry;
the rise Of the peasant life along with
the institutions Of the country and their
frightful abuse by the nobility. In con-
clusion DIR. Montgomery will indicate rea-
sons why European royalty is doomed.
He will also lay special stress on the
new era Of democracy which Is now oere
and which is destined to supplant roy
atty. Church doors open at 7:15 and free
seats to the public.
"A Woman Made a Fact Funny" is
the subject of E. Hez Swem's sermon
story tomorrow night at the Centennial
Baptist Church. The morning subject
Is: My Supplies"
Rev. Walter F. Smith. pastor of Whit
ney Avenue Christian Church, will use
for his morning subject Preparedness"
tomorrow and for the evening service
"Iife?"
Members OF the church have organized
a Bible study class which will meet
Wednesday evening. They will meet at
the home Of Mrs. ]. T Barrett, 6I Park
road. next Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow afternoons Vesper Service
at the Y. W. c. A. at o'clock. will be
addressed by Prof S. T. McWatters, Of
the American University on Browning's
Saul" Prof McWatters is the organi-
Ger of the famous McWatters Quartette
of Boston University. and is well known
as teacher of English poets. The
music will be furnished by the Schubert
Song Trio, Misses Christine Church. So
prano: Marion Larner, mezzo; Marion
Mccoy, contralto; Edith Athey. accom-
panist. Several songs composed by Prof
Mcwatters will be sung. The daughter
in-law Of the poet, Mrs. Robert Barrett
Browning. is to be present.
class in practical demonstration OF
Bible Study VIII begin on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. taught by Mrs. Mary
c. Stevens, religious work director, which
will continue for five weeks.
Rev. DIR. waldron, the pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church. "Strangers' Home" will
preach tomorrow morning on ''The Power
Of Pentecost," and in the afternoon at
a meeting for men only, on Modern Bar
bers. or Shorn of Strength"
william stansheld has arranged the
following musical program for Sunday at
the First Congregational Church:
II a. Morgan prelude, Sursam Corda
(Elgar); anthem. The Wilderness (Goss): ::
Incidental solos, Mrs. Smart, Miss Lar
nsr, Mr.. Adridge and Mr.. HumphreyJ Or