Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-15

secretary. will deliver the address. The
school will meet at $50 o'clock, and
after the regular classes all present In
| the several departments Will assemble
In the main auditorium to witness the
unfurling of the flag.
| Fifty-three men and young men from
this church have answered tho call to
the co1ors, and the exercises and this
service flag is intended as mark of
honor and respect to the boys who have
gone to the front and to show those
who are left at home that the sacrifices
they have made are also appreciated.
Men in uniform and strangers are in
vited to these exercises and to all other
services at the church. Rev. g. A. Mil
Ter. the pastor. win have for his subject
Destroyed by the Germans?'
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| The men OF Waugh M. e. Church sun
day school met Sunday morning and
paign to secure 100 members for b.
| BILE class, for the Billy Sunday cam
paign. Allen J. Marsh, president of the
BEGAN Bible class. is general manager,
icaptains of teams. which will endeavor
to secure the new members. Each cap
| tain Is to appoint five lieutenants, who
Will aid In the recruiting work
Rev. DR.. Carl G. Doney. formerly pas
tor OF Hamline M. E. Church and now
president of Willamette University. Sa-
lem, Ore. is to preach at Hamline
Church tomorrow morning.
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The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
viii receive holy communion at 1880
O'Clock tomorrow morning at st. Dom
| inic's Church.
| In st. Pauls Catholic Church. at s
O'clock tomorrow morning, the Junior
Sodalfty viii receive holy communion
4 as,1d rufJ1 40 To-
vent at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
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| Foundry Epworth League will have
for it's speaker tomorrow evening Rev
Dyke and secretary of religious mission
committee of the District war service
commission. His subject will be .Liv-
ing by Principles"
clude trombone and French horn duet
by the Misses Ernst; vocal solos, by
Miss Helen Edgar and H. Paul Fire
stone, and chorus, by the league choir
OF the league will conduct the devo-
tional service at Gospel Mission.
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The walker memorial class of the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Sun
day school met at the monthly meeting
last night at the 18th street Y M C. A.
An address was delivered by DR.. Charles
II. Marshall.
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A special meeting OF the Pastors
Federation Is to be held Monday morn
ing at II o'clock, at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Rev. J. G. Shear
er OF Toronto, secretary of the board
of evangelism and social service of the
Presbyterian Church of Canada Will
deliver an address.
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Rev. DR. A. G. Gaebelein of New York
city VIII deliver an address in the as
sembly hall of the Central Y. NJ C. A.
tomorrow afternoon at 4:15e o'clock j.
e. Milholland will preside.
1t is announced that this will be the
last Sunday afternoon meeting at the
y NJ c. A. until the close of the Will
liam A. Sunday evangelistic campaign
ss $s & as
the sienan gospel team OF the Y. NJ.
c. A. will have charge of the Sunday
evening service at Calvary M E.
Church South. There will be solos by
Miss Alvarite Reaney and Miss Flora
Briggs. The Tragedy of the Sightiess
Eyes" will be the subject of the address
by Charles x. Hoover.
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The Bahai teachings on mmortdlity
VIII be set forth at the weekly meeting
OF the assembly, in Studio Hall 1919
Connecticut avenue. tomorrow evening
at SIS O'Clock. The public is invited
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me First Presbyterian Church, John
HarshaH place northwest, is planning
an unusual service for Sunday morning,
December %, with appropriate Christ
mas music by the large vested choir.
MRS. Schutt, organist. accompanied by
violin and cello. Rev Dr. Clark will
preach on Christ, the National PoIiti-
cal Asset" In the evening there will
be combination of the regular serv-
Ice with service for the Sunday
school at $50 O'Clock. DR.. Clark is lead
ing series of prayer meetings Thurs
day evenings. when the subject is
"christs Moments Alone"
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rev. Joseph w. Bapbftt, field worker
, among soldiers. who was appointed by
the general assembly of the Presbyte-
Memorial Presbyterian Church tolnor-
row night. His subject will be Over
the Top Members of the band of the
18th Field Artillery from Camp ST.
Asaph will furnish music.
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Rev. Douglas p. Birnie is to preach
at Gunton-Temple Memorial Church.
14th and r streets, tomorrow evening
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Rev. J. Franklin Bryan, pastor Of
North Carolina Avenue NJ. p Church.
North Carolina avenue and Sth street
southeast. who returned this week from
a visit to Philadelphia, where he de-
livered three addresses last Sunday un-
| der the auspices of the Drexel Biddle
Bible classes of that city, will preach
ION two up-te-the-mfnute subjects to-
morrow from his own pulpit, on Cap
titoi HILL
The Ethics of Picketing.' Is the title
| of an address to be made at the meet
ing of the Washington Secular League
at Pythian Temple tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock by Miss Maud Younger Of
twoman's party. A general discass1on
! of the subject will follow.