The Washington herald., 1917-01-13

t1OLncT SOdhClioT Will 0CAlNcI All oouTCoo
on Memories The Y. M. G. A. Quar-
tet will sing.
Mr.. Andrew Wilson, president of the
Anti-saloon League of the District OF Co
lumbia. will speak at the Sunday after
noon meeting at the Y M. c. A. Miss
Fleharty will sing.
DR.. James shera Montgomery will speak
on 'The Higher Riches" at Calvary
the evening at s O'Clock DR.. Montgom-
cry win give sermon on "Our Republic
at the Cross Roads"
South America viii be the subject
of stereopticon talk by Secretary q.
H Winslow at the o'clock mems meet
ing at the Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. G. A
The Presbyterian Ministers Associa-
ton, of washington. will meet next Mon
day at 1870 a m. in the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. paper will
be read by Rev. William II. Bates, d. D.,
on "A Study in the Genealogy of Jesus"
HAS There Been a Revelation will
be the subject of a Sunday night sermon
In the course of discourses to be given
by Rev. Ulysses b. Pierce at All Souls
Unitarian Church. Miss BERTHE Thomp-
son will sing Gounod's Eternal Father
and My Task" by Ashford.
The LIBERAL Religious Union of All
Souls Church. will be addressed Sunday
lin on '"The Work Of Friendship House"
Revival services will be held at Con-
gress Street NJ. p. Church, fhirty-first
street. between NJ and N streets, from
January II to January Is, each evening
except Saturday at 1880 O'Clock.
During the week cottage prayer meet
ings" have been held at the homes of
members of the church for the success
of the coming revival
Oscar Franklin Comstock will play to-
morrow evening at his half hour organ
recital before the s O'Clock service in
Trinity Episcopal Church 'Tntermezzo"
by Noble. 'Intermezso'' by Callaerts,
"Salut d'Amour'' by Edgar, and Pas
torale" by Franck.
Rev. Geo. A. Miller will begin the
eleventh year OF his ministry with the
Ninth Street Christian Church, Ninth and
ID streets northeast, tomorrow and at
the morning service will preach an an
niversary sermon. At night Stephen ].
Corsey. secretary of the Foreign Chris
Ildn MISSIONARY society, OF C1nClnnaIl,
Ohio. will preach.
During the past ten years 1,1ss persons
have united with the church. The Bible
school has doubled In enrolment and
attendance. Ten years ago there was a
debt of $4,000 on the church building
and 500 on current epenses. These have
been paid and a new Bible school house
constructed at cost of about $500.
The First Baptist Sunday school held
its annual business meeting last wednes-
day evening. Report of the treasurer
showed that the school had given last
year $3.50.
The following officers were elected:
Elgin Smith, superintendent; Edward L.
Howard. first assistant superintendent;
Mrs. Howell ID. Young. superintendent
home department; Miss Evy NJ. Dickinson.
superintendent Junior department; Miss
Lucille Wilkinson. superintendent pri-
mary department: Miss Mamie Connell,
superintendent cradle roll; David s.
Brooks, secretary; VIM. Miller Laughton,
assistant secretary; Miss Flora Nichols
pianist; Miss Elizabeth Dickinson and
Miss Julie Kupfer, assistant pianist:
Wardley McMaster, librarian; Dan. Q.
Roberts, assistant librarian and H. c.
Pearson. chorister.
Following the Sunday school meeting
the church held its annual meeting. The
following oflcers were elected: Finance
committee Burke. Frank Z.
Altemus, J. ". Swanson. Newton Wan
ger. Howell D. Young. Geo. T. Bell and
Elgtn Smith; music committee-H. C.
Pearson. Miss Flora Nichols, Miss Julie
Eppfer. Mrs. z. W. Robinson, and Mrs.
Harry F. Lowe. II. P. Holman was elect
ed church clerk.
The rector of st. Thomas Church,
Eighteenth street near Dupont Circle,
announces visits of several distinguished
clergymen to preach at morning and
evening services at II and o'clock as
follows: January II, Right Rev. Fred
erick Courtney, d. D., d. c. L. some
time lord bishop of Nova Scotia and
late rector of st. James, New York City
February IS. Rev. p. Gavan Duffy, Order
of the Divine Compassion. New York
City. February Is, Right Rev. Frederick
B. Bowden, d. D., bishop OF New Mexico
March II, Right Rev. John Richardson.
d. D., lord bishop of Fredericton, N. B,
Bishop Courtney was selected by the
Canadian church to go to Australia as
its representative.
Rev. P. Gavan Duffy is the head of the
Order OF the Divine Compassion.
Bishop Howden was formerly rector of
Bishop Richardson was the missioner in
St. Thomas last Lent.
Rev. Howard c. Ives, OF New York
City, will address the Bahai assembly
of Washington Sunday evening at s:f5
O'Clock in Studio Hall. 1919 Connecticut
avenue, upon the subject: The Spiritual
Foundations of Humanity
Rev. J. n. Beaman, of Walker Ma
mortal Baptist Church, on Thirteenth
street. between U and streets northwest
has begun series of sermons each sun
day morning answering the questions:
What are The Mission of the Church
The Various Duties of the Oficer, and
Laity, and the Evidence of a United
Church, The subject next Sunday
morning will be THE Pastors Duties. "
At p. m. the Rev. Tasker Holmes win
preach.
why Men Comb Their Hair will he
the subject of f. Hez Swen's Sermon
story tomorrow night at Centennial Ran
tist Church.
DR.. c. Everest Granger, pastor of Gun
Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Fourteenth and r streets north
west, will use as his topic at the II