Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-09

the church auditorium adjoining. Ihefe 2
will be q chorus under the direction Oh
mental and vocal music. Every one Is
cordially invited to attend.
The Sunday evening devotional serv-
will be conducted by the president.
Virgil Wiley. Students recognition
night will also be observed. An inter,
estng program is promised. and all
students are especially invited.
On Tuesday evening about thirty Ep-
worthians Of Trinity Chapter partici-
pated in moonlight hike.
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Children's day exercises will be held
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church and
Sunday school tomorrow morning at
1880 o'clock. The regular class SEES
sions of the Sunday school will begin
as usual at $3.50. but at 1880 COM
bined service will be held in the church
auditorium. A delightful program has
been arranged in which the children
of the school will take part. Gradua-
ton exercises will be held. Parents
will bring t':.'- children for baptism;
in the flowe s IF the season.
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June % memorial services will be
held at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
ceased. who would have been a member
of the church for fifty years on that
date. Before her death tho congrega-
! ton had planned an all-day service in
honor Of Mrs. Viles. when fitting re-
membranes were to be offered for
her great service. Friends Of Mrs
Viles in this city are invited to join
| in the memorial services.
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| s. D. Gordon. we'll known author,
who is occupying the pulpit Of his
brother. DR.. James L. Gordon. at the
First Congregational Church, will have
as the subject for his quiet talk for
| tomorrow at IL am. "A Tremendous
at pm. "A Crocus-Man. or. Walking
With God"
It is expected that large audiences
will hear Mir. Gordon. as was the case
| Sunday.
The woman's Missionary Society and
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Congregational Church will have their
annual outing at Marshall Hall tues
| day.
The First Congregational Church o.
| this city last week purchased two $10O
liberty bonds.
Ten years ago tomorrow Rev. Dr. j
Milton Waldron took charge as pastor
of Shiloh baptist Church. this city
coming here from Jacksonville, Fla.
| where he had been in charge TOT M
teen years Of the Bethel Baptist 1nstl'
tutional Church. the largest and only
| institutional church of the Baptist de.
nomination in Florida. Tomorrow Will
be known as anniversary sunday. WIZ
! special sermons by DR.. Waldron anc
extra music by the choir. to be followed
| by public services every night mex
week, with sermons by Rev. DR.. John
Compton Ball. Rev. William H. Dean
Rev. c. H. Stepteau and Rev. walter
| II. Brooks.
The Gospel Mission started its out
door evangelistic campaign last week
| thousands OF tho visitors being at
| tracted to the MONDAY open-air meet
gospel tent has been pitched at 18th and
being conducted nightly. The Epworth
Leagues of the District of Columbia
will have charge Of tho tent services
also being held at the mission hal
nightly. Tonight the Young Peoples
Society of KenilWorth Presbyterian
/ Church will conduct the service. To
morrow night Mrs. H. f: Monroe will
shall place.
Children's day will be appropriately
observed tomorrow in metropolitan Ne
school. E. L. Harvey, superintendent
will have charge of the exercises In
the morning. and Representative ]
| Thomas Helm of Alabama will make
| the address.
At night the pastor. DR.. Harry D
Mitchell, will preach an illustrated
sermon on Grace Astounding. or the
| Experience of John Bunyan." This
will be the second OF the popular sun
! day Night Services" instituted for the
community and general public.
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| Tomorrow at o'clock Commissioner
| Brownlow and others will speak at q
public fag-raising at the corner OF
| 18th street and Columbia road. thu
chosen site for the Emmanuel Baptist
| Church. Recently hagpole was
| erected and plans perfected for a pa
| triotic service, which will include. ir
addition to addresses. music by band
Rotations, etc. Tho public is cor
| daily invited to Join in the exercises
Of the hour. particularly the young
men who have recently enrolled.