Evening star., 1917-11-24

Door. There are now 15s families on
the list of the mission who must be
provided for, and an appeal has been
sent out by w. L. Clark, the treasurer
for funds.
The Northwest branch of the W. c. II
u met Thursday afternoon at the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. at which
plans were discussed for the coming cons
vention- Mrs. Sample conducted the de-
votional services.
A program of special services for buA-
ness girls is to be inaugurated by Foundry
NJ. E. Church. 10th and + streets Thanks
the church parlors, The purpose of the
reception is TO provide girls who will he
away from home on Thankssivins, and
evehn9 of
and pleasure Every girl is invited to at
tend.
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The Petworth Baptist Sunday school Is
to have a harvest home session tomorrow
morning. when fruits. vegetables canned
goods. etc. will be given by the members
for the Baptist Home for Women and Tor
the Baptist Childrents Home. The sermon
is to be preached bv the nastor.
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The men of the teAsoren Baptist S'ir-
Gay schooi have organized a class IN .fl~
ticipation Of the Billy Sunday camp2.t--
Arthur q. Cole Is the member from tc;-
worth on the mems Bible class co:;iIntJtzs-
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Rev. B. G. Claussen. pastor of the Frs
Church. Mount Vernon. n. Y. Is to preach-
in Temple Baptist Church tomorrow ever
ing Rev. j. j. Muir. the pastor. VIZ
preach in the morning.
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Rev. DR.. James r. Walker, advance ma,
for Billy Sunday, is to address the uasns
Bible class OF Epiphany Church at ] 0
O'Clock tomorrow morning He will preach
in the First Baptist Church at IL O'Clock.
and in the evening. at Z 80 O'Clock. VIII
preach at the Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church In the afternoon &C
O'Clock he will speak at the mems meet
ing at Calvary Bartigt Church
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Rev. George DOW ny, director OF mems
address the mems meeting tomorrow
afternoon at Ca!sary Baptist Church. ~
3 O'Clock tomorrow morning he viii spesiS
before the mems Bible class of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. and will preach e.
II O'Clock at the Douglas NJ e. Church
In the evening he will preach at the Linz
coin Read NJ F.. C"'urca-
Representative John NJ. Martin In IN
speak at the Gospel Mission tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. William Buck
evangelistic meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 3 80 o'clock Superintendent Klein VIII
conduct the services tonight.
address to be delivered by Alonzo T
Jones at the meeting tomorrow afternoon
Of the Washington Secular League at
Pythian Temple
The mission for women IN ST Dorninic's
Catholic Church. which has been in PROF
ress during the week, will close at $50
o'clock tomorrow. -
The mission for men IS to open at 7::a
O'Clock tomorrow evening and will cor
tinue through the week. Services are -
be held each evening. The mission is -
be conducted by Rev. J. p. Sannan OF New
Haven, Conn. and Rev. ]. II. Dugan or
New York city.
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Col Richard E. Hoiz, provincial officer
for the Atlantic coast province, VIII con-
duct special campaign tonight and to-
morrow in the interest Of the Salvation
Army work in this city. He viii be as-
sisted by a number of leading officers
from Philadelphia Col Holz will speak
in the First Baptist Church. 10th and o
streets northwest. tomorrow evening. at
7:45 o'clock. A number of the church pull
pits viii be filed by Salvation Army OFF,
GERS tomorrow.
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Rev. DR.. Charles Wood breaches twice to-
morrow at the Church OF the Covenant. in
the morning at IL and in the evening at
O'Clock. His subject in the evening is
THE CAN of the War to Men," and. as
usual. a large number OF men in uniform
are expected to be present from the
neighboring camps. Previous to the serv-
ice they win be entertained with music
and buffet supper in the Harlars Of the
church. Maj. Crawford of the Salvation
Army will speak at the church in the
afternoon at $50 o'clock. There will be
music by the triple quartet. under the
direction Of Sydney Ilord Wrishtson.
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Plans are being made TO entertain 125
soldiers at a O'Clock dinner Thanksgiv-
ing day in the gymnasium OF the Mount
Pleasant Conversational Church. Din-
ner will be followed by social evening.
The regular Saturday evening entertain-
ments for soldiers and sailors, which have
been held for two months. will be dis
continued this evening and next Satur-
day night.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church is making a special effort TO
reach young women. Plans are being
made to provide opportunities for tho
young women to make proper ac-
Quaintances while in the city and TO
hours.
Tomorrow is young women's day.
Aside from the regular church service,
young women are urged to attend
meetings. At $50 o'clock young
women's newcomers class. in the Sun-
day school. will be organized. The
only requirements for membership are
that one must be a recent resident OF
the city and not affiliated with any
local church. Six o'clock pm. social
hour for young people. with the young
women as special guests: GAS o'clock,
regular Christian Eneeavor meeting,
which will be Thanksgiving service