Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-21

muniOn in g DOdy at the o.SU CloCh
mass tomorrow morning.
The Sodalfty of the Children of Mary
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year-viz: President. Mary
Gray; vice president, Margaret Hayes;
consultors, Alice Cuaid~Mary Mille1E.
Helen Curry. Marion Hayes, Mary Levy.
Agnes Reagan and Rowina Jenkins.
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In St Aloysius Church tomorrow will
be communion Sunday for the girls
sodality and the colored sodality
The novena to st. Joseph. patron or
the UNIVERSAL church, opened on last
Tuesday, when the novena prayers
were read after the o'clock mass.
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Tomorrow at the Mount Pleasant
NJ E. Church South the pulpit Will
be occupied. morning and evening by
the new pastor, Rev. j. A. Copenhaver'
who was transferred to this consre-
CATION from Front Royal, Va, by the
annual conference recently neld at
Roanoke. Va.
Rev. Copenhaver. it is pointed out.
has just closedsa successful pastorate
at Front Royal.
Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Church South:
it is said bids fair to become one OF
the leading churches Of the denomina-
ton in the city The new building was
completed and opened last OCTOBER ana
occupies a choice site on upper 10Th
street near Lamont street. The con-
nearly double what it was when the
new church was opened. and is In a
fiourishing and prosperous condition.
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In Second Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. Rev. Howard ]. Stewart Will
emphasize the work of the central gar
den committee by preaching special
sermon on Jesus as a Lover OF Ma
ture.'' and in the evening Will give the
fourth sermon in the series April
Fools" the special theme being "A
Hoodwinked Fool"
At a meeting of the board OF stewards
of Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Church South
it was decided to purchase flag and
place it on the church. The necessary
funds were subscribed and in a short
while Old Glory will be unfurled over
the edifice.
The meeting of Foundry NJ. T.. Ep-
worth League tomorrow evening at o'fe
O. clock, will be addressed by Harry O.
Hine, secretary of the board OF educa-
ton of the District of Columbia, whose
subject will be Living, Though Dead"
The special musical numbers Will IN :
clude selection by the chorus choir
and a trio by Miss Helen Edgar. Mrs
Ruth Barr Lewis and Clarence P. Lewis
Solos will be rendered by Miss Lucille
Hardesty and Miss Mary Thompson
The public is cordially invited.
Members of the Foundry Epworth
League conducted their regular month
" service at the Gospel Mission on We'd
nesday evening. Members of the Ep-
worth League Orchestra contributed
spirited accompaniment for rousing
song service. Rev. Edgar Cordell Powers
gave the address of the ev2ning-a plea
for right living.
Inspirational testimonies and a good
fellowship greeting line were special
features of the evenings program. Plans
tinue it's services throughout the
summer. assisting with orchestra and
by furnishing fifty or more volunteer
helpers for the tent services which
the Gospel Mission will conduct in various
sections of the city during the sum-
mer months.
Rev. Howard Colby Ives Of New
York city will speak at the meeting to-
morrow evening of the he. Bahai Assembly
God on Earth" The service will be at
s:15 o'clock in Studio Hall. 1919 Con-
necticut avenue. and the public will be
welcomed.
THE Modern Girl and Her Attitude
Toward Life" will be discussed by four
girls at the Young Women's Christian
Association vesper service tomorrow.
These girls are on the big sister COM
mittee and are Miss May Glyer. who
will talk on The Girl and the Sab
bath; Miss Minnie Nicholson on The
Girl and Her Church." Miss Josephine
Waight on Her Associates" and Miss
Ruth McKeever on Her Country
Other members of the committee are
Miss Kathryne Thompson. who will pre-
side. and Misses Jane Aash and Vir-
ginia Sanborn, who Will be hosteSses
Special music will be furnished by Miss
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The Sunday afternoon Bible class has
finished it's course for this season. The
talks tomorrow will be given at 4:30
o'clock and be followed by the acquain
lance hour.
a AZ $ az
At the annual meeting of the adult
Bible study class of Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school. held recently.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President, l. Whitman Huntzberger, re-
elected; vice president, Louis c. john
son: secretary. Bertram F. Shipman;
treasurer. A. c. Devoe, reelected: Ii
brarian, Mrs. Lena NJ. Huntington: as
Smith; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
W. $. Webb.
Mrs Leila A. Pendleton will address
the Colored Y. w. C. A. at its quarterly
meeting at Calvary Episcopal Chapel,
18th and G streets northeast. Monday
evening There will be full reports by
various committees.
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The Presbyterian Minister'S Associa-
ton of Washington city will meet at
1870 am Monday in New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. when an address
will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Nc
Doweu of Baltimore on The Church
and Evangelism"
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Tomorrow is to be observed in the
Chanel of the Nativity as sailors day,
and in the sermons the vicar, Rev. f. NJ.
Thompson, will discuss the work of
sailors throughout the world.
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LET Us Have Universal Military
Training" is to be the topic of a spe-
cial sermon which Rev. Walter Everett
burnett, pastor of Foundry NJ. E.
church. is to deliver there tomorrow
morning.
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Services in the Episcopal churches Of
the country tomorrow Will mark the
annual sailors day. by which the
church annually remembers and en-
phasizes the value of seamen to So
ciety and eulogizes those who have
gone down on the briny deep.
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"IJnder Three Flags" is to- be the
tonic for a special sermon which Rev.
DR.. Daniel H Martin is to preach In
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Chapel to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Martin were accorded a