The Washington herald., 1917-06-23

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fund OF $50 for an ambulance to
represent the church. at the French
front 1t ID announced also that $l5l
has been contributed In response to
an appeal for the blinded soldiers Of
France. Tonight at 5 p. m. the choir
OF the church win give a free conceft..
to which soldiers and strangers In the.
city are specially invited. There will
also be dancing.
DR.. and Mrs. McKim left wednes-
day for their summer home at Blue
Ridge Summit. Rev. Percy Foster
Hall. assistant. will be in charge OF
the services for the summer and will
preach on Sunday nights a series OF
short sermons on the whole Armor
OF God"
A memorial service will be held In.
memory Of Mrs, Mamie Harris Rhines,
the deceased wife OF John T. Rhines, at
St. Monica's Chapel, South Capitol
and Il L,sG streets. d st 80 ?; an r. tomorrow. % I.
Rhines. will be dedicated to the serv-
ice Of God.
Sermon by Rev. Prof. William v.
Tunnel.
At the Kendall Baptist Church,
Ninth and B streets southwest, Rev,
Walter Scott Dunlop, minister, the
musical PHOsEHlhs the HAEGClA0N
Of Mrs. Isabel Garyin Shelley, with
Mrs. Hunter d. Watkins at the or
gan, will include:
Morning-Organ prelude in F.
(Whitel; anthem, God So Loved the
World" (Stainerj; offertory. selection
in g. (Pauerli SOPRANO solo, %Jesps.
Mrs Shelley; postlude Toursj.
EsoidO; anthem. "on High the Stars
! Are Now Shining" CRheinbergerl;
offertory, "Andante," (MoZart); duet,
and Mr.. J. L. smith, postlude, CToursj.
Judge William F. Norris, Of the De-
partment Of Justice, will deliver the
address at the Y. N. c. A. community
lawn service, which will be held at
Sixteenth street and Columbia road;
Sunday evening at o'clock. Special
music viii feature the service.
Foundry NJ. e. Epworth League to-
morrow will conclude Sunday evening
devotional services for the season.
This has been the most successful
year since its organization Each de-
standard of efficiency. The cabinet
feels that much real good has been
accomplished and is inspired to at
tempt bigger things upon the resump-
ton OF activities in the fall.
An interesting program has been
planned for the final meeting. which
will be the regular monthly "at-home"
service. The topic will be, Take the
Name Of Jesus With You" The
Scripture lesson, Matthew 5, 1-16th
verses, will be read by Mr.. Robert
| Z. Tracy. The evening prayer will be
offered by N. John W. seay, Of Falls
rrha r,,,siCaI rro,ran, ,,il, he m fol-
lows: The Sinner and the Song by
Mr.. J. H. Galleher and the chorus
| choir; a solo, Just for Today" by
Miss Marian Jacobs; solo, I'm a Pill
grim" by Misc Clara Young; solo.
M2s seR W. hfyeF N sbereI,t y SSlG Of ne New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church; duet,
THE Lord Is Ny Shepherd" by
Misses Hardesty and KoontZ; duet by
! Miss Helen Edgar and Mr., Harvey s.
Garrett, the subject Of which they will
| select later.
| William Stansfield, oTganist and
choir director of the First Congrega-
! tional Church, has arranged the tol-
lowing musical program for sunday:
Il a. Morgan prelude. Meditation
/ CGottschaIkJ; anthem, And God Shall
Postlude. Scherzo CCaIlaerts).
s p. Morgan Prelude, Cantabile,
1 from Grand Piece Symphonique
| CFranck); anthem. ''Tarry With Me"
| CBaldwin); offeratory. quartet, %,
! GaIilee:" organ Postlude. March in B
fat (Silas).
The following musical program will
| be given at the Hsmline NJ. E. Church
Sunday, Edith B. Athey, organist and
| director:
/ Morning-Organ, "Larghctto," bat
I isfeS. anthem. 1.-THE Lost Sheep"
! CJordan); offeTtory solo, Mr.. Lewis,
/ ''BIest King Of Love" CGalbraith); /;
organ, march, (SaIome).
Eyenfng-AI1 music by Gounod. Or,
! gan, hymn to st. Cecile, arranged
| by wetshrooke: anthem. Place Oh
! God" offertory duet, Miss Green
| Mrs HumDhrey. Forever with the
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