The Washington herald., 1917-09-22


Grafton. will be opened for service
tomorrow and DR.. Radcliffe will
preach.
The Rev. Jno. z. Briggs. pastor OF
| Fifth Baptist Church. has returned
from the Valley of Virginia and will
occupy his pulpit at both hours to-
morrow. In the morning he will
preach on THE Lost Power of the
Church" and at night on The Nom
Conformists of Babylon" There will
be special music by large chorus
choir led by William J. Palmer.
A Washington man says: "There
are no good persons" and z. Hez
SVEN has taken 1t for his subject
tomorrow night at Centennial Bap-
tist Church, and the service will close
with baptism. The morning sub
jeet is: Gods Present Purpose"
''The Promised Land. or Wilder
ness-Which." will be the subject of
the Rev. Preston A. Caves sermon
at II Street Christian Church, Sixth
and H streets southwest, tomorrow
morning. At night he will have for
his subject: Things Seen, and I'm
SEEN"
Mr.. Caves family Joined him here
last week from Bowling Green, Va,
and they are comfortably located at
lilo Virginia avenue southwest.
The First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G. streets northwest has
planned a special musical program
for tomorrow's services.
The Victorious Life and the Mis-
sionary Vision will be the chief
notes in an INSTRUMENTATION
unique Bible conference to be held
from Sunday to Wednesday, Sep
tember 30; October 1, 2. 3, 1917. The
central meeting place will be the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Thir-
teenth and Fairmont streets north
west.
Miss Grace Daniels, president of
the Prince George County section
of the Boys and Girls Congresses,
will speak at the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church. tomorrow evening
at z o'clock. Miss Dorothy Il. Mac
Elwee will be in charge of the meet
ing. A unique program is being
Miss Daniels has a ring
ing message for all young people.
The Henry Gilbert Glass of the
Fourth Presbyterian Sunday school,
Will open its class rooms tonight
as club rooms for soldiers, sailors,
and members OF the class
and men in the community. The
club rooms will be open every night
in the week excepting Thursday and
Sunday nights. Special programs
will be provided and refreshments
will be served.
A Christian Endeavor rally service
will be held at the Eastern Presby- |
erian Church this evening at 6:4j |
o'clock. The president of the District
Union will be the speaker.
Christian Endeavor activities at Cen |
raj Presbyterian Church will be re-
'umed tomorrow evening. A speaker !
rom the Christian Endeavor Union !
will be present.
Sunday services at Church OF the
Covenant are: TO- Young Mems Bible
forum; II, morning service, DR..
Wood; l. X. o. T. c. men at Uni
sersity Club; 5. at church. r. o. T.
:. and officers Pleasant Sunday Af-
ernoon." Invitation general to hear
Col Henri C!audon, special music
md meet guests of honor; $50, Young
Peoples War Time Vespers, in the
.hurch. organ. familiar hymns, pray
II. All young people welcome; els
, Social hour. Supper. refreshments,
us, musical numbers; 7:15-7:3O. Miss
Bromley reads. Mr.. Tertius Vani
)yke reads DR.. Van Dykes poems;
:S0-7:45. united chorus singing; 1853,
musical recital in church. Soloists:
ir. Fred East. basso; Mr.. r. Lorle-
'erg, violoncello; Mr.. II. Rakemann,
'iolin; s, third special soldier service.
address by DR.. Wood. Topic: ENG
and, the Land of Law and Liberty,
Democracy and Puritanism." II
At the invitation of the teacher,
lev. Tertius Van Dyke. son of DR..
Henry Van Dyke, former Minister
0 The Netherlands. will teach the
'aughn class of Cavalry Baptist Sun
ay School tomorrow morning, and