Evening star., 1917-01-06


will be the soloist The worley class
of Bethany Baptist Church will be in
charge of the 5 pm. meeting
Tomorrow morning Rev. J. Franklin
Bryan, pastor of North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church, will preach
District of Columbia" At the same serv-
ice he will administer the ordinance Of
the Lords supper. and receive new men,
bers into the church.
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Mrs. Zaida Brown kates. spirituaIist
lecturer at the Panama. Pacific exposition.
will give prophecies for 1917, under spirit
control, at the Pythian Temple. tomor-
row evening.
The meeting is free to the public.
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Rev. C. F. Edwards, vicar Of Epiph-
any Episcopal Chapel. has accepted a
call to Macon, Mo-, and taken up his
work there, arrangements having been
completed for him to be succeeded in
the work here by Rev. Joseph T. Ware
of Mount Savage, Md, who will take
charge Of the work on February 1. On
the Sundays of January the services at
Epiphany Chapel will be in charge of
Rev. Mr.. White.
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of the Baptist Church will hold a quar-
terly meeting in the Brookland Baptist
Church Monday at 1880 pm.
Miss Ella ID. MacLaurin, field secre-
tary Of the Woman's American Baptist
Foreign Society, and Miss Margaret
Seeman, missionary at Capiz, Philippine
Islands, will speak.
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The first part of From the Manger
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ture life story of Christ, will be a spe-
cial feature of the service in Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening. One part of the film will be
given each Sunday evening for the next
five weeks, with accompanying lecture
and music.
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Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
Maryland avenue and 9th street north
east, Will fire the opening gun in the
quadricentennial celebration of the
reformation, with an illustrated lee
ture on the life of Martin Luther, or
Tuesday evening. The lecture will be
given by Admiral Kane, and will be
under the auspices of the mems Bible
class.
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The Sunday evening lectures of DIR.
Radcliffe, in New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, upon Some Great
Questions" have awakened SO much
interest. 1t is pointed out, that he has
been requested to continue the series
His subjects during January viii be
as follows: Us There Another Chance ~
viii There BE a Judgment Day." rs
There a Holy Ghost?" and WHO Is
Anti-ChriSt?"
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Rev. DR.. Wallace MacMullen of Drew
Theological Seminary. Madison. N j.,
will occupy the pulpit of Foundry
Moi mis- rob
morning and evening.
! The theme for the morning sermon
will be How to Keep Young" and in
the evening the subject will be The
Uutried Future" The sacrament of
the Lords supper will follow the morn
ing sermon. DR.. MacMullen will con-
tinue to supply the Foundry pulpit un-
III the arrival of Rev. Walter Everett
Burnett. who recently accepted the
call to the vacant pastorate.
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Mn and Mrs. Maurice Otterbaek, 4l4
1oeh street southeast. entertained the
Literary Circle of Trinity NJ f. Bible
class last night. MIR. Otterback gave
an account of his recent trip through
Yellowstone Park. illustrating his lee
ture with many lantern slides.
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DR. X. +. Chambers of Canton, China.
kwho is at the head of the Chinese Bap-
tist Publication Society, will speak at
Fifth Baptist Church at both hours
tomorrow. For the past twenty-one
years DIR. Chambers has been support
ed by the Fifth Baptist Church He is.
ii Is declared missionary statesman,
and regarded by DIR. John X. Mott and
others as one of the strongest men in
China
His morning subject is IAN Ideal for
the New Year" At night he will give
Il stereopticon illustrated lecture on
Some Glimpses OF Things Chinese"
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Rev. Walter II. Smith of the Whitney
Avenue Christian Church win begin
a series of special sermons on "A His
| tory OF the Church." tomorrow evening.
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Conferences for personal workers to
be engaged in the Gypsy" Smith evan
gelistic services in the tabernacle be-
ing built at 10th and V streets north
west. will be held on Wednesdays. jan
| uary 10 and "a. and Tuesday. January
16. at 7:45 pm.
| The meeting places and leaders are
as follows:
Church of the Covenant, Rev. c. E.
Granger; lexington, Rev John Britain
Clark: Metropolitan. Rev. H T. Brun-
dage; Washington Heights, Rev. Jo-
seph r. Kelly; Western. Rev j. Harvey
Durham: Westminster, Rev Hubert
Rex johnson.
Special sessions are TO be held at the
First Presbyterian Church at Ppm. on