The Washington herald., 1917-06-02

he WfASE1ANG1N
guests OF the pastor and the officers
at the annual dinner to be served by
the deaconesses at 2 o'clock. These
main TO the communion after which
they will be returned to their homes
by the deacons.
The Liberal Religious Union OF All
Souls Church. Fourteenth and I
streets, will be addressed tomorrow
topic IA Message from the Invisible
The evening services at the Garden
row will be conducted by F. T. Hol-
land. evangelistic superintendent c. p
union. assisted by Miss Mildred Smith
who win be the soloist.
Sydney Lloyd wrightson announces
the engagement of Richard LorieDerg
yioiinist; w. 8. Blanchard, precentor
and Claude Robson, organist, for the
summer Sunday evenings at the
morrow night and ending the last
Sunday night in September. The serv-
ices will be held in the church as
they were last summer instead OIL
preliminary musical service will take
place each Sunday evening at 7:45
perceding the regular service at
o'clock.
The following s0I9ists ,!H ,,httg have been been
Fred East (twice), Mrs. Beulah Har-
Der Dinwoody, Wheeler Wilson
twice., Mrs. Florence Howard, Mrs
Jewell Downs, Leroy Glider ttWicel
HURT. Richard P. Backing. Mrs. Rob
ert Fatt. G. F. Rollings, J. G. Klein
W. s. Blanchard, on the various Sun
day evenings during the summer.
Rev. Howard I. stewart viii hold a
special memorial and patriotic. service
to9OEToT RgRt at Ro M vi, at Draseb the Sen SS
the he topic 'aThs Blue and the Gray" Dur
ing tho service Union veteran, dressed IN
the blue uniform, and a Confederate vet
eran, dressed in gray, will occupy seats
a nag decoration representing f1ye diff,
Serent governments. Veterans of the civil
war, both North and South, will be In
vited guests The Doors OF ornnS InH cnuTSn sTyn
ices, Mr. Stewart will preach on the
topic Money to Loan on Protected IN
vestment.
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
will have for its guests tomorrow the OLD
er members OF the church and conEre-
CATION Including the dr 9td Io6 o6nIavances Ia es
will be provided. The pastor. Rev. Wal
ter Everett Burnett. will preach on the
theme, THE Evergreen Tree Of Life" ="
In the evening the subject Of the pastors 5
sermon viii be The Spiritual Glories and
Pertls of Youth"
A. rhe Kendall Baptist Church the fol-
loving usiS gndeF gSs the t6 qf5eG1n MTs II Hunter
D. Watkins at the organ. Will Dc rem
dered: ,.>.
1sD. TTUafannO with incl
dental bass solo by ]. L Smith; o1Sr-
tory, "Andante," O,ermanl; soprano solo,
zone Sweetly Solemn Thought, GAm-
brose). by Miss Olive Crowder' and Post
ioFy Ryen,nFG.PreiUde l1 Pr IN c. Cschubert an
them, % Lord Most Merciful." Con
cone); offertory, "a Prayer; CSShIrz1:
GNicolaf1, by Mrs Shelley and Gilbert L.
Celand, and ''Postlude," Battman).
1rnitsd States Senator James f. Wat
son, OF Indiana, will address the Men $
Glass Of Calvary NJ f. Church, on Column
hia road, tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock.
Senator Watson is actively Identified with
home State, and his eloquent oratorysis
equally well known in church and polit-
cal circles
Tho Mems Class OF Calvary Church
" hich Is one Of the largest and most ac-
tive mems Bible classes in the District
having an average attendance every sun
day morning Of over 100. has set aside
the first Sunday IN each month for talks
from weIl-known public men, and some
OF the most prominent men in poltttca
and business life have addressed then
from time to time. Rev. DT. James
Shera Montgomery, pastor Of Calvary
Church, Is the teacher Of the class
Foundry NJ e. Epwortn League VIII
be addressed at its regular devotional
service at 6:45 o'clock on Sunday even
ing. by Ashhy Jump, president of the
whose topic will be '"rhe EpwOrti
League and the War" with Matthew
Z5-31st to 45th verses as Scripture refer
ences. Vocal solos WILL be rendered bN
Miss Alma Thomas and c. r. Allen. The
largo chorus choir so ably directed by
J. h Gallaher win have a special mum
Der.
A reception WAS given to Rev. ant
Mrs. Q. c. Backus, the new pastor o.
Park Road NJ. P. Church. There wer,
speeches by representative Of the sew
eral departments of the church, a read
ing by Miss Lillian Harrig, and n4usica
| numbers by Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Mis-.