Evening star., 1917-03-03

Ernest A. Short. Miss Helen N. short
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Burt l. emelker, II. ena
Mi:. Ms is;: IsS:i stunss sm,'1i Mr. e; and Mrs. 3
stockdale. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry I. IN
derwood. Mr.. and Mrs. waltsr r. Van
Ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred @. White.
Mr.. and Mrs, A, W. willard, Lawrie L.
woodward. :. "k-,r
devotions tomorrow evening the ser
mon will be preached by Rev. L NJ
Kelley, G. 8. C.. on ''The Soul OF the
Prodigal" At the Wednesday dev1,
tions Rev. Thomas L. Gasson. 8. j.. Will
deliver the third Of his course % % on
Christian marriage, entitled The Un-
breakable Bond"
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In the Nativity Catholic Church at the
Lenten devotions tomorrow evening
Rev. William Quinn will preach on The
Sin of Judas" which will be followed
by benediction. Every Friday night at
8 o'clock during Lent the service con-
sists of the stations of the cross and
benediction.
In st. Anthony's Church the Lenten
services are held every Wednesday at
1880. pm. and consist Of prayers, ser
mon and benediction. The way OF the
cross is held on Fridays at 1880 pm
Rev. Thomas D. Williams has organ
lied campaign to raise $Z.ooV 1or
hall, by a house to house canvas among
the people of the parish. This hall
will fill long felt want in the parish,
and it is pointed out will be the head
quarters of the Holy Name society ana
the place where the various parish en-
tertainments will be held.
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tomorrow evening at SIS O'Clock the
Bahai Assembly of Washington will
hold an hour Of silent prayer for the
President Of the United States. in con-
nection with the present international
cricis.
The meeting will be conducted in
Studio Hall, 1919 Connecticut avenue,
and is part of a series Of similar gath
erings to be held during the same hour
in various assemblies throughout the
supplication of three hours, taking into
account the changes of time from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast.
Representative James T. Lloyd Of
Missouri will deliver an address at the
mems meeting at the Terminal r. 4. Y.
NJ. C. A.. East End. Union station station to-
Preceding the address. beginning at
$50 o'clock. a musical program will be
rendered Including vocal selections by
the Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. Quarter,
Messrs J. c. Kester. c. w. Guest, S. w.
Hull and J. w. Reynolds. and instru-
mental numbers by the Terminal r. r.
Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra. C. w. Guest, di-
rector.
All railroad men and men connected
with affiliated companies are cordially
invited.
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At the First Baptist Church the pas.
tor. Rev. w. w. McMaster will next
week give the second in the series OF
Thursday evening addresses on the
Scripture teaching on The second
Coming of Christ" The public Is cor
daily invited to attend these addresses.
which will be continued for several
weeks. >,
The subject for Sunday evenings IL
Illustrated address will be Some Strik-
ing Incidents in the Life of Paul" On
March is there will be special service
celebrating the 115th anniversary or
the church and of Baptist work in the
District of Columbia.
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At the evening prayer service in st.
Patrick's Church, which takes place at
4:45 o'clock, the subjects of the medi-
tations, for the coming week Will De
as follows: Monday. Jesus Comforted
by An Angel; Tuesdak Our sayior,s
Resignation; wednesday. "Judas";
Thursday, "The Tria"; Friday. Christ.
the Son of the Living God"
Stations and benedictions OF the
blessed sacrament are held every Fri
day at and 1880 pm.
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Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Dr..
W. w. Baker will conduct question
meeting at Theosophical Hall. 1915 Fl
street northwest.
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At Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church, 5th and streets northwest,
Bishop Earl Cranston will preach to-
morrow morning. In the evening tne
vested chorus choir will render a spe-
cial program and Rev. A. S. Mowbray
will make a brief address