Evening star., 1917-05-12

Services in Chris. Church parish.
East Washington, are tomorrow to
mark the final day Of the missionary
campaign and mission which has been
In progress there during the past week.
There will be a corporate communion
at 7:sO am, which will be specially
for the members of the visitation COM
mittee which will visit every family
of the parish between the hours of
and o'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. C. Wellington Curran will de.
liver the sermon at II o'clock, and Will
also give final instructions to the mem-
bers of the visitation committee at
1:45 pm.
The committee will reassemble for
tea at the parish house following their
visiting and attend evening prayer in
the church at o'clock
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The Prisoners Aid Association of the
District of Columbia will have its final
meeting OF the season in st. Marga-
ret's parish hall. Bancroft place ana
Connecticut avenue. on Monday even
ing.
"Finding the Discharged Man Job"
is to be the topic of G. Whitridge Price
oe the Maryland State Prisoners Aid
Association.
walton Army Industrial operations in
this city have gone to philadelphia to
attend the eastern congress OF the
army now being h held there
Rev. DR.. r. II. McEiTn is to hold spe-
cial prayer meetings in the Church of
the Epiphany each morning of next
week from T:3o to :45 am. They are
open to the general public, which is
urged to join in the intercessions for
the country. and army and navy.
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The annual anniversary sermon of
the Washington City Bible Society is
to be given tomorrow evening in the
First congregational Church. with the
pastor. Rev. DR.. James l.. Gordon, Of
6ciating.
are: Rev. DIR. A. W. Pitzer. president
emeritus; Rev. George a. Miller. presl-
dent; W. W. MILAN, secretary, and An
drew Wilson, treasurer.
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The Mother Heart Is to be the topic
of Mothers day sermon which DIR. j.
]. Muir is to deliver in Temple Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. Another special sermon will
he delivered in the evening on WARS
Seriousness"
DIR. Radcliffe is preaching a special
series of Sunday evening sermons in
the New York Avenue Church on the gem
eral topic, Some War Pictures" and
his special topics on successive Sun
day evenings will be THE Woman
That Was Captain" 1.-THE Battle OF
.iors .ne sonsepln s.artlne Reinforeements" The
Sword That Failed and THE Battle
at a Banquet"
A special Mothers day service will
be observed at the II Street Christian
Church. 6th and H streets southwest. to-
morrow night. Rev. Preston A. Cave.
the pastor, will preach on 'Honorins
Mothers and the songs WILL be those
our mothers used to sing.
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Gen. Lew Wallace's story, Ben Hur,
illustrated with colored lantern pictures.
will be given at the First Baptist
evening. The public is cordially invited.
AT the Sunday morning service Rev. w.
". McMaster will preach on the special
subject, WAR Profits"
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion and the Young Women's Christian
Association have Joined forces to OBJ
serve Mothers day. special service
will be held in the st. Paurs Lutheran
Church at $3.50 pm. tomorrow, when
Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington
will deliver the address. DR.. George Otis
Smith. president OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. will preside. spe
cial musical numbers will be rendered.
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Parents day will be observed at the
Eastern Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. There will be
music appropriate for the occasion and
the sermon will be preached by the pas
tor. Rev. Alfred E. Barrows. The young
women Of the Westminster Society will
give to each parent present a souvenir.
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The Red Cross Auxiliary at the East
ern Presbyterian Church will meet on
Wednesday from 10 am. to pm. Any
who &re interested in helping are cor
daily invited.
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Three services tomorrow are to mark
the observation Of the eleventh an
niversary OF tho Gospel Mission, the
first to be held at IL am, in the Ninth
Street Christian Church; the second
at 3 pm. in the mission auditorium,
and the third at 1880 pm, in Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church. The pro-
grams for the occasion are as follows:
Morning session, Representative John
NJ Nelson presiding, w. H. Evans mu-
eical director-Organ prelude. church
organist; mission song, mission music
PRAYER. w. r. Blackford; Scripture
reading, s. NJ. Croft: song. the Balti-
more trio: greetings by Rev George
A. Miller: music, church choir: re-
eponse. Representative John NJ. Nelson.
song. the Baltimore Trio; testimonies.
mission converts: song, the Baltimore
Trio: The Work." Mrs H E. Monroe
and Mrs. B. B. Byrne; closing remarks
and offering for mission, Supt II. w
Kline; "Doxology": benediction; pianist.