Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-27

TCVIUTFS
plain the ancient historical and literary
remains and many interesting customs,
which have survived to our own day, in
order to give a clearer insight into the
political. social and religious ideas of Bible
times. The lectures will he found to be
full of human interest and rich in bibli-
cal information
The public is invited to the lectures, no
admission fee being charged. Persons at
tending should take the Tenleytown car
which transfers at Macomb street to the
car which runs directly to the university
grounds.
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st. Anthony's parish is taking an
active interest in procuring funds for
| the erection in the spring of the new
parish hall for the Holy Name Society.
! The proceeds from the entertainment
given last week amounted to S110, and
in order to increase the building fund
as rapidly as possible the various
pensioners are giving weekly enter
| tainmcnts at their homes, when small
sums are raised to aid in this project
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AN Evening With Fanny Crosby"
is to be the topic of Rev. ]. l. Pinn.
pastor of the First Colored Baptist
I Church. for special sermon tomorrow
evening. when he. plans to tell of many
| incidents in the life of the noted hymn
writer. Hymns of Miss Crosby will be
sung at the service.
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"The Pahai Teaching as Factor in
World Peace" is the subject of an adj
dress to he delivered by William II.
Randall of Boston, under the auspices
of the Pahai Assembly of Washington,
in Studio Hall. 1919 Connecticut ave-
nue.. tomorrow evening at s:15 o'clock.
Mr.. Randall is member of the execu-
tive board of Bahai Temple Unity, and
his topic it is pointed cut out is IN line
be welcomed at this meeting.
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After weeks preparatory prayer
meetings in the homes of the people, a
revival meeting proper will begin at
the Mount, Rainier Methodist Church
| tomorrow night DR.. II. NJ. Canter
presiding elder of the Washington
South. will have charge of the services
/ the first week and the pastor, Rev ID. l.
| BIakenore. the second.
/ The following pastors of the South
| ern Methodist Church of Washington
| and vicinity will preach during the
man. chaplain United States Senate and
pastor Mount Pleasant Church. DR.
! f. K. Hardin pastor Mount Vernon
I Place Church; Rev. II, l.. Hout, pastor
! Calvary Church; Rev. J. ]. Ringer. pas
! tor Marvin Church; Rev F. NJ. Rich
ardson, pastor Emory Church. Bright
/ wood. n G.: Rev. e. T.. DeLong, pastor
| HyattsvilIe and Brentwood churches
Rev. n L. ,Rlakemore. pastor st. Pau
and Mount Rainier churches, and Rev
Albert ). H"ge, supply Mount Rainier
| Church.
Songs for Service" the Billy Sunday
revival song hook, win be used. There
VIII be special music also at each sery-
ice. A w. Hawk VIII direct the music
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| fat Frn,,,
nominations of the CITY will sneak AT
the vesper service at the Young Won
ems Christian Association tomorrow, at
4:3O pm The s1btnc- is ..yVorL in
| South America and the hour is in
! charge of the club which is supporting
Miss Perss Breed the Y. W c. A. sec
rotary in Ruenos Aires Miss Edith
| Fitch is soloist on Monday evening at
| 3 o'clock, DR.. Thornton 3. PenfieId of
Englewood. y. J.. will give his concIud-
| ing address in the series of lectures he
has been delivering, Discussing 'Reli-
gious Conditions and Needs in South
America"
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"The Worlds Peace-who Can Bring
II >" viii he Dr g e McTear's snnci, !
theme at Douglas Memorial Mefhodist
EpisGopal Church. 18th and H streets
evening theme viii he @The ministry ii. 20, Of
Jesus" and the sixth in the series ON
Christ in Art" i1ustratd by stereop-
ticon views ccnias of paintfnpc NV ~ q
great masters
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the board of mediation. will address
| the Forrest J. Prettyman Organized
| Mems Bible Glass of Mount Pleasant
NJ. u. Church South tomorrow morning.
The day has been designated as
mems day in the Sunday school. The
usual lesson period will be curtailed,
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songs and addresses will be rendered
! by the men.
The membership of the Sunday school,
| it is said, is. increasing steadily under
the leadership of w. l.. Carpenter, as
superintendent. me Men eloie lass;
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month.
At the annual election, recently held.
! the following officers were elected for
! The nresent wear: President, F. A.
| ENrost. vice president e p. Norris.
Observation-Disclosures g. r. White
teacbar T, A MILLER. assistant eacher
, nr z / Prettymau. The motto of the
cIa,ss is INV Brother and I" cordial
invita- ton is extended to all men not
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