Evening star., 1917-03-03

The inauguration of the President
will have an all-day recognition, ac-
cording to its custom in New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
In the morning DR.. Radcliffe will
preach a special Inauguration sermon
from a distinguished parallel in the
present from the same source "A Model
Cabinet" with special appropriate
music by the choir of the church.
Speaker Champ Clark of the House of
Representatives will deliver the prfn-
cipal address at the outdoor evange-
listic service to be held under the aus
pices of the Christian Endeavor Union
tomorrow at 2:45 pm. on the 11th
street side Of the Post Office Depart
The Evangelistic Club Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union will also conduct
evangelistic services this evening at
sth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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Special services in recognition of in
augural day will be held tomorrow in
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church.
corner 9th and p streets northwest.
At II o'clock Bishop Wilbur p Thir-
kield will preach. and at 7:45 pm. a
patriotic service will be held, at which
DR.. Clarence True Wilson. secretary of
the Methodist board Of temperance. will
give the address on Making Clean
Sweep"
A senior and adult department has
been organized in connection with the
Nativity Episcopal Sunday school 1t
meets at 10:15 am. in the Parish Hall
and Miss Jessie E. Gibbon is the in
structor. This department is designed
to fill long-felt want, and to appeal
to the larger boys and girls who have
outgrown the Sunday school. and at the
same time to afford an opportunity for
adults to receive regular instruction in
church teaching and worship.
The Ways and Teachings of the
Church is the text book now in use
and about twenty-five persons have en-
rolled. and each Sunday finds others
coming in. 1t is hoped to enroll over
fifty during Lent. William r. Thomas
has been elected president. and hopes
to assist Miss Gibbons and the other
officers in demonstrating the value of
the new department In the Nativity
congregation.
W. b. Dent preached on Wednesday
Hast and Rev. David Coven of Christ
Ahurch will preach Wednesday at 1880
pm
On Sunday the holy communion will
Be celebrated at 1:G0 and IL am. The
A.ildren's service in the church, with an
dress by the vicar. Rev. e. NJ. Thomp-
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seng and sermon will be held at pm.
s. p. Minnick is developing a choir for
the Lenten services on Wednesdays.
Col. z. L. Holz. provincial commander
r the Salvation Army. will conduct
3.rcial services at the army hall, $50
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, tomor-
row at 10 am. and and pm. Brig.
Erilliau Escott. Capt. Bates and the
local forces Will assist at the services.
Rev. Francis Lee Albert. pastor of
the Boulevard Baptist Church of Rich
mond. Va. will occupy the pulpit of
Temple Baptist Church tomorrow even
ing. when he will take as his topic
THE Influence of An Individual" Rev.
Mr.. Albert was formerly a member of
Temple Church.
Following the morning service Rev
Dr.. Muir, the pastor Of Temple Church,
will welcome a number of new mem
bers into the fellowship Of the church.
Mai Pullman. superintendent of
police; Rev. DIR. Prettyman, chaplain
of the United States Senate and SUI
preme chaplain of the Phi Mu Sigma
National Iaterdenominational Sunday
School Fraternity. were principal
speakers at the annual banquet of the
fraternity. held at the New Ebbitt
Wednesday evening. DR.. Clifton p.
tdTh, supreme master OF the ira
ternity, and Rev. Edward X. Hardin.
pastor of Mount Vernon NJ. Z. Church
South. also delivered brief addresses.
Bolitha J. Laws. grand master of
the fraternity in the District was the
toastmaster of the occasion. He opened
the banquet with an address of well
come. after which the following sus-
tanning members were introduced: ].
Everett Baird, William T. Andrews, DIR.
G. W. Cuthbertson. F. E. Edgington
and Morgan McCathran.
The musical program was under the
direction of Burt Corning of Epsilon
Chapter. the program being inter-
spersed with songs. An orchestra
played during the entire banquet.
Vocal solos were rendered by Raymond
d. Moore and II. n. T. Collision.
When the guests entered the dining
room each was presented with a paper
hat. bearing the emblem of the chapter
The general committee arranging the
banquet was made up of Mr.. Laws
Willis s. Warren. vice supreme master
of the fraternity: Lowry N. Coe, grand
secretary of the fraternity in the Dis
trict of Columbia, and Charles F. Watts
of Sigma Chapter.
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Foundry Epworth League will have
for the speaker at the devotional serv-
ice tomorrow evening at 6:45 o'clock
Page Mex Echison, religious work di-
rector Of the Y. M. c. A.. whose sub
The special musical numbers will in
clude selections by the choir Of sixty
voices and the "Bolgiano Quartet
SoIns uil1 he vAnderad bv. e. r. Miner