Evening star., 1917-05-19

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! REV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH.
| tension. with headquarters in Phila-
delphia. he finds it necessary to remove
| in the nature of a farewell also.
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The Marlin Sunday school class of
the United Brethren Church gave a
| honor of Mrs Waller Baker, who is
leaving the city to make her home in
Hagerstown, Md. The evening was de-
voted to music and games.
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The Presbyterian Ministers Associa-
tion of Washington city will meet in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church at 1890 am. Monday, when an
address will be delivered by Rev. S. A.
Bower. pastor of Northminster Pres
byterian Church. on ultimate Author
ity in Religion"
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The Emmanuel Baptist Christian En-
deavor Society will conduct services
| tomorrow afternoon at the District of
Columbia workhouse at Occoquan, Va.
Leader F. T. Holland will be assisted
by Misses Rae NJ. Fleharty, Edna Bar
Der. Ruby Raymond, Ruth Pope and
Carl Kenny, soloists. The party, num-
| bering thirty or more, will go in auto
mobiles.
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The Church of the Reformation
Christian Endeavor Society will con-
duct services at the Central Union Mis-
sion tomorrow afternoon. President
A. ]. Thomas will be in charge.
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F. T. Holland, evangelistic superin-
| tendent Christian Endeavor Union. will
preach at both the morning and even
ing services of the Randle Highlands
Baptist Church tomorrow.
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The Christian Endeavor Union will
be in charge of the special service at
the Central Union Mission Thursday
evening. Vice President J. A. Thomas
is in charge of the arrangements.
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At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow at both services period of
five minutes will be set apart for abso-
lutte silence, and all present will be
requested to pray earnestly for the
safe-keeping of American soldiers in
camp, in the trenches and on the sea.
Also for victory to the allied cause
and peace among the nations. The
period will conclude with the chanting
of the Lords prayer.
The pastor. Rev. John Compton Ball,
breaches at both services, in the morn
ing on Power and in the evening on
by Which Gate Will You Enter
Heaven"
At GAS pm. the Junior, intermediate
and Senior Christian Endeavor socie-
ties will hold union service. Special
music will be given by the Christian
Endeavor choir.
DR.. James Shera Montgomerys spe-
cial topic for his sermon tomorrow
evening in Calvary NJ. f. Church will
be 'The Melting Pot and Our Nations
Peril"
The new $4,000 organ of Calvary
Church is now being installed and will
be played for the first time at public
service on Sunday morning, May 27.
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i George COLLISION has oeen installed as
president of the Epworth League of
Calvary NJ. E. Church.
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! The second annual banquet of the
Christian Endeavor Society of North
| minister Presbyterian Church was held
Saturday evening, with e. d. German
acting as POSTMASTER. Addresses were
| Messrs. T. W. Bisland and c. II. Mac
Murray. while those participating in
the musical program included Miss
Margaret Martin. Miss Martha Morri-
son, Miss Frances Johnson, Miss Ida
Morrison. Miss Mabel Bennett and
Messrs. Applegate, MiItner. Hampson
Samsel and E. c. Patrick.
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| Rev Harry D. Mitchell, pastor Of
/. Metropolitan NJ E. Church is to preach
| in Bethany M. E. Church of Baltimore
| tomorrow morning at a service of the
semi-centennial celebration being con-
Quoted there. Rev. William A. Hag-
gerty. formerly pastor of Petworth
| Church here. and now pastor of
Bethany Church. will be the preacher
! in Metropolitan Church tomorrow
morning.
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! Preparations have been completed
| for the annual vesper service of the
Daughters of Isabella. to be held to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock in st
/, Thomas, pastor of st. Patrick's Church
will be celebrant; Rev. NJ. J. Riordan OF
| the Immaculate Conception Church, dea-
con, and Rev. Eugene A. Hannah of st
Carroll of st. Paurs will be master OF
| ceremonies, and Eugene Gallery will be
assistant master of ceremonies
In the sanctuary will be Rev. Maurice
Alexander. assistant pastor of st. Mar
tins. and number of the clergy from
the various churches in the city.
The sermon will be preached by
Rev. Lewis ]. O'Hern, c. S. p, of the
| College of st. Paul the Apostle. at the
Catholic University.
During the service special musical
program will be rendered by ST. Mar
tins choir, assisted by Mrs. William
Howard. soprano; John Nolan. basso
and Mrs. M. ID. Burns, organist
Messrs. Leo Rover, F. ID. McAuliffe
Charles Montgomery. Redmond De Va
ney, Arthur f. Marsh, William Reith
w. J. Howard, Charles Fisher. NJ. Crow
| ley, J. Pellen, John Burns and members
of ST. Martins Mems Club will assist
as ushers.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments is composed of the following
women: Miss Mary c. Boland. chair
man; Mrs. George Howe, grand regent;
/ Mrs. William L. Belt, Mrs. William
i Howard, Mrs. William Reith, Miss Ce-
celia Gallagher. Miss Elizabeth Kelly
and Miss Alice Burke.
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| Hamline Brotherhood will give its
seventh travelogue Tuesday evening in
and P streets, at o'clock. The subject
, will be Scenes From France" These
i travelogues are free, the public invited
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Hamline Epworth League will have
for its speaker tomorrow evening at
O'Clock. Representative John Nelson OF
Wisconsin. His subject will be Mis-
sions."
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\ Rev. J. Franklin Bryan, pastor OF
Protestant Church. postponed Mothers
day at his church until tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock, because of a spe-
cial sermon he was to deliver Sunday
morning. His subject tomorrow morn
ling will be "Our Mothers Tomorrow
levening at 7:45 o'clock ne will observe