Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-07

Dr. James Shera Montgomery will be-
gin his second year tomorrow as pastor
of the Calvary Methodist Church. ! In
the morning at IL o'clock Bishop Nil
liam Frazier Mcdowell will preach
special Easter sermon, and the large
chorus choir will render appropriate
music. 4
At o'clock DR.. Montgomery will
speak on "Americanism Versus KAISER
ISM"
Dr. Montgomery has travelled e9fen-
sively in Germany and will speak par
ticularly of the domestic, civil and social
life of the people and make plai;a. the
fact that the present struggle has ,aoth-
ing to do with the civilian popu :gTion
of Germany. but with Prussianisn':.
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The official board of the CaSfary
Methodist Church at its last SESSION or
dered a flag which was to be untttrled
from the church tower, and on Tuesday
Il was put in place. 1t IS 14NZo ileet;
About fifty persons were present. and
all saluted and pledged allegiance,
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On Easter Sunday morning, at Holy
Rosary Church, low masses will ~ at
and Q O'Clock. The O'Clock mass will
be celebrated by Very Rev. Mg's FL
Hippo Bernardini, professor OF :anon
law at Catholic University, and a. TINS
mass all members of the Holy Name
Society will receive holy communion III
q body. u
Al 10 o'clock there will be s.Alemn
high mass, with Very Rev. Mgr. tahusl
Cossio auditor to the apostolic 'fsiega-
ton, as celebrant. after which trse SOL
emn benediction of the blessed Facra-
ment will follow. special musical
program will be rendered by the CHOIR,
under direction of Mrs. John Ste&fnann.
organist. The program Will be As loi-
lows:
Mass in +. by Theod. Won La 1zaches;
ofertory. Regina Coeli, I.audis Eorona'
for mixed voices. The soloists Wiil be:
Sopranos. Mrs. J. Stegmann; alto, Mrs.
L. Niedfeldt; contralto, Mrs. {: Lock
wood; chorus, Misses F. NJ Cascia. q. L.
Murphy. K. Masino, Estelle Chiceia
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There will be special music.h pro-
grams at both services III the Metro
politan NJ. T.. Church tomorrow. APP
propriate Easter music will be 4cnder-
ed by an augmented choir, under the di-
rection of Prof. Dickinson. Dohi'ld b.
Clark, son Of DR.. Walling clark of
Rome, Italy, a student at the present
time in America, will play tha cello.
Dr. Harry u. Mitchell, the pastir, will
preach in the morning on THE Easter
gospel. and al night will begin u Sc
ries of sermons on Studies ia the Book
of Ruth. Charming Love Story. The
Leaving the old Home"
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Park Road Methodist Protestant
Church will observe Easter tomorrow
at all the services
AT $50 o'clock the Sunday school will
give an Easter service entitled Christ
the Victor" The superintendent, Ernest
| A. Zeigler. cornetist, will be assisted by
Mrs. Henry Carter, pianist, and Pennie
Ayers, violinist
| The primary department will also join
in the program under the direction of
AT IL o'clock the pastor, Rev. q. NJ.
Clayton. will take as his theme, The
Message of Easter.
At pm. ''Glorifed Wounds will be
the topic of the pastor.
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Easter services will be held at the
Temple Baptist Church. the pastor, Rev.
DIR. J, j. Muir. preaching. Special music
| will be rendered by the choir. In the
evening a special sermon will be
preached on Our National Crisis"
On Wednesday afternoon an Easter
party will be held for the beginners
and primary departments and the cradle
| roll members of the Bible school.
The Ladies' Aid Society held its an
nual meeting on Tuesday, and very en-
couraging reports were presented. Mrs
]. b. Saffold. president; Mrs. Higgins.
vice president; Miss Emma Beall secre-
fary and Mrs. Philip Elkins, treasurer
were reelected.
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At the $50 o'clock Easter communion