Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-18

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The Berge sisters, who have been
conducting a series of revival meet
ings at Waugh NJ. E. Church, Sd and A
streets northeast, announce that be-
cause of the success of their services
they will continue their stay for one
additional week, their last service be-
ing Friday, February %.
The meetings have been SO successfui
that provision has been made for over
flow meetings. at which the Berge sis
tiers will both also sing.
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Rev. Walter Everett Burnett, pastor
/ Church, will preach this evening at
a special service that it Is announced
/ will be differentiated, bright and
! sparkling-when the subject will be
"WiN the Moral Man Be Saved?
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! The evening service today in the
/ Metropolitan NJ. e. Church. DR.. Harry
| d. Mitchell pa stov, will be given over to
a patriotic demonstration Members or
| the ]. O. L. A. NJ. and representatives
of other patriotic societies will be pres
ent. DR.. Clarence True Wilson Will
! preach. The flag presentation" will be
| in charge of Camp Fire Girls under the
| leadership of Miss Sadie Mccain. Mr..
| Hendry of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be the
/ cornetist and special music Will be rem
dered by Ernest Lent, celloist: Miss Faye
/ humphrey. contralto, and George A.
| Myers, tenor. Miss Lillian Wines will
| be the organist. The church will be
appropriately decorated.
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! Services this Lent at St. John $
Church. Lafayette Square. VIII be
especially interesting this year. The
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been a marked feature of the worship
of this parish, will this Lent be under
the auspices of the Churchman'S
League of the Diocese of Washington.
An array of special preachers will con-
duct them, while the music will be fur
nished by the choir, under the direction
of II. II. Freeman. organist of the
church. The afternoon services Sun
preachers. February rs, Rev. II. W.
Stowen: March 4, Rev. C. T. Warner;
March II. Rev. F. w. Denys: March is,
Rev. Robert Talbot; March Is. Rev. c. S.
Abbott: April l, Rev. G. F. Dudley.
Rev. Mr.. Dunlap of the parish will
make an address at the noon services
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fridays
during Lent, and the confirmation class,
which promises to be very large this
year, will also be under his direction.
The bishop of the diocese expects to
visit the parish March % for his annual
visitation.
The services Ash Wednesday will be
holy communion at s am. Morning
prayer. litany and sermon by Dr.
Roland Cotton Smith at IL am.
Evening prayer and address by DIR.
Smith at 4:45 pm. The usual series of
organ recitals under the direction of
urdays at 4:40 pm.
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The Epworth leagues of the Southern
Methodist churches of Washington city
and vicinity will hold their annual
social at Mount Vernon Place NJ. E.
Church, South, eth and Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, Friday evening, Feb
ruary %. A short musical and literary
program will be rendered by the
Misses Marie G. Humphreys, Vernie c.
Maupin. Eula NJ. Dawkins. and others,
followed by social hour and games.
The Epworth League Union pennant
will be awarded to the league chapter
having the best attendance.
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The Phi Mu Sigma National Sunday
School Fraternity announces the granting
of charter to young men in the Sunday
school of Grace Baptist Church.
Signers of the petition for this charter
are: j. L. Martin. William E. Martin,
Raymond Bradley. Charles c. Gillikin,
Walter H. Harvey. Ralph L. Smithson,
Everette S. Robertson. John R. Towers,
Enrol P. Floss. Lawrence Taylor and
Raymond E. Allen.
The chapter will be installed in the
near future with appropriate ceremonies.
Friday night of last week was Phi Mu
Sigma night at the Gypsy Smith revival
Tuesday night OF this week, the goth,
will be Phi Mu Sigma night at Waugh
NJ. E. Church at the revival of the Berge
sisters
Last night there was a meeting of the
Supreme Council at the home of the SUI
preme master, DR.. Clark
Grand Master Raymond Fl. Segur of
Hartford. Conn, is in the city. and is the
week end guest of DR.. and Mrs. Clark
Great interest Is being manifested in
the fraternity Cat. to be published by
Mu chapter. located at Waugh M. e.
Church. The first issue will appear with
in few weeks.
the banquet to be held at the Ebbitt
on February %.
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Rev. j. Franklin Bryan. pastor of North
Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church. VIII preach two special sermons
a sermon to Christians and those desir-
ing to become Christians, on "a Lively
Hope" and at 7:45 pm. he will conduct
an evangelistic service and preach a
Cities"
The last meeting of the parish guild
of All Souls Episcopal Church pre
cedfng Lent will be held on Tuesday
evening at the church.
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The seventh anniversary Of the Girls
Friendly Society of the Chapel of the
Nativity is to be observed there
this evening at s O'Clock Several
new members will be admitted and
Rev. E. N. Thompson, the vicar. will
preach special sermon.
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1.-The Lure and the Illusion of the
Pacifists" is to be the topic for a spe-
cial sermon in Calvary NJ. E. Church
this evening, when. it is declared,
the pastor plans to declare as unpa-
triotic the present peace propaganda,
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The Presbyterian Ministers Assocta-
ton of Washington will be addressed
In New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning at 1880
o'clock by Rev. H. H. Ranck, pastor Of
Grace Reformed Church. on "F w.
Robertson"
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Rev. Charles r. Steck, pastor of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Epiphany, 18th and U streets north
west. announces the following schedule
of services for the Lenten season: Ash
Wednesday. 7:45 Pm: Friday. half
hour litany service. 4:45 pm; after the
nrst week. services Thursday at 7:45
pm and Fridays at 4:45 PM; during
the holy week. each night at 7:45 Sun
day services will be at IL am and s
p.m.