Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-20

dressed by Senator Wesley L. Jones of
Washington and Representative John q.
Cooper Of Ohio. Special music will be
furnished by the quartet composed Of Mrs.
Ada Arundel Pillow. alto and directress :;
Mrs. 3. D. Shreve, soprano; George Cal
vert Pillow. tenor. and J. E. S. kinsella.
basso. Mrs. Frank A. Frost will preside
at the organ.
A special lecture reviewing the life and
times of the late Admiral George Dewey
will be given by Dr. James Shera Mont
gomery, in Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. tomorrow evening at O'Clock.
DR.. Montgomery plans to give in detail
the causes which led up to the Spanish
American war. in which Admiral Dewey
played his heroic role. The topic will be.
admiral George Dewey Dewey, the ,,,d Hero r. ,S OF
occasion will be both memorial and patri-
otto.
Special services are to begin in the Tenn
pie Baptist Church on Monday evening.
with Rev. T. Clagett Skinner, pastor of
the Second Baptist Church of Richmond,
Va. as the preacher for the series. Dr.
Skinner is regarded as one of the leading
preacher-evangelists in the south. DR.
Muir. the pastor of Temple Church. plans
to preach preparatory sermons at the
services tomorrow.
The annual meeting of Temple Church
held recently. was regarded as one of the
best Of its kind in several years. All re-
ports submitted showed progress along
the several lines of endeavor Over $1,000
was received and disbursed by the various
church and benevolent treasurers.
In the election Messrs. Melton, Muir
James Mullngs and J. W. Tiffany were
selected as trustees.
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Foundry NJ. E. Epworth League will
have for the speaker at the devotional
service tomorrow evening at 6:45 o'clock
Robert D. Burbank, president of the
whose subject will be Star Christians"
The special musical numbers will include
a selection by the chorus choir. duet by
Miss Aida Smith and Or. David Q. Smith
and solos by Mrs. Lawrence Satterfield
and H. Paul Firestone. The public is
cordially invited.
On Wednesday the chapter. under the
ment. conducted its regular monthly de-
votional service at the Gospel Mission.
The New Minister" musical comedy.
will be presented by forty young people
80 and 81. in the Sunday school room Of
the church. The nature of this entertain
ment is characteristic Of the usual pro-
ceedings incident to the call of a pas
tor to a church. and emphasizes features
Of the situation preceding the call and
following the assumption of duties by
the new minister
The part Of the new minister. Mr.
Brown, will be portrayed by the league
president, c. S. Bradley. Miss Mary
Thompson will assume the role of a pro-
fessional vocalist and is the village school
teacher. Miss Lillian Helgesen will be
town milliner.. while Miss Bess Colborn
is president Of the Old Maids Society of
the church. Mrs. Ruth Lewis is president
of the Ladies' Aid Society. Messrs Ere
ark. Schaefef and Wood compose the
music committee. One of the leading
characters is that of the old church sex
ton. played by c. f. Miner. Clarence p
Lewis is professor of note" and di-
rector OF the choir. Miss Florence Ham
mers will assume the role Of Mrs. Au-
gusta Wind, village gossip.
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The Perfect Manhood" will be the
subject of an address by Judge William
before the Christian Endeavor Society
of the Church of the Covenant at 6:45
o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Rev. Adolos Allen. formerly assistant
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
has become stated supply pastor of the
pending the selection of a permanent
pastor iE succession to Rev. Paul r.
Hfckdk, who has accepted call to
Troy, N. Y, and will preach tomorrow
During the past year Rev. Mr. Allen
has been serving as supply pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of Had
donneld. N. j.. leaving there only a
Mackie took up the work of the vacant
pastorate.
After leaving Washington Rev. Mr.
Allen was pastor of several churches in
New Jersey. and when leaving the Had
donf1eld church recently was presented