Evening star., 1917-04-07
PULPIT AND PEW.

| At the semi-annual business meeting
of the Pinkham Bible class of 1mman-
uel Baptist Church. held recently. plans
were discussed for the uniflcation of all
adult mems classes. with reference
particularly to the ages of the mem
| bers of each organization. 1t was the
| general opinion that more effective
work could be accomplished by uni
fed effort and by the instilling of new
and young blood into the older or
| ganization. 1t was also the expressed
| opinion that the several lines OF en-
| deavor could be carried on to greater
| advantage under one head than sepa-
| rated, as at present.
| Nearly forty minutes were consumed
in remarks by different members OF the
| class in praise of the excellent teaching
the class had enjoyed under Charles v.
Inlay. the present teacher. otcers
| for the ensuing year Were elected as
| follows: Teacher. c. V. Inlay; presl-
dent A. r. Hazard: vice president, c.
F. Miller; secretary. r. s. Williams;
| treasurer. D. A. Miller. and directors,
Charles Werner, A. G. Dunn and c. v.
| Inlay"
The annual meeting OF the mems
class of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church will oe held Wednesday even
| ing under the direction of the follow
| ing class officers: President ]. L. Nuber,
Vice President H v. Speelman, Secre-
tary H. L. Shank, Treasurer J. t Miller
and Historian +. S. Hollger.
| The music will be furnished by the
Sunday school orchestra and the Ma
tiona1 Quartet. Rev. james L Gordon
will deliver an address, and Clifford Il
Berryman. cartoonist, will be on the
program.
The women of the church will serve
dinner and preside at the tables a
large attendance of the members is
expected.
The Bennett class of Northminster
I Presbyterian Church held soc1ai
Tuesday evening in the Sunday school
room.
series of interesting games were
PLAYED in the course of the evening.
after which refreshments were served
The committee in. charge of arrange
ments consisted of c. D. German: chair
man: II. S. Hampson, c. H MacMurray
and w. H. Miltner.
At the last meeting of the class 1t
| was decided to have tennis tourna-
| ment in May.
DR.. John Britain Clark Of the First
Presbyterian Church at the IL O'Clock
service tomorrow will take for the
subject of his Easter sermon. "Suppos-
ing Him to Be the Gardener" Holy
communion Will De CeleDFdteO dltci tho
sermon and the music will be appro-
pirate for the occasion.
At the evening service. an elaborate
program will be given by Miss Eliza
beth Leckie and the chorus, assisted ny
Mrs McCarver, violinist; Miss Tennie
Luchs cellist. and Roger J. Whiteford
baritone. with Mrs. q. f. Schutt at the
organ.
Statner's oratorio "The Crucihxion"
tod DNi
at North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church on Friday evening
at 7:45 o'clock.
Members of the choir of First Metho-
dist Protestant Church and several spe-
cial singers will assist the home choir.
making about thirty-five trained sing
ers in all.
Warren Grimes will sing the bass
solos. Mrs Margaret Allen Ross Is the
| organist and drectress.
n 4 Is r.
The Seder services. which took place
Sunday at the Ohove Sholem Synagogue,
were largely attended. More than 100
children of the daily and Sunday school
| took part.
The pulpit was decorated with Amer
| lean flags. At the opening of the cere-
mony "Our Hope" was sung by chill
dren. Recitations from the Hagada, in
Hebrew and English. were given.
| A
chorus. concluded the religious cere-
mony.
| At am. tomorrow the holy COM
munion will be celebrated at the Resur-
rection Chapel and Easter carols will
be sung. At the Nativity second cele-
bration will be held at 7:30 am, with
music; at $50 o'clock the children s
Easter carol service will be held, and
| at IL am. mathis. third celebration and
sermon. with full musical services. led
and sung by the vested choir of men,
women and boys. The music will in
clude the following:
| Hymns, Welcome, Happy Morning !:
Come. Ye Faithful; The Strife Is Ger:
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today; Christ Our
Passover. Crotch; Te peum Laudamus,
| in f, Tours: Jubilate Deo. Woodward; !;
offertory anthem. The Lord Is Ny
Strength. Henry Smart; Sanctus. In A.
Stainer; communion hymn. Lamb of
| God, Gounod.
| At pm. choral service, Festal;
Magnif1cat and Nunc Dimittis. Clare:
offertory anthem, Why Seek Ye the Liv-
| ing Among the Dead? Glare.
The Easter baptisms will be celebrat-
ed at the Nativity at pm. today.
| pm. tomorrow.
| The services at Holy Trinity Catholic
| Church tomorrow. it is pointed out.
| will be the most elaborate that have
| been given there in years. as Arch
bishop Bonzano, the apostolic delegate.
| together with his suite, will pontifi-
| cate at solemn high mass at II
| o'clock. and will also be present in the
| evening at 30 o'clock, when solemn
| reception OF new members into the
Holy Name Society will take place.
| The parishioners of Holy Trinity are
making extensive arrangements for this
| occasion. The apostolic delegate and
| officials of the mass will leave the rec
| tory at 10:45 am, and will march
! through q double line of Holy Name
| men. who will act as a guard Of hon Tor
to the delegate during his stay in the
parish. He will be attended by Mgr
| Cossio. auditor of the papal delega-
| tion; Rev. J. p. Florrish of New York
| and Rev. Eugene Del. Mcdonnell. S. j.,
pastor of Holy Trinity. as deacons of
honor. The officers Of the mass Will
be Rev. A. J. Donlon, s. j.. president of
| Georgetown University, as celebrant;
| Rev. William Storck. s. j.. as deacon.
and NJ. ]. OConnor, s. J., as subdeacon,
and Joseph Kuhn as master of cere-
monies. There will be prominent cler-
| gymen from all sections Of the city
! within the sanctuary.
The sermon. appropriate to Easter
Sunday. will be preached by Rev.
Thomas F. Graham. S. j., president of
Manresa College Of Jersey City. The
music which will be Gounod's 'Twelfth
Mass" will be sung by the surpliced