The Washington herald., 1917-03-24

gan postlude, Finale: Pastoral Sonata
(Rheinberger).
7:9O p. Morgan prelude, Introduction
to Parsifal CWagner); In Summer (Steb-
bins): contralto solo. The Day Is Ended
BartletD; anthem. Jerusalem. Oh Turn
Thee (Gounod); incidental solo. Ms.
Smart; organ postlude. Andante in F
(Beethoven).
The choir of the First Congregational
Church will sing Stainer's Crucihxion on
Thursday evening, April Is at 8 o'clock.
The pastor OF boundary Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rev. Walter Everett
Burnett, will preach tomorrow evening
on the theme Saul" or The Laws Of
Mental and Moral Hygiene" in series on
"Old Pictures in New Frames" He will
also real a pulpit editorial on What's
Wrong With the World" In the morn
ing the subject of his sermon will be
Christ the Hope of the World
At the Kendall Baptist Church tomor-
row, the music. under the direction of
Mrs. Isabel Garvin Shelley, with Mrs.
Hunter D. Watkins at the organ, will in
clude: Morning-Organ prelude, Leg
ende." by Paderewski; ofrertory, cello So
10, Largo" from Handel, by Mr.. Henry
H. Lorleberg; anthem, God is Love-
Shelley. with incidental bass solo by Mr..
w. E. Wakeman: postlude, "AIbumblatt,"
by Wagner Evening-organ prelude,
"Andante in Sharp Minor" Kinross;
ofrertory, violin solo. Celebrated Air."
Bach, by Mr.. E. Ladovich; duet '<Come
and Mrs. Shelley; postlude. ANDRE" by
Hesse.
Mr.. E. c. Mercer. who has been con-
Quoting meetings in the various schools
and colleges of this city during the week
just past, under auspices Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. will speak on THE Healing Touch"
at the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
thirteenth and Fairmont streets north
Mr.: w. H. H. Smith will continue his
series of stereopticon lectures on
"GEmpses OF Christ in the Old Testa-
ment' at the o'clock service His sub
ject for this week will be Christ and the
Deliverers." Rev. Henry S. Butler, D.
D.. for many years a worker among the
mountaineers. will speak at the Christian
Endeavor meeting at Z o'clock The
Junior Christian Endeavor will be held
at o'clock. and Miss Eveline Eckert
Will speak upon Knowing"
Tom" Farmer, OF New York. will
speak at the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church Fourteenth street and MARYLAND
avenue northeast. at the II O'Clock hour
Mr.. Farmer is a converted convict who
began his career of crime at the age of
u years and was converted at the Jerry
McAuley Mission in New York while
planning a robbery
A meeting for boys between the ages
of IA and 20 will be held in the Y. NJ c,
A. Assembly Hall tomorrow afternoon
at 3:3o o'clock. The boys will be address,
ed by Mr.. E. C. Mercer, of New York
City on Olympic Stars Have Met"
From Cracking Safes to Winning
Mem will be the subject of an address
by Thomas ]. Farmer in the Y. NJ. G. A.
lobby tomorrow afternon at 4 o'clock
for men only. The Y. NJ C. A. Orchestra
Will render special music.
Bishop Harding will administer con-
nrmation to a class of thirty-three per
sons tomorrow morning at II o'clock at
the Church of the Epiphany At the
Lenten midday services on Monday and
Tuesday, Rev. Percy Foster Hall will
speak on THE Golden Rule and its Ap-
plication." On Wednesday, Rev, Nelson
2. Dame will speak: on Thursday. Rev.
J. J. Dimon, and on Friday. Rev. William
H. Burkhardt. of Leesbdrg, Va
At 4:b p. m on Monday, Rev. d. r.
Coven Is the speaker; on Tuesday, Rev.
P. F. Hall; Thursday, Rev. Joseph r.
Ware; Friday, Rev. E. g. Dunlan:
Saturday, Rev. E. n. Ingle.
On Wednesday at 4:45 p. m. there will
be an organ recital by Mr.. McHenry
McChord, organist and choir master of
the church, assisted by the church choir.
The Rev: DR.: John Britain Clark,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
John Marshal place, will preach the
fifth of his series of Lenten sermons on
The Six Signal Victories tomorroyv
night at O'Clock. His subject win be
The Victory Over Formalism-Paul >.
The usual fifteen minute recital
beginning at 7:4S o'clock will be given by
Miss Elisabeth Leclde and Mrs. George
f. Schutt -