Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-30

II o'clock at the New York Avenue
presbyterian Church for the purposes
OF considering the call of the Commits
sioners of the District to the churches
to assist IN the work for the religious
and moral welfare of the soldiers and
sailors In the camps about the city.
as well as the thousands of new clerks
coming into the different departments
of the government. The question of
the coming of Billy Sunday in his evan
ruary will also be taken up. George
Sunday has been invited to come from
New York to meet with the federation
at this time.
Representative Willis C. Hawley Of
Oregon will deliver the address at the
Y. NJ. c. A. community lawn SERVICE
which will be held at o'clock tomor-
| row evening on the Emmanuel Baptist
Church lawn, at 10Th street and Column
bia road.
patriotic Sunday will be observed
| tomorrow morning at the Sixth Presby-
terian Church. The address will be de-
livered by Page Mex. Etchison, re-
ligious work director of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
u 81 se sx
Tomorrow at pm. the first open-afr
service Of the season will be held at
Lincoln Park. These services will be
held each Sunday afternoon at this
hour. They are held under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton and an interchurch committee, rep
resenting twenty-six churches in the
northeast and southeast sections OF
Washington.
Judge William F. Norris Of the De-
partment of Justice will speak at the
first service. which will be of patriotic
nature. The subject of the address will
be "a Righteous War"
Addresses will be delivered during the
UyNY N dot md l. h4Sv,
as follows: July s. Representative Addi-
son T. Smith of Idaho; July Is. Rev. J.
Franklin Bryan: July %, Rev. S.
T. Nicholas; July 20. Rev: Alfred
E. Purdum; August IL. y. W. Preston:
August 10, DR.. F. Vernon Atkinson; Az
gust 26. Homer J. Councillor; September
2. Rev. George A. Miller: September 9.
Rev. Harry J. Goodwin; September 90,
Rev. Leslie l.. Bowers: September 30,
Rev. Howard I. Stewart A gospel song
service will precede the address. These
meetings are open to the public.
y II 4 -
During the summer months All Souls
Church and the Church of Our Father
will worship together. During July and
for the first two Sundays of August
services viii be held in All Souls
that services will be held in the Church
of Our Father. All Souls Church unit
ing, the preacher being Rev. William
Couden.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
through the Sundays in July the
evening services of Christ Episcopl
Church. southeast, will be held out
side on the lawn at o'clock. In case
Of rain the service will be held inside
the church.
In St Dominics Church the third or
der OF St. Dominic will receive holy
communion tomorrow at the o'clock
mass. =
The summer schedule will go into eff
feet tomorrow. masses being celebrated
at O. Z. .. and 10 o'clock, with bene-
diction after the last service.
On the first Friday of the month
there will be exposition of the blessed
sacrament all day. and the sacred heart
devotions will take place at 7:30 D.
m. when the rosary will be recited. the
act OF conservation read and benedic
tlon OF the blessed sacrament given.
The sunday school has closed for the
summer, a number of premiums and
medals being awarded to the pupils
are! Ter the ann = o'clock mass Sunday.
take place on July %
D n IL A
The Mems Club of St. Martins
Church extends an invitation to the
men Of the parish to be the guests Of
the club at smoker to be given Mon
day evening in the clubrooms at nth
and T streets northwest.
IN 81. Aloyslus Church on Sunday the
patronal feast Of the church was OBJ
served. the deacon at the solemn high
mass being Rev. Francis X Cavanaugh,
recently ordained in the Baltimore
recently obtained from Rome. was ex-
posed for the veneration of the faith
full.
An appeal has been made to the par
ishioners by Rev. Paul r. Conniff, S. j.,
in behalf of the additional government
employees who will be seeking quarters
IN Washington during the next few
months
Rev. John A. Cotter. S T.. will give
retreat at Englewood, N. J., July T.
Rev Myles A. Mclaughlin, S. J.. is to
Gonduct retreat at Visitasion Convent
Ffeaerick' Nd, July Z. and Rev. Henry
Shepherd Convent Buffalo, N Y.
Rev. Lewis J. O'Hern, c. s. p, will
celeoraue mass tomorrow at a. IN. in
me drill hall at Fort Myer. Va. for the
Catholic candidates for the Officers
Reserve Corps. A patriotic sermon will
De delivered and special musical pro-
gram VIII be furnished by the choir.
ReV John Smyth. C. S. p, of the Col
lege OF St Paul the Apostle. viii cele-
brate mass tomorrow at 7:30 D. M at
Fort Washington, for the Catholic SOL
diers stationed at that post and also at
Fort Hunt.
+ u d Il
THE Demand of the Hour" is to be
the topic of Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean in
a special patriotic sermon in Douglas
Memorial NJ E. Church tomorrow at
II o'clock
II n - a
A free concert will be given by Prof
Holt's Orchestra in the lecture hall OF