Evening star., 1918-01-26
1.-THE RELIGIOUS WORLD|

cises concluding with benediction OF
the blessed sacrament.
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The Pastors Federation is to meet
Monday morning at II O'Clock In New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church, when
the program will be furnished by the
Sunday party
The fourth in the course of evening
services will be held In All Souls Unitarian
Church. 14th and L streets. tomorrow
evening at o'clock. The minister, Kew.
Ulysses G. b. Pierce will preach on 1.-The
cial music by Mrs. Waldo G. Leland. vio-
linist, and Chas. T. Tittmann. The serv-
ice Is to be followed by an informal social
hour under the Joint auspices of the Lib
eral Religious Union and the Women's
Alliance. special invitation Is extend
departmental service.
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Foundry Epworth League will conduct
its regular monthly "at home" service
subject will be 1.-THE Sign of the Cross. J"
Foundry League specializes in this par
, ticular order of service. These 'at
home services are Characterized by I'M
promptu responses and voluntary SEN
tence prayers interspersed with musical
talent. The chapter has an enrolment Of
about 600 members Some of the special
musical numbers for tomorrow evening are
solos by Mrs. Mary Sherier Bowie and
Miss Anna S. Lithgow. soprano and alto
Streeter, tenor and contralto duet by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Lloyd Elliott.
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"Evangelism and SundayiSm" will be
the meeting of the Washington Sec
ular League at Pythian Temple tomor-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock.
In the Second Baptist Church tomorrow
evening Rev. Howard l. Stewart will
preach a special sermon on IAN Amazing
Story From the Trenches with special
music by the choir. At the morning
service the theme will be 1.-The Greatest
Paradox in History"
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Services are to be held morning, after
noon and evening at the Church of the
Covenant 1t was deemed advisable to
keep the church open throughout tomor-
row. instead Of joining in the services at
the Sunday Tabernacle, in order that per-
sons in the neighborhood. whose churches
were closed by order Of the fuel admin
istration. could worship there. DIR. Wood
will have charge Of all of the services
tomorrow.
A half-hour service Of intercession will
be held in the chapel Monday morning at
10 O'Clock. United prayers will be Of
fered for all In the service Of our country
and for all cooperating churches. famil-
les and individuals.
The Social Service Club held its first
meeting Monday at 3 o'clock in the chapel.
The club has been organized to assist the
local relief agencies and to sew for the
Child's Welfare League. Interest was
manifested by those present and work
was begun in real earnest. They have
decided to meet each week to make in
fants' layettes. which will be sent directly
to Belgian and French children. Two
members of the club will be hostesses
each week and tea will be served at s
o'clock.
The classes in French that have been
contemplated for officers, to be taught in
the Church of the Covenant by Nine.
Bimont, began on Tuesday. instruction
begins at 7:15 o'clock and classes are held
room of the church. Nine. Bimont has
had unique experiences. having creased
from France to America seven times since
the beginning Of the war.
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) Rev. William A. Wade will preach his
final sermon as pastor of St. Marks
Lutheran Church, sth apd B streets south
west, tomorrow morning. He takes charge
of the Govans Lutheran Church. Balti-
more. February l. though he will reside
in this city until March /. going back and
forth. The Lutheran congregations of
Epiphany and Georgetown will worship
with St Marks tomorrow morning and
evening on account Of the closing OF many
Of the churches This being the last
Sunday Of Rev. Wade at st. Marks. a
large attendance is expected. Revs.
Charles F. Steck and G. d. Clarke, pas
tors Of Epiphany and Georgetown Luth-
eran Churches, respectively. will have
part In the services. Rev. Clarke preach
ing the evening sermon.
The regular services will be held to-
morrow at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church when, in pursuance of the
traitor. the congregations of eight
churches will unite in worshipping
with the Ninth Street Christian Church,
9th and D streets northeast, anc ;1e
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. on
Vermont avenue, north of n street
the Christian Endeayor Society at a
tea which will be given in the church
at 6:15 O'Clock. preceding the En-
deavor meeting.
school. Of which the pastor. Rev. Dr..
Earle Wildey Is teacher. will be
taught tomorrow morning by Repre-
sentative Louis w. Fairfield Of In
diana. This class will go In a body
hear Billy Sunday. and efforts are be-
ing made to take more men than at
tended the recent rally of mems
classes, when nearly 200 carried Every
man pennants.
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The Church Of Our Father and All
Souls Church will unite in services at
All Souls Church. the former being
closed. Rev DR.. George L. Perrin,
a prominent Universalist minister OF
Boston. will occupy the pulpit at the
morning service. Rev Mr., Couden.
the acting pastor of the Church of Our
Father. is absent from the city.
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Earl Cranston, war work secretary
of the Y. NJ. C. A, will be the speaker
at the Central Union Mission, 622
Louisiana avenue. tomorrow night.
DR.. Isaac Ward, Billy Sundays assist
ant: will speak at the Mission Monday
is being arranged. This service will
begin at 7:45 o'clock, and no tickets
are required for admittance. Two
hundred persons from the Mission will
occupy reserved section at the Tab
ernacle Thursday night
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church, located at 14th and Meridian
streets. will hold services as usual to-
morrow. Rev. Bernard Braskamp,
the pastor. will preach on How the
evening on 'The Christ We Forget"
There will be special music BY Mrs,
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler, William
Braithwaite ard the double quartet.
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Monday night at 8 o'clock Represen-
tative G. c. Dill is to be the speaker at
the patriotic community forum which
has its monthly meetings in Christ
Church Parish Hall, $50 q streer