Evening star., 1918-05-18

dsnt. Alice Hunt: fourth vice presi:
Davis; treasurer. Mildred Miller. The
meetings are held. every Friday aft
ernoon at S:15 o'clock.
Rev. v.'Dr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Greene
Of Calvary Baptist Church are in at.
tendance at the Northern Baptis. as.
lantic City. N. ].
'The Red Cross and the war VII
be the subject of the sermon at tne -
street Christian Church. 6th ana n
street southwest, by Kew. f'uh :. uieht
Cave tomorrow morning. AT n'shs
DR.. George P. Rutledge, editor OF .ne
Christian Standard. Cincinnati. onlo'
will preach the sermon
stswsrt nastor of
Rev. Howard !; steMa GSsrch pwho has
been attending the sessions OF .ne
Northern Baptist convention at At
iantic city, N. J.. returned to the city
this morning and will preach tomor,
row morning on The Unnnisheo
House" At o'clock there will De
hsntism and an evangelistic sermon
on "When Germany Will Break
Down"
The diocesan board of religious educa-
tion is to hold its final meeting or ah the
Hyattsville, Md, Tuesday evening at :
O'Clock. Rev Joseph T. Ware. vicar OF
Epiphany Chapel of this city, is TO SPEAK X
on Education and Personal Kenyon,
while Rev. William Cleveland a H,chs shiIs.
ton. is to talk on Some Practical sun
day School Problems.
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Tho pulpit at Kendall Baptist Cnurci,
will be occupied at both morning M Raw anu
Harry T. Hoskins Of the First Baptist
Church. Huntingdon. Pa, who will speak pea
in the morning on the subject me
Souls Right Hand" and the & tneme s 10.
the evening sermon will be wen lone.
The good effects of the revival held IN
Shiloh Baptist Church during Feoruary
and March are still seen in the many
persons who have applied recently Ior
Rev Dr. Waldron. has baptized three
score persons within the past three
months, and he will immerSe a goooly
number of others at the close or the
Of the sermon on that occasion Will pe
Repentance and Baptism" and at nlgnt
DR.. Waldron will discuss Called by
President Wilson to Fast. Pray ana
Confess Our Sins. and Called BY the
bia' to Insult God Almighty by Legal
izins and Traficking in Sunday Base
RaiLWhich Voice Shall We obey?"
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Rev. DE- John Reid Shannon. former
Church, will preach in that church to-
morrow morning At night the pastor.
Rev. DIR. Harry d. Mitchell. will preach
on 'aThe Sin Of Haman. or the Dangers
the auspices Of the Epworth League. will
be rendered to soldiers, sailors and
strangers from 5 :15 to 7 o'clock. The
Saturday evening social for uniform
men, which IL a weekly AFFAIR ana given
by the Methodist churches OF the city,
Of Trinity NJ. E. Churcn
this evening.
The sermon Of Rev. c. g. Chappell
at Representative Church. 9Th street
and Massachusetts avenue. tomorrow
morning will be on Has the Church
Made Good?" The subject for the
evening service will be "Life's West
ern Front" This service is to be fol-
lowed by a social half hour. to which
strangers and men In uniform are in
vited.
Rev. DR.. T. c. Clark is to speak on
Missionary By-products in Japan
at the meeting of the Presbyterian
Association Monday morn
iHS 81 VIEW AoIh AVENUE AeSo1
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A special service is to be held at
Ryland NJ. E. Church. 10th and D
streets southwest, tomorrow morning,
when the pastor. Rev. J. H: Jeffriss.
Have an Open Sunday?
Rev. DR.. James L. Gordon. pastor Of
the First Congregational Church, 10th
and g streets, announces the follow
Ing subjects for tomorrow: II o'clock.
8 O'Clock, "a Young Woman
In Washington Without a Chaperon."
Twelve hundred copies Of DR.. Gordon's
booklet Of poems for soldiers and sailors
There will be soprano solo at the
evening service by Mrs. Melville D.
Lindsay.
Under the auspices of the North
Capitol Christian Temperance Union.
an entertainment was given at the
nnd fesf Of shs IN ad 81 1he
Onelli. prima donna. was
the soloist, assisted by Signor Philip
harpist. and Malcolm May
nier, pianist.
The union recently assisted in send
ing a held kitchen range to France,
and among its activities is the recrea-
ton room for enlisted men at 1418
avenue. Another con-
cert will be given tonight at the
Ebbitt.
Tho annual banquet and election of
od1cers of the Mems Club of Foundry
NJ. e. Church was held last night in
the social hall of the church. Senator
Irvine L. Lenroot delivered q pa
trtotie address and the Rev. J. Hen
ming Nelms entertained with humor-
Gus dialect stories. Musical numbers
and by Wheeler Wilson. baritone
aolofst.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: Lawrence Sat
terdeld. president: A. g. White. vice
president: Edwin K. Staley, treasurer.
and Clark J. Olmsted, secretary.
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Pretty girls and beautiful flowers
will mark the fifth annual flower day
tomorrow for the benefit of the
Zionist national fund. More than 100
Jewish young ladies. representing the
vaf1ous societies OF the city. will be
stationed throughout the city and
offer houtonniere bouquets to help the
Zionist cause. Several hundred bou-
quets will also be distributed to the
homes of the leading Jewish citizens.
This year the list is much greater
s.t@@@ 80. NHo " tIiC presence IN the
city OF prominent Zionists doing war
work. The volunteer flower girls will
assemble tomorrow morning at the
Zionist headquarters. Y. NJ. n. A.
buildine' 1or their assignments and
will also be held by the various
Zionist organizations. the proceeds to
be devoted to the Zionist national
fund.
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The Milford Bible class Of New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church is
continuing ffa anlapdyA aot;,,k.1..