Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-27

eth. universal Religion" is the sub
feet Of an address to be given in Studio
Han, 1918 Connecticut avenue. tomor.
row evening at S:16 o'clock, to the
Bahai Assembly and its friends. Inc
act forth in their adaptability for the
world need of unity along spiritual
lines.
800 g., shannon.
The Rev. DR.. John Reld Sna a,t.o,,
Church. this city. will preach at the
Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock. DR.. Montgom-
cry will conduct the introau e,o1cct nr
Montgomery will give sermon Zee.
ture on '"rhe Grumble Family ana the
Motto of Ella wheeler WILCOX. Free
seats to the people.
At Gunton Temple PRESBYTERIAN
Church. corner 14th and r streets, KEY.
Douglas Putnam Birnie Will -prsacn
tomorrow morning on the man MAJ . VINO
ing the subject is Lot. the Linserer.
The full chorus will sing.
The Cleveland Park Congregaionai
Church. Lowell and 34th streets. when
was organized last Sunday. Will hold
its first communion service tomorrow
at IL o'clock. The pastor. Rev; Lumah
H. Royce, will preach. Nearly nity new
elected oflcers will be installed. A
council, composed of the representa-.
tives of all Congregational churches or
Washington and vicinity has been call.
recognising this new church The
service of recognition will be held in
the chapel at 8 o'clock. Rev. Charles
E. Burton, D. D., of New York CITY,
sion boards of the Congregational
Church will preach the recognition ser
mon, and brief addresses will be given
by other prominent Congregational
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Miss Edith Hart, missionary to
China, now at home on a furlough. is
to speak at the Westminster Memorial
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night.
Rev. DIR. James Shera Montgomery
will teach the mems Bible class OF
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning. The class Is: with
one exception the largest mems or
having approximately 800 members. An
Invitation is extended to all men to
attend the sessions in the guild NAH
of the church, Columbia road. near
18th street, Sunday mornings at $3.50
o'clock. At the meeting OF the class
tomorrow morning Miss Mary Thomp-
son will sing. The class is to take
prominent part in the church May
party" to be held on the evening OF
Friday May : r. q.
The Sunday night discourse by Rev.
George A. Miller at the Ninth street
Christian Church will be OF vital m
terest in the present world situation
in view Of the statement OF President
Wilson that the object of the war Is
to make the world safe for democ,
racy." The subject Of the discourse WIN
be "world Democracy and Christian
ity" The subject of the morning SER
mon will be "a Costly Sacrifice"
Rev. Howard I. Stewart. pastor OF
the Second Baptist Church; returned
where he has been holding special
meetings during the week. Tomorrow
morning Mr.. Stewart will preach on
The Challenge Of These Heroic Times"
and the theme for the evening hour
will be "Bonhomme Richard and
Scraps. or How John Paul Jones Won
. Great Naval Battle"
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Columbia road, near 18th street. will
hold May party Friday evening.
May 8. when the large number Of new
members of the church will be guests
especially welcome
At the Temple Baptist Church to-
morrow. Rev. ]. ]. Muir's topics of dis
Scars" "A Meatiess Meal Sanctified."
James NJ. Beck. the well known au-
thor and orator, will give an address in
8 o'clock on THE Moral Issues Of the
War"
Rev. DR.. James L. Gordon. pastor Of
and G streets. will preach on the fol-
lowing subjects tomorrow: Has
Christian Science a Remedy for Old
Age?" Il o'clock. and behind the Veil
at the Russian Court" o'clock.
Mrs Margaret Dye Ellis. superintend-
ent Of legislation Of the National W. c.
T. U. and her associate. Mrs. Ella Hoo
yer Thatcher. were speakers at the
per branch of the union Thursday at
Union Wesley A. NJ. E. Zion Church. Mrs.
Alma J.. Scott. the president. presided.
Mrs. J. Milton Waldron urged activity
IN the matter of child welfare. and
Mrs. Rosetta E. Lawson outlined the
plans and purposes Of the Juvenile Pro-
tectfve Association. The union sub
seribed to the third liberty loan and
Mrs. Amelia Ashton made a brief re-
port Of the national convention.
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Reports covering the work of the
church extension board Of the A. NJ. E.
Zion Church for the past year were sub
mitted by Rev. B. B. F. Watson. secre-
tary-treasurer. at the annual meeting
Thursday at 1884 18th street. Bishop
w. F. Heard presided. According to
the report Of DR.. Watson. the depart
ment has total assets Of $418.686.12.
Appropriations amounting to $4,000
were made. DR.. Watson and Prof John
r. Hawkins. financial secretary. made
brief addresses.
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The pastor of the Metropolitan Me-
MORTAL II. E. Church. Rev. DR.. Harry d.
morrow morning on THE Coming King
DOM" In view Of the world war the
prophecies Of the Bible are being read
as never before. and many are asking
about tho teaching of the holy Scrip
lures concerning the Kingdom Of Christ,
what 1t is and where will 1t be estab-
lished. DR.. Mitchell will answer these
questions by Scriptures.
The Epworth League will give tho
usual reception to sailors. soldiers and
strangers tomorrow from Sis to Z
largely attended and will be continued
until the hot weather. At 8 o'clock
The Grant Memorial will be held in
the church with addresses by Senators
Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois and
Warren G. Harding Of Ohio.
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Tho Sleman gospel team, Y. NJ c. A.,
will conduct an evangelistic service at
the Columbia Heights Christian Church
tomorrow evening. Charles K. Hoover
will deliver the address
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A rally and roll call of the Fifth BAD
list Young Peoples Union Is to be held
at 7:15 o'clock tomorrow evening. Rev.
Inhp Z. prt00~ IL