Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-13

loe he ssf1non by Rev. Dr. harris yvllheg
at the Vermont Avenue ChffseiAn Ghurca
tonesrsw morning. re .s, top!s fc 8, e. e.
War-Not when. but How"
A tea win be given tomorrv~ afternoof
1t :1S O'Clock BY tho EndeAvUr SocietJ
to newcomers and strangef. IN the city
Christian Endsevor nesting These msst-
ingn win be held at the church, Vermont
avenue north Of n street -.
The sum Of es.41o has bsen subscribed
two weeks TO the special fund which il b.
ing secured for the educational, mission
ary and benevolent work Of the disciples
A Considerable number Of tho eubsexabeEl
prescribed that their gifts should b used
tor the purchase Of bonds Of tho third
liberty loan, to be held in the invested
funds Of the rscsiving organization
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Tho text Of the morning sermon Of
Rev. F. Paul IAnghorne. pastor. Pet
worth Baptist Church, win be Quail
tiles Of the Great" The evening serv-
ice will be "a Contrast Between Earthly
Father and the Heavenly" s,~i
James. A. Edserton. president OF the
International New Thought Alliance,
will speak tomorrow afternoon ct 4
o'clock on 'sThe Law Of Success at the
Eagles Wings. 500 18th street.
Rev. DIR. William A.. yHaggerty has
been returned to Washington as the
pastor Of Wesley Chapel N. e. Church.
DR.. Haggerty has been serving Bethany
N. E. Church Of Baltimore recently He
dve. years. He will preach his first SER
mon in his new charge tomorrow morn.
ing. - ..
AA Z .a~s.
Sunday school have recently been con-
sidering special plans for making lone.
some men feel happy and AT home"
with particular reference to tho thou
sands Of men from other cities brought
to Washington In connection with the
war work. For this purpose an informal
entertainment and social will be hold
at 8 o'clock Monday evening in the
Sunday school house. sth and H streets.
Every lonely fellow in Washinston Is
invited. and every one who attends Is
guaranteed a hearty welcome and.
good sociable time. There are to be
two motion picture reels shown, one OF
which. entitled The Eyes of the Army"
fare. some informal singing is also
on the program. which 70 in charge
Of A. Owen Penney, president OF the
Ludoif d. Schroeder, pastor Of the
Church q xAe Living God. meeting at
8 Dupont circle. corner Connecticut
avenue and r street, VIII speak to-
morrow Afternoon 46 .ot0lO6k on Inc
Origin OF D4aeAae and 1ts Divine Cure"
Tho ae1mon 1t the 3 o'clock evening
service wiz be on The Divine Law
Of Liberty.
Rev. Carl Reiland Of the st. George
Episcopal Church in New York city viii
Church in this city. and In the even
ing at the Church Of the Epiphany.
Shakers. Ss1f-starters and Camou-
nagsrs" 1t Fifth Baptist Church TO-
morrow morning. The evening subject
is "Ths Progress of Prohibition" ]. ].
will deliver hts fourth lee
turV on Baptist Principles" to the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union at o'clock
In the Sunday school room.
.
Edwin Markham, the American poet, Is
to be in Washington for two speaking en-
Kagemeuts on Sunday, April 81. He Is to
give a reading from his poems. with run
ming comment on life. n The afternoon
Hut. in the Union station plaza: He. is
the New Jerusalem. 18th and Corcoran
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Rev. DR.. Charles Wood breaches three
times 1t the Church Of the Covenant to-
morrow. The afternoon service Is for
children The Children Of the American
Revolution will be special guests Of the
children Of the Church. The topic OF the
talk ID the "Americe That Ii to Be-"
The evening topic Ii 'eWashington's Claims
on the Newcomer.