Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-11

Church. 10th and N streets. Several
addresses are to be made and refresh
ments are to be served,
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Rev. William Wynd of Toxic, Japan
Is to speak at the services tomor-
row morning at Metropolitan Baptist
church. In the evening Lincoln Post,
y. A r.. assisted by the Woman's Re
lief Corps. will hold memorial serv-
ices The Heart of Heroism" is to be
the subject of an address by the pas
tor. Rev: John Compton Ball. The
cholr will render special music and
refreshments are to be served to SOL
d1ers at the close of the service.
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Mothers day will be observed at II
o'clock tomorrow morning at Mount
Tabor Methodist Protestant Church.
Wisconsin avenue and 35th street.
Rey J. Peyton Adams. pastor. The
OF the Sunday school will sing. The
the evening service at 8 o'clock the
sermon will be "a Glimpse Into the
Religion Of India"
A meeting of the mems Bible class
of the Langdon NJ. E. Church was
held Monday at the church, I'D and
Franklin streets northeast.
The feature was a debate on (which
Is the Nobler Character. Jacob or
TSSdu LeOTRe SlINOnuS, president OIL
the class. presided. NJ. S. Fall. vice
president. undertook the defense of
Jacob and r. Bland Phelps. instructor
and treasurer, undertook the defense
of Esau. The debate was finally won
by Mr.. Phelps defending ESau. by a
ballot vote Of the audience Of o6 to 81.
MIR. Phelps was presented with a copy
of Bishop Nincent's "Curiosities of the
Bible and both speakers were highly
complimented on their achievement.
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was favored with a song by class No.
10 of the Sunday school and by a piano
solo by Miss Lois Simonds. and later
served with n refreshment treat by
the members of the mems Bible class.
The next meeting is to be held June
3. and will be treat to the mothers.
wives and sweethearts" of the Bible
class members for their assistance to
the class during the winter months in
the way of preparation of suppers and
for their general backing up in all of
it's activities. At this meeting the
men will wear the aprons. do the serv-
ing. dishwashing. etc.
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A G. w. B. NJ. auxiliary was organized
Thursday night at the Whitney Avenue
Christian Church by Mrs. Ferguson, Dis
trict of Columbia superintendent of the
national organization, together with Mrs.
Earle Whitley. Temporary officers were
named as follows: Mrs. E. Saum, presi-
dent; Mrs. J. Finney. vice president. and
Mrs NJ. McKimmie. secretary.
At the same session a Young Women's
Missionary Society was organized with
Mrs D. Beardsley as temporary presi-
were Mrs. r. Jefferson. vice president.
and Miss E. Finney, secretary.
Parents day is to be celebrated in the
Bible school of Emmanuel Baptist Church.
18th street and Columbia road. tomorrow
at $3.50 o'clock. Rev. Cove Griffith john
son will preach at II O'Clock on "a Sur.
prising Answer to Mothers Prayers" In
the evening "The Millennium will be the
subject of an address by H. Peterlevitch
Raud of Russia. He will also make an
address at the church Tuesday night A
social is to be held by the intermediate
Christian Endeayor Society Friday even
ing.
Mothers day is to be observed at the
Sunday school and church services to-
morrow at Fifth Baptist Church. The
pastor. Rev. John f. Briggs is to
preach on 1.-The Mother of Judge" at
the morning service. j. J. Darlington
before the Baptist Young
Peoples Union in the evening. THE
False Refugees" is the subject OF the
pastors sermon in the evening. An
italian minister will administer the
ordinance of baptism and an Italian
quartet will sing.
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The members of Wesley CHAPEL gave
a reception to Rev. DR.. William A.
and his wife Monday even
S Barker. representing the member
ship, welcomed the new pastor. and
pledged the support of the members.
The reply of DIR. Haggerty and adj
dresses by DIR. J. r. Edwards. district
and DR.. Harry Mitchell.
pastor of Metropolitan Church. were in
dicative of the enlarged activities Of
the Methodist church in the downtown
section.
Mothers day will be observed at the
H Street Christian Church, 9Th and II
streets southwest, tomorrow morning.
The program will consist of songs our
mothers used to sing and special
music, and the pastor. Rev. Preston a.
Cave, will preach, taking for his sub
ject 1.-THE Mother Heart" The night
service will be patriotic and the special
feature will be the dedication of a
service flag to the boys who have gone
Tito the Army from this church. There
will be special music and the address
will be delivered by Representative
Burton L. French of Ohio.
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At the service at the Church of the
Ascension. Massachusetts avenue and
18th street. Of which Rev. J. Henning
helms. D. D.. is rector. service flag
Will De IdlSSu Win dppi oPI idlS cSTe-
hymns and prayers for the SOL
diers and for the victory of our cause
tomorrow morning. The parish has
sixty-fve men in the service and there |
will be a star representing each one. ,
and the names. with the units to which |
they belong, will be given. The rector |
will preach a sermon especially suited |
to the occasion. |
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Representative Dan v. Stephens of |
Nebraska will give patriotic address
in Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church |
morning at II o'clock. In |
he evening Rev. Bernard Braskamp |
will speak on What Has Christianity |
o Offer?" There will be special music |
,y the quartet and Mr.. van de Wall,
1arpest of the United States Marine |
Band.
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Foundry Epworth League will hold an |