Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-11
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The Mother Wonderful" Is the SUB
ject of an address to be delivered by
Ludolf G. Schroeder tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock at the mission of the
Church Of the Living God. Studio Hall
1921 Vermont avenue. between L and NJ
streets.
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Tho Hamline Girls Club has been or
and meets every Wednesday. evening.
The club is to cooperate with the Ep-
worth League at o'clock tomorrow
ysni1s The Officers of A the fipo
president Edith Athey; recording sec
rotary. Pearl E. Sherlock; correspond
ing secretary, Marion S. Graham; treas
urer, Crystal Hearne; chairmen of COM
mittees-housing. Florence Lundstrom:
hospitality, Lenora Reynolds; recrea-
tion, Mary Milliren; dinner. Anna Nc
Difflt: welfare. Esther Hahn: publicity,
Marguerite Hutchinson; Belgian fund.
Virginia Hatton.
Mothers day will be observed by
special services at First Conversational
Church, 10th and G streets. tomorrow.
A new American flag, the gift of RAJ
leigh Sherman, one of the members,
will be dedicated at the morning serv-
ice. At the evening service the famous
Fisk Jubilee Singers will be present
and sing number of old plantation
melodies Rev Dr. Gordon, the pastor
will preach on Your Mother and Mine"
at the morning service and on Lord
Byron and His Eccentric Mother at
the evening service.
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O. Mrs. Robert FitZsimmons, wife Of the
famous prize fighter Bob Fitzsimmons,
will speak at the Memorial Church,
O'Clock. She will tell of her CONVEX
sion and the conversion of her husband
before his death and the founding and
maintenance of six rescue homes for,
girls on the Pacific coast.
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Mothers day will be observed tomor-
row morning at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church with an appropriate
Whitley, and the rededication of the
service flag of the church, to which
stars have recently been added to bring
the number to sixty-eight. The names
will be read.
Mothers of America" will be the
subject of Rev. S. A. Bowers sermon
IN Northminster Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. At the evening service the
work of the Salvation Army will be re-
lated by captain of the Salvation
Army.
Excessive Self Confidence" Is Rev,
y. Hez Swem's subject tomorrow night,
followed by baptfsms. at the Centen-
NAL Baptist Church. The morning SUBJ
'ect is. God Tests Good Persons
Eehold Thy Mother" will be the sub
1ect Of the morning sermon of Rev.
Paul Langhorne, pastor of Petworth
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Samaritan Fight?' At the Sunday
school. in honor of Mothers day. a
musical program will be rendered.
the mothers of each Sunday school
pupil to be present at 9:45 o'clock.
The seventh anniv6sary of the mems
and D streets southeast. was held in
the church last Sunday. In the morn
Ing the anniversary sermon was
preached by Rev; Levi Miller: In the
Dean. preached a patriotic sermon. A
brief address was given by Finley VIII
son. who welcomed a procession of
children entering the church bearing a
representing eighteen young men, mem
bers Of the church. who have actively
entered the service of the nation dur
ing the war with Germany. The flag
President Of the Mems Guild. William
II. Newman, and accepted in behalf of
the church by John Mitchell. civil
war veteran. At the close of the serv-
ice Of the evening Ellworth Virgins,
secretary Of the guild, presented $40 to
the church in aid of the very poor of
the church.
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The communion of the Lords supper
viii be observed in the Church of the
covenant tomorrow morning. Rev. DIR.
Wood will preach. The Fiske Jubilee
Singers will have charge of the serv-
ices in the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
They will sing a series of plantation
melodies, among them Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot" In the evening DR..
Wood will preach on 1.-THE Moral strain
Of the City and the Camp" Mr. George
OConneil of Chicago. who is to sing the
tenor part in the oratorio Elijah" will
sing at this service. The new gallery,
with $50 seats. is to be opened tomor-
for at 10 cents apiece and taken out in
the name of a soldier. While he is
away the seat is to be free for any one
who comes early enough.
Surgical dressings and Red Cross
work are to be done day and night at
the chuTch. Mrs. Perry Heath and Mrs
II. D. Bfgelow have worked out a
schedule for every day or night in the
cifc contracts to this work for imme-
diate delivery.
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At Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow Representative j.
Thomas Hefiin will give brief Moth
ers' day address in connection with the
Bible school session. AT IL o'clock the
pastor. Rev. Walter Everett Burnett,
Will preach upon the subject. 1.-THE
Services of the Christian Church to the
Nation in the: Crucial Hour" At the
evening preaching service the subject
will be The Dawn Of a Tomorrow"
the fourth In special series entitled
Great Books That Preach Powerful
Sermons"
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reception to Methodist Episcopal
congressman and their families will be
rendered by Bishop and Mrs. William
Fraser Mcdowell Monday evening at
Foundry Church. under the auspices of
the Methodist Episcopal City Union.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.