Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-07

| Rev. DIR. w. NJ. Banner, American
secretary of mission to lepers, WHO
has recently returned from tour OF
tho mission leper stations Of the far
east, will delive.' a lecture on Inc
Bright Side of the Work the Prot
estant Church Is Doing for the Lepe1
of the World at Kendall Baptist
Church. 9th near B street southwest
Tuesday evening at 7:4o O'CLOCK.
| Miss Dorothy A. Dougherty IS 10
address the Endeavorers or the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening at 6:45 O'clock
tonic, Begin Now"
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| quarterly meeting of the Luther
League Central of St. onn
Lutheran Church, Az street SOUL ,s
west, Rev. Twele. pastor, VIII oe nH NE, u
snaaIer will be Rev. Henry Manken.
ir secretary of the Sunday Schooi
Association of the Maryland SYNOD
and nastor of the Lutheran Church
Of the Incarnation, this city.
! rb.n,ain A. G. McCrea, who served in
the thick of the fighting on the west
front in France, will speak on recon
strmction'' at Hamline Methodist Eplsco-
nal Church tomorrow evening. Cnapiali,,
McCrea. in addition to having hrst-hano
;nformation as to the needs of the people
n tri Gewastated lands of France and Bel
einm. is a very talented speaker.
"Jmpressions of Italy in War Times
ia the subject of an illustrated lecture
to be given at the New YORK avenue
P p Church Friday night by
NJ Sartorio of Boston. Mr.. Sartorio
i, M, inst returned from the Italian war
front. The lecture is under the auspices
of the Waldensian Society OF Wasmng-
ton, and the public is cordially IL 1nv pet
| Charles Myers, tenor sololst Oh 81
rick's Church, will sing.
| w. NJ. Banner, American secretary OF
tho Mission to Lepers. will speak at
North Capitol NJ. E. Church tomorrow
morning at II oel0c k;,, AT sneak pom on the
) he " co Conducted throughout Methodism
during the next few months.
| Bishop Frank M. warren, one OF 1 ne
distinguished bishops Of the Methodlst
EnisconaI Church, will preach at Cal
vary Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock and the pastor Will con-
duct the Introductory exercises: I'm tne
evening at o'clock Rev. DR.. Montgom-
| ery will nave SOiileli1AiS ~ 60 :
to the unsteadiness and the Semewha,
ena srnodic changes which so often and
on suddenly strike American public SEN
timent. and more especially how II
raaches our public men. Most recent
ohseryations will be used as applica-
lions. DR.. Montgomery's subject VIII
he .sThe Fickleness of Public Opinion
& S IS ss
| A. Grace Episcopal Church, 9Th and
r streets southwest, British day vii
h Observed tomorrow at the II O'Clock
service The British flag will be car.
ried with the national co1ors in the
nrocession, and the national anthem
r. Great Britain will be played at the
nresentation of aims. The rector, Rev
Meade Bolton MacBryde. will preach
on the English Bible.
Il d, y s.
l. For the morning sermon to4lorro"
at the Kendall Baptist Church. 9th ane
r streets southwest. Rev. F. L. Crit
an viii have as his subject, 1.-The
Greatest Question" and for his even
Inc theme. 1.-The Strongest Cords"
ss 81 d Il
| Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Upper, who
has been preaching at the First Bap-
fist Church, 18th and o streets. will
have for his subject, tomorrow at II
a M. 'The Heavenly Host, at the Ia
Bile of Peace" and at pm. "Perplex-
ling Problems at the Peace Table"
| IS d y =
union meeting of the churches
of Mount Rainier and Brentwood. Nd.
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, in the Mount Rainier Chris.
tian Church, in the interest of the
leper work carried on by the Won
ems INSTRUMENTATION Missionary
Union. W. II. Denner. American sec.