Evening star., 1918-04-06

A service flag is to be unfurled to-
morrow morning at Gunton-Temple
Presbyterian Church. 14th and r
streets, in connection with which an
address will be delivered by Capt. Hic-
kok. Patriotic songs are to be sung,
and seats are to be reserved for en-
listed men.
Officers of Emmanuel Protestant Epis-
copa1 Church. of which Rev. W. o.
Roome, jr., is rector. were elected Mon
day as follows: Senior warden, Charles
F. Roberts; junior warden. Clarence B.
Wallace; registrar. Richard A. Estep;
treasurer. Charles +. Roberts; vestry-
men, ]. B. Redd. j. F. Hagan. w. ].
Latimer, Glenn A. Seaman. c. F. Rob-
erts. c. B. Wallace, r. A. Estep and N.
R. Harnish: delegate to diocesan con-
vention. C. F. Roberts; alternate. w. J.
Latimer; delegate to archdeaconry. G.
A Seaman: alternate. J. F. Hagan.
The result Of the election at st. Luke's s
P. E. Church Monday was: DR.. ]. C.
Norwood, senior warden; D. D. Moore,
junior warden; Alfred p Brunt. B. H.
Craft, Henry L. Dixon, Walter Douglas,
Robert Rice. John H. Paynter. Robert
L. Pend1eton and Walter Hutchinson.
vestrymen; DR.. j. c. Norwood and John
H. Paynter.. delegates to the diocesan
convention. with D. D. Moore and A. P.
ton. treasurer. and ]. c. Burlis. regis
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The pastor of the Metropolitan Me-
mortal NJ E. Church, DR.. Harry D.
Mitchell, received into the church
Easter day class of twenty-four
persons. The church year, which closed
Monday night, was one of unusual pros
perity both financially and numerically.
During the absence of the pastor the
pulpit tomorrow will be filled by Rev.
Clyde Armitage in the morning and
Rev. c. A. Shreve at night.
At Luther Place Memorial Church a
stereopticon lecture at the Christian
Endeavor meeting. at 1880 pm, on ''The
Christian Duty and Privilege Of Bible
Study" Fifty colored slides will show
the progress by which our English
Bible has been handed down to us from
the original writings of Moses to the
latest American revision of the Eng
lish text.
Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan, pastor of
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. left Wednesday for
the annual conference which is In ses-
sion in Baltimore. DR.. Bryan has re-
ceived the unanimous call to remain as
pastor of the local church for another
year and he expects to return. A large
number of new members have been re-
ceived during the year, and $4,000 has
been paid on the $4,000 debt on the
church property. Tomorrow the pulpit
will be occupied in the morning by
Charles K Hoover and at 7:45 pm. by
G. E. Dunkum. jr.
A business and social meeting of the
mems Bible class of the Langdon NJ. E.
Church was held Monday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Van Hook, oath
and Evarts streets northeast. Among
those present were: Rev. S. E. Ross,
NJ
Fall, vice president: r. Bland Phelps.
treasurer and instructor: Karl G. New
oil. secretary: L. NJ. Green. c. H. Van
Hook. Everett Stone. Messrs. Brown.
Murray, A. NJ. Newell and De Lancy.
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Foundry Epworth League will be ad-
dressed tomorrow evening by Henry B.
F. MacfarIand, formerly Commissioner
of the District of Columbia The topic
is what Are We in the War For?"
In addition to the preliminary song
service by the league. several special
musical numbers will be rendered. con-
sisting of vocal solos by Clarence Lew
is, Miss Stella Eames and Miss May L.
Cross.
James A. Edgerton, president of the
International New Thought Alliance.
will speak tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock on "The Spirit OF Democracy" at
the Eagles Wing, 500 11th street.
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Officers and vestrymen were elected
by the congregation of St. Margarets
parish at the annual congregational
meeting, as follows: Senior warden.
Admiral Thomas o. Selfridge; junior
warden, Alexander T. Hensey; treas
urer. LIE Roy Tuttle; registrar. William
Waller; delegate to diocesan conven-
tion. William Waller; alternate. Com
mander C. T. Jewell: vestrymen, Alex
ander T. Hensey. William H. Heron,
c. T. Jewell. Carl B. Keferstein. Clar-
ence Norment, LIE Roy Tuttle. Thomas
O. Selfridge and William Waller
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The contest for attendance at the
meetings of the Christian Endeavor
Society of New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church between the young men
and women will close tomorrow even