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

the New York Hippodrome. The en-
tertainment is under the auspices of
| the Liberal Religious Union.
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Rev. DR.. J. ]. Muir, who has been
visiting his brother at Maplewood.
N. J., this week, is to preach the
| sermons tomorrow at Temple Baptist
Church. His subject tomorrow morn
ing will be The New Vocation" The
subject for the evening service will be
Two Daughters-I n-Law."
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Rev. H. NJ. Reed will teach the mems
Bible class at Mt. Pleasant NJ E.
Church South tomorrow. The subject
is The Fruits of Faithfulness" Rev.
John c. Copenhaver will address the
$3.50 o'clock every Sunday morning in
the church, 18th near Lamont street
At IL o'clock Rev John G. Copenhaver
| will preach. His subject is THE
! Stewardship of Property"
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Y. NJ. c. A. speakers at camps about
| Washington tomorrow will include
Lieut.. Charles H. Fiske, at Camp
Leach: Rev. H. w. Bloch. at Liberty
| Hut; Rev. w. L. Love. at Meigs, and
members of the staff at Humphreys
Y. NJ. c. A. men are underta king the
conduct of services at Peck Memorial
Chapel. and the speakers tomorrow
evening will be Rev. N. L. Richardson
| and Rev. George l.. Pake.
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| A musical trio that has been tour
! ing camps in all parts of the country
! under the auspices of the Y. NJ. C. A.
national war work council will give
public concert at the Washington Y.
| NJ. c. a. lobby tomorrow afternoon at
3:45 O'Clock, The trio is composed of
Mrs. Mary Schultz. mezzo soprano. and
Miss Nicola Thomas, violinist, of New
! York, and Miss Marie Belt, pianist, of
| Washington. Following the musical
program Rev. Charles A. Shreve. pas
tor of McKendree Church. will make
a short address.
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In Second Baptist Church. 4th street
and Virginia avenue southeast. to-
morrow morning. Rev. Howard I.
i Stewart will preach on American
! knighthood and the New Patriotism"
and at pm. there will be a song
and sermon on The Great In
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/, Masses will be celebrated in the
post chapel at Fort Myer at 1880 and
10 am. every Sunday. Rev. Ignatius
| Fealy. formerly of this city. has been
! recently assigned to the garrison.
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| The Wou;3n's Missionary Society of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church will
! hold the annual praise service tomo--
row evening. At this service Rev.
DR.. John Nelson Mills. world traveller
| lecture on missionary Problem of
America in Mi2isterine to the Various
| Peoples Within Her Borders"
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The Alta Boy" soldiers from Camp
| MelgS viii sing patriotic and religious
songs at the, Ingram Memorial Con-
| gresational Church, 10th street and
4 a va
morrow evening at O'Clock. A
liberty sing will be led by Ralph w.
Hills of the war camp community
/ service. Sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Lewis E. Purdue. At II am. the
pastor will preach On '"The Man
tian Endeavor Society will meet at {
pm. A good luck SOCIAL for the
! young people of the church will be
held in the church parlors Friday at
s o'clock.
Rev. Paul Sperry. pastor of the
| Church of the New Jerusalem. on 1eth
| street. is delivering a special series
of addresses on Sunday evenings of
December on The Reconstruction of
Religion" The special topic for to-
morrow evening will be The Author
ity of the Scriptures"
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IHe centenary campaign OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church is in full
swing. Rev. DR.. Morris E. Swartz
executive secretary Of the Washing.
ton area, will preach in Metropolitan
Memorial NJ E. Church tomorrow
evening.
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"Are Signs of the Second Coming OF
Christ Given to Christians Today" is
Rev. " Hez Swem's subject tomorrow
night. s o'clock at Centennial Bop
fist Church. 7th and I streets north
east. The morning subject is '.Hu.
man New ness"
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How should Christian employers
treat their Employer This ques-
ton will be discussed tomorrow morn
| ing, $50 to IL o'clock. by the w. H.
Proctor mems Bible class at Hamline
| Church, 9Th and P streets.
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Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan pastor OF
North Cal DINA Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church, has arranged s2e-
ctal services for tomorrow. rLe II
O clock service will be in Tho interest