Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-06

1ecks tsSnorrow VIM Be respectively, "A
Er6cIfed yTOr3dr and a soldiers De-
FESTIVE Amor In the absence OF Rev.
{ p. P!sttymsa, chaplain Of r.. the ~ senats Z
&sir, ID acting for him.
! Psultst choir Of loo voices Of Chicago
= to sing at the high mass tomorrow
This choir sang abroad before the Pope
and won q prize in an international
oontest Rev. John n. Mcnamara is to
% .oslsbrant; Of the the mass and the
preacher VIII 20 Ms & rn0mas'
At the annual meeting of the wardens
and vestry Of st. Margaret's Episcopal
Church this week officers for the en-
suing year were elected as follows:
senior warden. Admiral Thomas O..
Selfridge: Junior warden. Alexander T.
Hensey; treasurer. Leroy futile; regis
trar, William Waller: delegate to do
cesar convention. William Waller; al
ternate, c. T. Jewell; vestry, Alexander
q. Hensey, William H. Heron. C. T.
Jewell, Carl B. Keferstein. Clarence
Norment. Leroy futile. Thomas o. Sell
fridge. William Waller.
General Secretary William Knowles
Cooper of the Y. NJ. c. A. will speak to-
morrow morning at the Second Baptist
Church. 4th street and Virginia avenue
southeast and at o'clock Rev. DIR. w.
n. Sledge. an evangelist of the south,
pastor at Camp Meade. He will also
give a short talk on religious work in
our camps.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd.
9Th and 1 streets northeast. tomorrow
night, the speaker will be the Rev.
Canaan Savage, who will tell of what
he has personally seen in work in the
war zones and at the front Canon Saw
age will tell of military camps in Eng
land and of base camps in France, OF
the battle line in Flanders and along
the Somme and Of what has been done
in Palestine and Egypt. and of the
work Of the Y. NJ. c. A. in England
France, Italy. Macedonia, Egypt and
the Mediterranean. He will also tell of
what this war means to the CIVILIAN
population of Serbia and the war coun-
tries generally. The public is invited.
Canon Savage is a son-in-law of the
late Dean Farrar, well known as the
writer of a life of Christ and other
works.
Special Sunday morning services are
to be held at Gurley Memorial Presby-
terrain Church. beginning tomorrow
morning and continuing through May
IL. The services are to be conducted
Nv the pastor, Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
The program for the services is:
April Z, Peter, Forgiven and Restor-
kd"; April IA. Thomas. Convinced and
Strengthened"; April II. The Master,
Is. easter the Secret of Its Abiding
value; May 5. Heaven, Our Aspira-
ton and Home" and May IL, The
Lords Return. Its Manner and Pur-
hose"
of NO O.
pendent Order of st. Luke is to be held
Al Ebenexer NJ. e. Church, 4th and D
streets southeast, tomorrow evening,
under the direction of Rev. w. H. Dean,
the pastor.
The choir of Petworth Baptist Church
visited Walter Reed Hospital Sunday
evening. and participated in its early
Quested to sing each Sunday evening at
the hospital. Tomorrow, the pastor.
Rev F. Paul Langhorne, will have the
usual sermonette for tie junior MEM
bers of the church and Sunday school,
and the Junior choir viii sing. Com
munion service will be celebrated. with
Q reception to a large group of new
members. The subject for the evening
service. with the pastor preaching. will
be Curiosity"
There will be a unique service at ST.
Paul's Church, 23d street and Washing
ton circle, tomorrow evening when
number Of gold medals will be award
Cd to boys who have won them in the
chair and acolytes' guild for distin-
guished service during the past year.
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Fear Versus Faith Is to be the sub
esct of sermon by Rev. Cove G. John
CON tomorrow morning at Emmanuel Bap-
Dist Church, 10th street and Columbia
toad Communion will be celebrated. At
the evening service Percy s. Foster will
be IN charge Of '.An evening of Gospel