Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-09

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Beginning tomorrow, the George
town Presbyterian Church will hold
a social hour after the evening serv-
ice. to which soldiers. war workers
and all strangers are invited. A brief
musical program will be provided by
Prof. George Herbert Wells. Re
freshments will be served by the
Christian Endeavor Society.
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Temple Baptist Bible School will
hold a memorial service tomorrow
morning, at the regular session Of
the school, for five members who
passed away during the month of
October They are Private Harry NJ.
Sullivan, Helen w. Kirby, Everett w.
Gottlieb, Edward A. Muir and Charles
N. Richards.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell of the
Methodist Church will be the school
preacher tomorrow at the Tome School.
Bishop Mcdowell has been one of the
regular preachers at Tome for several
years.
The W. H. Proctor mems Bible class
urges all strangers and soldiers to Wis
il them tomorrow morning at $3.50
ner 9Th and p streets. Prof. E. S.
Parks, an able teacher, will conduct the
lesson.
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The first meeting for the winter of
the Washington Auxiliary of the McAll
Mission in France will be held at the
First Congregational Church, 10th and
o'clock.
zone Sin Only Never Can Be For
given. Which One? Have I Commit
ted It?" is Rev. e. Hez Swen's SUBJ
ject tomorrow night, 8 o'clock. at Cen
tennial Baptist Church, 7th and I
streets northeast. The morning sub
ject is "Healthful Words"
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All Souls Unitarian Church an
nounces a patriotic musical service
for tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The song service will be led by Gil
bert Wilson of Quantico. The soloist
will be Mile. Yvonne de Treville, the
French prima donna.
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Petworth Baptist Sunday School will
have as a special feature tomorrow
morning rally day exercises. Exercises
will commence at 10 o'clock, and con-
The Sunday school held its annual cleo
ton of officers Monday evening, re-elect-
ing the officers of the previous year.
At the evening service tomorrow the
silk service flag presented to Petworth
congregation will be unfurled. Chap
lain Frazier of the Navy will be the
principal speaker. There will be bap-
tism at the close of the service. The
annual business meeting Of the church
was held Tuesday evening. at which
pared by the finance committee for the
year f917-18 had been exceeded by sew
eral hundred dollars.
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.. Rev. DR.. Lucien Clark, DID,, VIII preach
in Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
sacrament Of the Lords supper win be
administered at the morning service.
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The Metropolitan Baptist Church will
hold special service tomorrow evening
in honor of its service flag representa-
tives. Twenty-one new stars will be
dedicated and every star re-designated
eighty-six in all. TAPS set to words
will be sung by the chorus, and the pas
tor, Rev. John Compton Ball, will preach
on "When the Stars Fought Against
Sisera.''
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Rev, DR.. Charles S. Morris of Nor
folk, Va, begins a ten-day service at
Shiloh Baptist Church tomorrow. His
sermons. morning and night and on
each week night thereafter, will deal
with the Second Coming of Christ
as Taught in the Scriptures" To-
morrow afternoon Dr.. Norris will
speak to the men Of the city upon
the subject, Samson in Delflah's
Lap" The meeting will be opened
to men only, and all men. especially
soldiers and sailors, are invited to
this service.
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Tomorrow morning at II o'clock
Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pastor Of the
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church,
will preach thee second sermon in the
series on 1.-THE Questions of the Hour
by taking as his special subject Are
We Worthy of the Sacrifices of the
Men Over There
A liberty supper" for everybody,
especially for war workers, will be
served at 6:3O o'clock. At the even
ing, service the pastor will preach on
the subject, The Man Who Fought
the Stars" and will be assisted with
special music by Mr.. Van De Wall.
harpist, United States Marine Band /:
Mr.. La Toilette, violinist, and Mr..
Braithwaite, tenor .soloist-
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At the annual election Of Epiphany
Lutheran Church, Of which Rev. DR..
Steck is pastor. the following officers
were elected: Elder, I. d. Alden:
deacons, Dr. r. M. CrisweT. Homer N
Link and Ferdinand waldman. The
report OF the treasurer. L B. Dodson,
showed that the average per capita
contribution for the year, exclusive