The Washington herald., 1918-05-25

deliver an address on "The Flag Tri-
umphant"
At the. morning service at II o'clock
Rev. Charles w. Carroll. of Phila-
delphia. win occupy the pulpit.
First Congregational.
DR.. James L. Gordon. pastor Of the
First Congregational Church. Tenth
and @ streets northwest, will leave
on the first of June on an extended
patriotic lecturing tour. His final
subjects for Sunday, May 26, will be:
IL a. m. Did Ingersoll Die a Chris
Itian" s D. m, "The Soldiers Bride"
The famous Fisk University Jubilee
Singers will sing at the evening
service.
DR.. Gordon will return about the
middle of September.
Rev. Charles r. Aked, DID,, Of New
York, one Of Americas best known
preachers, will occupy the pulpit of
the First Congregational Church dur
ing the month of June. preaching
both morning and evening. He will
bring a message suited to the thrill
ing events Of the present hour.
Memorial Services.
A memorial service in honor and
memory of the deceased members
Of the fire department of the Dis
trict of Columbia will be held in
every engine house and truck house
in the city Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock. The services will be un-
der the auspices of the Firemen's
Association of the District and the
Young Mems Christian Association.
An Official memorandum has been
issued by Chief Wagner designating
the hour as 1880 p. m. at which
time the gong will toll in each
house for the deceased members of
the department. Engineer John Daily
and Private Simon F. Holohan.
The order of service will then be
read by the following leaders,
which have been supplied by the
Religious Work Department OF the
Y. NJ. C. A.
Engine No. l.. chas. X. Hoover:
Engine No. :, w. o. Hiltabidle; En-
gine No. 3, Ashby Jump: Engine No.
4. r. ]. Burnett; Engine No. 5. c.
J. Hicks: Engine No. s, s. d. Hardy;
Engine No. Z. Adolph Holmes; En-
gine No. s, w. H. Loving: Engine
No. 9. r. r. Riedell: Engine No. 10.
r. r. Groomes: Engine No. IL, c. H.
MacMurray: Engine No. IL, c. w.
Flora; Engine No. 13, S. ]. Small
wood; Engine No. II, G. Z. Harris;
Engine No. Is. Geo. w. King, jr.,
Engine No. 16: N. A. Lufburrow; En-
gine No. II. r. L. Ross: Engine No.
Is. Rev. L. L. Bowers: Engine No.
10. W. E. Mooney; Engine No. 20.
Rev. Amos Clary; Engine No. 81.
H. H. Beltz; Engine No. %, ]. w.
Camp; Engine No. 90. r. D. Bur-
bank; Engine No. "a. DR.. II. c. Nc
Neil; Engine No. 25, c. F. Linger;
Engine No. 26. r. B. Phelps; Engine
No. 27. G. f. Dunkum, jr.; Engine
No. rs. w. Linendoll: Truck No. 1.
Ashby Jump; Truck No. ., II. s.
Welch; Truck No. 3. r. c. Reinoehl;
Truck No. 4. J. l. Haffey: Truck No
5, Rev. J. p. Adams; Truck No. 6,
Representative from Bennett Glass;
Truck No. Z, NJ. S. McCathran; Truck
No. s. c. F. Linger; Truck No. ., H.
H. Beltz, Truck No. 10. W. Z.
Mooney; Chemical No. 2. J. w. Har-
dell.
Foundry Epworth League.
Foundry Epworth League will be-
gin a new year of activities next
Sunday evening with its regular
monthly at home" service. The
special music, which has become a
feature Of these meetings, will in
clude duet by Mrs. c. P. Lewis
and Miss Florence Blackburn, and a
solo by Miss Orrel Wrench. At the
annual business meeting held last
week the following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: President,
Oliver c. Moles; first vice president,
Hudson Mckee; second vice presi-
dent, Miss Florence Blackburn: third
vice president. Mfss Mabel Tyson;
fourth vice president, Mrs. A. R.
Richmond; secretary, Miss Mary NJ.
Thompson: treasurer. William I. Al
lison; organist, Miss Lois Stuntz:
pianist. George D. Thompson: choir
leader, ]. W. Galleher; and director
of orchestra, Charles Ernst.
Emmanuel Baptist.
Rev. Cove Griffith johnson, D. d..
pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church
in Mount Pleasant, has returned from
Atlantic City. where he attended the
Northern Baptist convention. He
will pleach Sunday morning from the
topic: THE Great War Task of the
Churches of Christ"
In the evening. Percy 8. Foster will
conduct half-hour song service, be-
ginning at o'clock. The pastor will
continue the studies from the Book
OF Revelation. the special subject for
sunday evening being: rs the
DEVILS Time Short?"
The Bible School. in charge Of su-
perintendent Orren F. Hunter and
E. H. De Groot. jr., will meet prompt
ly at $50 o'clock. There are classes
for all.
The weekly choir rehearsal, under
the direction Of Mrs. Z. p. Dickin-
son, will be held Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock