Evening star., 1918-06-22

GUS in the history Of the society
having raised more money Tor mis-
sions, chapel car works. and otner
benevolent objects than ever before;
for the ensuing year: Dan @. Roberts,
president: D. Lee Johnson. vice presi-
dent; Miss Bessie NJ. Glass. treasurer;
Mr. Kay, recording secretary; Mrs.
secretary. The society decided to con-
tinue the meetings during the sum-
mer months. The meeting closed with
patriotic songs by the society, Mrs.
Roberts presided at the piano.
REPRESENTATIVE John L. Burnett of
Alabama will be the speaker at the
open air service at Lincoln Park to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. These
services are being held every sun
day afternoon under the auspices OF
the Y. MAC. A. and Inter-Church com.
the northeast and southeast sections
of the city. The song service will be
led by C. NJ. Griest. and Miss Mae
Burn will be the organist.
:a., +..n will,
have charge of the services at the
Western Presbyterian Church tomor-
row evening at 8 o'clock Page NICK
Etchison will preside and lead the
song service. A. B. Gleditzsch will
De the SOlO1SI, ana dONleT y. SOuu~
cilor will deliver the address.
At St Thomas Church tomorrow at
II o'clock Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith will
preach on Ancient and Modern Food
Administrations" st. Thomas Church
as heretofore. Tho only difference is
that instead Of service in church at I
o'clock, followed by a reception at
O'Clock in the parish hall, both service
and reception are in parish hall and be-
gin at 80 o'clock. Dr. Gabriel F. John
Franklin Of tho reception and Mrs. H. E.
Copenhaver Of the supper.
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Rev. W. Ernest LaWton will preach
at the Kendall Baptist Church. 9Th and
morning the subject is why Ought
to Go to Church." and in the evening
Spiritual Innrmity; It's Cause and
Cure" Kendall Church recently called
Rev. F. I. Griffin of West Mansfield.
Ohio. as its minister, who will assume
The Most worshipfui Grand Lodge
Of Masons OF the District of Column
i bia will hold divine services at John
Wesley A. NJ. e. Zion Church, 18th
ing. at s:15 o'clock. in commemora-
| tion Of st. Johns day. Large repre-
sentations from all departments of
the order will be present and Grand
Master ss. Joseph sesn ,dysss Eysns of
Brown. the pastor. will deliver the
sermon.
| The Bolgiano class of Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
at its annual meeting: President, J.
! Clark OImsted; vice president, H. l..
Underwood: secretary. James A.
ELgar; assistant secretary, F.: L; Rob
chairmen: Membership, Perry Elliott:
missionary. J. c. Smith: executive,
Frank w. Bolgiano: social. g. H. Fon-
ken: devotional. oliver c. Moles. and
music Capt. H. S; Garrett. This class
Rev. DR.. Walter Everett Burnett az
the teacher. Frank w. Bolgiano and
William Dalton as assistant teachers.
The class meets every Sunday at $3.50
O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Carruthers breaches at the
III O'Clock service at the Church OF
the Covenant tomorrow morning. The
afternoon service has been discon-
tinued for the summer. Rev. DR.. Wood
His subject is Loneliness" Chaplain
Barbour Of Fort Myer will speak at
the evening "at home" at tbs o'clock
His subject viii be Classification OF
the War; an address that has been
given wide circulation by the War
Department because OF it's denuncia-
ton Of forms of pacificism.
Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton Smith, rector
of st. Johns Church, will address the
lAllcomers' Bible Class at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning at the war service
house of the Church Of the Covenant
1929 Connecticut avenue. Tuesday
evening. at the meeting of tho AL
States Club. Lieut. Commander Henry
Van Dyke made IN address. DR.. Var
Of the country. visiting the naval
training stations He spoke Of the
united spirit that prevails Throughout