Evening star., 1918-06-01
PULPIT AND PEW.

on the screen through the courtesy
Of the bureau of commercial econom-
les. The occasion will be featured as
ladies night" and the men will
bring the ladies Of their families and
their circle of friends. Strangers in
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Prominent clergymen from other
cities and lay speakers from out of
town will be heard at practically all
the camps in the vicinity of Washing
ton at services under Y. NJ. c. A. aus
Rev. DR.. Paul R. Hickok. religious
work director. has arranged the fol-
lowing schedule:
Camp American University-Rev.
DR.. John Allen Blair Of Philadelphia,
evening.
Syracuse. N. z, evening.
Fort Myer-Rev. H. L. Hodge of
Pittsburgh. Pa. evening.
Potomac Park-Rev. E. C. Thomas
of Baltimore. morning and evening.
Richmond. Va, evening.
Washington barracks Rev. DR..
Paul r. Hickok, morning.
Fort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown.
evening.
dover. N. Y, evening.
Camp Humphreys-Nevton W. Pres
ton OF Nebraska, evening.
At the Camp Humphreys services
Miss Marguerite Cooper. Mrs. Richard
Bone and Miss Genevieve Folsom, all
will sing.
A special meeting Of the Pastors
Federation will be held Monday at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church at II o'clock. The meeting is
committee on Sabbath observance.
What the War Is Teaching the
Nations" Is the special subject of a
sermon by Rev. Bernard Braskamp
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock in
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church.
held during the continuance of the
present battle on the western front
daily in the boardroom of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The room will be open to all who de-
o'clock. the united prayer service
commencing at the latter hour and
continuing to / o'clock. This service
is intended for all. without reference
to creed. who love their country and
desire victory for the allied armies.
sermon
tomorrow at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church will be ..The
Union of Nations and the Brotherhood
of Man" Rev. Reginald Rowland will
treat of the place of Christ in a world
of f1ux.
Col. Samuel L. Brengle. D. D.. Bible
teacher. author and preacher. will
conduct special revival campaign in
the salvation Army hall. $50 PennsyI-
xania avenue. June to 9. inclusive.
Meetings will be held at the hall every
evening at s o'clock with the excen.
tion OF Wednesday evening, when the
colonel VIII speak to the soldier boys
at the Washington barracks Y. NJ.
Ensign Mark Smith. the nu.,..,
genius. will have charge of the sing
Ing. Col. S. L. Brengle was horn In
Indiana in 1850. His father was an
ofhcer In the Union Army and lost his
rrsdaatsd l1s as sas frere siege Of vicksburs He
while studying theology in Boston
University that he met the Salvation
army. which he Joined in 1887. After
passing through the famous London
t, ttEnsiano) Training College he re-
mas held many important positions in |
tne Sa!vatlon Army. While stationed
IN BOSTON he was almost killed during 1
the persecution of the Salvationists
In the early days.
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Miss Eleanor J. Stevenson of Troy, |
n. Y. who Is visiting, her brother,
Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson, pastor OF l
Bethany Baptist Church. will be the
soloist at both services tomorrow.
Miss Stevenson has been the director
of music for several years in some of /
the leading Baptist Institutions of /
learning in the south.
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The young people of Bethany Bap-
tist Church will have charge of the
social hour at the close Of the serv- /
ice tomorrow night, wien they will i
say farewell to several Of the young /
men from the church and congregation Il
who are leaving the city for active
War aerYica. All .aoldtera. aailora and