Evening star., 1918-01-05

| tabernacle to worship. Services are to
be held at the church in the evening
Ihe midweek prayer meeting will be
held wednesday evening at o'clock.
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In st. Paul's Catholic Church the So
dality of the Blessed Virgin will re-
ceive holy communion at o'clock to-
morrow morning.
| The usual IL o'clock service will be
omitted tomorrow al the Church of the
Covenant, in order that members OF
the congregation may be present at
the Sunday Tabernacle. DR.. Charles
wood Will preach in the afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock on The Renaissance in Art
and Literature and the Revival in Re-
ligion." The triple quartet will sing
DR.. Woods evening subject is 1.-The Two
Cities: the Jerusalem Over Which Jesus
Wept and Over Which John Rejoiced y
The musical program at this service
Will be furnished by the evening choir
OF 100 voices, Sydney Lloyd Wrightson,
musical director.
The students of the Visitation Con-
vent. in Georgetown. have raised
enough money to equip a cot at the
American hospital base in France and
to contribute s435 to the Catholic Chap
lains' Aid Association
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The congregation of Metropolitan
Baptist Church will attend the services
tomorrow morning at Sunday taber-
nacle. The pastor. Rev. John Compton
Ball. will preach at the church in the
evening on How to Keep the Heart
Fires Burning During 1915"
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The three adult Bible classes OF the
Fifth Baptist Sunday school are max
ing special effort to boost their at
tendance during the Billy Sunday cam
paign- The Bara class for men is
taught by William E. Mooney; the Phi
lathea class for women. by c. Clinton
James, and the Berea class for men
and women. by ]. Jf. Darlington. Spe-
cial invitations are being extended to
strangers and men in uniform.
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Patriotic services are to be held to-
morrow evening at Temple Baptist
thirty stars will be unfurIed. The
principal address is to be delivered BY
Gen. George Il. Richards, T. s. A. Rev
DR.. j. J. Muir, pastor of the church
will also make an address. There is to
be patriotic music. Refreshments are to
be served men in uniform after the
services. DIR. Muir will preach at the
morning service
There is now coal In the bin at Epiph-
any Lutheran Church, 18th and U
streets northwest. and the usual serv-
ices Will be held tomorrow The pastor.
Rev. DR.. Steck, will preach morning and
evening.
DR.. John Nelson Mills will address the
Presbyterian Ministers Association at
the weekly meeting Monday morning
at 1880 o'clock in the New York Ave-
nue. Church on the theme. '1nterna-
tional Service Through Missions or Mis-
sions As an Agency for Peace
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The Mount Pleasant Canrrapatiop. :. I
Church. l40s Columbia road, will hold
its usual Saturday night social for SOL
diers and sailors this evening. and all
men in uniform are invited.
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A symposium on Palestine is to be
given under the auspices Of the Wash
ington Zionist Circle in the vestry
rooms of Eighth Street Temple Mon
day evening. Addresses are to be made
by DR.. H. NJ. Avf of England and Itta-
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Lieut. Aaronson occupied the pulpit
at Eighth Street Temple last evening.
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Representative Benjamin C. HiIliard
OF Denver. Col. will address the Pill
Con gregationaI Church. Columbia road
near 14th street, tomorrow at 10
O'Clock. The hundred men campaign
recently held by the class was CON
General Huston Thompson will address
the class one week from Sunday.
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Rev. William A. Wade, pastor OF ST
Marks Lutheran Church will conduct
the service at the Lutheran Home for
the Aged, Winthrop Heights near 18th
istreet and Rhode Island avenue north
east. tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
This service is held regularly every
Sunday afternoon for the members Of
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sons interested are invited to attend
the service. This Will be r. w Wade's
last service at the Lutheran Home, as
he has accepted cali to Baltimore
and VIII take charge of his new parish
about February ].
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Members OF the ccngrega ton OF Bethany
Baptist Church and the Sunday school
scholars are TO worship together tonor-
row morning al $50 o'clock There is to
gregation will go to the Sunday tabernacle
and attend the services there During
the Sunday campaign prayer meetings
are To be held Monday nights The
sermon at the church tomorrow night by
! Rev. Hugh r. Stevenson will be New
Years Motto
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Positive Proofs Of Scientific Soul
! Study is the title of an address to be
made by J. W. Nigh at the meeting Of
ian Temple tomorrow afternoon ut 8
/ o'clock.
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/ The regular services viii be omitted
at the Calvary Methodist Church tornor-
row morning on account OF the tabernacle
/ services: also the mems Bible class will
not be held for the game reason The
| Sunday school will be held at $50 O'clock,
| Epworth League devotional services viii
4 be held at 6:45 O'clock At o'clock DIR,
Montgomery will give special sermon
lecture on THE Philosophy of Reviyals
and Mr.. Sundays Work"
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| The Marlin class of the United Brethren
Church held a business session at the
home OF Mrs. Byers, 15S Adams street
| northwest. Thursday night. The retiring
president. Mrs. Mary Patterson, intro.
duced the newly elected officers. as fol-
! lows: Mrs. V. Estelle YoakIey. president
/ Miss Ola Emmner, vice president; Miss
Addie Speis. corresponding secretary.
| Miss Alice King, class secretary, and Mrs.
Alma Humer. treasurer Miss Fannie
Thompson gave an instructive talk on
Sunday school work. A social hour fol-
lowed and refresh merits were served
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! The socials which have been held each
fSaturday evening for soldiers at Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church have