Evening star., 1918-04-20
PULPIT AND PEW.


A patriotic service 10 to be held At II
o'clock tomorrow morning at Emman-
uei Episcopal Church. when John y
capers win speak to the congregation
concerning the urgent need OF an over
subscription Of the third liberty loan.
Rev, william Oscar Roome. tr., rector
Of the church, has arranged the pro-
gram. The national colors, regularly
carried In the professional and recess
sional of the choir each Sunday. will be
augmented by the national emblems oil
Great Britain and of France. A COM
mittee of the yestry will be IN the yes
tibule of the church to receive sup
scrtptions TO bonds at the olose OF the
service There will be installed an
honor roll which will reveal the nanSs ,,,
of all parishiouers subscribing. II WIZ
be hung alongside of the honor roll OF
the names of the twenty-one men VINO
have gone from the parish lneu ,,,,,,,,' ono
service of the nation. Holy coInnu-
MON will be duly celebrated at ING
close of the address.
Bishop Harding will visit this church
at the evening service, at o ciock' 70
administer the apostolic laying on OF
hands in the sacrament of confirmation
The class will be presented by the rec
tor. The bishop will preach
"eoinr Over the Top will be the
subject of the sermon and service at
the II Street Christian Church. 9th and
II streets southwest, tomorrow morn
ing. At night the pastor. Rev Preston @
A. Cave, will have for his subject, The
Curse of the Stacker" At both serv-
ices the drive for the emergency fund
and liberty loan will be pressed.
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A good fellowship hour Will follow the
ar rtOn Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, George
town, tomorrow. An invitation is ex-
tended to soldiers and civilians to be
present. The sermon subject of the pas
God Blinded Their Eyes-a Soldier
Tells How Two Turned Back Ten Thou
sand" The morning subject will be
"Safe Investments"
Rev. DIR. sterrett, who has been spend
ing ten days at Atlantic City and at
Camp Dix on q visit to Chaplain Ster-
rett5 returns today and expects to Of
fciate at All Souls Memorial Church to-
morrow.
Foundry Epworth League will be ad-
dressed tomorrow evening at $40
o'clock by Louis Brownlow, president
His subject win be THE Crisis The
special musical numbers will include
solos By Miss Orre1 Wrench and
Charles W. Moore and a quartet by Mr..
and Mrs. C. P. Lewis, Miss Helen F.
Edgar and John E. Meyer. The league
win hold an entertainment and social
IN the church parlors Tuesday evening.
to which an invitation Is extended 10
young people who are strangers in the
citx This league now reports an en-
rollnnent of $50 young people, represent
ing homes located in forty-six states
Of the Union
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,Io ~ Foundry NJ r. Church
has elected the following oficers Tor
the ensuing year: President, Hudson
Mckee; vice president, William L Al
nson: secrstary. Water water 1 Raie MeCtea ssschar
C. 8. Bradley. and associate teacher'
George Dixon Thompson
The membership of this class OF
young men now numbers more than
loo. and me spirit of Christian broth
erhood which features its various lines
of endeavor is the outstanding factof
which has contributed most largely TO
the success and develtpment Of the
class.
Rev. Dr. James Shera Montgomery
will speak in Calvary Methodist Church
tomorrow morning on The Life over
IN accordance with the spirit OF the
Presidents special message, DR.. Mont
gomery will speak on 'Is Our Republic
Safe and the Liberty Loan Drive"
At the meeting of the Washington
Secular League at Pythian Temple to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock DR..
Riley D. Moore win speak on "Dietet,
follow. Current Matters of Interest
From the Standpoint of Secularisms
will be discussed as usual by the pres
ident following the opening of the
meeting.
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The Splendor of God" is the subject
OF an address announced by the Bahai
Assembly Of Washington, to be given
in Studio Hall, 1919 Connecticut avenue,
tomorrow evening at s:15 o'clock. The
teachings of Baha'o'llah will be set
forth in this discourse.
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The annual meeting of Westminster
Presbyterian Church was held on
Thursday night April Is. The presi-
dent Of the congregation was Leidy s..
Depue, with Sergt. Horace NJ. Davis
acting as secretary. The reports from
the different organizations of the
church showed an unusually prosperous
year. Charles d. Church resigned from
the board of trustees, and Elmer B.
Jasper was elected in his place. Trus-
tees for the term of three years were
elected as follows: ]. w. Blakelock. C.
W. Church and B. F. Anderson. The
following elders were elected: John
Brown, Daniel L. Irwin and A. Earle
Weeks. -Four new deacons werel also
elected: Stanley c. Depue, ]. Howard
MacCauley. Frank J. Motz and Harvey
W. Frey. The trustees were authorized
to take steps for the selling of the
manse- a vote of thanks was extend
ed to the pastor for his faithful and
successful work during the past year.
The treasurer for number of years
j. W. McKericher, was reelected as
were also the president and secretary.
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The regular reception to sailors SOL
dfers and strangers will be held in the
Metropolitan Memorial NJ E Church,
John Marshall place and C street, to-
morrow evening. from SIS to Z
O'Clock An evening service. last
Ing one hour, will be held at s
o'clock, and the pastor. Rev. Dr. Harry
%: Mitchell, will take for his topic
Upon This Rock Will Build Nv
church. Unit of Faith" The sub
Ject for the morning service will be a
Limitations of Life"
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The annual memorial service in honor
OF Gen. q. s. Grant under the ans
pices of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie will be held in the Metropolitan
Memorial NJ. E. Church Sunday night
April 2s. While President Cen. Grant
worshtped In this church, and me-
mortal tablet was placed on the walls
by George W. Childs of Philadeiphia An
interesting program has been arraneed
and the patriotic orders of this citv
have been invited to participate.
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Rev. DIR. j. ]. Muir, pastor of Temn1e
Baptist Church, has returned fror,
Phlladelph1a, where he attended i'm