Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-25

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! The Girls Friendly Society of the
and streets, southeast. has ar
ranged can entertainment and social
for Tuesday evening. Rev Enoch NJ.
thompson, rector. Is urging all young
| people OF the church to attend.
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The adult department is to open
| another section tomorrow morn
ing under the leadership of Rev
Thomas l.: Small. Two other sec
/ veloping under the direction of Miss
! J. F.. Gibbons, and Miss V. y. Fitz-
hugh.
The Washington Guild for altar
Saturday. All Saints. day. their annual
communion SATURDAY.. at the Chapel
of the Nativity, at 80 O'Clock.
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| At Metropolitan Baptist Church. the
| Dean -Stockton-Sprake evangeliStic
party will close it's campaign tomor-
row. At the morning service DR.. Dean
| and Miss Amy Lee Stockton will
speak. A sermon for men only will
be delivered in the afternoon by DIR.
! Dean. He will also speak at the even
ing service.
| Rev. Dr. Powen. pastor of the Uni
versalist Church. 18th and L streets.
| HAS dITduBtu d SERIES Vi lcCluI cS lOl
Sunday evenings as follows: October
! 26 From Sea to Sea and Home
Again; November 2. The Homes of
! Our Fathers; November 9. Romance
November D9n ~ ss, They m That co DoWn to
the Sea in Ships; November 80. The
Trail of the Pilgrims
The jubilee services at Gospel Mis-
/ Sim dra VI ING close TOniRht
and tomorrow night Frank Dipple.
| superintendent of the Brotherhood
Mission. Philadelphia and George
Sanville of Philadelphia will speak.
give an address on Hymns and Their
| Authors" David Roberts will con-
duct the song service. Every night
| during the coming week the Mlllers,
| Ocean Grove singing evange.ists. will
conduct the services. Next month.
thirty local churches. with their pas
! tors and lay workers. will conduct
the services at the mission
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! Rev J. A. VoIlenweider. Army Y. NJ
! c. A. secretary, will preach at the
morrow morning and evening. in the
absence Of Rev. DR.. Earle Whitley.
who will not return from his trip
to the Disciples convention at Gin
| CfnndCi until next week. lie SuHOdy
school Of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church will give a harvest
home" festival at the church Tues
! day. Wednesday and Thursday even
nss D bn tbe be e,ss. sa
shelton class will sell Christmas. gifts
and the senior department of the
school will give playlet each even.
| ing. The proceeds of the festival will
be donated to the church building
fund.
! Rev. E. B. Bagby. who has been
absent for week at the interna-
! tional convention of the Disciples at
| Cincinnati. will speak upon some
| great things of the convention at the
service tomorrow morning of the Co
, lumbia Heights Christian Church.
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! DIR. James Snera Montgomery will
have for his special sermon subject at
the Calvary Methodist Church tomor-
row morning Religion: What's the
DIR. Montgomery will deliver a special
| lecture on Theodore Roosevelt" in
commemoration of the ex-President's
birthday. DR.. Montgomery has been
the auspices of the Roosevelt Memo
| rial Association. He will also give a
few lectures under the direction of
| this association next week in several
eastern cities.
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Rev. DR.. John Robertson. formerly
pastor of the City Temple Church, in
Glasgow, Scotland. will continue next
week the evangelistic services which
he has been conducting in the Fourth
| Presbyterian Church, 18th and Fair
mont streets.
: Foundry Epworth League will con-
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service tomorrow evening at 6:45.
| The theme for discussion is Doing
! Our Bit" The soloists for this occa-
sion will be Miss Engle and Miss
Holman. The league cabinet held
it's first meeting since the opening of
the fall activities at the home Of the
president Tuesday evening. A Hal
loween party has been arranged for
| the evening of October 81, under the
direction of Miss Dorothy Davis and
Miss Lenna stiles:
| Cardinal Gibbons will confirm a
large class of children and adults at
st. Vincent's Church. South Capitol
and NJ streets. tomorrow after the
late mass. which will be at 1890
/ timore this afternoon and return to-
morrow afternoon.
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At the annual meeting of the Bal
| timore branch Of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society. recently held
| in st. Marks NJ. +. Church. Baltimore.
Mrs. William A. Haggerty of this city
| was chosen president. The ladies of
Wesley Chapel. assisted by the men,
| bers of all the auxiliaries of the so
ciety in Washington. rendered a re-
! ception to Mrs Haggerty at the
church on Wednesday evening Of this
week.
| Miss Elizabeth Pierce, president of
the Washington district. presided. and
during the evening musical program
was rendered. Short addresses were
made by Miss Pierce. DR.. Henry S.
France and Mrs. Haggerty. The chap
,el was beautifully decorated by Mrs.
&c. c. Helmick. president of the Ladies
Guild of Wesley Chapel Refresh
ments were served by the Young
Women's Society.
| In the interest of the Bahai Reeve
lation active public work for the sea-
son will be opened by series of pub
lie meetings on Sunday afternoons at
is o'clock, beginning tomorrow at
! Pythian Temple.
! At the Church Of the Covenant Sher-
wood Eddy will speak tomorrow
morning. In the evening Rev. Dr.
Wood will give the second of the Sc
ries Of discourses on The Battle
fields of Europe and of the Soul" The
special subject will be The Trenches
| and Our Entrenched Enemies"
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Rev. Alfred Terry is to speak on
THE Mission of Spiritualism" at the
meeting of the First Spiritualist
Church at Pythian Temple tomorrow.
Thursday evening the monthly seance
! is to be held.