Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-01


later than Friday noon.
Messages to Men" The Mems Club
will hold an important meeting at the
church Tuesday evening. The I'm
manuel Women will hold an all-day
meeting of their society Wednesday.
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The nth anniversary of the pastor
ate of DR.. Cove Griffith johnson at
brated by membership anniversary
social last evening.
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Prof. Raymond E. Daugherty of
Goucher College. Baltimore, Md,
formerly a missionary to Sierre Leone.
Africa. will deliver the address on
Women's day, II am. tomorrow. in
the Memorial United Brethren Church,
North Capitol and r tIeets. The pas
tor. Rev. DR.. FultZ will begin the sixth
series of illustrated sermon: tomor-
row at pm. The Problems of Life
is the first subject.
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At special meeting Wednesday
evening of the Nativity Chapel con-
gregation a committee was appointed
to perfect plans for the nation wide
campaign. The members of the COM
mittee are Y. D. Harbaugh. chairman
f. H. Chambers. treasurer: f. B. Nc
Dowell T. X. Higgs, NJ. A. Paul. Miss
J. E. Gibbons. Miss V. d. Fitzhugh.
Rev. Charles McAlister of Hyattsville
and o. II. Singleton were the chief
speakers.
A mems supper is to be held at the
parish hall. 18th and A streets south
east. Thursday. November 10. to which
all the men of the parish will be in
vited. There will be after-dinner ad-
dresses by prominent laymen of the
church.
The twenty third annual convention
of the Sunday School Institute of the
Diocese of Washington is to be held
Epiphany.
The Sunday school members of
Emmanuel Episcopal Church were en-
tertained last night in the parish hall
with a Halloween frolic. The usual
games of Halloween were had. At
the conclusion of the games ice cream
was served.
The men of the church assembled in
the parish hall Wednesday night to
meet with B. Mercer Hartman, from
New York headquarters. concerning
instituting a chapter of the Laymen's
Service Association. A chapter was
formed. with Charles F. Roberts,
president; Clarence B. Wallace, vice
president. and ]. Paul Green. secre-
tary-treasurer. The nationwide cam
paign work was discussed and tenta-
tive plans outlined.
At the IL o'clock service each Sum-
day, from now until the canvass is
started on December =, the church
will be visited by one of the four
minute speakers. with remarks and
in cfr fn
wide campaign movement. At the
II o'clock service tomorrow morning
the rector will speak on the general
convention just held in Detroit.
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DR.. G. Campbell Morgan. formerly
of London. England. and now of
Winona Lake. Ind. will preach at the
First Congregational Church, 10th and
G streets, tomorrow. On Monday night
DIR. Morgan will lecture at s o'clock
on 1.-THE Value of the Bible in the
Life of a Nation" Seats will be re-
served Monday evening for all clergy
men who will call at the pastors
study not later than 1880 o'clock.
The distinguishing feature Of the
Bahai Revelation" will be the sub
ject of the Bahai meeting tomor-
row afternoon. at Pythian Temple. at
3 o'clock. The speakers will include
James r. Morton, IT., or New YORK
city. and a Paris Bahai. who has re-
Gently returned from a several weeks
visit to the founder of the movement,
Abdul BAHIA, in Palestine.
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Rev Dr. James Shera Montgomery
will give a special lecture on 1.-THE
Heart of a Foof' tomorrow evening at
Calvary Methodist Church. This lecture
will have to do somewhat with the pres
ent-day industrial situation, and will
point out the utter folly and insanity of
the conflict which is now on, which
means, if allowed TO continue, the loss
Of millions of dollars to employer and
employe, also at the same time giving
every opportunity for the supremacy Of
European commerce.
Rev. DR.. Earle Wiley has returned
from the Disciples convention at Gin
cinnati and will celebrate tomorrow the
ninth anniversary Of. his pastorate at
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
His sermon subject tomorrow morning
will be 1.-THE Growth of the Kingdom. 4"
Thursday evening the business meeting
of the congregation will be held for the
purpose of electing four elders and fill
ing a number of vacancies in the board
of officers.
Rev. DR.. Frederick W. Beekman, rec
tor Of the American Church Of the Holy
Trinity at Paris, is to preach the ser
mon at ST. Margaret's Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning at II o'clock.