Evening star., 1919-03-22

bishops. will be the speaker daily a,
the midday services in the Church OF
the Epiphany next week. Rev. Thorn
as L. Green of the National Red Cross
will give an address tomorrow nigh,
in the Church on The Dream of the
Ages
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The diocesan Bible class meets Fri.
day nights at o'clock in St. John:
parish hall. 18th and II streets north.
! west. under the direction OF Canor
DeEries. The lessons are taken from
the international sunday school Sc
fleS. All are cordially invited.
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! Mrs. Nanette b. Paul. president OF
faui Institute. is to deliver an ad-
dress tomorrow at the Senior Society
of Christian Erdeavor meeting from
to O'Clock at First Congregational
! Church.
The Most Certain Sign of the Sec.
ond Coming of Christ in the Present
/ Generation" is the subject of a
! prophetic lecture to be given by
/ Carlyle r. Haynes at the Shubert-
! Garrick Theater tomorrow afternoon
! at 3 o'clock.
| Institute, which MIR. Haynes is con-
| ducting at Memorial Church. 18th
; and NJ streets northwest. are: To-
| morrow night. "The Fall of Babylon
| Tuesday night, The Great Contro-
f! versy Between Christ and Satan, and
! Thursday night. Faith =,
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The organized adult Bible class of
| Foundry Methodist Church will be
| addressed tomorrow morning at $3.50
O'Clock by Prof. Charles +. Engart or
The Inspiration OF the Scriptures. "
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The Dumbarton~ Mems Community
! CLUB Will hold an open meeting on
F! Tuesday evening in Dumbarton NJ. F.
| Church. DR.. Edward l.. Watson OF
| Baltimore, Md, will deliver q lee
| ture and there will be music and a
| social. The public will be heartily
| welcomed This club has organized
a camera club under the leadership
; of &. c. Smith. and it will take its
| first outing, weather permitting, to-
morrow
Daniel J.. Roper. commissioner OF
! internal revenue. win address the
/ mems Bible class at Mount Plea SAINT
NJ +. Church, South. tomorrow morn
| ing at $50 o'clock. At pm. Rev
John c. Copenhaver will preach a
| "Christs Wallf1owers," ard there will
be a social half hour. with light re-
freshments after the service.
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Foundry Epworth League an
nounces for it's speaker tomorrow
| evening at the devotional service Col
! G. r. Garnett. on spiritual Values
The special soloists will be Mrs. Ben,
! jamin Sou.e Gantz, soprano. and Har'
! vey s. Garrett bass.
! A large number of the young peo.
pie will assemble in the dining hall
| of the church on Wednesday evening
+, at $50 o'clock for a good fellow
! ship" dinner. arranged under the di-
! rection of Mrs. Charles Ernst chair
man. This will be followed by an en-
| tertainment in the Sunday school au
/ ditorium Al $50 O'Clock, featuring 9
varied and attractive program of 'mu'
sical and literary innovations con-
tributed by league talent.
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Special Lenten services are being
held at Emmanuel Church every
| Wednesday and Sunday night with
F., visiting prea chers Tomorrow morn
ing the sermon will be delivered by
export. and at the night service Rev
| George W. Atkinson will occupy the
pulpi. and give some of his expert
ences as chaplain at the front. The
rector. Rev. William Oscar Roome. jr.
! is conducting series Of meditations
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Agnes Chapel. the vicar of St. Agnes
| (Rev. c. D. Weedon( conducting sim
liar services at Emmanuel Wednes.
day nights.
The members of Emmanuel are car
! rying on an Individual campaign or
of Lent. with a special view of reach
/ ing all who. have not been active II
parochial life.
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Rev. DR.. Greene. pastor of Calvar!
Baptist Church, has recovered from al
illness, and will be in his pulpit tomor
row. The music will include Il violir
solo. Lusin's Lullaby and Prayer" b,
Miss Charlotte Armstrong. instructor il
Buckrell University. Monday evenins
the Choral Society OF the church viii
render the oratorio, The Crusaders,
assisted by we'll known talent.
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The Vaughn class of Calvary Bap
tist Sunday school tomorrow will de
part from its usual custom and hole
q joint session with the Burial elias:
OF young ladies, taught by Miss Jes
sic l.. Burial, who has built up {
class of over 200 members in tha
Sunday school within the past two
years The joint session will be helt
| in the church auditorium. and Prof
Louis D. Bliss. teacher of the Vaughr
class. will present an outline of the
lesson Miss Burial giving the prac
tical application.
Singing by quartet from the two
classes will be feature of the serv,
ice. Notices have been sent to mem
bers of each class. and the young
! ladies are trying.t to excel the men in
attendance. ;r
The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at Second Baptist
Church. 4th street and Virginia ave.
niue. southeast. tomorrow evening a,
! .:45. and at S'o'clock the pastor. Rev
discuss the theme Does the Work
! ingman Give a Square Deal"" OF
What Capital Has "A Right to Ex-
pect from Labor Union
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Grace Baptist Church. 9th street
and South Carolina avenue southeast
will hold a week of inspirational
meetings, beginning tomorrow. Rev
u. S. Knox of Falls Church, Va. will
be the preacher. The services begin
at 7:45 o'clock.
Rev. Edward b, Bagby, pastor OF
the Columbia Heights Christian
Church. has returned from a revival
in Clarksburg, w. Va, where there
: were nealy one hunded additions to
the church.
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Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
has returned from Boston and New
York and will preach in Calvary
Methodist Church tomorrow.
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The Delta Alpha class of which
Mrs. Margaret Baker Egbert is
teacher. of Emmanuel Baptist Church
held social and business meeting
! Wednesday night.
The class lin training for service is
ITO meet Thursday night at o'clock
fJr the study of Chapter of the New
Normal Convention Manual. the sub