Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-22

WOmanS' Foreign Missionary society
will be held Monday at s pm. at the
I street. Mrs. William Fraser Nc
Dowell. national president of the W.
f. NJ. s., will speak on THE Jubilee
Executive" recently held in Boston
Mrs. w A. Haggerty, president OF the
Baltimore branch. will speak on our
Missionaries and Mrs. +. L. Harvey
branch secretary. will speak on "Medi-
cal Work" Mrs. Charles Hoover and
\. y. Gardner. will sing. Mrs ". 5.
Dewhirst is the president OF the Met
ropolitan Memorial Auxiliary and has
been active in, the perfecting Of the
program. .
Vesperr services are to be held At
thu. Y w. C. A tomorrow afternoon
at 4:20 o'clock. Miss Jean Jares of
Philadelphia will be the speaker.
Revival services are being held al
North Carolina Avenue nj. r.. Church
by the pastor, Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan.
Rev. l.. D. Stone. pastor of Hampden
services Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights.
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Clarence Hamilton, field manager
for the 19l9-1920 Christian EndeaEor
world loyalty campaign of the United
dress Christian Endeavor mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon at .
o'clock at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church. William Shaw. retiring
general secretary of the United So
ciety of Christian Endeavor at Bos-
ton, will introduce MI. Hamilton.
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The Chi Chapter of the Phi Mu
Sigma Sunday school fraternity has
installed officers as follows: Alhertus
y. Schroeder, president; William II.
Grass, vice president; Francis l..
fer. assistant secretary: julius L.
Addor. treasurer; Gwynn Proctor,
historian. and Edward J. Grass. chap
lain. Four new members were in
Quoted into the chapter, Theodore
Embeck. George Denny, Robert Iron
and Maurice l.. Oliver. The chapter
will give. q straw ride Thanksgiving
eve.
Rev Dr. William Shaw, an interna-
tional officer of the Worlds Y. T. 5.
c. +, will address the Christian En-
deavorers of the District of Columbia
at Shiloh Baptist Church at o'clock
tomorrow night.
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Vocational Education will be the
subject of an address tomorrow even
ing at o'clock before the Liberal
18th and L streets. The speaker will
be Layton S. hawkins, chief of the
division for vocational education. The
soloist will be Maj. Charles Trow-
bridge Tittmann.
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At the meeting of the federation
held at the Fifth Baptist Church.
year we're elected as follows: Presi-
dent. II. f. Cameron, Fifth Baptist:
vice president. NJ. W. Bowen. Claren-
don. Va, Baptist; secretary. James
Heating. West Washington Baptist;
correspondence secretary. Elsie l..
Jones, Fifth Baptist; treasurer, Elliot
c. Stephens, Second Baptist.
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In the Methodist Episcopal churches
of this city and of the Washington
district under the supervision of DR..
John r. Edwards, a special campaign
of revival work is being conducted.
The plan adopted by the churches is
one of cooperation. The district OF
forty-seven appointments is divided
into eight Subgroups. In each group
at least one church will be carrying
on revival services throughout the
winter and other churches co-operat-
ing with change of location from,
one church to another in the group
every month.
In connection with 4 forward
movement in the Methodist Union of
this city, o. J. Randall, president.
many new members are being added.
Tomorrow the canvass for new MEM
bers will be'conducted in the church es
directed mainly by the pastors, who
will be assisted by minute men APP
pointed to speak in all the churches.
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The .Woman's Guild of Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital at 1850 North Capt..
toll street held their annual meeting
Wednesday night, at which time they
reported a large increase in member
ship. The Sibley Hospital, from July,
1918. to July, 1919, devoted, largely
through the contributions of the
Woman's Guild. more than $4,000 to
free work within the District of Co
lImbia. Mrs. William a. Paul is
president of the guild.
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The board of temperance. prohibi-
ton and public morals of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will hold its
annual meeting in Foundry Church
18th and z streets. Tuesday. Bishop
W. F. Mcdowell will preside. Mem
bers of the board will attend from
Philadelphia, New York, Chicago
Portland, Greg, and elsewhere.
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DR.. James Hugh Kelley will speak
at the Peoples Church, 522 9Th street
northwest, tomorrow at II o'clock on
"One Cure for Present Social Unrest"
discussion will follow.
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Mrs. r. S. Enrich of New Yorl;
will speak on 1.-THE Interchurch
Movement-What it Means to U.s." at
the First Congregational Church
Monday at pm.
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DR.. Henry Allen Upper, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, 18th and O
streets, will speak on special topics
of the $175. 100000 drive of the Bap-
lists of the United States for the com
ing five years tomorrow morning and
evening.
Officers of the Above Sholem Con-
gregation have been elected as fol-
lows: President, Harry 1. Carroll
vice president, n. Plotnick; treasurer
S. Cohen; recording secretary, NJ
Mexler; financial secretary, P. Har-
rison; trustees, A. Rood, n. CARTE
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Harvest Home day is to be cele-
brated tomorrow at Petworth Baptist
Church. Rev. +. Paul Langhorne will
have appropriate sermons morning
Sunday school and church have made
! ii the custom for several years past
of bringing gifts of fruit, vegetables