Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-15

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The attendance contest between the
Baraca and Philathea classes of the
| Fifth Baptist Sunday School started
Sunday with considerable enthusiasm
, in both classes. The Philathea class
had 60 women present and the Baraca
class had As men present. Both class
es are working hard to get their meh-
bership out and obtain new members.
Tomorrow there will be a roll call by
states in the Philathea class.
Rt. Rev Philip NJ. Rhineiander.
Bishop OF PENNSYLVANIA, VIII be the
special preacher tomorrow morning al
st Marks Episcopal Church.
The Foundry Church choir is to give
the third of the series of Sunday even
morrow night The program is under
the direction of Prof. Anton kaspar
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The Baraca class of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church viii hold its eighth an
nual reunion and dinner in the banquet
hail of the church, 9Th and A streets
northeast, w ednesday evening at
o'clock. A special program, including
addresses by Representative j. Il AS
well of Louisiana and others, is being
arranged in honor of Representative
Courtney w. Hamlin of Missouri. who
has served this class continuously
during the past twelve years as its
principal teacher. Mr.. Hamlin is soon
to leave Washington and retire 10
private life at his home in Spring
field, Mo.
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A service of interest TO the parish
toner's and friends OF the old Rock Creek
parish will be held by Bishop Harding
in the nafiSI church tl1nruiny
at IL O'Clock. This will be the institu-
ton of the Rev. Joseph Fletcher, who
succeeds as rector the late Rev. Charles
l. Buck.
Central Presbyterian Church had as
its guests men from Walter Reed
Hospital last evening. A program of
music and recitations was provided,
after which refreshments were served.
This church is holding a social hour
for young people every Friday night
and at stated and regular intervals
entertafnS the men from Walter Reed
Hospital. A social hour is held for
young people on Sunday evenings at
8 o'clock. The pastor, DR.. James I'll.
Taylor, is ipaugurating q relief work
for Belgium in connection with the
work of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norton,
who are now in Belgium. Clothing
and knitted articles will be packed
at the church and shipped to Mr..
distribution. Money will be forwarded
through the Belgian Gospel Mission.
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A delegation from the gospel mission
of Baltimore will visit and help in
the services at the gospel mission,
214-216 John Marshall place tomorrow
at and pm. Prof. j. Albert Loose.
| Baitimore's famous tenor, will sing,
and Supt. Mong of the Baltimore mis-
! sion Will speak at both services.
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Atlantic City and take charge of the
meeting tonight. MIR. Kline has been
i'll for two months and has been
spending some time at the shore re-
gaining his health.
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Foundry Epworth League will be
addressed tomorrow evening by Rep
resentative j. Thomas Hefiin of Ala
bama. The special musical features
VIII be a soprano solo by Mrs. Ben
jamin Soule Gantz, accompanied by
Mrs. Ida Offutt Trenis, and a soprano
and contralto duet by Misses Mary
Thompson and Janet Kolba, accom-
panied by Miss Helen Sturtevant.
musical and literary program,
followed by social hour in the
Tuesday evening. This will be under
the direction of Mrs. A. r. Richmond.
All are invited.
The annual reception TO the new
members enrolled since the opening
of the fall activities will be held early
in March.
The Zionist Ideaf is the subject of
an address to be made by Max Rhoade
at the meeting of the Washington Sec
morrow at pm. An open forum dis
cussion ofthe subject will follow the
address.
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The tenth theater meeting, con-
Quoted by Carlyle 3. Haynes. in the
Shubert -Garrick Theater, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The
fifth week of the Prophetic Bible In
stitute which Mr.. Haynes is conduct
ing in the Memorial Church at 18th
and NJ streets. will begin tomorrow
night at 7:45 O'Clock. Meetings are TO
be held Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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A male chorus will sing at the 5
O'Clock community vesper service
at Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. Mr.. Morgans subject will be
Abraham Lincoln the American"
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Rev. J. Harvey Durham, pastor of
the Western Presbyterian Church,
will begin tomorrow evening series
of Sunday evening song sermons"
Some of the subjects will be: The
Long, Long Trail" The End of
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Fires" Miss Clara Young will sing.
Members of the SD Infantry Band
will assist in the music.
Evangelistic services are to be held
tomorrow night at Metropolitan Me-
mortal NJ e. Church by Rev. DR..
Harry d. Mitchell. A reception is to
be held at pm. for strangers.
Temple Baptist Church, of which
Rev. DIR. J. J. Muir is pastor is ar
ranging for drive" to rid the
church of its mortgage.
The first of series of special mis-
sionary meetings is to be held Thurs
day evening under the direction of
the pastor, Rev. Bernard Braskamp,
of Gurley Memorial Presbyterian
Church Rev. DR.. John Nelson Mills
is to be the speaker.
Rev DR.. Herbert F. Randolph. pas
tor of Foundry Methodist Episcopal
in the series on "By-Products of the
Great War" tomorrow evening. The
choir will render special program.
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The first of a series of three illus
trated addresses on The Pilgrims
Progress is to be given by Rev. F.
Paul Ianghorne. tomorrow evening at
Petworth Baptist Church. The ad-
dress will be illustrated by lantern
slides.
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The missionary committee of he
church and Sunday school is to begin
tomorrow morning series OF talks
on home missions. Toys and games
are To he collected for distribution in
the West Virginia mountain school
taught by Miss Mickey.
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