Evening star., 1919-10-18

| Of the campaign for money and cloth.
ing.
| The mission study class of Trinity
Chapter, Epworth League. enrolled
fourteen members at it's first meeting
Miss Lenore Ramsey is teaching the
subject of "Americanization" and i.
proceeding upon schedule similar tc
| that used in the study OF socia! and
! political economy at several of the
universities. The Junior League a.
Trinity, under the guidance of Miss
Frances Chaplin. is also following a
new plan Of preparing its twenty-five
enthusiastic members for definite
future work in the chapter.
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the mems Bible class of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church at the home OF
its leader. G. H. Winslow, Wednesday
| evening. A program was rendered by
a section of the Terminal Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. Orchesra-Messrs. Poole
Koelher. c. L. Morgan. H. L. Harden
]. E. Edwards. Durward Bowersox
and A. E. Brown. At the business
| session, President j. NJ Barker pre-
| siding, it was decided to hold BAN
| quet at an early date, and a commit
! tee comprising DR.. Rich and Messrs.
Lucas, Ferguson and Neff. was ap-
pointed to make the arrangements.
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The Ladies' Guild of the Church of
| the Advent recently conducted a
| harvest dinner, which was declared a
success. Plans are now being made
is to be followed by a bazaar and
| dinner before the holidays The Girls
Friendly Society also is arranging for
| an entertainment.
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Judge W. F. Norris Of the Depart
| ment Of Justice will address the
| mems Bible class at Mount Pleasant
NJ. e. Church South tomorrow morn
| ing at $3.50 o'clock.
At West Washington Baptist Church
| tomorrow morning the furling of the
| church service flag will take place
with appropriate exercises. An in
| teresting program has been pre-
| pfred.
The first Sunday afternoon meeting
OF the season will be held in the Y
NJ. c. A. lobby at o'clock tomorrow
Chaplain F. NJ. Mccoy. who was for
merly pastor of Waugh Methodist Epis-
copal Church Of this city and who is
now stationed at Fort McHenry, will
deliver the address, using as his sub.
ject "Our Compelled Crosses" These
meetings are open to both men and
women.
In the absence of DR.. Wiley, who is
attending the convention in Cincin-
natl. Page NICK. Etchisen, religious
occupy the pulpit at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church at both services to-
morrow.
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Rev. w. A. Eisenberger. associate
religious work director of the Y. NJ. C
A.. will preach tomorrow morning al
the Mount Rainier Christian Church
and Rev. w. P. Blake will speak at the
evening service.
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The Sunday morning service at the
H Street Christian Church will be in
charge of Charles K. Hoover, associate
educational director of the Y. M. C.
A.. and James L. Wilmeth will speak
at the evening service.
At Foundry Church tomorrow Rev
DR.. John G. Hallimond of New York
will preach at II o'clock. and Rev
DIR. John r. Edwards. superintendent
of the Washington district. will preach
| the evening sermon at o'clock.
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DR.. Harry Gaze will open his college
of New Thought for the training OF
healers, lecturers. teachers and writ
ers Monday evening at the Playhouse
1874 N street northwest. He. will
speak there tomorrow evening at S:1s
O'Clock.
The revival meetings will continue
at Fifth Baptist Church through to:
morrow night. when the pastor, Pr
John E. Briggs. will preach on the
Song Triumphant" :,
. Lincoln Road Methodist Episcopal
Church. corner Lincoln road, Rhode
| Island avenue and U street north
east. has arranged an attractive pro,
gram to be rendered by Sunday school
1890 o'clock Rally day is to be held
At 8 pm. the ministC. Rev. DR.. C. e
Mclean, breaches an appropriate ser
mon. subject. 1.-THE Thing OF Greatest
Human Value in the World" and the
Epworth League service is at pm
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At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
of which John Compton Ball is pas
tor. the evangelistic campaign will
continue all next week under the
leadership Of Rev. John Marvin Dean
of Chicago, Miss Amy Lee Stockton
| doughboy song leader. DR.. Dean Will
speak to men only tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. on "Life's Greatest
Tragedy" At night his sermon topic
will be "Washingtonians in the
] Crowd"
The Rev. ]. Herbert Reese. rector
elect of st. Matthew's Church. Phila-
delphia, will preach at Grace Episco-
pal Church, 9Th and D streets south
| west. tomorrow morning at II o'clock
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DR.. Charles L. Goodell Of New Yorl;
| will preach at both the morning and
evening services TOMORROW OF the
First Congregational Church. At II
am. DIR. Goodell will preach on 1.-THE
| Table Talk of Jesus" The morning
worship will be closed by communion
and reception of members. Songs OF
the South" will be rendered at the
! evening service by the Hampton In
| stitute quartet.
! Rally day will be observed by the
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
| at Cd and B streets southeast tomor-
| row morning at $50 o'clock. Repre-
sentative Simeon d. Fess of Ohio will
| speak. An address also will be made
by Maj. r. w. Pullman.
This meeting ushers in a weeks
service of jubilee celebration on ac-
count of the fiftieth anniversary OF
| the organization of the congregation
| other meetings during the week will
be held and addresses delivered by
Representative w. d. Upshaw oil
Georgia and Assistant Superintendent
| of Schools s. +. Kraemer.
! Rev. John Smith Lowe. general su.
perintendent of the Uniyersalist
J Church of America, and Senator
Walsh Of Massachusetts are to deliver
addresses tomorrow night at the Uni.
versalist Church 18th and l. streets
At the morning service Rev Harold