Evening star., 1919-02-01

ua1 music will be rendered by the
chorus choir In preparation for the
twenty-day revival" which begins
ednesday with Rev. DIR. s. L. John
SON as the assisting evangelist and
A. D. Gilmore and r. H. Ward, SOLO
| lists.
At metropolitan Baptist Church to-
morrow morning Rev. John Compton
Ball will preach on THE Importance
of Obeying the Gospel" At the even
ing service the ordinance of baptism
viii be administered, and DIR. N. A
Kelly, prominent Baltimore sur
geon. will speak. His topic viii deal
with the question of Sunday obsery-
ance.
At Grace Reformed Church, DR..
John n. Wills, word traveller and mis-
morning on The Naldenses. The
pastor breaches in the evening on
Infant Baptism
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| Revival services aie to begin to-
morrow and continue throughout the
week at Petworth NJ e. Church. un-
der the direction of Rev. 6. Ellis
Williams, the. pastor.
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Rev. Dr. Charles +. Steck tomorrow
begins his tenth year as pastor of
Epiphany Lutheran Church. The holy
communion will be administered at
both the morning and evening serv-
| ices.
A special service to mark the feast
of the purification will be held in
Grace Episcopal Church. 9th and d
streets southwest, tomorrow morning
at IL O'Clock. The rector, Rev. Meade
Bolton MacBryde, will preach SER
mon appropriate to the occasion,
which will be followed by choral
celebration of the holy communion.
The anthem, Thou Shall Lead Me in
the Path of Peace by Tuckerman,
will be sung. Thursday evening Miss
E. E. Rice of California, who has
half of the relief work in Belgium,
Will speak before the Young People $
Club in Christ Church Parish Hall at
8 O'Clock.
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Judge Joseph w. Thompson of the
bureau of mines. the associate teacher,
! will elucidate the lesson at the ses-
sion of the mems Bible class of Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow morning Miss Josephine
Daily will sing. The class meetings
fare held in the guildhall of the
church, Columbia road, near 18th
street, at $3.50 Sunday mornings.
At Waugh M. e. Church. Sd and A
streets northeast, Rev. c. E.Powell will
oPOoh oh hC "OIiQ odilcoh. Gf1i
Powell has spent a number of years in
India and other oriental countries. and
is most interesting speaker.
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DR.. Henry Allen Tupper of the First
Baptist Church, 10Th and o streets,
win have as his subject tomorrow, Il
am. The Majestic Meaning of a Di-
vine Duty" s to 9 pm. What About
Our Boys in Uniform" The soldiers
from Walter Reed Hospital will be
preceded by refreshments and social
hour from $50 to 7:45. Front pews
will be reserved for men in uniform.
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DR. James Shera< II Montgomery will
conduct public worship in the Calvary
Methodist Church tomorrow morning
at II o'clock. and preach on The Cry
for Cheapness." In the evening at 8
O'Clock DR.. Montgomery will give a
special sermon-lecture on Our Coun-
! try'S PerilS-''
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At the service in All Souls Unita-
rian Church, 14th and L streets. to-
morrow evening there will be special
music by Lewis c. Atwater, organ;
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius harp,
minister, Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce,
will give a short address on LAS
Others See U.s.
Representative W. dhhCtO
Of Indiana, former president of Tri-
State College. will speak tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. The pas
tor. Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfey, at
present engaged in delivering series
of addresses for the Y. NJ c. A. in the
Army camps at Norfolk and in other
parts of Virginia. George w Stoss
has been elected superintendent of
the Bible school of this church. and
entered upon his duties this week.
succeeding Prof. Emerson w.
Matthews.
All men of Washington between the
ages of eighteen and forty-fiye are
invited to attend the first meeting of
the mems Bible class of st. Margaret s
| Church. Connecticut avenue and Ban
croft place, tomorrow at $3.50 am. IL
is planned to study the life of Christ
during the present year The topic
for discussion tomorrow will be The
IMessianic Prophecies" Lieut.. Ray
rnond H. Fuller, formerly of the his
| torical branch. general staff. VIII lead
| the discussion. The meeting viii be
over promptly at 1890 am.
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"Our wounded Heroes in the Walter
Reed Hospital will be the subject on
which Rev. Dr. James L. Gordon will
preach tomorrow morning in First
Conversational Church, 10th and G
! streets. At the evening service DR..
Gordon will present, The Unhappy
| Marriage of Lord Byron. the Poet
| The Senior Society of Christian En-
| deayor will be "at home" at the
church tomorrow afternoon between
| 4 and O'Clock. The regular weekly
Endeavor meeting will follow prompt
ly at $40 pm.
special Honor for Christians Who
Long for Jesus Second Coming" is
/ Rev E. Hez Swem's subject tomor-
| row night at s o'clock at Centennial
Baptist Church, 9TH and L streets
northeast The morning suoJecl Is
Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pastor OF
| the Gurley Memorial Presbyterlan
Church will preach h,eet at oe'n of the orn
| ing sermon will be Launching Out
int, the Deeps," and in the evening,
| GLOW Power Is Generated the sec
| ond special musical service during
tha new year will be held in the
| evening
| Pew. Leslie l.. Bowers. pastor OF the
Fifteenth Street Christian Churcn,
will be the speaker at the SUNDAY
I q A. at 4 O'clock The subject of
| the address will be Men With Iron
| in Their Blood" William P. Blake viii
he the trombone soloist. and John r.
Monroe, the pianist.
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The Sleman Gospel team of the Y.
M C. A. will have charge of the even
| ing service at the Westminster Pres
bvterian Church. Charles K. Hoover,
associate educational director of the
Y. NJ C. A, will speak on "A sur
rendered Life" Musical numbers VIII
| he rendered by Miss Flora A. Briggs.
Miss Alyaryte and Reaney. Wingfield
| Haight will be the organiSt.