The Washington herald., 1919-09-20
First Congregational.


Limits Of Decency in Feminine At
tire viii be the subject of DR..
James l.. Gordon, pastor of the First
Congregational Church. Tenth and G
streets northwest. tomorrow evening,
In the morning the Rev. DR.. Gordon
will take for his subject Hiram W.
Johnson-the American"
DR.. Gordon will preach but two
Sundays more at the First Congre-
gational Church here. He leaves on
October / to become pastor of the
First Congregational Church of San
Francisco.
Harry Edward Mueller. organist
and choirmaster, announces the fol-
lowing programs for the services to-
morrow:
Morning service-Prelude -Andante
in c" (Silas); Anthem. Come Unto
Me- CScotD; ofrertory anthem. BE
Glad. o Ye Righteous" (Steanel;
postlude, .-Triumphal March" COSTA.
Evening service-Pre-service organ
recital: Allegro Appassionata,"
Fifth Sonata CGuitmant); Inter
CNevin): motives from 'Tolengrin"
Cwagner): duet 1.-THE Lord Is My
Light" CBuck), Miss Culp and Mr..
East: offiertory anthem. Now the
Day Is Over' (Marks), incidental solos
bv Mrs. CanTpanole and Mr.. Backing;
postlude, Grand Chorus" (Duboisl.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal.
Representative Melvin o. McLaugh-
lin, of Nebraska will teach the mems
class Of Calvary NJ. Z. Church to-
morrow morning.
Centennial baptist
How a Woman Took Me Inland
Another Preacher will be explained
tomorrow night by e. Hez Swem,
pastor of Centennial Baptist Church.
seventh and I streets northeast The
morning subject is Jesus Trust
wortIinesS."
Foundry Methodist Episcopal.
Timely topics wiz be discussed to-
morrow by DR.. Herbert F.. Randolph
at Foundry NJ. Z. Church. In the
morning Putting the Hand to the
Plow;" IN the evening THE Biog-
ra:1y of Backslider." at the Ep-
worth League service, THE Motto
Of a Manly Life"
Y. VI. C. A.
/ Tho Rev. William A EisenberEer
| and Nelson NJ. Blake have been add
ed to the star OF the religious de-
partment OF the Washington Y. N.
| c. A The Rev. Mr.. EisenberEer
was pastor OF the Berwyn Presby-
terian Church for Eve years, and
| for the past year has served in
| France as a ~ secretary. Mr..
Blake is from Shawnee, Okla and
is the son of a Baptist Indian mis-
sionary.
Mr.. Blake win have charge Of
the city extension work. which IN
cIudes the religious meetings. in the
car barns, tre engine houses and
factories. The Rev. Mr.. Eisenber-
ger will assist in the promotion OF
the school of religious education
which is being organized at
the ~"
Church of the Covenant
The Rev. d. Hughes Edwards will
preach at both services at the
| Church Of the Covenant tomorrow.
Morning subject: The Religion Of
the Soul" Evening subject: En-
tertaining the Highest" DR.. W. l.
Darby. camp general secretary,
Y. NJ c. A, QuantiCo, Va, will
preach in the evening at the Peck
Memorial Chapel on the subject:
Bearing One Another's Burden"
Unity SpirituaHst.
A Spiritualists' rally will be held
by the Unity Spiritualist Church in
Concordia Hall, corner Eighth and
z streets northwest tomorrow
evening at 7:3Q The Rev. George
W. Kates and DR.. Zaida B. Kates
will give short addresses and Mrs.
| Hates will give spirit messages.
The interest in spirit communica-
ton at present will be ably dis
cussed by these well-known expo
nents-
Ninth Street Christian
| The refurnished auditorium OF the
! Ninth Street Christian Church. Ninth
and D streets northeast having been
closed for several months for extern
! sive repairs, Will be used for the flrst
time Sunday morning. The regular
! services will be held both morning
ard evening At IL o'clock there will
, be a special service OF music by an
augmented choir with an appropriate
| sermon by tho pastor. Rev. George A.
Miller. At the evening service at 8:15
a large orchestra led by Prof. Joseph
Harrison will assist in a special song
service preceding the sermon by the
pastor. The song service will be led
by Frank A. Carpenter.
Baptist Activities.
Interest among the Raptists Of
Washington is just now centered in
the Baptist Institutn for Christian
Training IN Philadelphia
Miss Emily Flint, a war worker