Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-11

Thrilling Scene in an Ancient Syna-
gogue." During the month of Janu-
airy the Sunday night services will be
eVangelistfc, and series of special
services will be held every night dur
quartet choir, under the direction of
/ A. N. Gardner. will sing at both
! services.
At the Temple Baptist Church the
pastors subject for tomorrow morn
In the evening the subject is Lessons
From Col Roosevelt's Life The an
nual meeting of the church was held
-" ednesday evening. The trustees re-
ported all bills paid. notwithstanding
the unusual strain upon the resources
and the serious losses experienced.
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A community vesper service is to
i be held at o'clock tomorrow after
| noon at Mount Pleasant Congreg ga
| tional Church, Columbia road near
| 14th street, at which Rev. DIR. Walter
A. Morgan. the pastor. will speak on
| The Passing of Theodore Roosevelt"
Music will be furnished by the Mount
Pleasant chorus.
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Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
will speak at the Calvary Methodist
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o'clock on Circular Motion versus
Progression" In the evening at s
o'clock Roosevelt memorial service
will be held. and Representative S. D.
Tess and P. II. Kelley will speak.
Dr. Montgomery Will conduct the in
troductory services.
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Theodore Roosevelt, the Fearless
American" will be the subject on
which Rev. DIR. James L. Gordon will
preach tomorrow morning at II
o'c1ock in First Congregational
Church. 10th and G streets northwest
At the evening service DR.. Gordon will
preach on The Real Theodore Roose-
velt' Striking incidents from a won
derful career). The senior society OF
Christian Endeavor will be lat home
at the church tomorrow afternoon
o'clock: The usual Endeavor service
will follow promptly at 6:20 pm.
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Mrs. W. F. Mcdowell. wife of Bishop
Mcdowell, entertained the wives OF
the ministers of the Methodist Epis-
eopal church at her residence. 1908
18TH street, Monday afternoon.
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Bishop w. F. Mcdowell preached
recently at Cornell University, where
he has been one of the Sage Chapel
preachers for the last eighteen years
Last Sunday he preached at La
fayette College. This week he is in
| attendance upon meeting in Chi
| cago.
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Rev. DR.. S. S. Thompson Of Boston,
| who has been engaged in Y. NJ c. A.
work in the training camp at Howard
| University for the past nine months,
VIII preach the morning sermon at
Shiloh Baptist Church tomorrow
| morning upon the subject, "The
Church and the Returning Soldier .
At night the pastor, Rev. DIR. Wa1dron,
viii preach a special sermon on ''The
qualifications and Duties of Church
Officers.' The installation of the
newly elected officers of the church,
Sunday school and Y. P. s. C. E. will
| take place at the conclusion of the
sermon.
Chaplain Livingston, now a conva-
| lescent at Walter Reed Hospital, will
address the congregation at Petworth
Baptist Church at the morning serv-
| ices and again at the evening serv-
| ices tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. F.
days past and will be unable to be in
the pulpit.
Special vesper services are to be
held at the Young Women's Christian
| Association, 429 T street northwest,
! tomorrow. The speaker is Rev. J. w.
| Pace and the soaaist Miss Katie
Lewis of Philadelphia, Pa.
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| Rev DR.. James Shera Montgomery
will teach the lesson tomorrow morn
| ing at the session of the Mems Bible
| class of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
| Church.
A reception will be given by the
| class Wednesday evening, at which
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F.! the Camp Meigs Orchestra will fur
! nish the music. Glass sessions are
held Sunday mornings at $50 O'Clock
| in the guild hall of the church, Co
lumbfa road near 18th street.
| Roosevelt as / Knew Him. is to be
| the subject of the sermon of Rev.
Hugh Stevenson. pastor Of Bethany
Baptist Church, tomorrow evening. DR..
! Stevenson was page boy in the New
York legislature and knew Col. Roose-
welt intimately. His subject for the
morning sermon is Armenia" A
supper is to be served for men in uni
! form at 5:45 o'clock.
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I For Sunday evening All Souls
| Unitarian Church. 14th and L streets,
| announces a service of courage and
good cheer. Miss Marie Culp, con-
| tralto. and Mrs. Edythe Marmion
| Brosius, harp, will contribute to the
service. The minister. Rev. Ulysses
! G. 3. Pierce. will speak on THE Life
| Worth While"
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| Simon Wolf is to deliver an address
on "A Tribute to Theodore Roose-
| Welt" tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
! at Eighth Street Temple. The ad-
dress is under the auspices of the
| Jewish Welfare Board.
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| The Old Gospel for the New Age
will be the subject of Rev. DR.. Earle
Wilfiey's sermon tomorrow morning
at the Vermont Avenue Christian
! Church. He will preach in the even
! ing at o'clock.
Mgr. Fay Pneumonia Victim.
NEW YORK, January 11.-Mgr.
Sigourney W. Fay of Baltimore died
at the rectory of the Church of Our