The Washington times., 1920-04-10

and in a letter in answer to an In
vttation to deliver the Easter address,
read at the service last Sunday. he
said: II, too. regret that cannot be
present in the Roosevelt Church on
Easter Sunday. for I have many rea-
sons for admiring this ideal Ameri-
can after whom the churchNis named
To me he was one of natures noble
men. and have ever held him up
to our American youth as q model
worthy. of imitation. His American
ism was OF the practical kind and
should be preached to all citizens
whose duty 1t is to cherish and pre-
serve our institutions"
The Rev. Dr. Ulysses G. b. Pierce,
pastor OF All Souls Unitarian Church,
who is spending brief vacation at
Atlantic City. lis to occupy Phila-
| delphia pulpit tomorrow morning.
while the Rev. Frederick r. Griffin,
OF that city, y,,will preach to All Souls
CONGREGATION, worshiping in the
Knickerbockers Theater, tomorrow
morning at IL O'Clock.
The Rev. Thomas I. Gasson, s. j.,
professor of sociology at Georgetown
University, plans to deliver series
OF six sermons on Labor" in St
Aloysius Church, the first of which
will be given tomorrow evening on
"The Living Wage"
So many inquiries having been re-
ceived relative to the series, an
| nouncement was made today that
pamphlets giving special information
may. be obtained at the church rec
tory. 10 1 street northwest. o..
J. L. Bateman, in charge 'Nof the
Christian Endeavor World contest for
the District, will speak before the
Society Of. Georgetown Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening.
AYR reception will be rendered the
| Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Ran
dolph at Foundry. Church on Wednes-
day evening by the congregation.
The Founarys Quartet will render the
musical program 70.
The Terminal r. Y. M CA. 4
o'clock mems meeting tomorrow aft
ernoon win be addressed by the Rev.
G. NJ. ,Djnenderfer. pastor of Luther
Place Church. -. -.
A ffteen-nninute song service will
precede the. regular meeting
~ -. - % .f
Hugh L. Foster, missionary super
intendents for the District Christian
| Endeavar Union, will address the c.
T.. Society at Kendall Baptist Church
tomorrow evening. -.
ID. F..Miohael, president of the Dis
! trict Christian Endeavor Union, will
visit the Peck Chapel Christian En-
deavor Society tomorrow evening and
deliver .ayshort address.
A specaI Easter musical service is
to be held in Foundry NJ l.. Church
tomorrow evening. at S O'Clock. when
the pastor, Rev. DR.. II. i. Randolph,
will give&a. short address on THE
Easter aftermath. ."',' -
The unique subject OF Soap" will
be used by Pastor L. Hez Sven in
his sermon in Centennial Baptist
Church, Seventh and I streets north
east. tomorrow evening. TBaptisms
will follow.
At the morning service Pastor
SVEN will preach on The Bountiful
| Supply OF the Spirit OF Jesus Christ.
Miss. Carrie NJ. Kershner, executive
secretary Of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the General Synod of the
Reformed Church. will speak In Grace
Church, Fifteenth street near Rhode
Island avenue. tomorrow evening at
s o'clock.
A reception will be rendered Miss
Kershner by, the women OF Grace
| Church on Monday evening at the
church, and members and friends of
| the organization are invited.
The Rev and Mrs. f. Paul Lang
horne. who have been i'll for some
weeks, are reported somewhat i'm
proved. Mr.. Lsnghorne is not yet
able, however. to resume his minis
terial duties at Petworth Baptist
Church.
In his absence, the Rev. II. r.
Rixey. Of Fredericksburg, is filling
the pulpit. His subject tomorrow
| morning will be "The Ministry of
| Suffering" In the evening he will
| discuss as his topic, Tho Palm Tree"
| The Rev. Dr. Albert II. thinner
mann is planning to open sunday
school class for teaching a universal
lesson on each Friday evening to all