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Evening star., 1920-11-18

bridegroom elect and their attendants.
The wedding will take place 1T
o'clock Saturday evening at the home
of the brides parents. a1n7 Wyoming
avenue Rev. DR.. Charles Wood Of
ficia;ing.
only small party Of relatives and
intimate friends. including the out
of-town guests Will b" present. ana
reception will follow. The bride.
who will be given in marriage by
her father viii be attended by Miss
Edith Hensry of New York. rs maid
Of honor and the hridesiaaids VIII
include Miss Anne Templeton Of
Washington. Pa Miss Msrsaret rs
o.ontinmed ON Ninlh ragel
Evening star., 1920-11-18

Mrs Norman II. Davis Entertained
at dinner last night in honor of the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Colby,
and had as other guests the ambas-
ssdor of Spain and Sonora de Riano,
the charge d'affaires and counselor of
the Italian embassy and Signora
Brambil1a. Rear Admiral and Mrs
W. S. Benson. the commercial coun-
SeIor of the British embassy and Mrs.
Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren De-
lano Robbins. Mrs. Marshall Bullet
OF Louisville. Ky. the house guest Of
the hosts. and Mrs. q. Rowland Shaw.
Col. Victor l.. Vidal. military al
tach. OF the Spanish embassy. has
returned from New York. where he
spent a month.
Evening star., 1920-11-18
Luncheon for Bride-Eiect.

Miss Margaret AspinWall enter
tanned at luncheon today at the cafe
ST Marks in compliment to Miss
Dorothy hampton. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hampton. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Paul r. kitchener of
Binghamton. y. y. will take place
Saturday. Her guests included Miss
Edith Hensey. Miss Anne Templeton.
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Miss Katherine
Thompson. Miss Rebccca Dunn. Mrs.
George McReynolds. Mrs. Dick and
Miss Dorothy bennett. MIR. and Mrs.
hampton will entertain At luncheon
tomorrow at the New willard for the
wedding party and Mrs. James X.
Jones. lr.. viii he the hostess Al
breakfast Saturday for the bride and
Evening star., 1920-11-18

counselor of the legation. Mr.. Hipolit
Gliwic: the acting military attache
Maj. Casimir Mach. and Prince Eu-
gene Lubomirski.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
REV. MORDECAI TO
PREACH ON PRAYER

The Rev. Thevor p. Mordecsi will
preach at the morning and evening
services at Esstlake Presbyterian
Church tomorrow.
The theme at the morning service
win be "rhe Forgotten Secret This
sermon is TO show that prayer is' the
medium OF the grest moral and spir-
itual dynamic OF God.
The theme az the evening service
Will be "Thc lnfldel." In these SER
mons the pastor takes up the popular
atheislic obieciivcs against certain
historical truths and shows wherein
they fail TO invslidate the historical
iniegrity of the sacred documents.
The question 10 he discussed az this
service Will he did the sun Stand
Sun on q q on and the Moon n me
Valley or Aialons"
Monday evening. az 8 o'clock, a
meeting will .ha held az i03 West
Twenty street TO organize a
Young Women's Church Club. Mem
hers OF the church or congregation
are cordially invited.
The pastor VIII continue his lee
lures on The Life Of Christ" at the
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
The sublect VIII be THE Temptations
OF Christ"
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
MUSICAL PROGRAM
AT HARRISON ST. M. E.

The order Of service at Harrison
street NJ. p. Church, Seventh and
Harrison slreeis, the neY. William
p. Habbart. pastor, tomorrow will bs
as Follows: $50 a. m, class mcsi-
ing, George r. Crossan. 1sader: 10 30
m, 0s1eaching service: prelude
Sooata. No. 4, In G Minor,r Sherer
anthem. 7 Lay My Sins on Jesus. .
Lansing. Miss Edna Anderson soloisi
onertory solo. Jesus Lover OF NV
soul" McDougall; Miss Edith Lum-
ms. Sermon by pastor. subject
The Way That Seemeth Right y
postude, -Posilude in Dr. Icmmons 4.
i2.i5 p. M. sunday school. / Elmer
Peiry, superintendent: Mems Bible
class, the Rev. w. 4. Habharl
teacher; $50 p. M, Epwodh League.
topic Winning Ny Friends For
Christ" Minis Doine Hammond. leader /.
Miss Edith Lummis. soloist. Z 80 y
m, proaohing service; song service
following the organ recital: "Pre-
lude,' Tours; Ntnuet, Beeoherini /:
invocation in n Fk,t.~ Guilmant I:
anthem, Lead Kindly Light Clarke .
onert0ry quartetie. Mrs. Wilmer q.
Highfleld. Mss Edna ] Ball. Harry
y. Hyrte, William Wallace: sermon
by pastor subject. "Piety ont OF
Prospective" :" posilude. "pOetlikie in
f.' Cappekn
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
TO HONOR HERO
AT WESTMINSTER

The services at Westminster Pres
byterian Church, Pennss iyania ave
nue. and Rodney street. for tomorrow
have been carefully planned to re-
fect the spirit Of current events. In
the morning the famous Recession
al" by Kiping will be sung to De
KOvan's musr By the Choir n honor
of our hero dead. Dr. Candee Will
preach at both the morning and the
afternoon services. At the vesper
service at 4 O'Clock he will deliver
the third OF his sermons celebrating
the tercenlenary Of the landing or the
Pilgrims. "The Pilgrim and the
Home" Clara lokum Joyce, the wei
known cOntialtO OF the Second Pres
byterlan Church OF Philadelphia. Will
be- the solJist at this service. Mgs.
Joyce has A voice that is deep, rich,
and mellow, and 10 VIII be a rare
treat TO hear her, singing the offer
tory. "Fnr He Shall Give His Angels
charge over IN ee." The choir. with
Frederick w. Wyatt directing, viii
assist at both services.
The evening chapel meeting VIII
take The form OF an open discusslol-
al hour based on the book, The Con-
suming Fire" The meeting Is al Z
O'Clock and will be led by Thomas ;
Carswell. This meeting is one OF un-
usual interest for the people or me
community, giving as IL does, tne
chance for an informal and free dis
cussiOn OF topics OF interest,
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
DIR. v. v. King
Will preach
Former Pastor of Grace
Church Will Speak at
Morning Services
BOYS CLUB WILL
MEET SATURDAY

DR.. William Writ King, a former
pastor OF Grace Church will preach
at The morning service tomorrow
The organ numbers Will be. Prelude
Aria, Tenagla; postlude. Nachtstuck,
Schumann; the choir numbers viii
be as follows: Anthem. q BE joyful
in the Lord C0rbin: offeriory. So
pranO solo, How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings, Liddel, Mrs. Clark.
The result Of the red and blue
membership contest viii be announced
in the Epworth Ledgue seryic at $50
O'Clock. Mrs. LOrai. CLARK will sing
a vocal solo. The EpvOrih League
viii observe "Win-My-Chum" week
by holding services every evening
~ yt week. excepting Saturday at 7. .3C
O'Clock. L. +. Layneld, Sunday school
superintendent Will speak Monday
evening
Miss na'sy Wilson, Epworth League
president. VIII speak on Tuesday
Wednesday: Frank p. Mitchell, Y. NJ.
C. A. religious director ON Thursday
and Dr. Robert Watt, district super
intendent on Friday,
Dr. Sumwalt VIII preach the second
OF his series OF evening sermons on
''The Four Things for a Big Life" to-
morrow. The musical numbers are
7i5 10 T30 o'clock. organ recital :
Chopin. Traumerl, Schumann, MelO-
drame, Guiraud; Romance, Ruben
stein; anthem God OF our Fathers,
Scott; offertory, duet. "God Is Love. "
Morrison. Mrs. Babcock and Miss
Clark; organ postlude, Marche in A,
Malson.
The Sewing Society will meet in
the Church House Tuesday afternoon.
Tue Young Womens Home Mission
airy Auxiliary will hold a rummage
sale at Sixth and Poplar streets We'd
nesday Mrs. w. y. Day in charge.
The mems 4 nner will b. held In the
Church House Wednesday at
O'Clock The class in leadership train
ing under the instruction OF Ralph l..
Minker Will meet ater the service
Wednesday
The boys club will meet In The
Church House Saturday from Z TO 0
o 'clOok.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
DIR. BRASkAMP AT
FIRST-CENTRAL
Missionary to Shantung,
China, Will Preach Two
Sermons
JOHN ]. HAYES, JR.,
TO SING SOLO

AT the First and Central Presbyter-
ian Church, Market street above Ninth,
the pulpit will be filed tomorrow by
the Rev. o. Braskamp. OF Shantung,
China. "1he Unmeasured Possibilities"
VIII be the sermon subject at 1880
o clock. AZ the evening service. at
7.i5, Mr.. BrasNamp VIII take as his
theme. "The Question of All Ques-
tions." Mr.. Braskamp has been a
missionary in the Province Of Shan
lung China, for the past eight years.
He has been in both educational and
evaugelistc work Sabbath S.hoOl lt
~ o'clock, following the morning
service.
The Mems Bagnabas Glass, invites
men OF the city, not identified with
a sm. lar organization TO meet with
them at this hour.
Christian EndeavOr at 6.i5 o'clock,
topic. Winning Our Friends for
Christ"
The music for the day viii be as
Morning-Organ prelude. "Serenade, So
Pierne; anthem. Awake Up My
Glory" Rogers; duet. Let Not Your
Heart Be Troubled" Eyer, Louise
CrownoYer and Marion J. Minker: or
gan postlude In &C" Eddy.
Evening-Organ prelude, ''Nocturne. "
Shubert; anthem. Just for Today"
Abbott; solo, selected, John j. Hayes,
Jr; organ postlude in B Flat. Du
Boise.
Westminster Guild meeting al the
church Monday evening at 7i5 o'clock.
Prayer NEE ting Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock, led by the Rev. Thomas
Kerr.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
DIR. SMILEY TO
TALK ON JOY
Timely Subject for Morning
Sermon at West Presby-
terian Church
MEMS CLASS TO
ENTERTAIN SINGERS

The NV. L. Franklin Smiley. D. D.,
will occupy the pulpit at Wrst Pres
bylerian Church tomorrow at 1890
O'Clock. The theme OF his message
VIII be "rhe SOur0s OF JOY"
The Bible School in all departments
meets at o'clock. grades for all ag 5.
with modern methods and trained
ieSchers. The M-n's Class, meeting
Al the same hour in the church audi
iorium. will enjoy a special feature
in the musical selections OF the In
coin University Male Quartet (colored)
This musical organ zatSon will be the
guests OF the Mems Class. pyle's Or
chestrl VII pm sent program OF in
strumental music in keeping with the
occasion. Dr.. Smiley will give a bref
talk on "Dvine Healing"
The c. z. meeting Will be held at
6 p. m, instead OF the usual hour.
Subject winning Our Friends For
Christ" Leaders, Mrs. Hsnert Cur
lis and Mss Cora Brown.
At 7 .. m. tn Bible School will Gel
ebraie their fifty-s,cond anniversary.
postponed from last sabbath. The
prime pal feature OF the program VIII
be a cantata enttlsd THE Search for
the Goldsn City" under the direction
OF Miss Grace Bard.
The organ and choral music for the
morning will be: "Andante Grazloso," f"
by Smart. la Marstilla'se," by Ant
YEN: 'Divlne Love- by shelley, and
There is a City" by the same com
poser.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
GOSPEL OF WORK.
SERMON SUBJECT

'sThe Gospel Of Work" viii be the
theme Of the morning service in the
second Baptist Church. Ninth and
Franklin stroats, tomorrow. The Rev
Dr. George ID. Allison will preach
A quartet. comprising Miss Made
line Reed, Miss Virginia Fuller, Mr.
jackson and MIR. Harper. will sing
Solly's 20 Re Joyful IN The Lord.
and Miss Fuller and Mr. Harper Will
sing AS Pants the Heart by Phelps
The Bible class VIII be led by Or.
Allison at 70 O'Clock: Young Peoples
service at 6.t5 p. M. led by Howard
r. Collins The evening praise serv-
ice will be held az 2 IS o'clock with
hymns by the Doares. f3ilber md
son. both Protestant Episcopal
bishops. Address by the minister,
theme, Popular Religion versus True
Rel gion." The quartet Will sing
nanks' 20 Praise the Lord All Ye
Nations" and Stulps' Lord. God We
Worship Thee"
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
ST. PAUL'S PLANS
FOR REVIVAL
DR.. Hubbard, Pastor, Will
Preach on IAN Urgent
Appeal" Tomorrow
WILMER s. BODDY
WILL SING SOLO

y the services at st. Pauls Metho-
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
ing, Dr. Hubbard viii use FOR his
subject, "An Urgent Appeal" In the
evening he viii preach the concluding
sermon in the services on Jacob, his
topic being. Back 10 the Old Home" ."
Tho sermon 10 the Junior Church by
the associate pastor, Mr.. Cooke viii
be given during the morning service
and will be on the subject, scarlet
Rags"
Professor Charles r. Edwards. as
sisted by the choir viii sing fAround
The Throne" by Brown in the morn
ing and Il have set Watchmen,' by
fitzpatrick in the evening. Wilmer
:. Boldly will sing a baritone solo
in the morning. know le That the
Lord Is God" Brown. In the evening
there will also he duet by Mrs.
Eleanor G. kemery and Wilmer =.
Boldly, THE Lord rs My Light" Buck I:
and a violin solo by Charles LaBourhe
Edwards, Cradle Song" Schumann.
organ numbers by Miss Sarah Hudson
White.
on Monday evening the monthly
business meeting OF the Christian En-
deavor Society viii be held. The
Central w. c. T. u, will meet in the
church on Tuesday afternoon at 230
O'Clock.
The Junior Church viii hold regu-
lar service on Wednesday night al Z
O'Clock. Prayer meeting viii be held
at 5 O'Clock. Saturday evening the
large chorus choir will meet In the
sunday School Hall. at which time
Professor and Mrs. Clase will CON
duct the flrst rehearsal and instruct
them as TO their important work dur
ing The revival meetings.
The Junior Epw0rih League Will
meet on Friday afternoon.
The McComb- -CIase Evangelistic
Party, consisting OF DR.. and Mrs. John
II. McCombe and Professor aud Mrs.
Harold G. Clase, will begin a cam
pa 'gn OF evangelism at he church
sunday morning OF noxt week. SER
vices VIII be held IN the church every
night during the following week. be-
ginning at 7-30 o'clock. There will
be home prayer meetings held in len
districts OF the city on Tuesday
Thursday and Friday mornings from
10 to 1890 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
THE DIVINE GIFT
THEME AT M'CABE

The Rev. George C. Williams, pastor
Of McCabe Memorial NJ. Il. Church,
WIN preach at the morning and even
services.
The subject at 1890 a. m. win be
1.-THE Divine Gift" In the evening at
7.30 o'clock. the subject will be What
is Repentance The Sunday School,
in all departments, will meet at 1915
o. m, and the EpwOrth League at
6.i5 y. m.
The special evdngehstic services
which have been In progress for the
past week with marked interest and
success. Will continue through this
week. Services each evening during
The week except SahurdaY evening.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
TRAVEL sermons
At HANOVER
Pastor Will Describe His
Recent Visit to the Holy
Land
FLAG OF TRUCE"
MORNING THEME

In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard and Eighteenth street TO-
morrow evening, the Rev. Charles II.
Bohner pastor. viii begin a special
series OF travel sermons on "The Holy
Land Several years ago Mr.. Bonner
made an extended tour. on horseback.
through Palestine, visiting the holy
places Of Bible history. and The pres
cnt course Of sermons will be first
hand descriptions Of what he saw
and heard His subject tomorrow
night viii be Arriving at IOppa. "
His subjects on The six succeeding
sunday evenings will be: "Off FOR
Jerusalem: Down 10 Jericho: up
10 Nazareth: Across the Sea of
Galilee." and Leaving for Damascus. ."
The sermons will he illustrated by col
Orod slides and undoubtedly will be
among the most instructive and in
spring messages Mr. Bonner has de-
iVered in Hanover Church. The Mems
League cordially invites residents OF
Washington Heigrls TO hear the
series.
AZ the morning service Dr. Bohner
Will preach on the subject, Gods
ftdk OF iIutts Inc sermon VIII
show the hope Of mercy and peace
was intensified and given immortal
meaning by Gods sign set in the
sky.
ON Wednesday evening Mr.. Bonner
will continue his series OF "Studes
in Christian Living" his theme being
speaking For Christ"
The church gymnasium will open
next Tuesday night for the winter
course Of instruction. Glass nights
for the present will be: Tuesday.
adult men; Thursday, adult women
and misses; Friday, senior and Junior
boys.
The Sunday School Association viii
meet following prayer service. on
Wednesday evening.
The Won MS League will hold It's
monthly soclable in the church. on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Dorothy Krauss. president OF
the Wilmington w. C. 4. H., will ad-
dress the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society, at the usual hour tomorrow
evening
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
REVIVAL SERVICES
AT BRANDYWINE

services at Brandywne NJ. e..
Church tomorrow will be featured by
an old-fashiontd class meartng, led
by Samuel VI. pppin at 9.i5 o'clock
The Sunday school Will convene az 2
o'clock with George b. Boylis. as
superintendent. Mrs. J. Francis
Blame viii conduct ihc Epworth
Leaeu, service. at G. - o'clock Topic
Winning the Friends For Christ. "
Special music VIII be furnished by
The young peoples choir The pas
tor VII preach at 1870 O'Clock. sub
icci. Great Joy In a Clty," and at
40 o'clock on "a Boys Departure
ami Home-coming." followed by re-
yival The following numbers ar
ranged by Mss Heten D. Berry, Or
ganlsi,
Mohnhg -@NRalody In y Fpat,"
Brown; "Andanta,' Mourlan; "Fcstal
March" CLARK.
Evening-'O 'Offerioirc in A Fiat"
Batisic; Romance" Z.tterbart: PRO
cessiond March," Clark: Rosary" 3"
Nevin: vienna March," Clark
Tho revival meeting will continue
every nisht next week except sat-
urday.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
scott NJ. E. TO
HOLD Revival
Interesting Program Ar
. ranged for Night Ser
vices at This Church
WAY OF SALVATION,
EVENING THEME

Tomorrow will mark the beginning
of weeks revival at Scott NJ. Z.
Church. The services will be in
charge Of the Rev. T. j. Sard. the pas
tor The order Of services for tomor-
row will be as follows: 9.i5 O'Clock,
class meeting, T. NJ Gilbert, leader;
1890 o'clock, sermon by the pastor
Subject. "Reproof a Christian Duty;
Sunday school at 2 o'clock. A. Il. Till
bert, superintendent; $50 o'clock,
Epworth League, Miss Florence
Dougherty. leader. Topic: winning
Our Friends for Christi: 7.30 o'clock.
Revival sermon by the pastor. Sub
ject; The Way OF salvation" The
night, young peoples night. with spe-
cial song service and sermon; Tues
day an all day service OF fasting and
prayer beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
SWEDISH MINISTER
TO PREACH HERE

The Rev Wilhelm Justinlus. OF
Stockholm, Sweden, win preach IN The
First swedish Baptist church iomor-
row morning and evening. and on
Tuesday evening Of next week he will
deliver a lecture on "Sweden During
The Times OF Crisis" The other ser
vices OF the week viii be: Wednes-
day evening the Young Peoples So
ciety, social gathering IN the base
ment; Thursday, the Church Prayer
Meeting; Friday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid Society meets at the home OF
street.
Evening journal., 1920-11-13
THE TWO ROADS,
= PASTORS THEME

The First Methodist Protestant
Church. Seventh street. below Walnut,
the Rev. Warren II. Hodges, pastor
announces the following program for
tomorrow: Morning worship at3O. Is
O'Clock, subject, "The Promises OF
Cod. evening worship at las
O'Clock. subject. "The Two Roads -
sabbath school at 2t5 O'Clock
Christian Endeavor at o'clock
Cottage prayer meetings will be held
each evening OF the coming week
except Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. On Wednesday evening the
usual prayer meeting VIII be held at
the church. These meetings are
preparatory to the revival meeting
which will begin November 2i.