Evening star., 1920-11-27

Z. \. tomorrow afternoon at the aSso-
citation rooms, Union station. Soprano
solos by Mrs. Nellie Brooks. a report
of the International Railroad Y. M. C.
A. convention recently held at Rich
mond. Va. will be given by J. L. Fer
guson. assistant auditor of the Wash
McFey, Pennsylvania railroad con-
ductor. who were delegates at this
convention. a song service Will pre-
cede the reports.
A special service will be held in
Grace Episcopal Church. 9th and d
streets southwest, tomorrow evening
at o'clock to mark the Mayfiower
universal Bible Sunday in connection
with the Pilgrim celebration. The
rector. Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde,
will preach on Christian Citizenship
and the Pilgrims"
Rev j. Edgar Knipp, who has re-
turned to this country after having
spent ten years in Japan, will deliver
an illustrated lecture in the Memorial
United Brethren Church. North Capt.
tol and streets northwest, tomor-
row night at o'clock. He will use
mis- own personal slides, showing
manners. customs and religions of the
Japanese.
. AT the open forum meeting, Eai-
versalist Church, l. and 18th streets,
the speaker tomorrow evening will be
DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintendent
OF the schools of Washington, who
will speak on Education Problems of
Today" After the address there will
be opportunity for questions and dis
cussion. .-
''The Wonderful Waldeusians," is
the title Of an address by Signor Con-
stabel of Milan, Italy. and DR.. Tupper
at the First Baptist Church, 10Th and
streets. at s O'Clock tomorrow,
evening. '....-.-.' - -.
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At the Church of the Epiphany to-
night the preparation service for men
and boys will be held. under the au-
spices of the Washington Senior and
Junior assemblies of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew. Rev. J. j. D. Hall, late
Of Galilee Mission, Philadelphia, will
be the special speaker. He will also
conduct the preparation service.
Franklin H. Spencer. executive secre-
tary of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew
in the United States. will also speak.
Two boy chairs-St. PauPs, 23d street,
and st. Johns. Georgetown. have been
consolidated and will render a mu-
steal service. All men and boys,
whether or nat they are churchmen.
are invited to attend.
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The First Christian Church of
Brightwood. D. c., will have charge
of the service held at the National
at o'clock. under auspices of the
Woman's ational Mission
sionary' Union. Rev. A b. Kendall.
pastor of the church. viii speak. and
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service. Mrs. Washington Topham Of
the United Brethren Church is chair
man Of the committee in charge of the
regular service held at the National
Training School every fourth Sunday
Are There Model Children in WASH
ington?' will be the subject of the
third sermon. iri< the series of Sunday
night sermons by Rev. George A. MIL
Ter. at the Ninth Street Christian
Church, tomorrow night. The music
will be furnished by the Naval Lodge
Masonic Quartet. n'
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At the Ingram Memorial congrega-
tional Church, 10th street and MasSa-
chusetts avenue northeast, tomorrow
night at s o'clock. the pastor. Rev.
lecture in the series, on the Mayiower
Pilgrims. The subject will be. 'The
Pilgrims in the Wilderness of Amer
ica." The lecture will be Illustrated
with lantern slides. Col John +. AK
ton. chief Of chaplains OF the United
States Army, will address the Mems
Club of Ingram Church Tuesday at
s pm, on The. Religious Program of
the Army-Past and Future"
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At Foundry NJ. E. Church tomorrow
evening DR.. George Elliott, editor of
ra<h ASck PAufayr ~ ofnr
of Foundry Church. will preach. A
reception will be rendered DR.. Elliott
at the close Of the evening service.
Interest is being manifested in the
plans for a revival, under the auspices
Of the McKendree NJ. E. Epworth
League. Miss Nell Mays. one Of its
eighteen-year-old members. is to. do
the preaching each evening.
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Star Spangled Banner Lodge, No; s,
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock at
81 street Christian Church, when Rev.
Preston A. Cave will preach special
sermon. -. r., = .1.l -
Church viii be occupied by DR.. F.
Menefee Of Washington College to-
morrow morning and by Rev. Roland
r. Wagner Of Rockville at night. DR..
Briggs the pastor, will preach for
DR.. H. NJ. Wharton in Baltimore to-
morrow, but win return at night and
conduct the services Of the week.
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Rev. r. c. Gillie, pastor of the
MaryIebone Presbyterian Church of
London. England. one of the largest
Presbyterian churches in Great Brit
+ain, will preach at the Central Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning at
ii O'Clock and at the New York Ave-
nuc Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night at O'Clock. DR.. Gillie is in this
country at the invitation of the Amer
ican Mayfiower Council to take part in
the various celebrations being held in
different cities He is also a member
of the English committee which has
been holding celebrations in England.
and is a minister of wide influence in
the Presbyterian church OF England
Signor Costabel of Milan, Italy, OFF,
cial delegate from the Waldensian
Church to the United States. Is to de-
liver an address at the Congregational
Church Monday evening. telling Of
setting forth the growth and pros
poets Of the interesting and historic
Waldensian Church.
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Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan. pastor of
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church, will tomorrow
preach the fifth sermon in the series
of sermons on -The Seven Churches in
Asia" The subject for tomorrow at
II am. will be ''The Church in Thya-
tira."
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! Prof. kirsopp Lake is to occupy the
| pulpit of All Souls Church tomorrow
morning: Rev. DR.. Ulysses 6. B.
Pierce. the pastor, is still working in
the interest Of the Unitarian cam
paign..