The Washington times., 1920-05-08

| "@ehihstoh ana throughout the ma
uon tomorrow. and In many OF the
churches or the city pastors will
preach special sermons commemora-
tive OF the occasion.
| IL ones mother has passed TO the
Great Beyond. IL Is urged that a
white carnstion be worn in honorips
her memory, and II she is living, a
req carnation should be worn. II your
mother lives out OF town, II has been
suggested that a special letter be
writton her.
Both the Y. W. C. A. and Y. NJ. C. A.
VIII unite In a special Mothers Day
service AT 4:30 y. m. tomorrow, In
front OF the Mt. Vernon Place South
ern Methodist Episcopai Church with
James L. Wilueth director OF the Bu-
reau OF Engraving and Printing. pre-
siding.
The address will be delivered by
ICongressman Burton l.. French Of
Idaho, the scripture reading by Mrs.
l. Elaine Rising and the prayer by
Rev. NJ. L. Rippy.
Misses Christine Irish. Esther
Linkins. and Eva and Ida Belding will
contribute TO the musical program.
"Divine Motherhood" will be the
topic OF Rev. Dr. George A. Miller at
the Ninth street Christian Church to-
morrow at IL o'clock.
At tho morning service In Cleveland
Park Congregational Church. the pas
tor. Rev. Franke Il, Bigelow, will
preach on THE Value of q Life" as
his Mothers Day theme.
The Sunday School of Petworth
Baptist Church has prepared a special
program for mothers at 1915 o'clock
tomorrow. just after the regular Su.-
day School lesson. A special sons
entitled Mother" has been composed
for the use OF the school. and recita-
tions. where Is Mother" Labor Day
or Mothers Part" Before II Is Too
Late" and "The knights Toast" will
be rendered by scholars. James l..
Jones, soloist OF the church choir
will sing Mother OF Mine"
The pastor. Rev. +. Paul Langhorne.
has prepared a morning sermon for
both parents and children. In the
evening he will again preach on
Mother"
The church will be specially deco
arted with posters and flowers emble-
matte Of a mothers devotion and SOU
venirs appropriate to Ihe occasion
will be presented TO each mother
present.
| A special Mothers Day program is
to be rendered at the Sunday School
morrow morning at 0 o'clock. when a
large framed photographer OF the late
Major Raymond w. Pullman will be
unveiled. tr"Npe .s.''s
For many years Major Pullman was
prominent in the work Of the Sunday y
school, and it Is expected that his
mother, Mrs. p. r. Pullman. will be
the guest OF honor OF the occasion.
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mark the observance of the four
teenth anniversary of the Gospel
Mission. IT being planned to hold the
first service at IL o'clock in Douglas
NJ. l.. Church. Eleventh and III streets
northeast; the second at First Con-
gregational Church, Tenth and G
streets, at 3 p. M. and the third, at
Mt. Vernon Place Southern n. L.
Church at 7:3O o'clock.
At the first service the program
will be as follows:
Organ preludes hymn. congrega'
tion: prayer. William r. Blackford:
Scripture reading. w. II. Womersley:
song, the Baltimore Trio; greetings
by pastor. announcements. church Of
ferings etc; response. tho Rev. :. NJ.
Croft: song. the Baltimore Trio; the
work OF the Mission. Mrs. II. T.. Mon
roe: closing remarks and offering
for Gospel Mission, Superintendent
II. w. Kline.
Mrs. II. f.. Monroe, veteran leader
of the Mission work. will pres de at
the afternoon meeting, when the
varied work of the mission will be
discussed during the following pro-
gram:
Song service. Mission music: pray
er, Mrs. Swails; song. the Baltimore
Tr.o: Scripture reading, II. Caemmer-
er; Georgetown branch work, George
r. Rabey and Miss NJ. Riley: song.
the Baltimore Trio; work in hospitals
and jails. Mrs. Buckingham: song, the
Baltimore Trio: dispensary and diet
kitchen work. Hiss Nellie Briscoe: re-
lief work among women and ch.l-
dren, Mrs. II. w. Kline; the Chinese
l.work. william Holland; brief ad-
Dresses by friends of other missions.
visitors. and testimonies of convert,
offering for mission.
The Rev. Clovis O.. Chappcll. pas
tor OF Mt. Vernon Church. VII de-
liver the principal address at the
evening meeting in that church, when
| william l.. Clark, treasurer of the
mission, will preside and make a
brief address.
The program for this meeting fol-
lows:
Hymn, Congregation: Prayer, W. Fl.
Houghton; Scripture Reading, Rev. s.
NJ. Croft; Song, Mt. Vernon Place
Quartet; greetings by pastor, church
Offering, etc: Response, William l..
Clarke: Song, The Baltimore Trio:
The Work: Mrs. II. Il. Monroe. Clos
ling Remarks and Offering for Gospel
Mission, Supt. II. w. Kline.
Secretary of War Newton d. Baker,
| District Commissioner Louis Brown
low, Justice Frederick l.. Siddons, and
| the Rev. DR.. John Weidloy will be the
speakers at a memorial service to the
late Major Raymond w. Pullman. for
mer superintendent of Police, tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock in tho
| Church OF the Reformation.
Hundreds of friends OF the atc po-
lice chief. according to the expecta-
tions OF those in charge of the ar
| ranRements, will attend.
| Courage" will be the subject Of
Senator Mcclellan OF Tennessee in an