Evening star., 1921-02-19

! meeting and social. the following Of
| ficers We're elected: President. Mrs
Laura Davis: vice president. Lois
| Thompson: corresponding secretary
retary. George c. Shoemaker. jr.. and
treasurer. Thomas Somerville, jr.
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The junior society met for the frs
time last Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. and sixteen members were
present. three others reporting theil
intention of joining. Mrs Jacobson
has been elected superintendent OF
the juniors. and the future appears
bright for the little ones
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Kew. DR.. ]. j. Muir. pastor of Temple
Baptist Church, is to be given a re.
ception at the church Friday nigh
IN IN honor of his appointment as chap
IAN of the Senate.
X x x
Rev. W F. Harkey, at the wallac,
Memorial United Presbyterian Church
mas been preaching a series of ser
mons on sin and salvation. Tomor.
row night he will speak on Can Mar
Free Himself From SIM"
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representative Homer Hoch of Kansa.
!! nn n,a s,on rev Dr James Shera Montgomery
pastor, are to deliver patriotic addresses
IN celebration of Washington's birthday
tomorrow night at Calvary Baptis,
Church.
x x <
sydney Lloyd Wrightson, baritone
Mrs Jewell Downs. pianist, and Richard
Lorleberg, cellist. will be the soloists al
Pleasant Congregational Church tomor-
70" afternoon at 40 O'Clock.
x x x X
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church Dr.
Loren A. Clevenger of Massachusetts
is to preach both morning and evening
tomorrow, and to take part with the pas
tor in the conduct of the day of prayer
are from 1880 to 1880 and from I
to 3, with a half hour from 1890 to
for refreshment
X x X
The Cleveland Park community ser.
vice tomorrow will have Commissioner
Claxton, who will give an address on
Education and Citizenship" The sery-
Ice is held at the Congregational Church
* X x X
A Martha Washington tea is scheduled
for Washington's birthday at the Pet
worth Baptist Church An interesting
historical entertainment and tea is to be
gwen. Wednesday evenings the Mems
Class of the Sunday school will hold
its monthly meeting. Judge W. F. Nor
ris, assistant attorney general. will ad.
dress the class.
X x X
The board Of lady managers of the
Baptist Home is to give silver tea and
reception for the benefit of the home
Tuesday afternoon, from 2 to o'clock
at 324S N street northwest.
X x X
There will be an illustrated lecture on
the work of the missions of the Episco-
pal Church in the Blue Ridge mountains
in Virginia Friday evening, at o'clock,
in the parish hall of the Church of the
Epiphany. The lecturer will be Rev.
Frank S. Persons, who is in charge of
one of the missions in a remote part of
the mountains. The pictures illustrat-
ing the work have been recently made
for the use of the department of mis-
sions of the Episcopal Church. The lee
ture is being arranged by the Washing
ton auxiliary committee of the archdea-
conry of the Blue Ridge, the work in
the diocese OF Virginia, under Archdea-
con Frederick Neve. The lecture is
free.
The Laymen's League of Ascension
Church held it's regular meeting Feb
ruary II, when two new members were
admitted. The ladies' inspected the new
club and meeting room. Refreshments
were then served. The next meeting is
to be held Friday, at which Mr. Rey-
nolds. candidate for holy orders, will de-
liver a lecture on ''The Life of Christ -