The Washington times., 1921-11-05
Church announcement ano News

In connection with the Missionary
CsntsnniAl celebration. being held
throsuhout the country In the
Episcopal Church tomorrow, sunday
school children OF the diocese OF Wash
ington will parade on the Ellipse and
later. at Epiphany Church. hear an
address by Bishop Harding. In all
Episcopal Churches In the country to-
morrow morning the Missionary Cen
tennial will be the subject OF the ser
mons.
The children will gather tomorrow
at o'clock and form for the parade
on the north side OF the Monument
grounds. They will march around the
Ellipse, up Executive avenue 20 Penn
sylvania avenue to Epiphany Church.
Comdr. c. T. Jewell. ". y. N, will
be marshal OF the parade.
The Christian Endeayor Society OF
Luther Place Memorial Church viii
present flag TO the congregation at
the s u. IN. service tomorrow. IL Will
be accepted on behalf OF the congre'
cation by A. r.. Lever, former chair
man OF the Committee on Agriculture
OF the House OF Representatives and
present chairman OF the Farm Loan
Board At the IL o'clock service To-
morrow morning, DR.. George M. DIR
fenderfer viii offer the prayer por-
mulKated by the United Luthern
Church OF America for the success or
the limitation OF armament conference
and for the establishment OF perma'
nent peace among the nations.
The converts OF the recent revival
held at Centennial Baptist Church
will be baptized by the pastor, Rev,
L. Hez SVEN. at tomorrow nights
service at the church. The Self
Service OF the Saved" is the title
of the morning sermon, and How
] Know I'm a Friend OF Jesus" Will
he the subject discussed at the eve
ming service.
The November meeting Of the
Columbia Federation OF Baptist
Young Peoples Unions will be held
In conjunction with the final semi
annual convention OF the Columbia
Association OF Baptist Churches
which Is to convene at the Metropoli'
tan Baptist Church. November IA to
IT inclusive.
A series OF MONDAY meeting will
be held, beginning Monday. at the
Church of the Epiphany In connec-
ton with the conference on disarm-
ament, under the direction OF Rev.
James f. Freeman. the rector. The
services will be held from 1905 to
1890. The program for next week,
with the speakers, Is:
November Z, Rev. Charles Wood,
pastor of the Church OF the Cove
nant; November s. Senator j. Selden:
November 8, Ri. Rev. Alfred Hard
ing, bishop OF Washington: Novem-
Der 10, Bishop William +. Mcdowell.
of the Methodist Chruch: November
II, Rev. Arthur j. Torrey, OF
Epiphany Chapel.
For the following week, the speak
ers include such men as William J.
Bryan and Senator Borah.
The service Of All Souls Church In
the Knickerbocker Theater on Sunday
morning will be in recognition OF the
one hundredth anniversary OF the
founding Of the church. A special
centenary service has been prepared
with the following speakers: The
minister, Rev. Ulysses G.. s. Pierce:
George A. Kicker. chairman OF the
board of trustees; DIR. Samuel A. Eliot,
president of the American Unitarian
A ssociation: and the Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United
States, William Toward Taft. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
John Sidney Braithwaite, NJ. A,
c. S. b., Of London, England, Will
lecture at First Church Of Christ,
Scientist. Columbia road. on the eve
nings Of November 10 and II. Mr.
Braithwaite is a member of the board
of lectureship of the First Church OF
Christ. Scientist, in Boston, Mass, and
is second on the course being given
by the church. The subject Of Mr.
Braithwaite's lecture is Christian
Science: The Key to Self-govern-
ment." He will be introduced on
Thursday evening by William ]. Tuck
er. first reader OF the church, and on
Friday evening by Mrs. Harriet Hitch
cock, second reader.
Miss Edith b. Athey will give on or
gan recital at Hamline Methodist