The Washington herald., 1921-03-12
SPECIAL TOPICS
FOR FINAL TWO
WEEKS SOF LENT
Visiting, Pastors win Oc-
: cupy Many d. c.
ss Pulpits.

A series Of reyivals. starting to-
morrow. will occupy the attention
of Warrington clergymen and
.churchxoers throughout the re-
naming two weeks Of Lent. with
visiting pastors speaking from
many pulpits. and with special
music an Important part Of the
services- :.
Ni.tA street cAri.tia..
EvAngelistic services win 0s held
tomorrow evening in the Ninth
Street Christian Church and will
continue each evening during the
next two weeks with the exception
Of Saturday. Rev. B. II. Linyille. Of
baltimore. will conduct the exer-
cises and preach. His sermons to-
morrow will be on The Wisdom OF
Winning Souls" morning. and
Gods Requirements" In the eve
ming. = Prof. J. A. Harrison and
Frank A. Carpenter viii conduct
the musical programs.
evernsnf Avenue Christiaa.
Revival meetings to take place
every evening until Easter. with
the exception OF Saturday. will
start in the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church tomorrow. DR.. Earle
wflfey. pastor. win preach. The
choir will be under the direction of
W. E. Braithwaite. F. NJ. Charlton
will be soloist.
First Baptist.
DIR. Henry Allen Upper. pastor
of the First Baptist Church, has
chosen for the subject Of his ami
versary sermons tomorrow. The
Tree on which This Vine Has Clung
for One Hundred and Nineteen
Years" and The Clarion Call Of a
Conq-,ring Commander" Admiral
Mcc~:iy. U. s. ~. recently returned
from Russia after four years serv-
ice there. will address the Sunday
school class at 1880 tomorrow
morning.
ConteunIal Baptist.
The sixth anniversary Of the oc-
cupancy Of the present church site
of the Centennial Baptist congrega-
ton win be observed tomorrow
when z. Hez Swem. pastor, win
speak on Placing Himself in Gods
Mind and. "A Very Strange
Thing"
Holy Trinity Catholic.
Six hundred senior and junior
members of the Holy Name Society
Of the Holy Trinity Church will at
tend Mass and Holy Communion to-
morrow morning at s O'Clock. A
late mass will be said. when special
ceremonies will be observed In con-
nection with the celebration of St.
Patrfck's Day, Father John c.
Geale. s. J., rector. will be cele-
brant- Rev. Charles J. Hennessy.
5. J.. will deliver a panegyric ON the
life of the Saint. George Herbert
Wells will direct the choir. and
Miss Agnes Whelan will be soIoist.
First Congregational.
DR.. John Timothy Stone. of Chi
cago, will speak at the First Con-
gregationsl Church tomorrow after
noon on The Promise of Power"
He will also speak twice each day
until Friday at 4:45 o'clock in the
afternoon and at o'clock in the
evening.
New York Avenue Presbyterian.
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe will speak
on The Old Man Question" tomor-
row evening. "Stewardship" will be
the morning topic. A special Lenten
musical program, Including Mauder's
-okivet to Calvary" and The March
to Calvary" will be under the d.
rection of William r. Hamill. or
gsnist-
All souls Unitarian.
The Ministry of Reconciliation
will be the subject of the sermon by
DR.. Ulysses G. b. Pierce tomorrow
morning in the Knickerbocker The
ater. Mrs Florence Fry. soprano.
will be soloist. John 2. White will
address the Liberal Religious Union
at o'clock tomorrow evening OF
The French Revolution; A Lessor
for Today" in the Unitarian House.
1888 Columbia road.
Fifth Baptist.
Border Land Christians" will be
the subject of DR.. John f. Briggs
sermon tomorrow morning in the
Fifth Baptist Church.
Foundry m. L.
DR.. Herbert F. Randolph, pastor
OF the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. will speak on The Mark OF
the Disciple" tomorrow morning.
The evening sermon will be on the
subject when the Majority Were
Wrong"
Cleveland Park.
Sam. L. Rogers. director Of the
Census Bureau. will speak at the
Cleveland Park Congregations
Church at o'clock tomorrow
evening.
Calvary N. 4.
Judge Joseph w. Thompson will
speak on The Lords Supper" to-
morrow morning at the meeting of
the Mems Bible Class of the Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The men Of the church will give a
banquet Wednesday evening, when
DR.. J. II. Stone. of Chicago. and DR..
J. Foster wilcox. national director
Of the Baptist Brotherhood Fedora
ton, viii speak. r. H. McNeill Is