The Washington times., 1921-03-26


Mr.. Sanborn Is a student at the Theo-
logical Seminary. near Alexandria He
will assist at the church especially In
the work among the young people.
and w. Harold Weigel. one of his
fellow students. will assist the Rev.
A. J. TORY, dean of Epiphany Chapel
Mr.. weigel was formerly a lay mis-
sionary In China.
The Holy Week Mission, being con-
Quoted at Christ Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, will be concluded tomor-
row night. The missioner in charge
is Archdeacon Percy c. Weber, Of the
Diocese OF Florida.
On Friday and Saturday next an
entertainment will be given by the
members OF the choir OF the Church
of the Epiphany in aid of the Episco-
pal Home for Children and the China
Famine Fund.
On April 10. confirmation OF classes
will be held at Pinkney Memorial.
Hyattsville, at IL a. m, and at st.
Luke's, Bladensburg. at 4 p. m.
The third springtime ramble of the
Helpers from the Hills will Re held
Sunday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Wnen tne n1kers VIII WISH the IUOnu-
ment erected to the first Methodist
Nido, Va, on the w. and o. d. rail-
way line. They will also visit his
former home nearby.
1.-The Inevitable Resurrection" will
be the subject OF the sermon by DR..
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. minister of All
Souls Church, at the morning service
in the Knickerbocker Theater. A pro-
gram of Easter music will be rem
dered by Miss Helen Howison. So
prano; Mrs. Gertrude Miller. con-
tralto; Harry Waller, violin, and
Lewis Corning Atwater. organ.
Mrs. Louis F. Post will address the
Liberal Religious Union tomorrow
evening at s o'clock, her subject being
The Youth Of the Human Spirit"
The meeting will be held in Unitarian
House, 17S9 Columbia road.
Gustavus G. Kundahl will give the
Easter address at the Terminal r. r.
Y. NJ. c. A. mems meeting at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
"A New Philosophy OF Creation" is
the title Of an address to be made by
]. w. Benson, of Rockville, Nd. at
the meeting OF the Washington Secu-
lar League tomorrow at , p. m. at
Perpetual Building Hall 1101 e street
northwest. An open forum discussion
Of the subject will follow.
Combined Sunday school and church
services at Petworth Baptist will
take the form of an exercise entitled
Easter, JOY" with an illustrated
sermon for the children as we'll as
the older members OF the church. en-
titled "The Butterfly. The Easter
songs are exceptionally adapted to
the day. and with the augmented or
chestra of cello, violin and cornet,
will add much to the occasion. Reci-
tations, drills, and short addresses by
the scholars will complete a program
Of approximately two hours,
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church has arranged for
special Easter services as follows: At
9:45 am. the Sunday school will rem
der a special program, to which serv-
ice everybody is invited; at IL a. m.
the pastor, the Rev. ]. Franklin Bry-
an will deliver his Easter sermon. en-
titled IAN Easter Meditation" and at
s p. m. there will tie a special service
Of song by the church choir. with a
short address by Lieut.. Edward Arm
strong Platt.
The series of revival meetings
which has been conducted during
the past two weeks at the Fifth
Baptist Church, 623 F street south
west, will be continued during the
coming week, under Evangelist w.
r. Leckliter. Of Richmond Va.
Three revival services will be held
tomorrow-morning, afternoon. and
evening-and special services will be
given every night next week. To-
morrow afternoons service will be
for men only. The sermon subject
will be The Man Who Played the
Fool"
Elaborate programs OF special
Easter music have been arranged for
the morning and evening services to-
morrow at Foundry NJ. Z. Church.
Sixteenth and p streets northwest.
The soloists, who will be assisted by
Prof. Anton Kaspar, violinist, are
George II. Wilson, organist, Mrs.
Mary Sherier Bowie, soprano: Mrs.
Anna Brett Sunny, contralto; j. f.
NJ Bowie. tenor. and Charles w.
Moore. bass The programs follow
Morning-Prelude, 'Andantino." by
Lenmare: anthem, Awake, Awake"
by West: anthem, "why Seek Ye the
Living Among the Dead?" by Peel:
anthem, Behold the Risen King" by
Dressler: postlude, "Alleluia," by Du-
bois.
Evening prelude, Easter Morning.
by Mailing: anthem, Christ Our Pass
over" by Schilling; anthem. "As II
Began To Dawn" Vincent: duet, '1Iu-
sanna," by Granier; postlude, "Hosan-
nah." by Hartmann.
The Rev. Herbert F. Randolph, pas
tor. will preach on THE Victory of
Life" at the IL o'clock services and
on The Defeat of Death" at 9 pm.
Working Time Reduced.
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