Evening star., 1921-02-19
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
Pulpit and Pew

Rev. Joseph G. H. Barry. rector OF
New York city, is to conduct Quie'
Day" services next month IN 81
Agnes Church.
G. H. Winslow. secretary of the
Terminal Il. r. y. NJ. c. A, IS &c
address the o'clock railroad men
meeting in the rooms at the unIor
station tomorrow afternoon on The
Basis of Fellow ship
Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean. pastor OF
Lincoln Road NJ. f. Church. is t6
preach to odd Fellows of the Dis
tract at the church tomorrow night
Members of the organization Will at
tend in a body.
A special sermon on "The Revela-
tion of Hidden Resources" is to be
preached tomorrow morning at the
Israel G. NJ. Z. Church by the Rev
D. 3. Wallace.
At ST. Luke's Episcopal Church the
rector, Rev. Thomas J. Brown. has
The services on Sundays are at a m
and 1880 pm. The first Sunday of the
month holy communion is held at II
am Week day services are held Wed
nesday and Friday at 1880 pm. Rt
Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop of Wash
ington is to confirm a class on Palm
Sunday at pm.
Rev. DR. Earle Whitley. pastor OF
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
has returned from Winchester, KY.
whore he conducted evangelistic serv-
ices for three weeks.
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Pihle class of
Foundry Sunday school has arranged a
series of addresses by prominent men
in religious and secular work. Sec
retary of the Navy Daniels is to ad-
dress the class tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock. The classes of the adult
department will be guests of this
class to hear the address.
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Rev Dr. Charles Wood is to preach
the convOcation sermon before the
George Washington University to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
ing he will preach the third sermon
in series on "Divine Messages in
Visible Things"
An entertainment is to be given
Monday evening at Eighth Street
Temple for the bnef1t of the starving
children of Europe. under the aus
Washington Hebrew Congregation.
Paul at Corinth. His Missionary
Work" will be the sixth Sunday
night sermon in the series In the
Footsteps of Paul" now being de-
livered at the Ninth Street Christian
Church by Rev. George A. Miller.
Representative William n. vaile of
Colorado will speak on George
Washington. at the Ingram Memorial
Congregational Church tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. Special music
will be rendered by the choir. assist
ed by Hazel Bachschmid, soprano;
Timothy Quinn, tenor. and Charles
Trowbridge Tittman, bass.
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The Syrian Orthodox will hold serv-
ices at their new church. 1909 sth
street northwest. tomorrow at $3.50
am.
DIR. Henry Allen Tupper, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, 18th and o
streets. who has been absent from the
city fulfilling speaking engagements
in New York city and Brooklyn, will
patriotic subjects tomorrow. At II
am, Our Attitude to the Alien: 8
pm. THE Principle and Problem OF
Patriotism"
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At the Holiness Mission, 1881 7th
street northwest, tomorrow, Rev. A.
E. FUNK of New York city. field evan
gelist of the Christian and Missionary
Alliance, will inaugurate a series of
evangellstic meetings to be conducted
throughout the week by Rev. W. H.
Chandler. his associate field worker.
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f. Hilton Jackson, moderator Of the
speak at Tenleytown Baptist Church
tomorrow morning, and H. +. Cameron
at night Rev. NJ. Ray Japhet has ac-
cepted a call to the pastorate, and will
pesln his ministry next Sunday.
The J. Q; A; NJ. of the District will
Qoserve Washington's birthday by
holding a patriotic mass meeting in
the Metropolitan Memorial M. f..
church Tuesday, at 8 pm All the
councils, together with the national
representatives of the order, have been
invited. Addresses will be made by
representatives William NJ Vaile of
Colorado. John c. Box of Texas and l..
B. Rainey of Alabama. Rev. DR.. Har-
ry ID. Mitchell, the pastor of the
church, will preside. 1t is expected
that male quartet will sing. w. NJ.
LaRoche, secretary of the Andrew
jackson Council. No. 6, is the chairman
or the committee on ARRANGEMENTS
The committee on immigration in the
House of Representatives has been
invited. as also members of other
patriotic societies.
Martin a. Morrison of the Civil
service Commission will give an ad-
dress before the Vermont Avenue
Christian Sunday school at 9:45 am
tomorrow, as part of the Boys day
program. Another feaure of this
program Will be a male quartet under
direction of William E. Braithawaite
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Col. John T. Axton, L. s. A.. chief
of chaplains. will tell of the re-
ligious work being done in the Army
in an address before the cIergymen
Of the Baptist and Disciples churches
Monday morning at IL o'clock at Cal.
vary Baptist Church.
Spiritual Research and Achieve
ment" will be the subject of a lec-
ture by DIR. l.. @. Shredder at the
Church of Life and Joy. 1914 n street
northwest. tomorrow at 3 pm. At
pm. the subject will be New
Thought in Business" by James A
Edgerton, president. I. n. T. A
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At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church the Sunday evening
forum, "the inquiry rOom." will be
continued. This week the pastor
will answer in his discourse as part
pertinent Question" The speaker OF
the Young Peoples meeting at GAS
will be Rev. George de Salaj. his sub
ject being "Rumania." The motion
picture. Miracle Money" will be
shown in the assembly room of this
church Thursday evening.
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