Evening star., 1921-04-09
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
PULPIT AND PEW

at pm. the local chapter of capitu-
lar Masons viii be in attendance
with the Grotto Band. ID. w Thayer
viii speak on The Road from Rahy-
ION to jerusalem and Rev. David
Ransom Covell on The Point Of
Contact Between Masonry and the
church. The service is open to the
general public and a reception wiN
follow. afte- the service. in Trinity
Community House.
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Rev. s T Nocholas. pastor of Keller
Memorial Church. will address the rail-
road mons meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the Terminal Il. r. Y. NJ. c. A. at
O'Clock.
Jesse F. Sewell, president of Abilene
Christian College. Abilene. Tex is de-
liVerng A series of sermons at the.
Church of Christ at s o'clock each night.
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Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery
VIII begin the sixth year of his IA storato
at the Calvary Methodist Church to-
morrow. He viii! preach at the morning
service on The Things Worth While"
/ In the evening the services will be under
! the auspices of the Calvary mems Bible
class Wayne b. Wheeler will make an
address.
At the Ninth Street Christian Church
| tomorrow night the pastor, Rev. George
| A. Miller. will preach a special sermon
on Present-Day Evils of Early Roman
| ISM
AT Foundry Methodist Church tomor- ,
! row morning DR.. Edward l.. Watson of
baltimore will preach and Mai. Edward
i Underwood Will deliver an address at s
O'Clock on Gen. William Booth,
Founder of the Salvation Army" There
viii be special music at the evening
service.
| Wilbert p. Cooke will in the alb
| sence of the pastor, conduct the serv-
! ice tomorrow morning in the Hyatts-
| Vile. Md. NJ. L. Church South. His
subject will be The Need of the
Hour"
Rev. Dr. Harry d. Mitchell, min:
! lister of the Metropolitan Memorial NJ f
f. Church. will return from confer
! ence tomorrow and preach both morn
| ing and evening. In the morning. at
Will repeat the sermon on An An
cient League-the Folly of Compro-
| mise"
| The special meetings at the I'M
| manuel Baptist Church are entering
| the second week, under the direction
| OF Dr. Clevenger, evangelist. Tomor-
row morning he breaches Bible
school illustrated sermon on The
! Magnetic Christ" The meetings con-
tinue every evening at 7:45. Wednes-
day evening is mems night and Friday
| evening young peoples night when
mems classes and young peoples So
cieties are asked to come in a body.
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Edythe Marmion Brosius, harpfst,
| and Ruby Potter. soprano, will be the
| special soloiSts tomorrow night at the
OF ,r-k ~
bration of the ninth anniversary Of
the pastorate of the Rev. Z. Hez
Sven.
A meeting of the woman's Mission
! ary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
| is to be held Tuesday morning at IL
! O'Clock. Several addresses are to be
made. Following luncheon, Mrs. Ell
lis Logan will conduct a mission study
| class.
The annual missionary rally of the
will be held at Fifth Baptist Church
/ tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. L. c. Barnes of New York,
] who is an author and missionary
| statesman and for many years secre-
tary of the Baptist Home Mission So
| clety. will preach at the evening
| service.
DIR. T. H. B. Heathcote Of st. Peters
1 burg will give the morning and even
| ing address at the Church of Life and
Joy, 1914 n street northwest tomorrow
The morning subject will be "Reincar-
nation; in the evening, Sowing and
| Reaping." DR.. Heathcote will give a
series of free lectures on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. afternoon and :
evening.
| Rev. J. H. Mohorter of St Louis, rep
| resentative of the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society. who is coming to Wash.
| concerning the esta blishment in thii
| section Of an orphanage. will preach to,
| morrow evening at the Vermont Avenu(
Christian Church. The pastor, Rev. DR.:
| Earle Wilfey, will preach in the mornr
ing on Proportion in Religion"
The annual communion mass for thu
Catholic fraternity of Washington will
take place this morning at o'clock in
| the Church of the Immacu Concep,
tion. Sth and n streets Rev. Raymond
! A. MCGOWAN of St. Joseph, Mo-, assist.
ant director of the social action depart.
ment. National Catholic Welfare Couu,
| Gil, will preach the sermon.
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The Fisher and Edgington Bibx
! classes of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church met Wednesday even.
! ing at the church. The Bluebirds a
| the event being the elimination of
membership drive. This class will alsi
! lead the Christian Endeavor meeting al
| 6:45 pm. tomorrow. Mrs. F. f. Edging,
| ton will be the principal speaker and
| quartet composed of young ladies viii r.
| furnish the music -
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IAN Evening in China" will be tra
| subject of an informal illustrated tall
! by J. Paul Jameson before the Liberia, =
Religious Union tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock. Mr. Jameson was former con-
sui in China. The meeting will be held
! in Unitarian House. 1889 Columbia road
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McKendrce Epworth League through
the efforts of its fourth vice presiden,
Charles A. Sutton. in conjunction witt
| the District Epworth League, secured
special car and attended the Epworth
League night Tuesday, at the Baltimore
Conference.
Wayne B. Wheeler will deliver an
address in the main auditorium of -
! Calvary NJ. +. Church at S o'clock to-
! morrow night on The Present Day
Challenge for Law and Order" This
service will be under the direction Of
Calvary mems class. II
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The annual election and banquet Of
Calvary NJ. E. mems class will be held
Friday evening. Senator Frank B.
Willis of Ohio will speak Others who
will take part are Rev. James Shera =
Montgomery and Rev. John f. Ed
wards. DR.. Charles B. Campbell, class
president, will preside. -'
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Judge Joseph w. Thompson will