The Washington herald., 1922-10-12
SCHOOL OFFERS
S-YEARCOURSEN
RELIGIOUS STUDY
Calvary Baptist Church
Will Be Used for
Y. M. C.. A. Glasses.

The school of religious education Of
the Y. NJ c. A. will open November
6 lat the Calvary Baptist Church.
Eighth and H streets northwest
where session will be held. it was an
nounced last night. 1t is predicted
that classes will be filled to capacity
before opening night.
The school offers three-year
course. the first year including study
Of the Life Of Paul, Life Of Christ
Biblical Archaeology. early church his
tory. and comparative religion: the
second year includes psychology. bibli-
cal Interpretation (old TestamenO.
history. pedagogy and later church
history: the third year, history OF
missions. Apocryphal literature. doc
trfnes, social ethics. Biblical interpre-
tations New TestamenO. flndamen-
tails of Christianity. music. church
and Sunday school officers.
Special lectures viii be given by
Rev. William S. Abernethy. pastor CAL
vary Baptist Church; Canon DeVries.
ok.the Episcopal Diocese of Washing
Afsmorial United Brethren Church:
Rev. Henry H. Ranck. pastor Grace
Reformed Church; Rev. Herbert F.
Randolph. pastor Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church: Rev. Charles F.
Seeck. pastor Epiphany Lutheran
Church. and Rev. Charles Wood. pas
tor Church of the Covenant.
The faculty includes Rev. A. F. An
derson. assistant pastor Calvary Bap-
tist Church; Rev. James d. Buhrer.
pastor First Reformed Church: Mi
chael Carroll. director Archaeological
Institute Of America: Frank Wilbur
Collier. professor of philosophy at the
American University; Homer ]. Coun-
cilor. dean School Of Religious Educa-
tion: Maud r. Cummins. former in
structOr at Carlisle Indian School and
at-Emerson College; Rev. George NJ
Dinenderfer. pastor Memorial Lu-
theran Church: George S. Duncan.
professor Biblical literature at Amer
lean University; f. Hilton Jackson.
moderator Columbia Association OF
Baptist Churches: Elizabeth a. Hum
mer, teacher of psychology. Wilson
Nsrmal School: Henry F. Lutz. lee
turer at American University; Rev
George A. Miller. pastor Ninth Street
CHRISTIAN Church; William Carl Rue
digger. dean of teachers college at
George Washington University: Will.
lam ]. See'ye. for twenty years pro-
fsssor of Greek in the College of
Wooster. and Rev. James H Taylor.
pastor OF the Central Presbyterian
Church.
Nurses at Children's Hospital are
T1anninE a Halloween dance for
the night of October 2S. The party
VIII be held in the hospital audi
t0Tium.
sJudee Kathryn Sellers. of the Ju-
venile Court, will address the Hub
bard School Parents and Teachers
Association Monday night. Miss
Anna Newberger. principal of Hub
bard School. also Will speak. An
ente.tainment program is being ar
ranged
Miss Alice Strodtman. of Balti-
more. entertained a parry Of friends
at the home of Miss Margaret veit.
1912 Monroe street northwest,
Tuesday evening Games and dane
ing were enjoyed during the eve
ntnG Refreshments were serves
at small tabls. Carnations were
used in the decorations.
\ program OF entertainment will
follow the usual business meeting
Of the JuHor League OF Trinity
n E Church in the church audi
torium this evening.
Tndividual prOCrams by the va
rious classes will feature Columbus
Day exercises at Hubbard School
today. The fifth grade taught by
Miss r. VI. Carroll. VIII give a play
depicting the discovery Of America
~ Columbus. II will be manage d
Dy. Miss Margaret Dutrow.
DR. L. G. p. Pierce will speak
20 the women's Alliance Of All
Souls Church today at 1880 a. m.
= W. Pitcher and Joseph w.
Eir-ho-ue are new members Of the
Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens
association
Officers of Mount Pleasant CitI-
2s0S' \ Ssociatiou are planning to
mako their first autumn meeting
the largest ever held. Refresh
rnr'nts will he served following the
ocular business session n Powell
Sch Oh Willis Edgar Rogers is
president and Charles r. COnsaul
s secretary.
Nurses from all sections of tho
rrrt7f-- here To attend tha COnven-
tfnr ~ tho American Rcd Cross and
re tworicau child Hygiene Asso-
siatj00 we've entertained ut lunch
con NJ tho national headquarters
rt the American Association Of
T-riversitv Women. 1884 street
roTthwoSt Yesterday. Nurses who
are u'er1horS If the association
asre hOSteSSes
FLORISTS.