Evening star., 1922-07-01

AT F'pu0IfN 'NETtl IOIlorToW nlSnl
at S o'clock DIR. Herbert F. Randolph
will lecture on TIE Passion Play" his
ttscture 10 he illustrated with views
of the peasants at Oberammergau
and scenes in the famous play, which
is being enacted this summer. In the
morning the subject of his sermon
viii be The Gentleness OF God
DIR. Henry H. Ranck will speak
on Government of the People" at
II o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Grace Reformed Church, 18th and o
streets northwest There will be no
evening service. Sunday school is
to be held at 9:i0 am. and Christian
Endeavor at I pm
special patriotic service will be
held in Metropolitan Memorial NJ +.
Church, John Marshall place and c
street tomorrow night, under the
auspices OF the Erworth League.
senator ]. Thomas Hefin OF Alabama
viii speak, Rev Dr.. ]. r. Edwards,
superintendent of the Washington
district, Will preach at II o'clock.
The annual meeting of Advent
branch of the I-aymen's Service Asso-
citation was held recently in the
parish hall and the following officers
were unanimously elected for the en-
suing year: President. Benjamin +.
Taylor; wee president; William P.
treasurer Edgar ]. Hough.
The. meeting marked the third an
nivoraary of Advent branch. After
the close of the business session the
members Of the congregation We're
entrrta !ned. The entertainment con-
sisted OF hrief speeches by the rector,
Rev. Thomas Williamson. jr.: b F.
Taylor ana W. +. Foley, and musical
numbers by L. w. Juneau. Miss Eliza
BATH Derry and Miss kathaleen Tut
wil-T after which refreshments were
served. The committee in charge in
cludcd W. L. HELEN, II. d. Amiss
and Mr.. Robert Rathvon.
The annual excursion of Advent
I'ariS Church School was held at
Marshall Hall Tuesday. In spite of
''eNeral showers I very pleasant day
was spent
The Business Women's Council has
elected five delegates to attend the
summer Bible conference. Mrs. John
Paul Jones. Miss Sophia Huth and
Miss Jessie Stillwell are attending
hershurg, Pa, until July 5. while Miss
Ethel Bagiey. Miss Gertrude r. Nc
Mister and Miss Mary Smith will go
ss delegates TO the Bible. conference
.,eld July 81 to August Ii at East
NurthtiCld. Mass. Miss Lucille Smith.
It member OF the council. who has
been teaching in North Carolina has
been RI tanned for another year as the
CourCirS missionary teacher at Bre-
ward Institute, Brevard. n. c.
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Rev. Ford c. Ottman, formerly of
Stamford, Conn, now of New York
city. will preach at II o'clock tomor-
row morning ut the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. DIR. Ott-
man is president of the board of
church erection.
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AccQ-fji,1o n or Nv
liam knowles Cooper, general secre-
tary Of the Washington Y. NJ c. A.,
the nations capital is "distinctively
and increasingly church-going
city Mr.. Cooper continued:
Whereas Washington churches
once were only moderately well and
IN some cases poorly attended now
the attendance has reached a high
water mark II is a matter for sig
uificant note that on last Easter
morning there were admitted to mem
bership in Washington more persons
than had Joined the churches of the
city in any one day in its previous
history, and a larger number also
than resulted from either the Dwight
Ia Moody, the Billy Sunday or the
iipsy Smith campaigns in Wash
ineton"
Secretary Cooper remarked upon
the passing from the scene of Sunday
morning church attendance of the
tall silk dicer."
Let US bid the old time-honored
silk dicer," said Mr.. Cooper. "a sad
farewell from its wonted place in our
church aisles and pews. and wish for
IT deserved resting place through
the years in pas old hatbox on the
top closet shelf"
At the Ninth Street Christian
Church tomorrow morning Rev.
George A. Miller will preach on
Opinions and Convictions" At the
evening service he will preach on "A
Larger Life
Rev. Robert E. Browning, who is
in charge of Epiphany Episcopal
Church during the absence of the rec
preach at the IL am. service tomor-
row. Communion will be at am.
and II am. Rev. r. L. Wolven will
occupy the pulpit at pm. The sum-
,ner session of Epiphany Church
School assemblies at 9:45 am. every
sunday through September.
A patriotic service will be held to-
morrow evening at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, 6th and \ streets
northeast Rev John Compton Ball.
The pastor, will speak on THE Man
With a Country
At st. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Alexandria. Rev. Percy Foster Hall
will preach at l. o'clock tomorrow on
the theme. Jesus Wept over Jeru- I,
salem. Would He Weep Over Amer !
lea To-day? How Is 1t With Us From |
the Christian Standpoint" The hymn, |
America, the Beautiful will be |
sung and THE Star Spangled Banner" |
played
Adjutant r. L. Granger of the !
Volunteers of America will be the |
speaker at the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting at |
Lincoln Park tomorrow at 4 p. m. !
Capt. G. l.. Myers will play his guitar |
and sing. George Culbertson of the i
Y. NJ G, A. department of education. !,
will supply the pulpits of the Ecking |
ton Presbyterian Church Sunday !
morning and the Fifteenth Street !;
Christian Church Sunday night. w. |,
\. EiSenherger of the Y. NJ. c. A, de- !!
partment Of religious work, will sup
ply the pulpit of the Western Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning.
How I Was Kept From Going on
the Stage" will be told by Rev. E.
Hez Sven at o'clock tomorrow
night at Centennial Baptist Church,
9TH and l streets northeast The IL
o'clock sermon will be on why Bap-
lists Are Peculiar
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Rev w. H. Hill. former pastor of
Friendship Baptist Church, will
preach special sermon at Nc
K;nley Memorial Baptist Church, cor
ner 4th and L streets northwest. at
go On Thy Way Until the End Be"
Open-air services at the Peace
Cross at the National Cathedral at
Mount st. Alban's will be conducted