Evening star., 1922-11-11
PULPIT AND PEW

supper will be observed. At this tim.
new mem bers will be received and In.
fant baptism administered. On Fri.
ture viii be shown in % the parish
house The Saturday morning man. J
uai training school opens at 10:st
o'clock.
"A Talking Angel" Is Rev E. Hei
Swem's subject tomorrow night. fol.
lowed by baptisms. at the Centennia,
Baptist Church. The IL am. subject
Is: Why God Presents Preachers te
Washington Christians" At night
there Will be solcs and ckoruses.
II
DR.. J. J. Muir completed with oc-
tober, thirty-three years OF pastoral
service in this city. Last Sundas
ne began another year Of ministry ir
Church. His subjects tomorrow wtr
be. in the evening. .Sympathetic Go.
Operation" and in the evening tn.
topic will be, Choice Citizens"
DR.. Henry Allen Tupper breaches al
he First Baptist Church tomorrow al .
am. on The Call for the Conquer .
ing Church." and at pm, The Old.
est Of All Institutions and the Oldest
of All Writings" the fourth OF the
ern excavations. The Pick-Ax and
Prophecy" There will be twenty
minute organ recital by Prof. Ferry
from 7:f0 to s. and the solo quartet
composed OF Mrs. Florence Howard
soprano; Mrs. William r Reed. con-
tralto; Charles Z. RiddelI. tenor. and
Arthur Chester Gorbank, bass
Swedish services are to be held al
$3.50 by Rev G. A. Chader. and fes-
tival of music and addresses Monday
evening at o'clock
DR.. Edwin Z. Slosson. author OF
Creative Chemistry" etc, is to speah
on "A Chemists View of Religion" at
the ; O'Clock Tesper service az tina
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, Columbia road near 1ith
street northwest. tomorrow tn.
address will be followed by an an
open forum.
Prof Neval H. Thomas Of the Dur
bar High School will speak at a big
Asbury NJ f. Church. l1th and *
streets northwest. tomorrow. at $50
o'clock.
A musical. under tn" auspices -
the Haywood class, will be given a,
Foundry Church. Wednesday, at
o'clock. Mrs Anna Brett SUNNY Of
the Foundry quartet will assist. The
musical is for the benefit of tbs
SwarZell Home for Children and
other henevolences. A bazaar viii
be held Immediately following the
program.
Lieut. Nina Van Wrinkle. chief II
the woman's bureau Of the police de-
partment. will address the builders
class and its friends at Centennial
Baptist Church Bible School. eth and
I streets northeast, tomorrow. At . %
o'clock.
V Valta Parma will continue his
lectures on esoteric philosophy at the
, clubrooms of the League ot American
Pen Women, 1922 II street northwest.
| during the coming week His sub
ject tomorrow night will be The
| Origin of Evil or Lucifer and the
Planet Oriana."
Miss Jennie l.. Petersen will give
the gospel talk at the Full Gospel
tonight at o'clock. Miss Petersen
is preparing to go to China, being
one of five who recently volunteered
for missionary service in foreign
! lands. Pentecostal services will hs
conducted by Harry l.. Collier. pas
| Wednesday at pm. A prayer serN-
| ice for the hearing of the sick viii
be held Tuesday at p.ri.. under the
direction of Herbert W. Kline.
|
Rev. J. J. Queally is to preach
special sermon on Patriotism" to-
morrow morning at the Transfgura-
tion Episcopal Church. A special
| musical program has been arranged.
| 4 \ +
George Frederick Bayliss director
of the choir of the Church Of the As
cension. is arranging for a musical
| to be given in the Sunday school
room of the church, at 18th street
and Massachusetts, avenue. next
Thursday evening at Sis o'clock.
Revival meeting at Fifth Baptis,
Church will close Monday night. when
a large number will be baptized. To-
morrow morning there will be a re-
| ception of new members and COM
munion after a brief sermon by the
pastor. At night Dr. Briggs will
preach on THE Judgment" The full
orchestra will play Sunday night.
On Thursday night Rev. Mr.. Nichols,
pastor OF Kensington Baptist Church,
will baptize about twenty converts.
Friday night there will be an instru-
mental and vocal entertainment for
the beneft of the Fifth Baptist or
chestra fund.
Revival services are being conduct
ed by Rev. DR.. c. L. Russell at Israel
Metropolitan c. NJ E. Church.