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week for work accomplished dur
ing the past year. Twelve mem
bers of the society attended the
convention.
LUTHERAN.
st. Marks-Music Week will be
opened tomorrow evening by a Mu-
sic Festival of an entire program
with the choir. Bucks Tie Deum
will be sung by the choir and sew
ersl other standard choruses. A
duet will be rendered by Messrs.
Simpson and Hamft- A stringed
quaretette from the Marine Band
will assist the choir, beside con-
tributing several instrumental num-
bers.
Trinity Lutheran Church is this
week celebrating the twenty-hfth
anniversary of the pastorate in
Washington. d. C.. OF its minister.
the Rev. Henoch Schroeder.
The main event of the celebra-
ton took place Sunday. May 81. by
a special service to commemorate
the installation of the pastor, at
of Pittsburgh, Pa, president of the
Eastern district Of the Lutheran
Synod. OF which the church Is
member. preached the sermon. Lu-
theran pastors from Alexandria,
psted actively in the service, at
which the congregation presented
the pastor with a purse OF twenty
five $40 gold pieces. Special music
and floral decorations helped to
beautify the service. and in the
course Of this week social celebra-
lions bv the Sunday school and
other organizations will be held IN
. honor and appreciation of PastIr
echroeeer's faithful work.
METHODIST.
Foundry.-Lincoln Memorial Serv-
ices at Foundry Church Hon
Simeon d. Tess. representative from
Ohio. will deliver his famous lecture
on Abraham Lincoln at o'clock
There will be a special musical
service.
DR.. Herbert F. Randolph will
preach in the morning on the
Price of Patriotism"
HamIIne - Morning sermon, IL
o'clock. Memorial Day sermon en-
titled AN Everlasting Remem-
brance." and evening sermon a Mu-
sic Week sermon entitled The
Songs of a Nation"
MetropoIitan-Tonig at o'clock
a special popular concert will be
given on the chimes Of the Metro
Lolttan Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal Church by Richard Johnston.
the chimer. Mr.. Johnson has been
the chimer. Mr.. Johnston has been
twenty-five years. and on every
great occasion has rung the bells.
The following are selections for the
program: Westminster Chimes and
the hour; Il Need Thee Every
Hour" The Strife Is Ger. the Bat
tie Won" Just a Song at Twilight"
Blue Bells Of Scotland" Rule.
Britannia" "Marseillaise," Amer
lea"
PRESBYTERIAN.
CentraI-On Sunday morning the
Rev. DR.. James H. Taylor will
preach al anniversary sermon at
the Central Presbyterian Church
This church was organized in 1868
by the Rev. DR.. A. W. Pitzer, VINO
is still living and is now pastor
emeritus. During this period o:
nfty-fGUr :tars the church has had
only two pas ors-the pastor emeri-
tus. Dr. ruzel, who was m active
!. service fer almost -hir.y-eight
years, Inl The Rev. DR.. JAMES II.
Taylor, w.t0 IS the present pastor
In 1918 t. old church was gold an5
a new bui'4ii g construct ID at Fiji
teenth ard Irving street north
west. SDn.'al mention viii be made
OF these facts at the morlIng scrv-
ice tome cow.
New York Avenue DIR. John
Gresham Machen. professor Of
Greek exegesis, New Testament
theology and Biblical criticism. of
Princeton Theological Seminary,
Princeton. y. j., and lecturer at
Union Seminary. Virginia, will
preach at IL a. m. and 8 D. m. He
is a native of Baltimore and has
recently filled the pulpits of the
First Presbyterian Church of Pitts
burgh and the Fifth Avenue Church
of New York. He is an author and
lecturer of note. Rev. Reginald
Rowland will assist in the service.
Musical selections appropriate to
Memorial Day will be rendered by
choir and organ.
The Young Peoples service in
the lecture room at 6:45 will be a
memorial service for the mission
aries in service and on the field,
past and present.
Peck Memorial Chapel has been
a center of community singing for
the past two months with Mr. Will
lam T. Pierson. of the Music Week
Istaff. as director. Mr.. Person as a