The Washington times., 1923-02-24


turer, who has just completed a
trip around the world covering a
period Of two years, in which she
visited every continent on the globe.
is in Washington and will give
a free lecture at the League for
the Larger Life, 1881 street north.
west, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Tho subject will be 1.-THE Two
Great Tests" The public is cor.
daily invited.
Tomorrow night will be an espe-
cially interesting day at Shiloh
Baptist Church strangers Home),
as 1t Ia preparatory to revival
meetings which are soon to begin
with the Rev. DR.. 8. T. Eldridge,
Of Petersburg, as the evangelist,
and Prof. T. H. Ward, of Florida,
in charge Of the singing.
At the morning service the pas.
tor. the Rev. DIR. j. Milton Wal
dron, win preach upon the sub.
iect: How Much Owest Thou
My Lord?" At night the wife Of
Bishop M. w. Clair, who has lived
in Liberia, West Coast, Africa, will
deliver the main address to the
Tabitha Missionary Circle of the
church. and Mrs. NJ. II. Waldron
will preside. The choir in pre-
pairing special music.
The union evangeliatie services
of the Methodist Episcopal churches
of Washington will be held in
Hanaline Church, Ninth and P
streets northwest. from Tuesday,
February 81, to Wednesday, March
Of Indiana, viii conduct the meet
choir under the direction Of Ever
EFT Naftzger and DR.. William 8.
Schumacher, Mrs. Earle Naftzger
mentalists.
While all the Methodist Episcopal
churches viii cooperate every
night, certain groups OF churches
will specialize on designated eve.
nings. Tuesday will be every.
church night: Observation-Disclosures.
tia, BrookIand, Bradburn, Calvary,
Chevy Chase, Foundry, Ryland,
Union, University Chapel; Thurs,
day-Douglas Memorial McKendree,
Congress Heights, Iowa Avenue,
Lincoln Road, Petworth, Trinity,
Wesley: Friday-Dumbarton Ave-
nue., Eldbroo1xe. Metropolitan, Cor.
such, Hamline, Langdon, North
Capitol, Rosedale, Wilson Memorial,
Woodside.
At the Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church the pastor, DIR. Earle
Whitley, will speak tomorrow morn.
ing on 1.-The Sympathy of Jesus, -
and in the evening on Gods of
Modern Society" in continuation ut
the series of sermons on social
and domestic relations. Special nu-
sic will be furnished by the Every.
man Glee Club under the leader.
ship of Paul @. Ledig, and by the
mixed and male quartets under
the direction Of w. z. Braithwaite.
Takoma Park Baptist Church. The
nastor, the Rev. William e. La Rue,
will speak at the morning and eve
ming services. At the IL o'clock
service he will speak on the subject
1.-THE Supreme Need" The ordinance
OF baptism will be administered at
this service.
At the o'clock service Mr.. La
Rue will speak on the subject Jesus
Commended a Responsive Inquirer.
At this service Miss Margaret Byrd
Mansfield, Of Texas, violinist, will
play.
A special musical service will be
given by the solo double quartet
Of Mt. Pleasant M. e. Church,
South. Sixteenth and Lamont
streets, under the direction OF
Elizabeth s. Maxwell, tomorrow
evening as follows: Organ pre-
lude. Meditation Renaud; &C.
lections by junior choir; anthem
1.-The Heavens are Telling" Beetho
ven: male quartet, Grateful, o Lord
Am l." Roma; soprano solo, Cast
lam; mixed quartet. Thou Wilt KeeF
Him in Perfect Peace" West; trio
for women's voices, THE Peace oil
God" Gounod: anthem, Sweet il
thy Mercy" Barnby; bass solo
Lead, Kindly Light" Pinsuti; an
them. II VIII Sing Thy Power. u
Sullivan; organ postlude. Tours. Al
the morning service the special num-
bers will include organ prelude,
Shepherds Pipes" Harris; anthem
Praise the Lord" Ashford; tenor
solo, BE Still and Know" Pierson
organ postlude. Fanfare" Dubois
The Young Peoples Society of As
cension Parish, Twelfth and Massa
chusetts avenue northwest, will have
as it's guest Of honor and speaker
tomorrow evening at o'clock the
Hon. George r. Wales, u. s. Civil
Service Commissioner and president
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