The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-17
Church Services TOMORROW

The annual Call to the Ministry
service Of the Brotherhood Of St
Andrew, Diocese of Washington, will
be held tomorrow evening at
o'clock in st. Andrews Church
New Hampshire avenue and v
street. The Rev. J. ]. Dimon, rector
Of st. Andrews Church, will speak
on 1.-THE Christian Ministry" The
services are primarily for boys OF
the Junior Brotherhood.
The Rev. William A. Masker, jr.
assistant minister at st. Marks
Church, Third and A streets south.
east, will preach in that church al
1880 o'clock next Wednesday eve.
ming and each following Wednesday
during Lent. The rector, Rev. viii.
lam A. Pettus, will preach Friday
evenings at 1880 o'clock.
The Mems Club Of st. Margaret
Church will hold the regular month.
~ meeting Wednesday evening at
os4O ~ CIOCAs 4S4COIs SO4s 1OWdTO
Davis, u. s. A., will describe the
army commander, General Allenby,
during the war. The lecture Will
be illustrated by lantern slides.
The project for the erection and
maintenance Of q home in the Dis
trict OF Columbia for aged and in.
NvA3N S~4r ar
interest in Episcopal Church cir
meeting last week at the home OF
DIR. A. T. Gregory, chairman Of the
inter-parochiaI committee, which has
this work in charge.
Rt. Rev. James Fielding Sweeney,
d. D., bishop OF Toronto, will
the National Cathedral on Mt. st.
A1ban, at the regular IL q. m.
service tomorrow morning.
The February meeting Of the
Sunday School Institute Of the Epis.
copal Church of the Diocese Of
Washington will be held in the
lecture room OF Epiphany parish
o'clock tomorrow evening. A motion
picture will give the historical and
Biblical story Of the life Of Abra-
ham.
Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, pastor.
Petworth Baptist Church, has ar
ranged two series OF sermons for
the coming six weeks. The general
theme Of the morning talks is 1.-THE
Church." and the first Of the series
will be Calling Of the Deep" The
second subject is: what the Bible
Says About TIT" the third, Whence
the Church Came;" fourth, How
It Is Helping the World" fifth.
why Everyone Should Share IT,
and the sixth, whittier Doth It
Lead"
His evening theme is entitled:
els It Possibie?" The particular
subjects are: "Is It Possible for
God to Lie?" ITO Enter Heaven
without Being Born Again." ITO
Enter the Kingdom Any Other Way
Than by the Door," ITO Believe in
Christ and Not Be Saved" ITO Be
Saved Without Believing in Christ"
ITO Be Saved After This Life"
At the Mt. Pleasant M. e. Church
South, Sixteenth and Lamont streets,
tomorrow, musical programs un'
der direction of Elizabeth s. Max
well. will be presented by the solo
double quartet Of the church.
Morning service-Organ prelude
"Andante con Moto." Fifth Sym
phony, Beethoven; anthem, double
Quartet, 1.-THE Lord Is Exalted,
West; anthem, double quartet
Christian, the Morn Breaks Sweet
" over Thee" Shelley; organ post
lude; Sixth Suite" Franz Lachner.
Evening service-Organ prelude
even Song" Rockwell: fifteen
minute song service by junior
choir: anthem, double quartet, How
Beautiful Are Thy Messengers,
Mendelssohn; tenor solo, DIR. George
e. Saxon, BE Still and Know,
Pierson: organ postlude. March,
Schuman. Mrs. Nancy Alice Lowe
church organist.
practical Occultism" is the sub
iect of an address to be made by
DIR. Harry D. Appleby, of New York
a. 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. under
the auspices of the League for the
Larger Life, at 1881 I street north
west.
"a New Conception Of Deity" Ii
the title of a presentation to be made
at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, be
fore the Open Forum of the Secular
League, 1101 E street northwest
The lecturer, v. Valta Parma, A. M.
is a teacher Of esoteric science.
The Methodist Episcopal churches
of Washington will hold a unior
evangelistic service at the Hamlint
Methodist Church from February q
to March ii inclusive. Each church
is furnishing its quota of singers foI
the chorus choir, under direction q