The Washington times., 1924-05-24

Reverend w. I. DeVrias. Ph. ID,
y. D.,, chancellor OF the cathedral
IN charge Of religious education
~ lm the Diocese .of Washington.
The institute adopted resolution
OF appreciation. Of his service.
Ine Reverend A. A. McCaiium,
OF 81. Rauls Church, Washing.
tont delivered- an address. There
were impromptu remarks by viii.
nam Tyler Page, the Reverend
q. =. Cooke and Deaconeas Edith
The Reverend wv. b. Reed, REQ.
tor Of Advent parish, has suffi.
GENTLY recovered from his recent
operation for appendicitis to con-
1uct the regular services in the
Cn4rch OF the Advent at IL a. M
ana p. m. tomorrow. -
the annual admission service for
members OF the Girls Friendly So.
clely OF st. Marks parish will be
nela IA st. Marks Church, Third
an9 streets southeast at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning.
The Reverend w. III. Pettus, rec
tor, will admit as members five
probationers. One member will be
advanced to senior member and
one associate will DE admitted. The
new members will be presented by
Mrs. G. H. Abbott, branch presi-
dent.
The Woman's Club Of st. Marks
Church took luncheon Tuesday at
Holiday House, the vacation home
maintained by the Girls Friendly
Society Of the Diocese of Wash.
ington near Mount Vernon, Va.
The members of the Girls Friend
ly Society Of st. Johns Church,
Georgetown, will present a play en-.
titled my Aunt Heiress," in the
Parish Hall at Potomac and o
streets northwest, next Tuesday at
8 p. m. This will be the annual
spring play Of this aarge and flour
ishing society, an event anticipated
with pleasure not only by the
members of the society, but by all
who know the excellence of their
stage productions.
Young people Of the Episcopal
Church in Washington and Mary.
land will attend a mass meeting
for young people to be held at the
Cathedral Of the Incarnation, Charles
street and University Parkway,
Baltimore, at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. There will be a service
on the grounds at which Reverend
Gordon Reese. win deliver an
address. At 6 o'clock, super will
be served in the parish house
This will be followed at 6:45
n nj kaNy Of AA
Peoples Societies of the Diocese of
Maryland. These meetings have
been planned by the Young Peo-
pies Service League of Maryland.
The congregation Of All Souls
Memorial Church, Connecticut aud
Cathedral avenues northwest, will
tomorrow meet for first time in
the new church building.
The older and smaller church
mas become the transepts Of new
and larger edifice. The nave of
the new building has been con-
Structed and has been boarded off
go that it can be used for public
Work has begun on converting
the old building. and when this is
1inlSneo, the two buildings VIII be
Joined to form one structure. 1t
is hoped that work will be COM
pleted in the fall. ....
At Trinity Church, Third and C
streets northwest, the Reverend
George w. Dow, in charge, will ad-
minister Holy Communion at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning. The
Right Reverend Thomas F. Gailor,
president Of the National Council,
and Bishop Of Tennessee, will preach
at the IL o'clock service.
Young Peoples Society will meet
at Gas o'clock in the evening.
Through the courtesy Of the Wash
ington Board Of Trade, Herbert L.
Davis, auditor Of the Supreme Court
of the District, will speak at 8
o'clock on American Ideals"
The Girls Dancing Class will give
a pageant, Dancing Dolls" in the
Community House auditorium at
3 o'clock Thursday evening. There
viii be dancing at the close of
the entertainment.