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TRINITY SUNDAY.
SCHOOL To
CONVENE
Service Tomorrow Arranged
by Diocesan Board of Re-
Iigious Education.

The EST. Christopher Banner"
which several years ago was won
twice by the Sunday school Of Trim
tty Diocese Church for its activity
IN missionary enterprise. and which
was finally presented to that school
al Its permanent possession. viii be
carried by an acolyte from Trinity
Church in the procession which
opens the service for children IN
Epiphany Church tomorrow after.
noon.
The purpose Of this service,
which has been arranged by the
Diocesan Board Of Religious Educa.
tion, Is to instruct and interest the
children OF the Episcopal churches
In the work which their missionaries
are doing In foreign lands. 1t Il
preliminary to the distribution of
mite boxes Tor use by children dur.
ing Lent to gather their offerings
kor the missions OF the church. The
boxes will be distributed March 2
An address will be delivered bv
Sne kev. p. Lindel Tsen, a native
Chinese clergyman Of the Church OF
CHINA. Mr.. Tsen was educated in
the mission schools and college es.
tablished by the church in the dis.
trlct OF Hankow and was ordained
to the ministry by Bishop Roots of
that district. Moving to the district
OF Anking In South China he be.
came rector OF church and later
secretary Of the Board Of Missions.
AT recent meeting Of the Daugh.
ters OF the King at which Mr.. Tsen
spoke, he was received with en-.
thusiastic interest.
Although the meeting tomorrow
IS intended principally for the Epis.
copal Sunday schools in Washington
ana vicinity, all children will be
made welcome. A number of clergy.
men OF the city will assist in the
service. The procession, consisting
OF the clergymen and all the young
peoples choirs Of the Washington
churches, In their vestments, will
form one Of the impressive features
OF the service.
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DR.. PIERCE TO PREACH
ON JESUS, THE MYSTIC"

DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister
OF All Souls Church, continues to
preach to capacity congregations at
the Sunday morning services that
are being held in the B. F. Keith
Theater, pending the completion of
the new Unitarian Church at Six
teenth and Harvard streets, which
will be dedicated in the spring.
"Jesus-the Mystic" is the subject
announced for next Sunday morning.
In accordance with his recent prac-
fice. DR.. Pierce has given out the
following subtitles to the sermon,
and In this way he seeks to indicate
In advance the nature OF the dis
course. These subtitles are: "Mys.
Sicism in the Gospel" Hints, the
Meaning Of Miracles" "Ehows
X.Ray Of Religion" 1.-THE Power and
the Peril Of Mysticism. Mai.
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass:
Richard Lorleberg, cello, and
Lewis Corning Atwater, pianist, will
DO IN charge Of the musical program
1t the Sunday morning service.
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BISHOP OF FOND DU LAC
TO PREACH AT ASCENSION

Among those who will speak on
The Standards Of the Church" in
the Lenten series arranged by the
Rev. Thomas w. Cooke. rector Of
the Church Of the Ascension,
Twelfth street and Massachusetts,
avenue northwest. IL the Rt. Rev.
Reginald Heber Weller. bishop Of
Fond du Lac, one Of the outstand-
ing figures in the church in
America. He will preach at Ascen.
sion at the late celebration on
Palm Sunday.
The diocese Of Fond du Lac IL
noted for its orthodoxy and for the
wonderful work that has been done
there among the Indians. Bishop
Weller's predecessor, Bishop Graf.
ton, was author Of many works on
the church.
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SUNDAY.
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400 Meters.

4WS Meters.
II a.. m-Service at Emmanuel
Baptist Church., Washington. The
Rev. G. G. Johnson, pastor, will de.
liver the sermon, his subject being
Message on the One Hundredth
Anniversary Of the American Bap.
fist Publication Society,""
p. m.-Service at Bethlehem
Chapel, Mt. st. Adams Episcopal
Cathedral, Washington. The Rev.
P. N. Waggett, S s. J. E., of Christ
Church, Oxford, England, will ad.
dress the congregation.
Joint Program With Station WEAF,
New York City.
1909 p. m.-Special musical pro-
gram direct from the Capitol Thea
ter, New York city, by courtesy of
the Capitol Theater management
and S. l.. Rothafel Roxy. The
first part of the program will be
taken direct from the stage Of the
Capitol Theater, and will consist Of
music by the Capitol Grand Orches.
ira and selections by the Capitol
Theater featured. The second part
Of the program win consist Of q
special presentation by Mr.. RothafeI
Of Capitol Theater vocal and instru.
mental artists direct from the broad.
casting studio in the theater.
9.10 p. Morgan recital direct
from the studio Of the Skinner Or
gan Company, New York city.
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NEW CENTER IS SOUGHT
BY GIRLS FRIENDLY BODY

The Girls Friendly Society Of the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese Of
Washington will hear plans for the
erection in Washington Of a build
ing as national center for the
Girls Friendly Society Of America
at a meeting to be held in Epiph.
any Parish Hall Monday evening,
at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Julia J. Cunningham, presi.
dent Of the Girls Friendly Society
in the Diocese Of Maryland and
vice president Of the committee
planning the national center in
Washington, will speak. The Girls
Friendly Society now maintains a
central office in New York, and
also maintains in Washington rooms
and offices as a memorial to the
late Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, who
was second national president Of
the society.
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w. R. MOODY, EVANGELIST,
TO DISCUSS EDUCATION

William r. Moody will speak TO.
morrow night in First Congreea.
uonal Church, Tenth and G streets
northwest. on the subject, "Exper'
ments in Education as Suggested
by Experiences at Northfield."
Moody is a son of the evangelist
Dwight L. Moody. w. r. Moody
succeeded his father as leader of
the summer conferences held an.
nually at Mortified and as head
OF the seminary for girls at North.
field and the school for boys at
Mt. Hermon.
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor,
Will preach at IL o'clock ton1or.
row morning on Experiences With
Christ" Rev. Franklin I. Winter
will conduct the vesper services at
4A5 o'clock, when the Crawford
Adams Company of Boston will as.
siSt In the program.
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Y. M. c. A. Topics.

Jesus Trials, Death and Burial"
VIII be the subject of an illustrated
lecture at the Central Y. M. c. A..
tomorrow afternoon, at 4:30. by w.
II. Smith. The meeting Is open to
both men and women.
Page NICK. Etchison, religious
work director Of the Y. M. C. A..
will speak before the ONO Class of
Brightwood M. e. Church, at $50
tomorrow morning.
The public is invited to attend two
lectures given at Calvary Baptist
Church under the auspices Of the
school Of religious education Of the
Y. M. c. A. Rev. H. bennington
Hayes, D. D., will speak at GAS on
"God.Used Men," and Rev. Harry
Dawson Mitchell, D. D., will lecture
on Christ and the Believer"
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DR.. FOLEY TO PREACH
IN ST. JOHNS CHURCH

The preacher at st. Johns Church
on Sunday. morning ana evening,
will be the Rev. DR.. Foley, professor
Of Dogmatic Theology in the Phila
delphia Divinity School. DR.. Foley'a
lecture on Sunday night win be
THE Atonement and the Modern
Mind"
DR.. Foley 10 the author 6f boots
on the Atonement and this haa
been his special study for thirty
years. He will discuss the meta.
phors Of Atonement in the Bible
with reference to the doctrines
drawn from them.
The Washington times., 1924-02-23

At a meeting of Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church Thursday evening, a
Rev. A. Freeman Anderson. d. D..
to become pastor.
DR.. Anderson Is just closing q
ten.year period as assistant pastor
at Calvary Baptist Church OF this
city. This is his second term as
assistant pastor at Calvary Church.
Some years ago he was pastor Of
Grace Baptist Church.
DR.. Anderson is well known
among Chevy Chase peorle and IL
he accepts the call he will exercise
a strong influence In that commuh.
Iity from the beginning Of his work.
The Washington times., 1924-02-23
HUDCINCS, EVANGELIST,
TO LECTURE ON PEACE

W. F. Hudgings. Of New York
city, an evangelist. will speak
'at II o'clock tomorrow morning in
Pythian Temple on the subject Of
the establihment of worldwide
peace.
The lecture is under the auspices
Of the local branch Of the Inter.
national Bible Students Association.
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CHURCH OF OUR FATHER
TOPIC, "JESUS THE Way

DR.. F. w. Perkins, pastor Of one
Of the largest Universalist churches
Of Greater Boston, win speak to.
morrow evening at the Church OF
Our Father on the subject ot
Jesus, the Way"
DR.. Perkins IL known in New
England as one Of the most scholar
ly and eloquent preachers in his
communion.
DR.. C. e. Rice, the pastor, will
speak In the morning on THE Bible
and Inspiration"
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LUTHERAN.
Luther Place Memorial

CAT Thomas Circle N. W.
@. N. DIFFENDERFER, ID. D.. Pastor.
9:t6 .. m.-Bible School.
1900 a. nj. G. Butler Mems Bible
Class. DR.. Diffenderfer, teacher.
HOO q. m.-Service with sermon.
1900 p. m.--Christian Endeavor 90.
cietieg; Closing Contest for Members.
$500 p. m.-Special sermon to Young
Peoples Societies.
This Church Welcomes You.
The Washington times., 1924-02-23

The Bishop OF Washington win
visit st, Andrews Church, Yer
mont avenue and o street north
west, tomorrow morning ct II
o'clock and administer the rite
Of confirmation. The class viii
be presented by the Rev. J. j..
DimOn, rector Of st. Andrews.
Tomorrow afternoon Bishop Free
man will preach at the special
Masonic service to be held In Trim.
lty Diocesan Church.
The Rev. p. Parker Phillips.
d. D., will preach In st. Johns
Church, Georgetown, tomorrow at
II a. m. in the absence OF the
rector, the Rev. John 8. Moses.
The Rev. James Henderson, chap
lain OF st. Adams School in the
grounds OF the National Cathe-
dral, win preach ct st. Johns
Church !, at 8 o'clock In the eve.
ming.
There will be a meeting Of the
incorporators Of the Episcopal
Church Home In Epiphany Par.
lsh Hall on Tuesday at p. m.
The project Of building q home
for aged and incapacitated Epis.
copalians was started more than
year ago. During the year con.
siderable effort has been expended
in awakening interest in the plan.
So great has been the success
that articles of incorporation have
been signed by 166 prominent
men and women and filed with
the city government.
BY an official act, the con.
vention of the Diocese of Wash.
ington at its annual meeting on
February 8 added the Episcopal
Church Home to the list of in
situations Of the diocese.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The congregation Of the Columbia
Heights Christian Church will hear
a sermon from its pastor, the Rev.
nifty Of the Church" delivered In
connection with the communion
service tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Smith will preach tomorrow
evening the second Of q series Of
sermons on THE Seven Angels Of
Washington" The topic on this
occasion will be the Angel Of the
Idea"
Major w. W. Kirby, general
superintendent Of the Ninth Street
Christian Sunday School, Is pushing
an attendance campaign to cul-
inmate Easter Sunday. Several Of
the large classes Of men and women
have membership campaigns well
launched.
c. r. Stauffer will have as his
subject at the II o'clock service at
the Ninth Street Christian Church
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National Christ Crusade

There 10 National "Chi.t Cu.ads" BY Che Unzsrsalist
Church auspices Of the Unversa General COnyen
ton Special sermons 1t the Church Of Our Father Thirteenth
and streets northwest Sunday evenings for February and
March by Men Of the Church. Tomorrow morning
sermon win be given BY the PASTOR the Rev. Dr. Clarence
Rice the subject being The Bible and Inspiration AT the
evening the will be gwen BY the Rev
F. W. Perkins D. p, Of Lynn Mass. taking for bic subject
.esus Way" Mi. Perkins has wide reputation for his
knowledge his subjects and Is welcomed to this city BY the
Universaiists.
The Washington times., 1924-02-23

DIR. ]. Stanley Durkee viii preach
at the First Baptist Church, Six.
teenth and o streets, tomorrow.
His subject at IL o'clock. Life B..
yond Our Light" and at 8 o'clock,
Whatever We Lift. Lifts Us"
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Church Services Jolnorrou

Rich Towards God" and IN the
evening at 7:45 q patriotic service
will be held with special music and
a sermon on the subject America,
Her Friends ana Foes, Within and
Without"
The Phi Kappa class Of young
women viii hold its annual party
in the church parlors Tuesday even
Ing. Mrs. Fred Kirtcher is the
popular teacher Of the class.
The Beta G. e. Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church viii pre-.
sent IAN Old Folks Concert" in
the Sunday school auditorium next
Friday evening.
THE Old, Old Story" will be the
subject OF Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfleys
sermon tomorrow morning at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
At the evening service he will
preach on 'The Busy Man." Music
will be given at both services by
the church choir and mixed and
male quartets under direction Of
w. e. Braithwaite.
BAPTIST.
Tomorrow night DR.. John e.
Briggs at Fifth Baptist Church
will preach on 1.-The Friends of
the Home" which is the first in
series Of -Four Sunday Evening
Sermons on Home" There will be
baptismal service and a pageant
~ the intermediate B. Y. +. L.
preceding the sermon. Sunday eve.
ming, March Q, DR.. Briggs will
preach on Enemies Of the Homer
March 8, "Christless Homes and a
Homeless Christ" and March l5,
The Heavenly Home" Tomorrow
DR.. Briggs will preach at the morn.
tng hour. THE Old Folks Concert"
will be presented Tuesday night by
Miss Gladys Price.
The Centennial Of the American
Baptist Publication Society will be
observed with appropriate services.
In the morning Pastor John c. Ball
will speak on 1.-The Book Of Books"
In the evening the service will be
called "A Might With the Boys. .
Special reservations win be made
for all boys and mems classes from
the Bible School. The address on
1.-THE Army Of the Dawn" will be
delivered by the pastor. and special
music rendered by the Boys Orches.
ira and the male choir.
docs Prayer Pay" viii re the
subject Of the Rev. C. b. Austin at
the West washington Raptist
The Washington times., 1924-02-23

docs Prayer Pay" will re the
subject Of the Rev. C. b. Austin al
the West Washington Baptist
Church.
The Washington times., 1924-02-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science

I'LL ASIAdu OC1CUCC
Churches u Christ. soIsntSe.
Branches Of The Mother Church, Tho First
Church Of Christ. Scientist. In Boston, Mass
First Church Of Christ. Scientist, Columbia
rd. and Guclld q.
second Church Of Christ. Scientist. n. {.
Masenic Temple. Sth and ? sta. no.
Third Church Of Christ. Scientist, MasonIO
Temple, 18th and n. Y. ave.
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scientist, Tho
Arcade. I4th St. and PaFk I'd.
SUBJECT:
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READING ROOMS
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and holidays. 2;S0 10 $500.
lA9 {. capItol st.--Hours, u TO 3 (excspt
Wednesdays. IL TO Q: Sundays. 210 70
b30D. Closed holidays.
Colorado Blde.. 18th and q sts.-Hours. 10
to (Wednesdays, 10 10 7 and Sundavs
and holidays. 2:30 TO 5S0). '.
The Arcade, IAth ct. and Park nd. (2d
floorl-lO 10 0 week days. except We'd
nssdays. 10 10 S:So.
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BPN Plan Tor New Officers

about thirty members were present
the regular business meeting of
L BPW Club in the club rooms
lesday evening The president,
FS Margaret VI. Chase presided and
secretarys report was read and
|efted by Miss Anne M. Caswell.
fkgates chosen to the State COnven-
Pn to he held in Belfast, III May
4 the president in office at the time,
p Lena +. Cleveland, Mrs. Lillian
4 yester and Miss Ethel Ward. II
p voted by the club that the money
feiyPd from the May Breakfast, to
given by 'he club next Thursday
frnihg would be used to purchase
y dishes The committee to pur-
ase these dishes is composed Of
rs Ethel Ward, Miss Mona Jones
Z Miss Fife Nye.
Hrs Elizabeth ". Dyer, chairman
The nominating committee sub
Faed the following report which was
fepied by the club President, Anna
Fcler, Blanche Jewett; Wee presi-
fnl Doris Eaton Elsie Fox; secre-
~ Fedora Lessard, Addie Cover;
faSaFer Grace Paradis, Gertrude
fmpson; auditor, Mona Jones, Vir-
na slnchheld; educational, Mil
20 Lewis, Dorothy Elliot; program
P@ Borden. ella Foster; publicity,
lma Flles, Grace Tilton; good fell
Fsaip' Gladys Ames, Mamie Ellis;
Euoershin. Florence Beale, Flor
~ barrill; legislative, NJ. Goldam-
II Nellie Bean; service, Vida
aulord' Efiie Nye; finance, Amanda
"eau' Marion Oddly. 1t was vot-
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NE date of the annual meeting,
%a Is May Il, at which time there
De M guests.
@ supper committee Is composed
.asnlel Blsson, chairman. Mrs.
-. =, Meme and Miss Flora Hill. The
s''snment committee is Mrs.
\. s,'uCe Higgins, chairman. Mrs.
burden and Miss Blanche Roy.
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l1IRIANs JOURNEY TO.
SOUTH AMERICA
.,,tuorth Gives Account OF
Allan VEN aant travels Following
BIS Faster Luncheon

IONS enjoyed an Easter
The kOl'' 4 4, R. Hall Tuesday noon
Ineh ID nood number present, although
BIB eVo' members were attending
Chester o. ."s convention. IN B 5ne
Ror et president Merrill Col Roy
ssnce ., presided and read several
FIssfaImSo Of humorous nature in
I anu o M from the absent members
laii as.o oSe Of fl the day was G. Allan
Pc spssIb who gave an extremely
|en's ,'Tg itinerary of his recent trip
Iteresllne a,arica Beginning with
S taartnre from New York Har.
: a ~ hid of the sea voyage and OF u
pr ne 'T mort Havana, the beauty OF
7 a aaorpsch and the interesting ing
apP IN and about the city. He
|sces n ~ to tell of various ports
zen c0u .ho next stop after Havana
|sl'eu' ,h 70 Island of Haiti. which Is
Plns ., u, civilized and where the popn-
Fsfeei !. ninety per cent black. Then
|uoI ,. T. of Jamaica, one of the
is in The West Indies and OF
[e'u, ,an where the ship locked tell
lis - tbe government buildings. The
u ~ was nj the canal zone, the
Fk' s,o' n which was reached in
'iaH Saye and three nights from
E, or' Mr.. Wentworth had the
Pps', ,ortune to travel by airplane
b IN, iu canal and then he took
\ .h ,r the canal, which he fully
sihod He also gave a descrip-
/ ~ panama City and then con-
,d 10 South America where SIX
wv uoro made. One of these was
No capital and another descrip-
was the trip over the Andes to
"s After leaving South Ameri-
/ me Journey was taken to Trini-
!, ,ho Port OF Spain, then to Bridge
IN the Barbados and thence to
I.,inioue a port of France and to
4 a,her side of the island, to the de-
.t o city of st. Pierre. He des-
E | somewhat the Virgin Islands
\ San Juan. Porto Rico and con-
nod with his listeners to the Bahia
l. and Bermuda from whence he
|a,d 70 New York. Not only were
tacts which Mr.. Wentworth pre-
E.sd immensely entertaining but
inimitable manner of delivery was
hi as thoroughly enjoyed.
n ,be next meeting on April 18th.
| osicers for the ensuing year will
elected