The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-10

superintendent. The program for
Monday night is exceedingly inter.
esting. Doctor TAYLOR. OF CentraI
Presbyterian Church will give the
first presentation Of the evening
beginning at 1880. This win be fol.
lowed by Mr.. Rippy, assistant
pastor or Mount Vernon Church,
who will speak on the Methods and
Principles OF Teachers"
The executive committee Of the
Federation Of Churches held ita
monthly meeting Thursday noon in
connection with the luncheon at the
Enoion Club. Twenty-four members
OF the committee werc present and
the new president, Doctor Jason
Nopie 'Flerce' was in charge. Cam
paigns Will be introduced shortly to
increase the. membership from
elgnty-one to 100 congregations.
andrew II. Phelps, field secretary
OF the United States Chamber Of
commerce, was appointed chairman
OF the finance committee. He is a
member or Wesley M. E. Church,
Cnevy ChaSeg The school service
committee will meet N the same
place, Wednesday, May II. Doctor
CHAIRMAN.
Doctor w. L. Darby. execut;va
secretary Of the Federation of
Churches, will address the BoIeiana
Class Of Foundry NJ E. Church.
Sunday morning. Later he viii
participate in the special service
celebrating the Huguenot Tercen-
tenary in Grace Reformed Church.
THE Vanished Glory" will be
the subject Of the sermon bv
Doctor Ulysses G. B. Pierce, min.
lister OF All Souls Church, at the
morning service in the new edifice
at Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
me new church will be open for
visitors from 4 to 8 o'clock. From
to $50 there will be a ouiet
period with music on the Green Me.
mortal organ.
Mothers Of Men, will be the
TOPIC OF a sermon the Reverend
John Compton Ball will preach to.
morrow evening at the Metropolitan
BAPTIST Church. 1.-THE Call of
Christ" will be his theme at the
morning service. A class will be
baptised at the evening service.
The Reverend Doctor J. Stanley
Durkee, president Of Howard Uni.
veFsity, who has just returned from
Portland. Me-, will preach tomorrow
morning at the First Baptist
church. His topic will be, Mary,
a Typical Mother" The subject of
his evening sermons will be Strong
Shoes For Rough Roads" Commun.
ion will be given at the morning
service. The Reverend A. Wilson.
OF Wilmington, Del, will conduct a
service at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Representative Mothers" will be
the subject Of a sermon that win
be preached tomorrow morning bv
the Reverend John E. Briggs, pas.
tor OF the Fifth Baptist Church. At
the evening service his topic will be
Mary, the Mother Of Jesus" Spe:
cial music numbers will be given by
the choir and congregation.
The Reverend e. Hez Sven will
observe tomorrow at services to be
held at IL a. m. and D. M, the
twelfth anniversary Of his pastorate
OF the Centennial Baptist Church.
"A Speclal musical program will be
given at each Of the services. MANY
improvements have been made to
the church since the Reverend
SVEN became its pastor.
Mothers Day will be observed at
the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church tomorrow morning with an.
propriate sermon by the pastor, the
Reverend Doctor Earle Whitley, and
special music under the direction
OF William e. Braithwaite. At the
evening service a reunion will be
held Of couples married by Doctor
Whitley.
The Woman's Society, at its an
nual election held this week chose
the following officers: Missionary
department, Mrs. j. c. Cross, presi-
dent; Mrs. ]. D. Fall, vice president;
Mrs. e. d. Pugh, secretary; Mrs. w.
II. Magruder, treasurer; Mrs. A. ].
Earl, librarian. Work department,
Mrs. w. p. Stems. president; Mrs.
James B. Cunningham, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. T. p. Russell, secretary;
Mrs. o. G. Whitlow, treasurer: Mrs.
w. 7. Handy, auditor. The term Of
the noNv OfPioara hoo,f0o T,,I,,