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Evening star., 1925-03-21
Sunday School Lesson

Lord. He called them to commence
preaching the gospel OF redemption
and resurrection in Jerusalem, where
His enemies lived. They were to
carry the message that they had re-
ceived from Him to the ends of the
earth, until the last man was reached
for their risen Lord.
Having made clear TO them that
since His resurrection there was no
limit OF the flesh to interfere with
Him in His efforts to assist them in
their work. He conducted them as
far as Bethany. where He blessed
them and was parted from them by
the cloud receiving Him out OF their
sight. His ascension completed the
resurrection. 1t was the testimony
Of the Fathers approval upon
Christ's ministry. It was a prophecy
Of the destiny of all who love their
Lord. 1t not only lifted their hearts
to the Fathers home. where the risen
Master had gone to prepare a place
for them. but 1T called for them to
return to Jerusalem and wait for the
promise of power from on high. God
calls us to walt for the blessing of
the Holy Spirit, so that we may be
earnest and successful witnesses of
our experiences, as the apostles were
of theirs when, filed with power,
they commenced 10 DO COOS Will. he
calls US to be witnesses today. so
that the work of His early follow
ers may be completed and through
the preaching of the gospel the world
be won for Christ and be united
through Him into a fraternity of ma
tions, seeking to glorify our Father
and reveal the teachings of the risen
Christ in the affairs of the day in
which we live. Let US pray and be
filled with power to do His will and
work
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would say, as when dressed for golf
or the opera
Moreover, with many women, neg
lige apparel demands no very great
privacy. To be sure, a woman would
not appear in the dining room or re-
ception room of a hotel in such neg
lige. she would not appear in her
garden so clad, unless It WAS one OF
those delightful walled Spanish gar
dens that one sees built about some
Of the new California bungalows. She
would not appear in negiige In her
own home at a formal dinner, but she
would appear in this new sort OF
elaborate neglige when she entertain
ed fairly intimate friends at small
informal dinner or luncheon.
or course. usage differs with DIFF
ferent families and In different house.
holds, but one very distinguished ed
daughter of a distinguished statesl
man used to entertain distinguished
friends of her husbands. choosing for
her own costume a perfectly circum-
spect but rather startling suit OF
Chinese pajamas.
Nowadays the careful woman is as
particular that the various acces-
mauve satin. There are interesting
harmonize and be appropriate as she
is concerning those little things when
dressed in formal dress. Slippers,
stocking, garters, jewelry are all
chosen especially to go with the neg
lige: The slippers indicated in the
sketch are OF pink velvet piped with
mauve satin. There are interesting
neglige slippers of gold. or some
bright color, made with high heels
and toes that turn up in Turkish
manner. Sometimes q fringe of gold
is placed all around the top of such
slippers.
Doubtless one thing that makes the
neglige appeal to many women, is
that this type of garment does not
really have to be in the accepted
fashion at ALL Many women In fact
design their own negliges while con-
forming most rigidly to the prevailing
mode in choosing the rest of their
wardrobe Color. too, is INDUCED in
more lavishly in the making of this
little gown that is to be worn only
against the sympathio background of
ones own rooms.
(Copyrtght, 1881
Evening star., 1925-03-21
PLANS SPECIAL SERVICE.
Program for Tomorrow Announced
by Gospel Assembly.

A special service for the tabernacle.
which the Gospel Assembly at $50
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, ex-
poets to secure. will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock, il is an
nounced by the pastor. Rev II. l.. Col
lier. The pastor will preach afternoon
and evening.
At recent service the ssembly Sc
lected Miss Mary E. Martin, who has
many friends in the city, to be their
missionary to Africa, at which time
an offering of over $500 was made to
place her on the field. She now is en-
route to Liberia A healing service is
held every Tuesday evening and pen
tecostal meetings every Wednesday
night
1t is planned to hold a children's s
Easter service and children's church
April 19 and 26, to be conducted by
Mrs. Marstella Beisel of Allentown,
Pa. At the Young Peoples meeting
tonight rally of the converts from
Hyattsville and vicinity will be held,
in charge of Miss Lois Burton.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
WILL RECEIVE COMMUNION
Glass Confirmed Last Sunday to
Participate.

Those who were confirmed by
Bishop Rhinelander on last Sunday
morning at st. Marks Church, Third
and A streets southeast, will receive
their first communion after being con-
firmed tomorrow morning at the 1880
am. celebration Of the holy COM
munion. The rector, Rev. William
II. Pettus, will be the celebrant
also at the II o'clock celebration of
tho holy communion, when he will
preach. Rev. w. A. Masker will
preach at 8 pm. Holy communion
will be celebrated next Wednesday at
IL am, also next Thursday at and
IL am.
Rev. Canon William l.. DeVries
will be the preacher at the Lenten
service Tuesday at pm. Rev. VIII
liam w. Shearer. rector of st. CO.
lumba's, will be the preacher Thurs
day at Pm, at the Ienten service.
Rev. w. II. Pettus will preach in
St Columba's Tuesday at 1880 pm.
and in Christ Church, Alexandria
Thursday, at pm.
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THANK OFFERING
WILL Be TAKEN
Service to Be Held at st.
Johns, GeorgetoWn-Rev.
A. B. ParSOn to Preach.

Rev. A. =. Parson. assistant secre-
tary for foreign work Of the depart
ment of missions of the National
Council Of the Episcopal Church, with
Offices in the Church Missions House,
New York, will be the speaker at the
special service at st. Johns Church,
Georgetown, tomorrow at pm. At
this service the united thank offer
ing of the women of the Episcopal
Church in the diocese of Washington
will be presented. Mr.. Parsons sub
ject will be The Place Women Are
Taking in the World Christian Enter
prise"
The united thank Offering is collect
ed by the Woman's Auxiliary. The
women of the Episcopal churches all
over the world put aside from time to
time sums Of money which repre-
sent their thankfulness for the fs-
vors of Providence. Generally this
collection is made in a mite box
furnished for the purpose, the fa-
miliar name of which is the little
blue box" Twice 4 year a special
service is held and the contents Of
the boxes are presented at the altar
OF one of the churches and are taken
account Of by the custodian Of the
fund.
Collected Every Three Years.
Every three years at the General
Convention Of the Episcopal Church
the amounts Of the offerings in all IN
dioceses are collected on a gold plate
donated several years ago for this
purpose. From this fund are support
ed nearly 200 women who are EN-
ployed in social, educational edid
eVangelistic work in mountain mis-
sIons. mining towns, in schools and
hospitals, among negroes, Indians and
others in this country and abroad.
The total for the three years ended in
october, 1922, amounted to S68l,145.Os
Rev. Mr.. Parson was for several
years associated with Bishop Brent fn
his work in the Philippine Islands and
was dean Of the Cathedral in Manila
His duties at the Church Mission
House bring him in close contact with
the workers supported by the united
thank offering in all parts Of the
world, and he is able to make first :
hand reports Of their accomplishments
and needs. The message which he
VIII deliver tomorrow night TO the
women of Washington is sure 10 have
strong appeal to each of them
The officers OF the Womar's AuxjI-
lary are anxious to raise $40 600 be
fore the next meeting of the General
Convention, which will be held in New,
Orleans next October. In addition 70
the contributions presented tomorrow
there Will be another collection Of tho
Offering in the last part Of next Ser-
tember.
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DR.. RICE TO PREACH.
strength in Quietness" to Be
Morning Topic.

Rev. DR.. c. E. Rice will have for
his topic Strength in Quietness" at
10:45 am. tomorrow at the Church
of Our Father (Universalist), Thir-
teenth and l. streets. The church
school meets at noon with the mems
class. led by DR.. F. W. Ballou. The
Young PEOPLES Christian Union meets
at I pm. led by Miss Clara Beatty,
the topic being THE Teachings Of
Christ"
The monthly business meeting of
the church school, postponed from
last Thursday, will take place next
Thursday in the church parlors, fol-
lowing the 4:45 o'clock Lenten vesper
service. Supper will be served. the
guest being Rev. DR.. George L. Hunt
ley OF Boston, president Of the Gem
eral Sunday School Association, who
will make an address.
Members of the Universalist de-
nomination are taking an interest in
the nationwide campaign now well
under way to raise the funds planned
to carry out the program adopted at
their last general convention. Among
the objects included in this program
are the creation of pension fund for
ministers and the building of ma
tional memorial church in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
DECORATES NAVY HEROES
Wilbur Gives Medals to Three En-
listed Men for Life Saving.

Secretary Wilbur has awarded sill
yer life-saving medals to three enlist
ed men for the rescue of comrades
from death by drowning.
Two of them, Lester Craft, fireman
The Dalles, Greg, and John Fl. Dolan,
machinists mate, Jersey City. n. j..
jumped from the u. S. S. Guyana in
Seattle harbor last August to rescue
a comrade who had gone under when
a ships boat capsized.
Casimir ]. Garbinski. seaman, of
Newark. n. j., swan from the de-
stroyer cambridge to the rescue of
the pilot and radioman of a plane
from the cruiser Detroit which had
crashed while chasing torpedoes.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
ATTRACTIVE SERVICES.
Union Evangelistic Program by
Two Presbyterian Churches.

The union evangelistic meetings
being conducted by the Metropolitan
and Eastern Presbyterian Churches,
with Rev. DIR. John Humphrey of Buff
falo, N. Y, as evangelist, are attract
ing large crowds. The services will
continue through next Tuesday at
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and Il
streets southeast, following which
they Will be held nightly at the East
ern Church. Sixth street and Mary
land avenue northeast to March 29.
The pastors of the two churches and
N embers of the congregations are CO.
operating in the meetings. In con-
nectton with the religious services
special musical programs are given.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
CHURCH is GROWING,
Emmanuel Baptist Congregation Is
Reported Nearing 1000 Mark.

Tomorrow will be "Every-Member
day in Emmanuel, the National Bap-
tist Memorial Church. At the morn
ing service Rev. Cove c. johnson
breaches, and there will be the dedi-
cation of the visitors-fifty men
who go out two and two in the aft
ernoon TO the homes of the members.
These men return to the church for
supper and report at g.
At o'clock there will be baptism.
followed by reports from some of
the visitors and sermon by the pas
tor. The membership now approaches
the 1000 mark, and the meetings
under DR.. Ham, as evangelist, are
resulting in large number of ad-
ditions.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
WILL MEET APRIL |.
Washington Hebrew Congregation
Called in Annual Assembly.

The annual meeting OF the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation will be
held April 1, at 1880 pm, in the
vestry rooms Of Eighth Street Temple
Besides the election of officers amend
ments to the constitution will be
voted on.
The candidates for officers are: For
president, Charles A Goldsmith: for
vice president, Simon l. Nye: for
treasurer, Jacob Eisenmann; for board
members, DR.. Bernard A. Baer, David
Baer, Levi David. II. A. Jaffe, Gus
Louis, Harry Wolf and George r
Beneman; for trustees, Adolph Weyl
Leo Baum and Jacob Brock.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
AIRPLANES SERVE AS EYES
FOR GUNNERS OF NAVY
Successfully Direct Fire on Invisi-
BILE Target and Report Hits in
Tests Made on the Pacific.

How airplanes, by radio communi-
cation, are serving as eyes for Navy
gunhers, firing at targets out of sight
or the ship. Is shown in reports of
successful long-range gunfire spot
ting by two planes from the battle
ship West Virginia during target
work last January off San Pedro,
Calf.
The report, by Capt. Ridley Nc
Lean. director of naval communica-
tions. showed that two-way COM
munication between the ship and the
anes was maintained throughout
the firing. and corrections in range
were received in time for each 16-
inoh gun salvo. The planes later re-
peated success in spotting the fall of
projectiles from the battleships Col
orado and Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
FANNIE CROSBY SERVICE
Hymn Writer'S Memory to Be Hon.
ored at Local Church.

Rev. DR.. Henry E. Brundage, pas
tor of the lexington Presbyterian
Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on rs the Bible History Only. or
Revelation?" In the evening the lo5th
anniversary of Fannie Crosby, the
blind hymn writer, will be observed d
by a service of song from her works.
At the meeting of the Aid Society
held Tuesday evening at the church
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. John
Miller; vice president, Mrs. n. M. Pol
lock; secretary, Mrs. William White .
treasurer, Mrs. John Nickles.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
DR.. PORTER TO PREACH.
VIII Occupy Pulpit Twice at First
Baptist Church.

Rev. Dr. Samuel Judson Porter will
preach at the First Baptist Church,
sixteenth and o streets, tomorrow at
IL am. on THE Lamps of the Sane
tuary, and pm, Eyes of Fire /"
oweoish service will be held at $3.50
pm. by Rev. w. Justianius.
The sixth annual festival of tbe
Scandinavian mission will be held
Monday evening in the Sunday school
room. Addresses will be made by
Rev. c. A. Chader and Rev. w. Jus
tianlus. There will be refreshments
and collection for the beneft of
the Old Peoples Home, Shelton, Conn.
will be taken.
Miss Elizabeth Clark, the newly
erected president of the Euzelian
class of young women of the church.
will assume the duties next month
Evening star., 1925-03-21
DR.. Waldron Is Back.

Rev. DR.. j. Milton waldron. pastor
OF Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church,
Ninth and P streets, having returned
from a weeks visit to Roanoke. va
where he conducted a Bible study and
prayer conference, will resume his
series of sermons on THE Life of
Christ as Given in the Gospel of
Mark" tomorrow morning The sub
Ject Will be The TRANSPORTATION of
Christ-What Was 1t, What Are Its
Lessons?" At night he will have as
his subject Jesus. the Way, the
Truth, the Life"
Evening star., 1925-03-21
DR.. CHALMERS TO HAVE
TEMPLE BAPTIST PULPIT
Educational Secretary to Speak
Tomorrow Night-Dr. Jones
breaches. in Morning.

Rev. Dr.. w. z. Chalmers, educa-
tional secretary of the American
Baptist Publication Society, Phila-
delphia- Pa, will preach tomorrow
night at the Temple Baptist Church,
Tenth and N streets northwest.
In the morning Rev. T. o. Jones
Will preach on "A Young Mans
Vision OF Higher Things"
Fred b. Rhodes will address the
Sunday school session OF the EuZe-
liam class tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
CALLS BISHOPS GUILD.
Episcopal Body of Diocese to Meet
Wednesday.

Bishop Freeman has sent out a call
for meeting of the Bishops Guild of
the Diocese of Washington to be held
next Wednesday morning. There will
be q celebration of the Holy Com
munion in the Bethlehem Chapel of
the National Cathedral on Mount St
Alban, at 10 o'clock. to which all
members of the guild and all other
women who are interested are in
Vited.
The business NEE ing will be held
in the guild hall of St. Alban's Church
in the Cathedral Close. At this meet
ing reports will be read of the work
accomplished by the women's organ
ization of the Episcopal Church dur
ing the past year and their plans for
the future.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
WILL SPEAK AT BELASCO,
fudge Rutherford's Lecture to Be
Broadcast by WCAP.

Judge J. F. Rutherford of New York
city, president of the International
Bible Students Association, will lee
ture at pm. tomorrow at the Belas-
co Theater on Gods Kingdom Has
Come-Millions Now Living Will
Never Die"
The service is being held under the
auspices of the local branch of the
International Bible Students Associa-
tion, which was founded by the late
Pastor Charles T. Russell The public
is invited. Arrangements are being
completed to broadcast the lecture
through WCAP
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Ezekiel's Vision Is Topic.

"Ezekiels Vision Of the Valley of
Dry Bones" will be the subject OF
Rev. II. T Medford at IL am. to-
morrow at John Wesley A. NJ. E Zion
Church, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets. At night he will continue
his series on the Seven Sayings of
Jesus from the Cross" The fourth
saying will constitute the text at
that hour
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Talk on Poverty and Riches.

Poverty and Riches" is the sub
ject of a lecture to be given by Viva
NJ. January in the Unity Auditorium.
1925 l street, tomorrow at pm.
Mrs. January will also lecture Wed
nesday at pm. A healing clinic
will be held Thursday at 3. and 7
pm. by Garnett January and a spe-
cial healing meeting Friday at pm,
conducted by Mr.. January.
Evening star., 1925-03-21

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Evening star., 1925-03-21
THE Christie Reign" His Tonic

The Christie Reign" will be the
subject of Rev DR.. s. Geriah Iamkjne
pastor of the MCKINLEY MemoriaI
Baptist Church. Fourth and l. streets
northwest, at II am. tomorrow. He
Will preach on The Handwriting on
the Wall-or the Signs of the Times
at pm. The Sunday school will
meet a 10 am. and the s. Y. P. I.
at 80 pm.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
CLASS FINISHES COURSE.
Study Group at Central Presbv.
terian Church Completes Work,

The Young Peoples Study Glass a I
central Presbyterian Church under
the leadership and instruction of the
pastor, Rev. DR.. James H. Taylor.
Will complete the course of studz-
next Friday night This class has
been meeting every Friday might
With few exceptions. for several
months for the study Of church his
tory and doctrine. More than 100
young people have joined the class
high.
The pastor has been appointed Il
delegate from the Southern Presbv-
terian Church to the an-Presbyteria
Council which meets in Cardiff.
wales, June %. Dr. Taylor will be
accompanied by Rev Thomas "
Hooper of Culpeper, Va, who was =
captain of the 319th Infantry dur
ing the World War They will
visit the battleields.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
SECOND BAPTIST SERVICE
Rev. J. L. S. Holloman Resumes
Pulpit After Absence From CITY.

For the past 10 days Rev. J. L. S
Holloman has been in Petersburg. Va,
preaching in the GillfeId Baptist
Church. He will return tomorrow to
the Second Baptist Church, Third be-
tween II and 1 streets northwest, ana
will preach at II am. on improving
Your Business"
At $3.50 pm. Rev. DR.. w. H. Jerna-
gin will preach. At pm. Rev. Mr..
Holloman Will begin Today evan
gelistic service
Evening star., 1925-03-21
WILL CANVASS MEMBERS,
Hamline Methodist Churchmen
Plan to Visit Homes.

An every member canvas" will be
held by Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow, when each member
Will be visited by official men and
women. In the morning the minister
will preach on THE Grace of Graft
tude," and in the evening the subject
will be AN Old-New Question"
w. W. Weir of the Department of
Agriculture will address the Mems
Bible Class at 9:45 am. in the au-
ditorium of the Park Theater Four
teenth and Buchanan streets At Z
o'clock the Epworth League will meet
at the church, Fourteenth and Emer-
son streets, with Mrs. Earl V. Thomas
and her class of young women as
leaders
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Third in Sermon Series.

The third sermon in the series on
the Lords prayer being given by Rev.
DR.. Abernethy at Calvary Baptist
Church is to be delivered tomorrow
morning. The subject is THE For
giving Spirit-Forgive Us Our
Debts" AT the evening service the
pastor will continue his talks to
young people. his topic being young
People andtTheir Money"
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Speaks on Blue Sunday" "

Blue Sunday Laws The Impend-
Ing Religious ISSUE" will be the sub
ject of the lecture tomorrow at o. M,
by Dr. B. G. Wilkinson. dean of
theology, Washington Missionary
College, at the Capital Memorial
Church, Fifth and F streets. Monday,
at 8 pm. In the church, DR.. Wilkin-
son viii give n stereoptlcon lecture en-
titled "Satan: His Origin and Destiny"
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Christian Life, Sermon Topic.

Rev. DR.. George o. Bullock's topic
az the Third Baptist Church, Fifth
and @ streets northwest. at IL am
tomorrow will be What the Christian
Life Means" The Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor Society, s pm,
topic will be How to Win Others to
Christ" The leader will be Mr.. Nelson.
There will be a bench rally at s pm
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Church Open for Visitors.

The Oasis" will be the subject of
the sermon by Rev. DR. Ulysses G.. B.
Pierce, minister of All Souls Church.
tomorrow morning in the new edifioe,
at Sixteenth and Harvard streets,
The church will be open for visitors
Sunday afternoon from TO 5 O'Clock.
At O'Clock there will be a quiet
period, with a program of music by
Lewis Corning Atwater,
Evening star., 1925-03-21
WEEKS SERVICES SET.
Pre-Easter Program for Western
Presbyterian Church.

A week of pre- Easter evangelistic
services will be conducted by Rev. j.
Harvey Dunham, pastor of the West
ern Presbyterian Church, beginning
tomorrow night at o'clock. The
pastor will be assisted by the quartet
and chorus choir led by ]. A But
terworth.
The subjects Of the sermons are:
Tomorrow, Surety for Others: Mon
day. Watch Your Step: Tuesday,
The Gentle Art of Self-Deception" !:
Wednesday, "On the Wrong Train" !;
Thursday. EFT tn Brutev'; Friday,
'Made-Over Lives"
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Church Reports Progress,

The Highlands Baptist Church is moving
encouragingly forward, according to Rev
DR.. J. j. Muir, and the Sunday school
is increasing in membership. A young
mems Bible class has been organized
Last week the Ladies' Aid Society held
its first social, which was we'll attended
Tomorrow DIR. Muir, the stated supply,
will preach. Morning subject: Beware
of Drifting" In the evening, "An En-
ragged General
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Why Believe in God? Is Query

why Believe in GodT' is the sub
ject OF the morning sermon at Peck
Memorial Chapel by Rev. Irving w.
ketchum. In the evening he will
speak on Christ and Miracles"
Thursday, from to s pm, the
Ladies' Aid Society will serve a din
ner TO the public in the gymnasium
of the chapel.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Attention to Correct Neglige
BY MARY MARSHALL,

Much of the neglige attire of the
present day is anything but what the
name of the original indicated. For
often women are as much dressed
up as well groomed and as perfectly
"soigne." as our French friends
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Sermon for Young People.

Rev. Henry ]. Smith. pastor of Pet
worth Baptist Church, announces a
sermon tomorrow for young people
at the evening service. The subject
OF the sermon is "Kindling Life's
Fires Anew" At the IL o'clock serv-
ice his subject will be The Coming
of the Kingdom
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Story Tellers to Meet.

The Story Tellers' League of Wash
ington will meet Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock in the McKendree Methodist
Episcopal Church, Massachusetts ave-
nue. between Ninth and Tenth streets
Mrs. Harry G. Keffel of Harrisburg,
Pa, will be the principal speaker.