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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
LONDON Minister
WILL PREACH HERE
Pastor Of City Temple to
Speak at Auditorium Morn
illg and EyenlnC.

Rev. Or. Frederick NJ. Norwood.
minister of the city Temple, London.
win ~ the apecial preacher tomorrow
morning and evening ~ the services
OF the First Congregational Church In
the Warrington Auditorium The
pilotopfay The Pilgrims. from the
Yale University historical series. will
be shown after the evening service.
DIR, Norwood occupies one at the
best known nnlrits In he world made
famous BY Joseph Parker, RI. II Camp
belh Joseph Fort Newton and other
great men who have been pastors Of
the city Temple. He was born and
reared In Australia, where he had a
successful ministry. After going to
France during the war with the Au.
straliau troops he decided TO remain
tn that part of the world and accepted
q call to this famous church. lie 70 m
exceedingly able speaker.
DR., Norwood arrived In this country
wednesday for a three months speak
ting tour under the auspices OF the
World Alliance for International
Friendship Through the Churches.
Upon his return to England he will
devote six months, from October to
March, 1927, TO a lecture tour for the
purpose of promoting popular interest
in international friendship. His lee.
ture tour for Great Britain Will De
under the auspices Of the League OF
Nations Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
D. &C. CATHOLICS GOING
ON ANNUAL Pill GRlMAGE
Many Devotees Of st. Anne WIN
visit Canadian Shrine
July 25-se.

Catholic residents of washington
and Baltimore who are devotees OF
ST. Anne will make their annual
pilgrimage to the Shrine Of st.
Anne de Beaupre. Province Of Quebec.
Canada, leaving here Monday. and VIII
arrive at the shrine In time to partici.
pate in all of the ceremonies OF the
feast days--July rs and IS.
Each year thousands OF persons
from America and Europe visit this
shrine, but IT. ia the feast day that
attracts the vast number of natives
and strangers froin all parts OF the
The defendants of the Bretons who
settled the Province of Quebec moro
than 400 years ago. still preserving
their faith, customs and traditions,
tourney for miles in order to be at
fhis 4sfirine on the feast day.
HI. s. O'Neill of t<07 w street. vice
president Of the Washington branch
{ Of the Holy Name Society," Is in
charge of the arrangements OF the
pilgrimage and announces that while
en- route to St. Anne de Beaupre
the party will visit Niagara Falls.
Toronto, Thousand Islands, Quebec
and Montreal. At the latter city
services at Brother Andra's oratory
and the Shrine Of st. Joseph will be
attended ON the return visit will
be- made to the Catholic Summer
School. at Cliff Haven. an all-day trip
on Lakes George and ,Champiain and
a night ride on the Hudson viii be
enjoyed
A sight seeing tour Of New York
City and Coney Island has been ar
ranged and the party will spend some
time at the Sesquicentennial at Phila.
delphia-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
FRANCISCAN Order
FINISHES CHAPEL
New Structure at Monastery
VIII Be Dedicated on
August l

"A chapel has just been completed IN
the incioGure which surrounds the
Franciscan Monastery, ri Fourteenth
and Quincy streets northeast. II fs
an exact replica of the chapel In
Asaisi. Italy, iii which the Order of
st. Francis was founded III the year
1909. n.
1t Ii called the Porxicncola Chapel
and has been erected on Rosary lane,
just north nf tl1e church 0f the mon
astefy III will be dedicated IT $50
O'clock Sunday afternoon, August A.
The dedication will b. made BY Bishop
John CarcateFFa of Naples, Italy, who
came to America for the Euciiarfsfic
Congress III Chicago recently held and
has been IN New York since the close
of the congress. Tho work On the
chapel began In the early Spring.
It's completion marks the erection In
Washington of the features oe struc~
ture nearly 800 YEARS old An irlpOr.
tAnt chapter az religious history had
its setting In the original chapel. The
order, founded by St. Francis, i'm.
nnediately spread all over Europe and
has since extended over o large part
of the globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
CLERGY TO HEAR
RURAL LIFE TALKS
Special Program Of Confer
ence of Ministers to Be Pre-
scented at Maryland U.

!, Many phases OF rural church work
will be discussed BY speakers who
have been secured for the special
program which viii feature the rural
life conference for Maryland minis.
tiers 10 he held Eat the University OF
Maryland next Friday.
The conference win be the final fear
ture of the rural life school for min
listers which has been In progress at
College Park since July IL. According
to Or. H. j.. Patterson, dean of the
College of Agriculture. the conference
will not be confined TO those enrolled
for the regular course Of lectures, but
win be open to ministers and their
families from all parts OF the State
and to interested laymen as we'll
Plans have been made TO entertain
for the day all visitors who attend
the conference.
The program, beginning at 8 o'clock
with an address of welcome by DR..
A. r.. Woods, president OF the univer.
sity of Maryland, will run through
the day. Among the speakers are Rev.
w Al. Eisenhefger. director Of reli.
gious education. Church of the Cove
inant, washington; Rev. Homer J..
Councillor. assistant pastor and direc.
tor 3of religious education, Cavalry
Baptist Church. Washington; Nichols
Orem. superintendent of schools.
Prince Georges County: DIR. r. B.
Synons, director Of the University of
Maryland extension service; DR. III. j.
Patterson. director of the University
of Maryland experiment station; Rev,
RonaidS Taylor. rector OF the Episco.
pal church, College Park: Jared Van
Wagenen, jr.. farmer and journalist.
Lawyersville, N. r.; Rev w. III. Bish-
op, director OF the League of the
Little Flower. archdiocese Of Balti.
more: Rev. C. wv. Whitmore. rector of
the Associated Parishes, st. Mary's
County, and Rev. Earl Al. Roadman,
pastor Of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. Waterloo. Iowa,
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION
HAS SERVICE TUESDAY
Members Of Epworth League, Ep-
worth M. =. Church, viii Have
Charge Of Program.

The Epworth League of the Epworth
M. e. Church South will have charge
of the services at Central Union Mis-
sion Tuesday at 3 pm.
Douglas Parsons and Miss Louise
Bush are the delegates from the
church attending the annual Epworth
League Conference at Massanetta
Springs, Va. Other members also
are spending vacations there to take
advantage of the lectures by leading
eyangeiists and other league workers.
! The regular monthly meeting OF the
!Woman's Missionary Society will be,
held in the church Monday evening.
Rev. John Paul Tyler, pastor, will
preach tomorrow at II o'clock. His
subject will be 'tOhedient Faith"
Joint. services with the EpWorth
League will be held at 1880 pm.
The Boy Scout troop Of the church.
which has been on an automobile trip
through New England and parts OF
Canada is expected TO arrive home
today.
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BIBLE CLASS INVITED.
a. 3. Plgh Members Asked to Visit
Front Royal Church.

from Prince TO Goat Herd" Will be
the subject Of the address to the A. 3.
Pugh bible class at Mount Vernon
Place M. u. Church South tomorrow
at s:45 am. BY Rossei Edward Mitch.
ell, teacher or the class.
Last Sunday this organization en-
tertained about 200 members Of the
Welcomes All Bible class Of Front
Royal, Va An invitation was exteid-
ed the A. b. Pugh class to visit Front
Royal In September.
The Golden Rule Mems Bible class
or Winchester. Va, ID also planning to
visit the A. b. Pugh Bible class IN
the near future, tire latter class hav.
ing notored to Winchester In May Of
this year, joining Golden Rule class
I'm the morning for Bible study and
attendance At church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
UNITARIAN MEMBERS
ATTENDING INSTITUTE
Three Representatives Go 70 Star
island for Iayznen's League
Session.

Miss Martha Blossom, =. O. Michel
and g. G. Taylor Of Washington are
spending this week at Star Island, 10
miles out at sea from Portsnouth, ~.
HI, as representatives from the Unit
tartan All Souls Church Of Washing.
ton TO the Church School Institute be-
ing held there by the Unitarian Lay.
mems League.
More than zoo delegates and visitors
from Unitarian churches In % States
az the Union, the District Of Columbia
and Canada are on Star Island for tbs
league institute, which 10 held for the
purpose OF training Sunday school
workers In Unitarian churches. George
q. Davis, vice president of the league.
Is the director. Cooperating in the
institute n the department OF religi-
Gus education Of the American Uni
tartan Association.
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SERMONS ANNOUNCED.
Rev. =. G. Reynolds to Leave CAPT
tai After Services Tomorrow.

The pastor OF Wesley NJ. q. Church.
Rev. Fred G. Reynolds, will preach
tomorrow morning on THE Purpose
or Prayer" and In thu evening on
.sDiseoverinR Jesus" These VIII be
the last services conducted BY DR..
Reynolds until the first Sunday in
September. During the remainder Of
July he will lecture at Mountain Lake
Park, his subject this year being "Citi.
:zenship." On July Is he viii occupy
the Methodist pulpit there. On Au-
gust i he win report for duty atsVir.
Gina Beach with the Maryland Ma
tionaI Guard. with which he Ii con.
nected as chaplain. He will remain
there throughout the eacampnient.
DIR. Reynolds served overseas with the
Maryland troops.
The usual Sunday services will be
held at Wesley throughout the Sum.
ner months. The Mems Club has vol
sunteefed to take charge Of the evening
meetings. and It has arranged for
speakers.
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.LUTHERANS SCORE
SECRET SOC|ET TIES
Condemned as ''Un-Ameri-
CAM at Baltimore Session
Of Walther League.
Dispatch Is Tae star.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July 4IT.--Secret
societies were condeinned and called
'un.American" at the closing services
OF the International Convention OF the
Lutheran Naither League here.
The arti,American system CT 90.
crecy. fostered and promoted by
'lodgism. is siibversive influences
initiating against American deinQc-
sen of stockton, Calf. He asserted
that the eanttAmerican system Of se-
crecy as promoted by lodgisn demon.
strates the un.American spirit OF IN.
tolerance. bigotry and connivance. \,
Cites Early Warnings.
The speaker declared that far.seeinG
statesmen, such as Daniel Webster
and others, had warned against such
system. He said their opinions may
be summed up as follows;
"Secret societies in free countries
bare cancers !. against which history
teaches us that men who value free'
dom ought to guard themselves most
Attentively."s
:. DR. jacobsen said the Lutheran
Church is opposed to secret societies
because secrecy ,undermines Chris
tan faith and thus wars against
the SOul.ss
Resolutions were adopted against
aany attempt by religious people or
churches to use the authority and I'M
plementa Of government for the IN
culcation, propaganda or conservation
of church interests, and thus prepare
the way for the establishment OF
state religion and a stats church.
The resolution opposed any at
tempt on the part OF civil powers TO
discharge their purely secular rune
lions In any way through the agency
of ecclesiastical powers, and pledged
the convention to stand for separae
ton OF churches and state.
onicers Are Elected.
The following officers were elected:
President, Al. A. Grossman of St.
Louis, No.; first vice president,
George Siebern OF New York.. second
vice president, Edwin Mease, jr.. OF
Oakland, Calf: secretary, a. II. Herr,
mann of Richmond. Va; assistant sec.
retary, Miss Oracle Ortman OF Balti.
more: treasurer, r. A. Setback OF Fort
WAYNE, Ind; field secretary, Prof. =.
II. Englebrecht OF Oak Park. III; ex,
ecutiye board, e. j. Gallmeyef ana
g. w. Klein. both of Fort Wayne. IND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
UNITY CLASS TOMORROW.
Arthur =. Buck Will Lead Ia Chris
tian Healing.

Arthur n. Buck win conduct q class
in Christian healing IN the Unity Au-.
ditoriun1, 1926 I street, tomorrow at
4:45 o'clock. The Good Words Club
will be led at 6.46 o'clock BY Miss Jean
Maxwell on the subject Goodness
Viva MI. January will lecture at g.
o'clock on Possessing the Promised
Land
wednesday at 8 o'clock Mrs. Janu.
ary VIII give the second Of series Of
lectures on. .'F7ich Consciousness"
The subject for this week n MY
Prospecting Power. Garrett January.
conducts the spiritual healing clinic
Friday afternoon at 5 and o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
WILL MEET TUESDAY
Women Of Mount Vernon M. =
Church South Announce FRO
gram FOR Session.

The Wonaan's Missionary Society Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis.
copai Church south WIN meet Tuesday
n III am. with the Bible lesson by
Mrs. w. b. Pistole. The subject II
The Sermon on the Mount" There
also will be d review of some Of the
former studies. The usual business
and program will follow, with lunch.
eoisat o,clock.
A picnic for the cradle roll win be
held at Reservoir Park, Sixteenth ana
Kennedy streets, next Saturday after
noon from $50 TO 8 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Lambeth win preach at
both services tomorrow. His subject
IN the morning win b America. and
Providence. and In the evening,
Fighting for Character. He will also
conduct the prayer nesting service
Thursday evening at Is o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the Young
Peoples Missionary Society will be
held Tuesday at f;S0 pm. /.
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|, FULL GOSPEL AssEMBL Y,
Pastor Collier Will Preach at Three
Services Tomorrow.

Three services will be held tomor-
row at the Full Gospel Assembly. $50
Pennsylvania avenue, when the pas.
tor, Harry L. Collier, will preach, At
fa:s0 am. baptismal service viii be
held on the banks OF the Potomac
River near sAlexandria, Va. AT 3 pm.
the pentecostal service will be held in
the church. when an offering for the
tabernacle will be received. In the
evening an evapgelistic meeting VIII
be conducted. A healing service will
be conducted Tuesday evening,
Al service win be held wednesday
evening, when Capt. Thomas Hewson
will be welcomed back from his trip
with the Byrd polar expedition and
Wil give an account Of his expert
ences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
GOING ON VACATION.

Dr.. c. Ernest smith Will Visit
Canal Zone on Trip.
rev. DIR. G. Ernest Smith. rector o.
st. Thomas Episcopal Church. will
leave next week for San Francisco.
where he will board q steamer for ii
trip to New York via the Panama
Canal. He expects TO return 70 Wash
ington about August 81.
DR.. Smith will preach tomorrow at
III am. His subject will be that por.
ton of the Sermon on the Mount
where Christ deais with the subject
OF the Sixth Commandment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
COMMUTE SERMONS.
Rev. y. j. QueaIly to Continue
Series at Church.

! Ten-rainufe sermons are being given
BY Rev. j. y. Queally at Transngura-
ton Church. Gallatin street. during the
Summer months. His subjects are
based on the idea What Did Christ
Really say About It?sS Substitutes
for Religion, : Building Churches and
Not Visiting Them - Erectirg Al.
tara and Not Kneeling at Then" and
s'Distributing Bibles and Not Reading
Them Ourselves. &
al supper will be served on the rec
tory lawn Thursday from 5 10 7:30
o'clock. A committee of 80 women
viii be In charge and the serving will
be done by the young women OF the
parish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor VIII Give sermon on Nsw
Jersey Disaster.

All second Baptist Church. Third
street between III and ] streets. TO.
morrow the pastor, Rev. ]. L. s.
IIollcman. will preach 1T III Am. on
Ruth and Orpah. q Contrast" Al
3 pm. he win have for his subject
THE New Jersey Disaster an Elk.
ample Of Mans Limitation 4
AT $40 pm. the Baptist Young
Peoples Union will have . pew rally
service. The sermon win be delivered
by Rev. w. L. Washington. pastor Of
Zion Baptist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
CHEVY CHASE SERVICES.
ssHKaking Pearls Topic Of Sermon
at Baptist Church.

Making Pearls. IL the theme
Of Rev. Edward c. Ciark's sermon
tomorrow morning at Chevy Chase
Baptist Church, west OF Chevy Chase
Circle on Western avenue. The junior
church meets with the regular church
from IL until 1890 am. There Will
be no evening church service, but at
pm. the young people will hold q
Vesper service. The church school
meets at 9:45 am.
At the monthly teachers meeting
last Tuesday reports Of Office showed
growth in the church school. Plans
for aggressive work next Fall were
made. The superintendent Is William
Hughes. .s,5&s III;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
/. Samuel Judson Porter An.
nounces Sermon Topics.

Rev. DR.. Samuel Judson Porter. pas.
tor of the First Baptist Church. Six.
teenth ana o streets, win have as his
topic tomorrow at II am. As the
Apple OF Gods Eye" and ct pm.
son Whom Your Shadow Falls.
pr. Porter will be the principal
speaker at the Maryland Baptist Sum
YTier Assembly next Tuesday ut Brad.
dock Heights. The Sunday school
will so on an excursion to Marshall
Hall July Is.
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SHILOH CAMP TO OPEN.

Preaching Announced Every Eve
ming From July so to August 10.
Special DispatcA 10 Ths star.
HURLOCK. Nd, July f7.--Shiloh
camp win be held near here from july
so 10 August is, with preaching every
evening at o'clock.
Eldridge Taylor. the boy evangelist
or baltimore. will preach at pm.
August i: Or. g. I. Humphreys Of
salisbury, Nd, August 3. and DR.. =,
C.. Makosky, president Of the Mary.
land Conference. August 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
DELEGATES TO REPORT.
Bible Glass viii Be Told About
Frederick Conference.

REPORTS OF the Organized Adult
Bible Class Conference at Frederick.
Md, will be given in the mems Bible
class Of Eastern Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning by Delegates Allen
Ms Laster and David q. Roberts.
.. Morville Barker Ii president and
George III. Winslow il teacher Of this
class, which meets at 10 o'clock every
Sunday morning In the classroom ~
6f1 Maryland avenue northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
Dr.. zimnlermarl % Preaoh.

)pen.air services Will be held to-
r4prrow at $50 pm. at the old barn,
1.-the Little Falls road, at the point
known as Long View. opposite Amert-
can University. The pastor 81 Every.
.bcdy's Church. REV. DR.. Zimmerman.
Will preach. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
Mems Clubs to Meet.

AL recent meeting OF the executive
committee Of the Mems Club OF ST.
STEPHENS Episcppal Church plans
were initiated tor q general meeting
Of all the mems clubs OF the Episcopal
Church In the District OF Columbia.
The meeting viii be called in the early
stephens Church. The object OF the
meeting III, In fact, to bring about q
more general acquaintance among the
men Of the various parishes In the
city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17

| MERRITT u. SMITH,
President Ok the Christian Endeay0r
Union Of the District Of C0lumhln, II
attending the seventh Worlds Chris.
tian EndeavOr convention filat opened
i'm L0nd0n yesterday. He Was sent -
the guest Of the United Society IN
recognition 81 the fact that the DIS.
trict Or Columbia Union furnished the
highest quota Of contributions Of any
State In the Union 10 the Francis Y.
which was launched during the past
Winter.
Following the convention, lle win
make 3 tour Of continental Europe,
visiting Belgium. Holland, Germany,
Switzerland, Italy and France. and ex.
pects to return about the middle OF
August.
Fifteen ether young people from the
District are also In attendance % the
convention.
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Rev. G. B. Austin to Preach.

All the West washington Baptist
Church tomorrow the pastor. Rev. G.
B. Austin, will preach In the morn
ing on 1.-THE Great Powers of Life"
and In the evening on Victories or
the Christian Faith. Thursday eve
ming, 7:45 o'clock, subject. t'Overcona.
ing Life Handicaps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
CONGREGATION HON0RS
PASTOR WHO RESIGNED
Rev. Dr. Brundage Given Farewell
Reception by Payiahicnsrs Of
lexington Presbyterian.

Rev. Or. Henry E. Brlndage was
rendered 4 farewell reception by the
congregation OF lexington Preahyts-
rian Church last Tuesday evening.
He has accepted call to start . new
church at Smyrna Beach. Fla.
Addresses were made by Rev. WAL
ter b. Reed OF the United Brethren
Church: Rev. A. r. Burrows, an Epls.
coral rector: Rev. Hugh r. stevenson.
pastor OF Bethany Baptist Church,
and B. s.. DauEherty. q member Of
the Presbyterian board.
The Bible class taught BY DR..
presented him with . purse.
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VISITOR TO PREACH.

Delaware Pastor to Occupy Pulpit
az First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. w. n. McElroy OF Frankford,
Del. will speak on MANS Extrent
ity: Gods Opportunity" tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the First
Presbyterian Church.
During the Summer the visiting
clergyman win have charge OF the
nnidweek services Thursday evenings
also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17

Chinese weddings take III days, and
TOR the wealthy soinetimes cost as
much ~ 100000. It Ii not uilcofia-
mon for 5000 invitations to be issued
for such an event. for which the
hrideGroOrn pays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
Rev. = o.. Jones Topics.

Rev, Il. o. Jones will preach on
aStrengtl1 Sustaining tomorrow morn
ing at Temple Baptist Church. Tenth
and N streets In the evening at 8
o'clock he win preach on Building
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SERVICES AT PETW0RTH..
Community Program Tomorrow
VIII Be Given IN baptist Church.

Rev. G. b. Hawthorne. pastor OF the
Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church, will be the speaker ut the
community service tomorrow night at
Petworth. the services being held In
the Baptist Church. There will be
bapfisyns al the close OF the services.
Rev. Henry j. Smith. pastor Of the
Petwof-tn Baptist Church. announces
the following sermon for the morning
service nc the Baptist Church: "Ac.
cepting the Challenge Of God"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
EDITOR 70 FILL PULPIT.
Or. swartz Will Preach ct Toun-
dry Church.

REV. Or. Morris y. Swartz, editor
Of the washington Christian Advo.
cate, win occupy the pulpit Of Foundry
M. Il. Church tomorrow morning. The
theme or his sermon will be The
Method Of Jesus In the Making Of
Men,.
AZ the evening service Capt. Milton
o. Reehe. chaplain, U. 5. Army. will
preach.
Thursday evening there win be q
demonstration by the daily vacation
Bible school. under direction Of Mrs.
Edwin Kirby Smith.