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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08
REV. {. O. CLARK'S TOPIC.

Rev. Il. 0. Clark, pastor, will preach
on What Of the Sabbath" at the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church, tomor.
row morning. The Junior Church
meets with the congregation until
II 80 am. The B. Y. p. U. meets At
645 pm. A series Of sermons on
hearth ana home will be begun in the
evening by Mr.. Clark. The suh iact
tomorrow at pm. will be entitled
The High Cost Of Loving"
The church school 10 striving to
maintain the attendance record of last
sunday morning. A bouquet Of
movers will be presented to every
class with perfect attendance. 4
sunday School booster dinner will be
are maturing for a Fail n,emhershi,,
campaign which will be inaugurated
with the second annual church ban.
quet early in November.
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HOMECOMING PLANNED.
First Church of the Brethren Ar
ranges Program.

Rev. Earl Mckinley Bowman, pas.
tor OF the First Church Of the Breth.
rem, Fourth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast, will preach tomor.
row at II am. on the theme Looking
Ahead" At s pm. his subject will be
early Friendships"
From October to 16 will be home
coming week. The events are as fol-
lowe: Tuesday night, for men; Wed
nesday night, for women; Thursday
night, for young people: Friday night,
for everybody interested in the church
and Sunday school.
October Is will be Rally day. DR..
Frederick J. Libby, secretary Of the
National Council for the Prevention Of
War, will be the special speaker at
both the morning and evening serv.
ices on Rally day.
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STEWARDS ELECTED.

Stewards recently elected at Mount
Vernon Place NJ. E. Church South are
j. o. Jolliff. G. ]. Painter, l. r. stokes
and y. X. Tabler.
Miss Gertrude Merrill. a missionary
In Africa, will address the Senior Ep.
worth League at 6:45 pm. tomorrow,
Mrs. G. F. Worthington will be the
leader.
Girl Scouts of Takoma Park and Of
the church will be special guests to.
morrow morning. Rev DIR. w. A.
Lambeth. the pastor. will preach. He
also will conduct the prayer service
Thursday night.
o. s. Gates, superintendent of the
intermediate, senior and young peo.
pies departments of the General sun
day School Board, will hold confer
ences at the church October IS and 10.
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PASTOR TO FILL PULPIT.

Rev. William Henry Pettus. rector
of st. Marks Church, Third and A
streets southeast, has returned from
vacation in Italy. France, Switzerland
and England. He will celebrate holy
communion tomorrow at 1880 am.
will preach at IL am. and at s pm.
The IL am. service will be broadcast
by WRC.
Rev. Daniel w. Allen of the Theo-
logical Seminary. Alexandria. Va, has
been appointed superintendent of the
church school and assistant minister.
Holy communion will be celebra ted
every Thursday at ii am. followed
by prayers for the sick and afflicted
and a healing service. Holy baptism
will be administered tomorrow at
1890 O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Pettus will address the
Mems Club next Thursday at pm.
and Tell Of his Summer In Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08

Three.Day Session Spon.
sored by Woman's Interde-
n0minational Federation.

The tenth annual free school for
missionary instruction under auspices
OF the Woman's Interdenominational
Missionary Federation of the District
Of Columbia and vicinity, will be held
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
non Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South. The central thought is: "The
Child in the Midst: How Shall We Or.
der the Child?"
The two home mission study class
text books, New Paths for Old Pur-
poses" and THE Adventures of the
Church." will be taught by Mrs. L. H.
Russell Of the Chevy Chase Presbyte.
rian Church. and the foreign mission
text book. "A Straight Way Toward
Tomorrow" will be taught by Mrs.
David w. Lum Of Calvary M. z:
Church. Mrs. Hattie Shontz Petrie OF
the Wallace Memorial United Presby.
terrain Church will teach the junior
text book, please Stand By" and
Mrs. r. E. Mitchell, director Of pri-
mary work in the entertaining church,
will give three lessons on how to or
ganize and train primary children IN
missionary work.
Mrs. w. G.. Jamison. returned mis-
sionary from China. under the Chris
tian Church, will speak each afternoon
on New China" There will also be
several speakers from out of town.
Each session will open with Studies
in the Tabernacle" by Miss Elsie Made
Stone. principal of Columbia Bible
Training School.
Saturday will be "children's day"
The young people from the AllBible
Summer School of Arlington County,
Va. under supervision Of Mrs. w. NJ.
Seiigman of Temple Heights Baptist
Church, will give demonstration. and
the juniors of Wallace Memorial
United Presbyterian Church will give
a pageant entitled "Ye Gates Lift
Your Heads"
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.UN|TAR|ANS PLAN
BIENNIAL FARLEY
General Conference to Open
at All Souls Church
Tuesday.

The biennial general conference OF
the American Unitarian Association
will be held in All Souls Unitarian
Church. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets, for q three-day session. begin
ming next Tuesday. Rev. DR.. Louis G.
Cornish, president Of the association
will preside. =.
The conference addresses will center
about the general theme. The Dis.
tinctive Tasks before Our Liberal
Churches: Their Unique Function in
New Age"
President Cornish will preside at the
first meeting and. Chief Justice VII
liam n. Taft will preside and speak at
a meeting Wednesday evening. The
subject of DIR. Cornishs address will
be, "Our Task This Year"
Speakers on Program.
Other members who will speak in
clude the former president Of the asso-
citation, DR.. Samuel A. Eliot. who will
speak on "Chartering the Course for
Religious Pioneers; Rev. Owen r.
Loveioy of st. Petersburg. Fla, on
Religion in the Social Order; DIR.
Horace Westwood on The State or
Our Organized Church Life and the
outlook for Our Cause"
The specific problems OF the
churches will be taken up in number
Of morning conferences by groups.
These, with their speakers. will be:
Wednesday morning, The Religion or
Youth" Carl B. Wetherell and Fred.
erick r. McGill, jr.: Problems OF
Services Of Worship" Rev. Laurence
r. Plank, Rochester. n. Y; Social
Relations" DR.. Robert c. Dexter ana
DR.. John H. Lathrop of Brooklyn:
place of Pageantry and Dramatics in
Religion" Rev. DR.. Eugene r. Ship
pen. Thursday morning, Religious
Education" Waitstill II. Sharp ana
Mrs. Robert Mayer-Oakes: Reaching
the MHltitudes." DR.. Preston Bradley
of Chicago and Victor Z. Harlow OF
tions !" Charles F. Dowd. Toledo, Ohio;
parish MANAGEMENT and Finance"
Rev. Edgar S. Wiers, Montclalr, N. >.
School Society Meeting.
Before tn general conference prop
or opens. the Unitarian Sunday
school Society will have its Fan meet
ing Tuesday morning at the churcn.
The principal speaker will be DR.:
Frank w, Ballou, superintendent or
public schools. He will discuss 'Cni-
zenship Training in the CnurCn
schools" Other speakers will be Rev.
Lyman v. Rutledge of Dedhan, Kew.
Diiworth Lupton OF Cleveland. Kew.
Hilary G. Richardson OF Ionkers'
Waitstili H, Sharp Of Boston and Rev.
George Lawrence Parker, president Of
the society, formerly of Newton Gen.
ter and now of Toledo, Ohio.
A special meeting of the Unitarian
Temperance Society has also been ar.
ranged by its president, Rev. Lyman
v. Rutledge, to be held at the church
Monday evening. taking advantage OF
the assemblage in Washington of Uni.
tarians from all parts of the United
States and Canada. The speaker VIII
be Federal Prohibition Commissioners
DR.. James NJ. Doran of Washington.
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NOVENA BEING HELD.

A novena in honor of the blessed
virgin Mary. under her title Of The
Mother of God" began at st. Mary's
Church October 6. The solemn clos
ing devotions of the novena viii be
held Friday evening. october IA. at
1880 o'clock. when there will be the
recitation of the rosary. sermon, the
bestowal of the papal blessing and
benediction. There are masses each
morning at Z and s o'clock.
In the evenings at 1880 o'clock there
will be the rosary, sermon and bene-
diction. The novena is being con-
Quoted by Passionist fathers from
St. Joseph's Monastery, Baltimore.
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RALLY DAY EXERCISES
AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Rally day exercises by the classes
of the Bible school will feature the
morning services tomorrow at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church, and Pas.
tor John Compton Ball will speak on
"You Are a Brick"
In the evening he will begin the
presentation of series of Is repeat.
ed sermons. This series will be made
up of one sermon from each year of
his ministry, from 1908 to 1927. The
sermons will not be selected in chron.
illogical order, but in the order in
which they best fit into the present
years work. The selected sermon for
tomorrow evening was delivered in
March, 1919. on the theme, THE Lar
of Delilah or the Bosom of Christ
Where Rests Your Head?"
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RELIGION TO BE THEME.
Rev. Or. James Shera Montgomery
Will Preach.

''The Supreme Test of Religion" Is
the subject of the sermon to be given
at the Metropolitan Memorial Metho-
dist Church tomorrow morning by the
pastor, DR.. James Shera Montgom-
cry. In the evening he will speak on
Some Principles of Great Men"
DR.. Montgomery will deliver the col
lege day address to the students of
1.-THE Western College for Women"
Oxford. Ohio, next Tuesday.
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WILL CONTINUE SERIES.

The pastor of Epworth Baptist
Church. Rev. Henry j. Smith, will
speak on Temper, IL Virtue Gone to
Seed" tomorrow night. being one OF
q series of sermons on virtues. In
the morning the sermon subject is
Powers Of God
The junior church, at II o'clock, in
charge of Deacon E. +. Haycraft and
Miss G.. V. Edwards, opened last Sun.
day, with a large increase Of members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08
ST. MARGARET'S PLANS.

Rev DR.. Herbert Scott Smith, rec
tor Of St. Margaret's Church, Connecti'
cut avenue and Bancroft place. an
nounces the following services tomor-
row: Holy communion. 1880 am;
morning prayer for the Sunday school,
GAS am: morning prayer with sermon
by Rev. Robert Shores, II am; even.
song. with sermon by Rev. Robert
Shores, 4:3o pm.
The Rector's Aid will meet at II
o'clock Wednesday in the parish hall.
The business session will be followed
by luncheon. The Senior Brotherhood
OF st. Andrew will meet at pm.
Wednesday in the rector's study.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08

Sunday marks the closing Of the
"Gospel Feast Party" services at John
Wesley A. NJ. T.. Zion Church, Four
teenth and Corcoran streets. under the
evangelist. DR.. G. Wilson Becton of
xenia, Ohio. The pastor, DR.. Fl. r.
Medford, has accepted an invitation to
deliver the MONDAY message to the
regional missionary convocation at
Harrisburg, Pa, October 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08
Communion Service Planned.

Rev. Homer A. Kent. pastor of the
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and
+ streets southeast. will preach at IL
O'Clock tomorrow on when His Hour
Was Come" This sermon will be a
preliminary sermon to the communion
service. which will be held at 1870
y m. On account of the communion
the Young Peoples meeting will not
be held.
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SUNDAY SERMON TEXT.
Rev. DR.. Brooks Continues Series
on Christian Discip1eship.

Rev. DIR. Walter III. Brooks, pastor
Of Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
will continue the series of sermons or
the fundamentals Of Christian disciple
ship. He will preach at the IL O'Clock
service tomorrow on Husbands, Love
Your Wives" At the 8 o'clock serv
ice special exercises in the form Of a
pieces Of the Jarvis Memorial Club.
Sunday school meets at $50 am
The Christian Endeavor Society meets
Tuesday evening at o'clock. The
church conducts prayer services
Thursday at 8 o'clock.
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Church of Ascension.

Services at the Church Of the
Ascension tomorrow will be: S am.
holy communion: il am. morning
prayer and sermon by the rector. the
subject being Heroes Of Faith: 1870
pm, evening prayer and sermon. The
church school will meet at $50 am.
the Chinese school at pm. and the
Young Peoples Society at 6 pm. with
fellowship tea in the schoolroom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08
SERMON TOPIC GIVEN.

How DO Know There is a 0od''
viii be the subject Of the sermon "a
be preached tomorrow morning al II
o'clock by Rev. Fred c. REYNOLDS
pastor of Wesley Methodist Church.
Connecticut avenue and Jocelyn
street. Chevy Chase, d. c. At the &
o'clock service DR.. Reynolds will con.
tinue his discussion Of the book Of
Job.
The Father and Son" banquet. an
annual affair under the auspices Of
the Mems Club of Wesley, will be
held next Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock in the main Sunday School
ROOM. *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-08
BISHOP FREEMAN
AT EvENSONG SERVICE

Bishop James E. Freeman will
preach the sermon at the people's
enensong in Bethlehem Chapel of
Washington Cathedral. tomorrow at
4 pm. The service will be broadcast
by WRC. Bishop Freeman each week
receives many letters from listeners.
in to his Sunday radio sermons, com.
ing from many States of the Union.
Other services in Bethlehem Chapel
tomorrow will be as follows: 7:30
am, holy communion: 10 am, morn.
Ing prayer and litany; IL am, holy
communion and sermon, preacher,
Rev DR.. Arson Phelps Stokes, canon
or Washington Cathedral.
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STUDENTS TO ATTEND.

Sixty members Of the Vaughn class
Of Calvary Baptist Church will take
their automobiles to Takoma Park to-
morrow morning and bring back 240
students Of the Bliss Electrical School
to attend the morning session Of the
class. Rev. Homer J. Councillor will
teach the Bible lesson.
The class will hold it's first club
meeting of the season Monday eve.
ming at 8 o'clock in the Sunday school
house, when officers will be elected
and installed. The installation will
be followed by a reception to the new
omcers. a special program ana re.
freshments.
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WOMAN TO SPEAK.

Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston will adj
dress the Christian Endeavor Society
Of Peck Memorial Chapel at o'clock
tomorrow evening. The pastor Rev.
Irving w. Ketchum, will speak tOmor.
row morning on Sin or Salvation,
and at night on 1.-THE Way to Happi'
ness"
Rev. d. r. Harworth will be the
speaker at the mems bible class meet.
ing at 10 o'clock.
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Rev. J. L. S. Holloman Speaks.

At Second Baptist Church, Third
street between II and | streets. tomor-
row the pastor, Rev. j. l.. S. Hollo
man. will preach at II am. on "Herod
and Jerusalem Greatly Troubled Be.
cause Jesus Is Born" Communion
service and reception to new members
will be held at pm. AT 8 pm. the
pa stor will have for his subject. God
of Our Fathers" The Bible school
will meet at $50 am, and the Baptist
Young Peoples Union win meet at
6 p.m.
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BIBLE SCHOOL TO MEET.
Ninth Street Christian Glasses tt
Observe Rally Day.

The Ninth Street Christian Bible
School will observe rally and promo
ton day tomorrow.
The pastor, Rev. Benjamin II. Mel
ton, will have for his morning subject
Religious Education" and in the eve
ming his topic will he Religious
Shams"
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Pastor to Preach.

Elder K. G. Atkinson. pastor Of the
First Seventh Day Church, Eighth
street between + and G streets north
east. will speak on The Expenditure
Of s2,65S,6 $50 in the Recent Dempsey.
Tunney Fight A Fulfillment OF
Prophecy tomorrow-,at s PM.
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"The Blessed Hope" Is Subject.

At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. C..
B. Austin, will preach at both services.
Morning sermon. THE Blessed Hope
Evening message, THE Worlds Big.
gest and Best Business"
Evening star., 1927-05-12
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES
The Hysterical Woman.

The one type of woman who grows
old and loses her beauty, who IS nope
less to cure, is the hystericai SORT
Curiously, few hysterical women De-
lieve themselves anything but calm
and collected and logical creatures
too. But the tenseness with when
they take quite ordinary matters the
emotions they so through over notn.
ing in particular, wear them out ana
incidentally, wear out the unfortunates
who have to live with them. BY the
age of 80, the emotional hysterlcal
woman looks 40; at 40, 60.
Americans are more hysterical as a
race than the English, and the Eng
lish than the Scots. But no one
ever accused the Scots of being
hysterical at all! In England, says
doctor, it is 20 times as COM
mon with women as with men; In
France three times as common with
women as men. He says nothing as
to the relative number of hysterical
American women and men.
Heredity plays large part in 1t; IL
hysteria exists in one parent, or II
there is a highly nervous, insane, epi-
leptic, or alcoholic parent, or one suf-
fering from a wasting disease, the
children may be- hysterical. On the
other hand, a perfectly normal child,
allowed to grow UP without any con-
troll, may turn hysterical. And cpl
denies of hySteria run through board
ing schools and institutions, set off by
one hysterical person and initiated by
all the others.
Curiously, the hysterical woman
does not seem to want to help herself
Ii she had a cold, she'd treat it; a
fever, she'd hunt remedies at once for
Evening star., 1927-05-12
Everyday Law Cases
Does Lease of Premises Include
Use Of outside WdtlsP
BY THE COUNSELLOR.

Seeing n few persons gather around
the side of his restaurant. Mr.. Schultz
walked out and was surprised to flnd
that two painters were getting ready
To paint a sign on his side wall.
Inoujring of the painters, SchultZ
was told that the owner of the build
in.r had leased the side wall to a tire
company for advertising purposes
Schultz ordered the painters to leave
hut they refused to do so without
orders from their employer
Immediately phoning the landlord
Schultz demanded that he order the
nainters to leave, but the landlord
calmly referred the excited tenant to
his lease, which made no mention OF
the side wall and which merely leased
the first floor of the building to
Schultz.
The bewildered tenant chided him
self for his oversight, as he had IN.
tended to use the side wall himself
to advertise his restaurant. Sensing
the Injustice of the situation, he call
ed his attorney. who, on hearing the
facts, filed an injunction restraining
the landlord and tire company from
proceeding with their plans. The land
lord contested the injunction on the
ground that the lease did not mention
the side wall.
But the court decided the case in
Schultz's favor, stating:
1T is the well recognized general
rule that in the absence OF express
provision to the contrary, the lease
of a building or part thereof for
business purposes. gives the lessee the
exclusive right to the use of the out
side walls of that portion of the build
ing covered by his lease. for adver-
tising purposes"
lConyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-12
DOROTHY DTX'S LETTER BOX
Advice to Business Girl Whose Romance Is
Wrecked by an Unworthy Fiance-Novel Method
of Making Hit With Nice Girl of Today

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DBAR MISS DIX The boy with whom chum has pretty
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me
Suppose acting gentleman
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M % kiss @ st % be p' her for vsE Wo be s
/ strongly
The greatest faery that able
chay appealed than
should method of still
70 are
submit kissing
would thrill
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paythng
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treating girl
DOROTHY
Evening star., 1927-05-12
sna nish ho,,s,n. and sunlip

Spanish house, and sunlight go hand
in hand, for Spanish houses, belong to
sunny 1ands--and none other. But
too much sunlight is not always rest
full, for the langurous little Spanish
house is not complete without it's avn
ings-and what delightful ones
Here is a typical Spanish awning
striped and scalloped-simply made
and held aloft by spearlike rods Of
iron. In true Spanish colors, too
yellow and deep orange. A colorful
touch against house walls Of cool gray
green plaster and a blue-green tiled
roof.
This awning shelters three double
doors--a whole side Of the living room.
They can be opened full for every
breath of al. on a close day--or snug
1y shut when night bpeezes chill.
This room is simply furnished with
a few pieces of sturdy carved oak,
some low lazy chairs of reed, and a
table or two with tiled top and
wrought-iron legs.
Evening star., 1927-05-12

4 Jy much more convenient for thin
haired old women who continued to
part their scant locks in the middle of
their heads instead OF arranging them
over rats and puffs. For a time con-
Eventional widows, too. wore bonnets--
Ia1ats with strings-even after fashion
| had given up strings for other pur-
Ipases. There was something decorous,
,old-fashioned and rather mournful
then about that sort of bonnet.
But now most of the thin-haired,
bonneted old ladies have passed on.
Old-fasfioned old ladies now cling to
their pompadours and high-set head
gear. And the stringed widows hat
! is very, very seldom seen.
But the new order of bonnet has
no strings-it$is is just a soft, close
fitting bit of a hat that strikes a
strong note of contrast to the vaga-
! bond felt hat that has been so popu-
slar. 1t is the young women and the
swomen who follow most closely on the
(heels of fashion who have adopted
this bonnet, which curves down over
! the forehead and nestles down on the
ears with perhaps a soft feather posed
Evening star., 1927-05-12
it; but a hysterical attack seems tc
please her rather than otherwise.

Y. Y. IAN astringent made from
white of egg is very powerful ana
should be reserved for the time when
the skin lis badly in need of a treat
ment for sagging or looseness. 1t
really amounts to a professional treat
ment, and you know you would not
indulge in one of these except when
YOU really were in need of it-not
oftener than once week, any way.
There is nothing injurious about it if
you do use the astringent oftener than
this, though.
One part white of egg to six parts
water, mixed together, and painted
over the skin, including that of the
throat all around Lie down and re-
lax thoroughly for 20 minutes to let
the astringent dry and tighten the
skin. Wash it off with warm water
and then nourishing cream. Remove
what remains on the skin and close
the pores again by using very cold
water or an ice rub.
Evening star., 1927-05-12
New Order of Bonnet Arrives
BY MARY MARSHALL.

at the side with soft ends carcssing
the cheek.
Certainly. it never was called a bon
net through any resemblance to the
flat little top-piece with strings but
rather it suggests the close-fitting,
soft baby's bonnet. 1t is usually I'M
mensely becoming, and though it fits
closely. 1t is too soft to be uncomfort-
able. and may be made so as to hide
a low knot of hair quite comfortably.
(Copyright. 1872