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Engagements Of Interest
to ANNAPOLIS Society.

The engagement announced in Wash
ington. of Miss Elizabeth Sampson
CluveriuS, daughter of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Wat Tyler Cluverius, to Lieut..
John S. Crenshaw, u. S. N, is of great
interest here. Admiral Cluverius having
been at one time on duty here. Admiral
and Mrs. Culverius, who was Miss
Mamie Sampson, daughter of Admiral
Sampson, have many friends here
Lieut.. CrenShaw is at present at the
Postgraduate School here. Miss Clu-
verius has been frequent visitor to
Annapolis since her father was on duty
at Annapolis and last Winter visited
Mrs. Kenneth Noble, formerly Miss
Anna Hanson Iglehart, at her apart
ment in Cumberland Court.
Mrs. Emily Potter Noble, who was A
resident of Annapolis for a short time
while her son was at Postgraduate
School. has been at Carvel Hall the
past week. Mrs Noble has been on
visit to Honolulu since leaving An
napolis.
Miss Eliza Mccormick has returned
to Annapolis and, as is her custom, will
spend the Winter at Miss Agnes Wal
toms residence. 10 Francis Street.
Mrs. James e. Alexander of Chevy
Chase, Md, was the guest Of Miss Mary
Randall Magruder Tor a few days last
week.
Mrs. Thomas Wade entertained Sat-
urday night at the Annapolis Roads
Club at dinner in honor of her house
guest, Miss Carrie Waddy of Richmond,
Va. Mrs. Wade's guests were Capt. and
Mrs. William F. HalSey, Mrs. Carlos
Cusachs, Miss Eliza Lane Dugan, Capt.
William Sayle of the u S. S. Florida,
Mrs. John Pitcher. Lieut.. Comdr. Robert
Maury, Mr.. McLane Tilton of Char
lottesville, Va; Mr. Herzog of Phila-
delphia and Mr. Mohler of Washington
and The Caves, Va.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Malcomson
entertained as their house guest the
past week Miss Elizabeth Hasnpton of
New York
Mrs, Alden. wife of Prof. Carroll s.
Alden, is visiting her brother in law,
Rear Admiral A. H. Scales, N. S. N. re-
tired and his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Lee Thompson, jr., in their home at
Greensboro, N. c.
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Missouri u. Alumni
Will Give Dinner Tuesday

The alumni and former students of
the University of Missouri, residing in
the District of COLUMBIA, Baltimore and
Philadelphia will give a dinner at 2
o'clock pm. Tuesday in the banquet
hall of the National Press Club in honor
or DR.. Stratton Brooks. president of
the university. DR.. j. G. Jones. dean
emeritus of the College of Arts ana
Sciences, Dr. r. B. Mumford, dean of
the College of Agriculture, and Pro-
fessor Merritt F. Miller of the Agron-
omy Department. All former students
and their wives are invited to attend.
The toaStmaster will be DR.. Charles
Robert Lee HALEY of the local associa-
ton of alumni, and the song leader will
be John Hornback, president OF the
local association. The executive COM
mittee in charge of the dinner in
cludes Mr.. F. F. Hanley, 325 Munsey
Building, DR.. ChaYies r. e. HALEY, Mr..
Frank B. Scheetz, Mr.. Milo H. Brink
ley, Miss Elizabeth Northcutt and Mrs.
H. l.. Shrader.
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Shower in Compliment
To Prospective Bride

The Washington Alumnae Chapter of
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity gave
bridge shower in honor of Miss Ada
Swighart at the home of Miss Julia
Watkins on Friday evening. The we'd
ding of Miss Swighart and Mr.. Laurie
Hess will take place On November "a
and members of the chapter will attend
a trousseau tea held at her home this
afternoon. Among those present at
the shower Friday evening were Mrs.
Howard Warren, Miss Julia Watkins,
Miss Katharine Bennett, Miss Lurena
Perrine, Miss Eleanor Marion. Mrs.
Lucille Ducey, Miss Beatrice Clephane,
Mrs. Thelma Loehler, Miss Marie Did
den, Miss Pauline Bruner and Mrs
Esther SammonS.
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Cabinet Ladies Sponsor
Colorful Entertainment

Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur and Mrs. Will
liam Jardine are sponsors for a a ben
eft lecture Wednesday, November 81,
at 8 pm at the First Congregational
Church, isles of the Southern Cross
New Zealand. by Fred Payne Clat-
worthy, autochrome artist. The pic
lures, shown are taken in the real
colors by his own autoehrome method,
and this Switzerland of the South
Seas, where tropic and arctic meet, give
a wonderful opportunity to see beauti-
full scenery by means of his pictures.
The pictures he showed last year are
In the June number of the National
Geographic Magazine.
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Week of Gayeties Enjoyed
By Social Set in Annapolis
Admiral and Mrs Robson of Naval Academy
Entertain, and Various Other Delightful
Functions Mark Program.

but who formerly lived here; Capt.
! Charles Courtney, United States Navy,
who also is we'll known here, and Mrs.
William Giles.
Mrs. John Pitcher of Wardour left
! Sunday for a visit to Mrs. Harry CriSt
| of Brooklyn, N. Y. and to attend a
dinner which Mrs. CriSt gave Tuesday
evening. During Mrs. Pitchers absence
Mrs. Duanne Du Barry is stopping at
Mrs. Pitchers home with the Misses
Martha and Mariana Currier. Mrs.
Du Barry recently returned from a
Summer spent at Virginia Beach. and
with her daughter. Miss Frances Du
Barry, Is occupying an apartment on
ST. Paul street In Baltimore. Mrs. Du
here.
Mrs. Hamilton Gale and Mrs. CASTOR
CoStet have returned from q motor
trip to Ann Arbor and Detroit, Mich.
Capt. and Mrs. C. Philip Snyder had
as their guests for the game last Satur-
day in Baltimore Mrs Carryl H. Bryan
of Annapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth
Boykin of Baltimore. Miss Jane Snyder
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oracle Richards of
Newport and Washington. D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Tees enter
talne0 at large ana well appointed
dinner Saturday night in their home
on the Severn near Annapolis. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Baldwin. Miss Helen Brewer, Mr.
Clayton Brewer. Mrs. Charles Doyen,
Mrs. Robert Welch, Mrs. Columbus
Baldwin, DR.. and Mrs Walton H. Hop
kinS, Mrs Samuel Brooke, Mr.. Samuel
Brooke. Mrs. Middleton Semmes Guest,
Mrs. A. G. Cooke, Mr.. John Henry
Barnard. Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan, Mr..
Walter Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Atterbury
and Mrs. Walter Wamsley.
Mrs Peyton H Skipwith. Miss Edith
p. Howard and Miss Skipwith entertain
ed Friday afternoon with a bridge
party at Green Shutters, Ferry
Farms. on the Severn. Among those
present were Mrs Edward D. johnson,
Mrs Samuel Brooke, Mrs. PrentiSS Bas-
sett, Mrs. John Douw. Mrs. Allen Bowie
Howard, Mrs. Joseph MalcomSon, Mrs.
Raymond Stone, Miss Suydam. Mrs.
Dorsey GaSSaway, Mrs. Hallam Claude.
Mrs Jeffries Brinton Of Baltimore and
Miss Leonora Williams of BrunS-
wick, Me
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Gov. Richie a Guest
of MIR. and Mrs. Van Ness.

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Van Ness en-
tertained at tea at the Belvedere Hotel
after the game Saturday. Their guests
numbered many from New York, Balti-
more, Washington and Annapolis. Among
those present from here were Gov. Al
bert c. Ritchie, Mrs. Carlos Cusachs,
Mrs. Van Ness sister; Capt. and Mrs.
C. Philip Snyder, Capt. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Halsey, Comdr. Paul j.
Dashiell, Mrs. Howard Morton, Mrs.
Douglas Howard, Mrs. Carryl Bryan,
Mrs. Tench Tilghman, Capt. and Mrs.
William N. Jeffers, now of Norfolk,
Evening star., 1928-11-18

Mrs. Peter Drury, Mrs. Charles w.
Semmes, Mrs. f. W. Gheen, Mrs. Er1s
Powell and Mrs. John Cover.
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VACATION SCHOOL
TO OPEN MONDAY
Work Under Auspices of
Church Federation Directed
by Rev. E. O. Clark.

The first of the vacation church
schools conducted under the auspices of
the Washington Federation Of Churches
and directed by Rev. E. o. Clark will
open Monday.
Glasses in religious worship, memory
work in hymns and scriptures, dramati-
cation, temperance and missionary edu-
cation, the life Of Christ also daily
period In craft work will be taught.
The classes meet every week day except
Saturday. from 8 until IL, for period
Of four weeks. Additional vacation
church schools will open July 2. Ages
of the pupils range from to Is years.
Each church follows its own plan for
conduct of the school, the federation
assisting and serving as a clearing house
for information and supply of teachers.
Churches where the schools will be con-
Quoted are: Calvary Baptist, Chevy
Chase Community School Conducted
jointly by the Protestant churches) =,
Temple Baptist, Highlands Baptist, Ma
tional Baptist Memorial, Foundry Meth
odist Episcopal, Covenant Presbyterian
Union, Brightwood Methodist Episcopal,
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal,
Union Methodist Episcopal, Epworth
Methodist Episcopal South, Georgetown
Presbyterian, Metropolitan Presbyterian,
Takoma Park Presbyterian, First Pres
byterian Chapel, Central PRESBYTERIAN,
Potomac Heights Community. Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian, Zion Baptist, Ar
lington (Va.) Community Church, Bar
croft Union School and Clarendon (Va.)
Baptist. Other churches will be added
as the season advances.
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PLAN CONFERENCE
At HOOD COLLEGE
Episcopal Religious Educa-
ton Event Scheduled
for July 9.

With the Sweet Briar Summer
School of Religious Education already
in session. and the delegates to the
Ocean City school leaving tomorrow,
the attention OF the department Of re-
ligious education of Episcopal Church
IN the diocese of Washington Is now
conferred on the Blue Mountain con-
ference to be held in Hood College at
Frederick, Md, beginning July 8 and
continuing for two weeks.
Registrations for the Blue Mountain
conference of residents of Washington
and vicinity are being made to Rev.
Arlington A. McCalium, GIT Twenty
third street, from whom programs and
other information may be obtained.
A group, composed principally OF
young people, will leave tomorrow by
the O'Clock bus for Annapolis to take
the ferry 70 the Eastern Shore of Mary
land, where transportation viii await
them for the Peninsula Summer School
at Ocean City, Md. This school is un-
der the joint auspices of the dioceses
of Delaware and Maryland. It Is quite
elementary in character. the sessions
beginning on Monday and ending on
Friday. Attending the Peninsula School
will be Rev. c. S. Abbott. vicar of the
Chapel of the Good Shepherd. and five
of his teachers: Conldr. G. T. Jewell.
superintendent of st. Margaret's SUM-
day Eehool. and four of his teachers:
Rev. & K p. Sogswell OF the Chapel
Of the Resurrection. and Mrs. Cogswell
two student-teacl1ers from Christ
Church and one from ST. Johns Church
in Georgetown.
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B. Y. p. u. NEWS

The June meeting Of the Columbia
Federation OF B. Y. p. u. will be held
Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church. OficerS for the fed
Grafton for the year 192S-29 will be
installed as well as officers for the
intermediate Federation, by E. H. De-
Groot. jr., moderator of the Columbia
Association of Baptist churches. There
waN be brief graduating exercises for
the juniors and intermediates and
John Ruthven. president emeritus OF
the Columbia Federation, will make an
address.
The First Baptist Union installed
their new officers at the fifth annual
banquet. held at the Capitol Park Hotel
on Wednesday evening, as follows: b
e. Prescott, president; Lynn Fellows
vice president: Lillian Smith, recording
secretary: Winifred Ing. corresponding
secretary; Bryan Painter. treasurer;
Lillian Prescott. librarian: Catherine
Bently. pianist Tomorrow evening
the following unions will install new
officers: Fountain Memorial, Francis
Ladd. president; Fifth, Miss Elizabeth
Richards. president; Petworth, Ben
jamin Doerr. president.
Temple Union will hold their annual
banquet Monday evening, when Hazel
Braugh. president, and other officers
will be installed. Kendall Union will
install their new officers at the an
nual banquet, to be held Wednesday
evening. Ray Wine is the president
elect. Twenty delegates will leave
Washington. by motor caravan, June
80. to attend the thirty-seventh annual
convention of. the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union of America, to be held in
kansas City from July 4 to 8. Others
will leave by train July 2.
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ROBINS WILL SPEAK
AT CHURCH SERVICE
Welfare Worker on First Congre-
gational Program, Morn
ing and Night.

Raymond Robins who struck it rich
In the Alaskan gold rush, dedicated his
wealth and himself to social service,
who served for years as superintendent
Of the Chicago municipal lodging house
and Northwestern University Settle
ment and, with the rank Of lieutenant
colonel, headed the Red Cross work in
Russia during the World War, will
speak at the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets, tomorrow
morning and night.
His morning subject will be, '1s
Christianity Essential to Democratic
Civilization" At 8 pm he will speak
on "Christs Social Gospel" Sunday
school meets at $50 am; classes for
men and women. Christian Endeavor
at $50 pm. Miss Helen Skinner will
lead the S. S. c. E.. and the theme of
discussion will be, The Church's Re-
sponsibility for Recreation" Leader
of Y. P. S. c. E. will be Carolyn Casey;
subject, "Is 1t All Right to Want to Get
Kick Out of Life?"
The Thursday evening suppers will
be continued throughout the Summer
followed by prayer meeting and devo-
tional service. The motion picture serv-
ices have been discontinued until Fall.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

District League President Paul l..
Brindle has just returned from Balti-
more. where a meeting of the executive
committee of the Luther League OF the
MARYLAND Synod was called for the pur-
pose of planning the program for the
annual convention of the Maryland
Synodical League, to be held September
2. 3 and 4, at Frederick. Md. Rev. Oscar
F. Blackwelder Of Christ Lutheran
Church. Baltimore, Md, and DR.. M. j.
Bieber of Minneapolis, Mimi, VIII ap-
pear on the convention program.
Miss Frances Dysinger, Lutheran In
ner Mission executive Of Washington,
and Miss Emma Holzer. District League
missionary secretary. are making ar
rangements to repeat at the Tubercu-
losis Hospital June 20 the program rem
dered a few weeks ago at Blue Plains.
Our Church and Our Country" is the
topic which will be presented at Atone
ment Luther League tomorrow evening
by Robert Hines. at Luther Place by
Mrs. Emerson Snyder and at st. Johns,
East Riverdale. Md, by Ramsay Small.
The St. Johns League. East Riverdaie.
Md. has extended an invitation TO the
local leaguers TO join it IN a hike
which has been arranged for June 81.
The plans provide for those hiking to
meet at 2 pm, bringing with them a
box lunch
Inner Mission Day--Our Church" is
the theme of the Luther League meeting
to be held at Zion Hall. Second and Up
shur streets. tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The meeting will be in charge
of Miss Frances Dysinger, who, together
with Miss Frances Butterworth, accom-
panied the following lions delegation
to Children's Hospital last Sunday aft
ernoon for their annual ice cream treat
to the small patients and the nurses:
Misses Margaret Mcdonald. lions mis-
sionary secretary; Emma Holzer, Mary
Leonberger, Clara Schickler ana Fred
T, Schickler
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OUTDOOR SERVICES
BEGIN TOMORROW
Singing Will Be Featured at
Sylvan Theater, With Talk
by Dr.. Sizoo.

The New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will institute a series Of Sunday
evening services tomorrow and continue
to September 80. They will be held at
the Washington Monument, in the
Sylvan Theater.
The services will be informal. John
Reynolds will be assisted by cornetist
OF the Army Band. The services will
begin at O'Clock and continue for
one-half hour. AT the services DR..
Joseph r. Sizoo will deliver 10-minute
address. In case of rain the services
will be held in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The Washington
Federation of Churches Is cooperating
in these outdoor services. The general
chairman of the meeting will be Rev.
George G. CulbertSon.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed tomorrow morning at
the church. DR.. SiZoo will be in charge
of the communion service and preach
the communion sermon.
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BAPTIST PEOPLE
IS PASTORS TOPIC
Or. Johnson to Preach at Ma
tionaI Church-BibIe School
Begins Monday.

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor Of the
National Baptist Memorial Church,
Sixteenth street and Columbia road
will take for his subject tomorrow
morning the theme, 1.-The People Called
Baptists." Continuing subjects taken
from Pilgrims Progress" the pastor
will preach on "Apollyon; or, The Great
Fight" in the evening.
Why I Am a Baptist will be the
subject discussed at the prayer and
fellowship meeting Thursday evening
at O'Clock.
The Mizpah class will hold its last
business meeting of the season on
Tuesday evening at the church. After
a brief business session there will be a
social.
The first session of the Summer
Bible school begins Monday morning
at 9 o'clock. with Miss Edna Grover as
the director. Miss Grover viii be as
sisted in the work of the school by
the following trained teachers: Mrs.
Dorothy McCarry. beginners depart
ment: Miss Elizabeth McDermot, pri-
mary department; Miss Frances San
ford, junior department. and Miss
Norma Johnson. intermediate depart
ment.
Other trained workers will act as
volunteers to help with the music,
storytelling, good times and picnics.
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SUNDAY OPEN-A|R
SERVICES TO START
Il. M. c. A. Sponsors Series
of Meetings at Lincoln Park.
Churches Cooperate.

The Y. NJ, c. A. tomorrow viii launch
. series of Summer open-air services
In Lincoln Park with the cooperation
Of an interchurcf committee.
Rev DR.. Homer j. Councillor, presi-
dent Of the District Of Columbia Sun
day School Council of Religious Educa-
ton, will be the initial speaker.
Speakers for succeeding Sundays in
ciude Rev. William A. EiSenberger,
assistant pastor of the Church of the
Covenant; Rev Fl. NJ. Wilson, pastor
of the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church: Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler.
pastor OF the Epworth Methodist Epis-
copal Church South; Rev. Frank Steel
man. pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church. and Rev. e. c.
Primm. pastor of the Second Baptist
Church.
The following churches are co-operat-
ing in the services: Grace Baptist.
Maryland Avenue Baptist. Metropolitan
Baptist, Second Baptist, Church Of the
Brethren. First Brethren. Fifteenth
Street Christian, Ninth Street Christian,
Ingram Memorial Congregational, Christ
Episcopal, Church of the Good Shop
herd. st. Marks Episcopal Keller
Memorial Lutheran. St Matthews
Lutheran, Church OF the Reformation
Lutheran). Brusn Methodist Episcopal.
Douglas Memorial NJ E. Rosedale NJ.
<. Trinity NJ E. Waugh NJ E.. Ep-
werth NJ. E. South. First Methodist
Protestant, North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant. Eastern Presbyte-
Ran and Metropolitan Presbyterian.
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VISITOR W|LLF|
DISTRICT PULPIT
Or. w. F. Toilet to Preach at
Mount Vernon Place Church
Tomorrow.

DR.. w. F. Toilet of Vanderbilt Uni
versity. Nashville, Tenn, will preach
tomorrow morning at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South
DR.. William A. Lambeth, the pastor
will preach at the evening service on
What Have You Got To Give?"
The junior congregation will worship
in the auditorium of the Sunday school
at ii o'clock, and Rev. John w. Rustin
will have charge Of this service. Mr..
Rustin has been attending this week
the Baltimore School for Pastors and
Christian Workers at Front Royal Va.
He was the director of the recreational
exercises at this school.
DR.. Lambeth will conduct the prayer
meeting service Thursday evening.
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breaches SERMON SERIES


The pastor OF Wisconsin Avenue
Baptist Church. Rev. c. r. Ferguson.
Is preaching a series of sermons from
the EpiztIe OF James at the IL o'clock
service Sunday, and from the Epistle
of Paul to the Romans at the O'Clock
evening services The theme tomorrow
morning Is The Engrafted Word. :"
and IN the evening, The Gift OF
Grace"
The young people elected the follow
trg officers for the Senior B. Y. P. u:
Dallas Taibert. president; Georgia
Renno. vice president: Marion GAYLORD,
secretary; Rae Miller. treasurer: Edith
Gaylord, song leader: GLADYS Smith.
pianist. Miss Gladys BeelInan was
elected superintendent Of the Inter
mediate B. Y P II.
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BIBLE LEAGUE NOW
INDEPENDENT BODY
D. c. Branch Of National Com
raunity Organization of Readers
Reports Increased Activities.

As a result of the increased activities
of the District of Columbia Branch OF
the National and International Com
nns1nity Bible Readers League. Inc, tbs
latter body is now functioning indie
penoentiy.
This action was taken at a meeting
yesterday at IS Jackson place. Ofhcers
of the national and international body
were elected as follows: Mrs. Louis
Harding Earl, president: Mrs. Howard
I. Hodgkins. vice president; Mrs. Grace
Ross Chamberlin. recording secretary:
Mai. Gen. Anton Stephan. treasurer
and l. E Brueninger. auditor.
These officers. with several members
70 be selected later, viii constitute the
executive board The headquarters are
at ST Mills Building.
Asmeeting OF the District branch was
held YESTERDAY with Mrs. Frances How
iett-Wright, the president, presiding.
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"W0RST TURNS TO BEST
TOPIC OF DR.. HARRIS
Foundry NJ. e. Pastor Will Preach
Twica-Plan Dinner TO
Missionary.

Or. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
vii preach tomorrow morning on the
theme. Worst Turns TO Best" At the
evening service his subject viii be
~Life's Crises"
A testimonial dinner viii be given to
DR.. Benson Baker of Meerut, India,
vino has represented Foundry Church
In that far field for "a years, Thurs
CAV, at $50 pm Dr.. Baker is return
ing TO Indian after representing his Con-
ference at the General Conference
which was held IN Kansas City during
May. The dinner viii be served by the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society OF
Foundry Church, and group OF Or
Bakers former classmates of Baker
University. in Baldwin City, Kans.. are
expected 10 be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23

The services of Lincoln Congrega-
tional Temple tomorrow morning will
be held at the Lincoln Theater. Rev,
r. W. Brooks will continue his series
OF sermons. What Can This Genera
ton Believer" Second In the series,
Can / Believe In Jesus?" The Senior
Christian Endeayor Society will meet at
the Twelfth Street Y. M c. A. at GAS
pm. The pastor viii lead the meeting.
The subject TO be discussed will be-
Missionary Possibilities in Recreation. -
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Rev. Joseph S. Loughran, minister OF
the First Unitarian Church, Orange, N
j., will occupy the pulpit of All Souls
Church tUnitarian), Sixteenth and
Harvard streets, tomorrow at the IL
o'clock service in the absence of the
minister. DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce.
Mr.. Loughran, who vast or IL years
in the ministry Of the Roman Catholic
Church. will speak on the subject.
"Life's Transcendent Reality"
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GOSPEL CRUSADE ON.
Rev. FL. L. Collier Is Preaching at
Tabernacle

The Summer Gospel crusade Of the
Full Gospel Tabernacle. North Capitol
and K streets, is being conducted by
Rev. Harry L. Collier preaching at the
church and an evangelistic party. under
B. B. Compton, holding services at
Hynesboro Park, Md Other places
will soon be opened
Pastor Collier will speak tomorrow at
II am. on The Trinity Of Perfection. -
and at 7:30 pm. on The Uniqueness
OF Christianity" or How Christianity
Differs from Every Religion" A spe-
cial healing service viii be held Tues
day al 7:45 pm. for the sick and
afflicted Of every creed or faith Praise
and prayer service Wednesday at 7:45
pm, and Young Crusaders meeting
Friday at 7:4S pm. with an address
by Miss Ethel Lucas of the Nyack
Bible Institute, New York.