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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
B. Y. P. U. News

Metropolitan Union during the past
month led the ~ organizations of the
Columbia Federation in the competitive
efficiency campaign, it was announced
at the federation's regular meeting
Tuesday evening. This union was five
points in the lead of Bethany. The re-
port indicated Metropolitan and Ma
tional Baptist Memorial were tied for
first honors for the three-month period.
Am I Intruding?" three-act come
dy, will be presented by the fedora
ton Tuesday, O'Clock, at Woodward
Hall, Calvary Baptist Church.
The jolly Juniors of Fifth and the
West Washington Junior Union reach
ed the same percentage standard in
the efficiency contest of the Junior
Federation. Donald Cav, president at
West Washington, received the fedora
ton banner for his union to hold during
this month. The award will be given
to the jolly Juniors of Fifth on the first
of March.
The B. Y. P. u. Of Maryland Avenue
Church was unanimously voted into
the federation Tuesday evening.
Bethany Union has charge of the eve
ming church service tomorrow.
Calvary held an executive meeting
February 10. Miss Dorothy Clore was
appointed group captain to take the
place of Ronald Belts, who resigned.
A pageant will be given tomorrow eve
ming by the members of the B. Y. P. U.
and Christian Endeavor. Crowded
Ways" is the title and is based on the
mission study book
Miss Virginia Sutton and the Fellow
ship Commission will present at Chevy
Chase tomorrow pantomime, youth
Prays."
Miss Jessie Keir and Group will pre-
sent program at East Washington
Heights tomorrow
Miss Gladys Schellin and Group 4 will
present the devotional meeting at Foun-
tain Memorial tomorrow.
Grace Union will conduct the serv-
Ice at the Home for Aged Ladies to-
morrow at o'clock
Miss Thelma Sanders and the Stew
ardship Commission will have charge of
the program to be presented tomorrow
at Highlands.
Mr.. McGill and Group 2 will present
the program at Kendall tomorrow.
Their business meeting is to be held
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Catherine Schmidt and Group
will have charge of the social hour
at National Baptist Memorial tomorrow
at o'clock. Mr.. Rosenberg will present
the devotional program at o'clock.
AT Petworth, Miss Winifred Whitney
and the Stewardship Commission are to
speak on THE Value of the Bible to
Non-Christian Nations" The union
will have charge of the prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
The Stewardship Commission at Ia
koma Park, directed by James Marshall,
will lead the devotional meeting tomor-
row.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdaniel and the
Stewardship Commission will present
the program az Temple tomorrow.
The Devotional Life Commission, I'M
der the leadership of Miss Henrietta
Hobson, will have charge of the devo-
tional meeting at West Washington to-
morrow. Louis Lucas will conduct the
Bible quiz
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PENTECOSTAL IDEA
TO BE DEVELOPED
Mount Vernon Place Church Pastor
to Discuss Conse-
quences.

"Pentecostal Consequences" will be
the subject of the sermon tomorrow
morning at the Mount Vernon Place
Church, by the pastor. DR.. w. A. Lam
beth. His evening sermon will be "As-
surance of Gods Presence"
Rev. H. r. Deal, junioi preacher, will
speak to the Junior Congregation in the
Sunday school auditorium at IL, on
"Paul-Great leadership"
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety, No. 2, will meet tomorrow at 4:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ida Rhodes
Grower, the Burlington.
The Mission Study Glass of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society viii meet Tues
day at 1890 o'clock for the discussion
of chapter of "The Crowded Ways
by Sears.
A combined quarterly conference OF
all the Southern Methodist Churches in
Washington will be held Tuesday at
8 pm, in the Francis Asbury Church
The Workers Council of the Sun
day school will meet in room 10 on
Thursday at pm.
At the prayer meeting service Thurs
day evening a church conference will
be held
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"A MANS SHADOW"
IS SERMON TOPIC
Joint Meeting of G. E. Societies
Will Be Held at
Takoma.

Rev. r. Paul Schearrer, pastor Of the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church, will
preach at the IL o'clock service tomor-
row on the theme "A Mans Shadow"
Church school will meet at $3.50 am,
o'clock.
A joint meeting of the intermediate
and senior Christian Endeavor Societies
will be held at $50 o'clock. Robert
Parsons will preside. The guest speaker
will be Mauro Baradi. Alumni members
Of the senior society are especially in
vited. A social with light refreshments
will follow the devotional meeting.
An illustrated lecture, '"The Gateway
of America" will be given at the pm.
service by Miss Lizzie Warman, under
joint auspices of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society and Senior Christian
Endeavor Society. Mrs. Robert A. RAM
say, president of the Woman's Mission
airy Society, will presided. and Mrs. M.
K. Campbell will give a reading. Miss
Catherine Austin and William McKeand
Of the Senior Christian Endeavor So
ciety win also participate in the pro-
gram. The public is invited.
The Standard Training School, under
auspices of the Presbytery of Washing
ton City, will meet Monday at 7:30 pm.
in the New York Avenue Church.
Those desiring transportation are asked
to meet at the church at 6:45 pm.
The pastor will continue the study
of the Acts of the Apostles at the mid
week service Thursday at 7:30 pm.
The Light Bearers will meet Friday
at 4 pm. and the Boy Scouts Friday
at 7:30 in the Community Hail. The
new communicates class will be organ
ICED on Friday afternoon at AIS o'clock
in the church office. Young people con-
templating church membership are
invited to join the class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
LUTHER LEAGUE

The quarterly meeting of the Luther
League of the District of Columbia will
be held at the Church of the Reforma-
ton March A at 8 pm. The devotional
service will be conducted by Rev. John
Weidley, pastor of the Reformation
Church, while the address OF the eve
ming will be delivered by Rev. j. N
Gould Mickey, executive secretary of the
board OF education of the United Luth-
eran Church in America. A busload OF
| Leaguers from Frederick and members
of the executive committee of the Bal
timore District Luther League win par
ticipate in this meeting, the theme OF
which will be Education"
Under the supervision of Misses A.
Barbara Wiegand and Emma A. F. Hol-
ger, missionary secretaries of the Mary
land State and Washington District
Luther Leagues, respectively, the local
Luther Leagues of the District of Co
lumbia will hold joint missionary
meeting at the Atonement Lutheran
Church Sunday evening, March 16
when Porto Rico" the missionary OBJ
jective of the Luther League of Amer
lea, will be the topic of an illustrated
lecture.
A meeting of the executive commit
w Va VAAS 6uVAACA ACdBuC VI t1lG 0hTy-
land Synod will be held at the Lutheran
Foreign Missions House, IL East Mount
Vernon place, Baltimore, February "a
at the call OF the president, Paul L.
Brindle.
Announcement Of the following de-
partmental secretaries of the st. Marks
Luther League has been made by Miss
Selma A. Trede, president of the St
Marks organization; Mrs. Jerome X
Lyle, educational; Mrs. Barbara Trede
missionary, and Miss Marie Trede, life
service.
1.-THE Value of the Bible in Non.
Christian Nations" is the topic which
will be presented tomorrow at st. Paul's
devotional service by Miss Ruth Plumer
The topic which win be presented al
lions League tomorrow by Gilbert DEM
Major is Path and What It Does, y
Members of the Zion League, accom-
panied by Miss Frances Dysinger, inner
mission executive of the Washington
Lutheran Churches and life service sec
rotary of the Washington District
League, paid their monthly visit to
Children's Hospital last Sunday after
noon.
While in Niagara Falls this week end
Fred l.. Sehickler, corresponding Sec
! rotary Of the Luther League Of the
Maryland Synod and educational Sec
rotary OF the Washington District
League, viii confer with Luther
Leagues of Zion Lutheran Church
! Niagara Falls NJ. Y.
! At the conclusion of its monthly
business meeting Incarnation Luther
League held q Valentine social Febru-
airy IS.
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SURVEY LEADERS
TO MEET MONDAY
100 Churches Have Entered
Evangelism Campaign
Next Month.

With 100 church congregations in the
city officially entered in the Washington
directed survey and visitation evangel-
ism campaign, to be conducted March
9 to 81, under the personal leadership
of Rev. A. Earl Kernahan, and still
others coming into the movement, the
general committee, of which DR.. Jason
Noble Pierce is chairman, will hold q
meeting Monday, at 1890 o'clock, ir
First Congregational Church, to which
all District survey chairmen, other pas
tors and laymen are invited.
At this meeting l.. E. Ripley, who is
to be survey field director, will speak
on the survey phase of the work; an
open forum to follow.
Rev. Wesley Spencer of DR.. Kerna-
hans staff and Mrs. Mabel Ripley, who
will be Office director of the Districts
survey, are both in the city. Another
large group of churches is expected tc
Join within the next few days. One Of
the recent additions to the list is the
Ninth Street Church of the Disciples
which was inadvertently omitted from
the last list of entrants.
Rev. j. R. Duffield is in charge OF
the District survey advance plans.
The visitation proper opens March 81
and continues to April IL. Subchair-
men serving on the general committee
include w. K. Cooper, civic committee
DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, diStricting COM
nlittee; Rev. c. E. Hawthorne, devotions
committee; w. w. Everett, finance;
Henry Gilligan, literature; Rev. Earl
Taggart. minute men; Miss BeSs Davis
Schreiner, publicity; Rev. H. j. Coun-
cilor. radio; p. Nick. EtchiSon, schedule
w. w. MILAN, supper conference; Rev
j. R. Dufield, survey, and Merritt o
Chance, transportation.
Other pastors serving on the genera,
committee are w. S. Abernethy, ]. H
BalthiS, A. r. Bird. Bernard Braskamp
j. D. Buhrer. s. B. Daugherty, L. w
De Cast, G. F. Dudley, Charles Enders
Sydney K. Evans, Bishop ]. E. Freeman
j. P. Hand, F. B. Harris, H. D. Hayes
F. F. Holsapple, H. A. Kent, /. W
Ketchum, w. A. Lambeth. A. j. Nc
Carney: Bishop w. 2. Mcdowell, A. T
Murray. H. W. o. Millington, p. L
Mitchell r. T. Nicholson, N. P. Patter-
son. F. w. Perkins, D. A. Robertson
H. B. Smith, Earle Wiley, H. B. Wood
ing, j. E. Yates.
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PASTOR TO PREACHBt
AT FORMER Charge
Or. G. Ellis Williams to Re.
turn to PetWorth Church
for Sermon.

DR.. G. Ellis williams, pastor Of CAL
vary Methodist Episcopal Church, Fred
erick, Md, will preach tomorrow eve
ming at his former charge, PetworLh
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The morning sermon will be by the
pastor, Rev. Samuel E. Rose, who has
chosen as his subject Gods NearneSs
to U.s." The intermediate and EpworLh
Leagues will hold devotional services
preceding the evening church service.
The campaign for the building fund
began last evening with a supper for
all the workers, and will continue ten
days, during which ten teams of five
members each will compete for thu
honor of obtaining the largest amount
toward the $4,000 goal Ed Morton
Willis, director of the campaign, has
established headquarters in the church
Office, where he will receive reports
from the canvassers and give general
supervision to the activities Workers
suppers will be held Tuesday and Fri
DAY evenings and final reports will b.
made at a victory supper March 3.
The money raised will be used to builo
three-story Sunday school unit Ia
care for the large increase in the num-
Der of pupils and to make minor i'm
provements in the church proper.
The executive committee conducting
the campaign consists of DR.. Rose, the
pastor; Harry A. Beck, chairman; A.
B. Lank, Thomas Mears, w. r. King.
L. T. Jones, MRS. A. B. Lank, Fred
Young, Charles A. Buchanan, G. L.
Jackson, d. H. Davenport and Miss
Agnes Garner.
Thomas Mears is colonel for the
mems teams and Mrs. A. NJ Jones is
colonel for the women'S teams.
The teams are as follows: No l. L
t. Jones Captain l.. S. johnson
P. E. Howard, S. A. Mooers, E. r. Al
brecht and M. T. Dixon; No. 2. Mrs. q.
l. jackson (captain). Mrs. G. L. Blake.
Mrs. F. j. Berchtold, Mrs W. M. Adams
and Mrs. w. S. Harrison; No. 3. A. 3.
Lark (captain), w W. Crawford. Fred
Young, @. G. Mcdonald and R. b
Lank; No. 4, Mrs. @. G. Mcdonald (cap-
tain), Mrs. May Mccarthy, Mrs. L. M.
Van Pelt, Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs.
Chester Hammerly; No. 5. c. d. Har-
baugh (captain), w. r. King, H. o.
Craver,, d. H. Davenport, F. D. Pollard
and w. 2. Willhide; No 6, Mrs. G. w.
Hurley (captain), Mrs A. L. Moye, Mrs.
w. L. Richard, Mrs. A. l.. Mallonee,
Mrs. E. F. Hutchinson and Mrs. j. s.
Oliver; No. 10, Miss Margaret Hibble
(captain), Miss Elma Lank, Miss Flora
Robinson, Miss Leona Thomas and
Mrs. Audrey Gibson; No. Z, o. j. Veley
(captain), H. A. Beck, P. G. Phillips,
w. H. Van Pelt and c. l. jackson; No.
8, Mrs. r. B. Lank (captain), Mrs. Will
liam King, Mrs. E. L. Dudley Mrs. Earl
Beck and Mrs. Helen M. FAINT; No. 8,
c. A. Buchanan (captain), Lowell Hert..
zell, Livingston johnson, Stanley Han.
kins, Bennie Stevens and Thomas
Taylor.
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SIN, WHAT ABOUT IT?'
TO BE SERMON TOPIC
Evening Subjetc of DR.. Copenhaver
to Be, "The Man Who Kept
His Promise With God"

DR.. John C. Copenhaver, pastor Of
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Thirteenth street and North
Carolina avenue northeast, will preach
at ii O'Clock tomorrow on "Sin-What
About It?" and at 8 o'clock on THE
Man Who Kept His Promise With God. {"
Sunday school meets at $50 am. and
Epworth League at pm.
Members of the official board will
meet with the boards of other churches
of the denomination for a joint quar-
terly conference Tuesday evening in the
Francis Asbury M E. Church South.
The pastor will conduct the prayer
meeting service Thursday evening. He
will make the second address on the
new book by Dr. E. Stanley Jones, 1.-THE
Christ of Every Road" Enlistments
are now being made in the church of
members to work in the coming evan
gelistic canvass and campaign, under
leadership of DR.. Earl Kernahan.
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CHURCHES LISTED
FOR JOINT SERVICE
Episcopal Congregations to
Honor Ideals of Gen.
Washington.

The 19sth anniversary Of the birth
of George Washington will be COM
memorated in many Episcoal churches
throughout the country tomorrow with
services dedicated to the spiritual ideals
of the first President.
At the suggestion of the Right Rev.
James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washing
ton, parishes in virtually every State
have made plans to unite in an OBJ
servance known as Washington Ca
thedral Sunday"
Twenty-one or more parishes in the
Diocese of Washington will participate.
These include Nativity; TRANSPORTATION,
ST. Margaret's, st. Thomas, Our Saw
ior, st. Monica's, All Saints, Emman-
uel, st. Marks, st. Johns, Georgetown;
Rock Creek, st. Andrews, Trinity, Ia
koma; st. Johns, Mount Rainier
Christ Church, Georgetown; All Faiths,
Mechanicsville, Md; Christ Church,
Kensington; ST. Peters, Poolesville,
Md; st. Paurs. Aquasco, Md; Port To-
bacco, La Plata, Md; Holy Trinity
Free-will offerings will be made at
this time toward the completion OF
T+"efington Cathedral. This practice
-onsidered appropriate, as the COM
pleted cathedral, which viii overlook the
District of Columbia from the heights
of Mount St. Alban, will fulfill dream
of George washington.
Funds for the completion of the
north and south transepts are now be-
ing sought by committees headed by
Gen. John j Pershing as national
chairman 1t is hoped that these units
the arms of the cross-shaped struc-
ture-will be built by 1882. so that the
cathedral may be the scene Of a great
national service during the country
wide celebration of the George Wash
ington bicentenary.
Assisting in this endeavor are former
United States Senator George Whar-
rotary of the Treasury Mellon as cam
paign treasurer, and committee men,
bers in important centers throughout
the land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
YOUNG FRIENDS HOLDING
MIDWINTER CONFERENCE
District of Columbia and Three Ad-
joining States Represented in
Meetings Opening Tonight.

The Young Friends of Baltimore
yearly meeting, comprising local groups
IN Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania
and the District of Columbia, are hold
ing their Midwinter conference at the
Friends Meeting House, 1911 street,
tonight and tomorrow. At the supper
conference at $50 o'clock today, Fred
erick j. Libby will speak on Yesterday
and Tomorrow in the Peace Move
ment." At pm, there viii be public
meeting addressed by Francis Philip
Frazier and Mrs. Frazier, two young
Indians who are working in an Indian
mission in Oklahoma.
The Sunday morning program at GAS
O'Clock for conference delegates in
cludes several discussion groups, to be
led by Arthur w. HummeI and Daniel
N. Shoemaker of Washington and Ar
thur K. Taylor of Baltimore and
George Selleck of Lincoln, Va. The
regular meeting for worship following
these group discussions viii close the
conference.
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CALVARY MEMS CLASS
TO CONDUCT SERVICE
Tribute Will Be Paid Memory Of
George Washington at Church
Tomorrow Evening,

The mems Bible class of Calvary
Methodist Church, Columbia road, will
have charge of the evening service to-
morrow. This will be a special serv-
ice in commemoration of Washingtons
birthday. The address will be delivered
by Thomas P. Littlepage, Washington
attorney. The mems class will attend
this service in body, and men are es-
pecially invited to be present.
At the morning service the minister,
DR.. Mark Depp, will preach on the
theme: Thunder or Angelo"
There will be no Young Peoples 7
o'clock service this week. Calvary
Young People will be the guests of the
Eldbrooke Methodist Young People at
social and evening devotional service.
The young people of the church will
serve supper in the Guild Hall of
Calvary Church, Tuesday, from to z
o'clock.
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DEBATE is SCHEDULED.

At the services of Lincoln Congre-
gational Temple tomorrow morning
Rev. r. w. Brooks will speak from the
subject The Worth of the Average
Man" The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society at GAS pm. viii hold
a debate: Can the Eighteenth Amend-
ment Be Established?" The affirmative
will be upheld by William Blackman
and three others. The negative will be
defended by Miss L. Jean Murray and
three. At pm. the j. A. M. Club win
present a special program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
Sermon Announced by DR.. Bullock.

DR.. George Bullocks topic at the
Third Baptist Church, Fifth and @
streets. tomorrow at IL am. is 1.-THE
Compassionate Savior" At pm. he
will preach the annual sermon to the
health unit of the Elks of Columbia
temples are invited to attend In a body.
Bible school will meet at 9:15 am,
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
pm, Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Society 5 pm, Senior Christian En-
deavor Society 6 pm. Prayer meeting
Tuesday, 8 to 10 pm. Young Peoples
prayer meeting Thursday, 8 to pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-22
BIBLE READING LEAGUE
EXECUTIVE BODY MEETS
Presentation of New Testament
Booklets to Feature Annual
Easter Service.

The executive board and regional
aides of the National and International
Community Bible Readers League met
at the City Club last Wednesday eve
ming with Mrs. Louise Harding EARL,
the president, presiding.
1t was voted to hold the annual
Eastertide services on Easter day. A
feature of this service will be the pres
entation of 80 sets of New Testament
booklets to the contestants who shall
have the highest ratings in a Lenten
Bible reading course. The contest viii
be open to any one. For information
address the international Community
Bible Readers League, p. o. Box 3075.
u street station.
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PLAN FAMILY. DAY.
Christ Lutheran Church to Hold
Tenth Annual Service.

Christ Lutheran Church, which is
now worshiping in Zion Church, Sixth
and P streets, will hold its tenth an
nual family day service tomorrow morn
ing. The pastor, Rev. j. Frederic Wen
chel, will preach on Joseph an Ideal
Member of the Family" At this serv-
ice the families sit together as in the
days of our forefathers.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
dinner Thursday. The Walther Leaguers
of Washington will give a comedy at
the Concord Club auditorium Friday
evening, entitled 1.-THE Tea Toper's
Inn" The proceeds will go toward mis-
sion work.
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DR.. Tansill to Lecture.

"a Modern Estimate Of George WASH
ington" is the subject of the lecture
that viii be delivered by Dr. Charles C..
Tansill professor of American history in
the American University, before the
Presbyterian Ministers Association of
Washington and vicinity, February "a,
at II O'clock in the New JXork Avenue
Presbyterian Church. -
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DR.. McALPIN TO SPEAK.

At the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church Fifteenth street and Ken
lucky avenue southeast, the pastor. DIR.
S. Reed McAlpin, will preach tomorrow
morning on the subject OF Shifting
Responsibility" The night service VIII
be under the auspices of the young
people of the church. Mrs. Melvin
Carver and Miss katherine williams
will deliver short addresses, and the
pastor will speak on Conscience"
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OBSERVE CHURCH DAY.
Special Service Scheduled for Al
bright Memorial Church.

Church day will be observed tomorrow
at Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church Rev. George Schnabel, the
. minister, will use as his theme in the
morning 1.-THE Open Door to the Heart
of God" At this service the entire
membership will take part in the
service, when they bring their pledges
for the current year tosthe altar. The
evening sermon, Making of a Man."
will be illustrated by moving pictures.
A workers conference and supper will
be held Thursday at $50 pm. The
cabinet of the church school meeting
will follow.
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VISITOR TO SPEAK HERE.
Rev. Paul westfall, Philadelphia
at Peck Chapel Tomorrow.

Rev. Paul Westfall of the Presby-
terrain Religious Education Department
of Philadelphia, will speak tomorrow
morning to the Sunday School of Peck
Memorial Chapel. He will also preach
at the church service at IL am. The
pastor, Rev. Irving w. Ketchum, will
preside. At the evening service at 7:45
O'Clock, Mr.. Ketchum will have for his
sermon subject, For the Love of IT,
The adult class of Elizabeth F.
Ketchum and the Cuthbert class, also
the Cradle Roll Glass; the Beginners
and the Intermediate Department will
meet at GAS am. All other depart
ments will meet at pm.
The speaker of the mems class will
be William Bond, jr., of the Bible In
stttute of Providence, r. I.
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PASSION PLAY LECTURE.
Page NICK. Etchison to Repeat Pro.
gram at Y. NC. A.

Page NICK. Etchison, religious work
director Of the Y. M. C. A., will repeat
tomorrow at pm. at the Central Y M.
G. A. an illustrated lecture on the
Passion Play of Oberammergau, which
he gave two weeks ago before a large
audience. The lecture will be illus
trated with colored slides showing the
last play as well as motion pictures OF
scenes en- route to the little Bavarian
village, including Berlin, Munich and
the BaVarian Alps.
Men and women are invited to the
lecture, which will be given in the
assembly hall of the Y. M c. A. build
ing at 1885 G street.