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Latest Announcements of Church News, Activities and, Services
PULPIT AND PEW
,,-sr
church.'^h amiJ^^^WoVld
'"nd ,m(?? SOne of fhe most Inter
75'gK 5TSS
and boys. + ^ # #
Three Bible classes tor nien ?2?"
at the New York Avenue
t.rian Church tomorrow at 10 a.m. tne
>1 .rlan clas.-. Martin A. Morrison
i caoh*-r, Alexander t:ra.u president
wib.r class. Charles t?. ??>ii
teacher. Samuel J. Melick presldenl.
?!?f Fisher class. Dr. Benjamin, Bruce
Wallace teacher. K lstun
l,resilient. Mrs. Wallace I^uIcIITl WUi
..peak before the Young Peoples organ.
cation at 6:4j p.m.
# ? * ^
i?pv r>r John Reitl Shannon will
P'e*ch ii'i the Calvary -MethodUt
church tomorrow m"rnlP^ ? shera
evening' at 8 o'clock Or. Janies Shera
Montgomery will g?ve a lecture
"George Washington.
* * * * ...
Rev Dr Herbert F. Randolph will
nreach at Foundrv Church tomorrow
Jt ll a m and 8 p.m. His subjects will
U "Thunder, or Angel Voices.;' and
-The Man Who Was Not. Alio'wed ty
Hi,.,- His Own Father. Prof. L-?ui?
W. "Mattern and J. Clark O:Iranilea
will speak at the meeting of the
Foundry Lea true at 6:4.. p.m. 1 h"r
night Thursday, beginning witn a
home-cooked dinner at r.:30. follow
ed bv the session of the School of Re
f^ious Education and the service of
Intercession. I
* * * - w
"The Other Side of the H!U ,,-n'fll.v's
tlir> subject of Rev. Dr. Karle \Mftey'
sertnon tomorrow morning at tw>
Vermont Avenue Christian C.h\ir .
In the evening he wtl speak ? f,e?
ine the Air." "Father and Son day
, will be observed in the Sunday school
and at 10 o'clock Representative
John W. Summers of ^'^'"if^Cnne"
deliver an address. Elton A.
wer, superintendent of the Sunday
pdhool, will conduct the special serv
ice, at which fathers and sons ol
thos? present will 1>?? honored.
* * * *
Rev. W. R- Leckliter of Richmond.
Va. who has been conducting revival
. meetings at Maryland Avenue Bap
tist Church the past two weeks, will
lecture at Fifth Baptist Church Mon
dav night on "Love. I-augtiter and
Sonar" for the benefit of the building
fund of the Tenleytown Baptist
Church. Rev. Dr. John K. Briggs has
returned from Colonial Beach, \ a.,
where he conducted a successful re
vival. meeting and started a new
church building fund, and will preach
tomorrow on "Putting God to a Test,
at the morning hour, and "The Tri
umph of Love." at night.
* * * ?
"What Is Life?" will be the subject
of the Sunday morning sermon by Rev.
George A. Miller at the Ninth Street
Christian Church. The night sermon
will be on "Did Job Live?" The ordi
nance of baptism will be observed at the j
close of1 the evening service.
* * * *
Rev. Dr. llenrv Allen Tupper. ]>astor
of the First Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow at 11 a.m. on "How to Grow
Old Gracefully and Gloriously"; 8 p.m..
?*\ Curious Country of Celebrated
Cities." the fourth of Dr. Tupper'8 spe
cial travel talks on "This Wonderful
World?Its Places. ^ Peoples and Prob
lems." Community singing at the even
ing service.
* * * *
i Rev. Dr. Waldron will begin two series j
of sermons tomorrow at Shiloh Baptist i
Church (Strangers' Home). The morn- |
ing sermort will be upon "Great Bible!
Truths," I. "The Bible Idea of God." j
The series at nisrht will be upon "Great |
Kible Characters." 1. "Adam, the
Father of Mankind."
* * * *
"George Washington and Bill Jones"
will be the topic of the Rev. H. P. Fox.
? pastor of Hamline M. K. Church, for his
sermon tomorrow evening. His subject
in the morning will be "How Shall I
Worship God?"
if * If *
' A memorial service in honor of the
lute Miss Maria L Bolton, aunt of the
rector, will be hekl in Grace Episcopal
Church (9th and D streets soutnwest)
tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. The
same hymn and anthem used at Miss
Cotton's funeral will be sung. There
will be a celebration of the holy com
munion. I
* * ? =s
Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop of j
Washington, will confirm a class at |
the Chapel of the Transfiguration to
morrow at the evening service.
* * * *
The junior choir of the Chapel of
the Transfiguration will hold its an
nual party next Friday night. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged.
? ?
The Men's Club of the Chapel of the
Transfiguration will give an enter
tainment in the parish hall on Feb
ruary 27-18. The club has arranged
a variety of entertainments for this
affair.
* * =? *
The Guild of St. Margaret's, com
posed of a number of young women
, ..f the Chapel of the Transfiguration,
has been organized to study and in
terest young women in church litera
ture, music and work. These young
women have determined to give some
of their time to church work, which
lias hitherto been given to sgcular en
tertainments.
* * * *
The choir of Advent Episcopal
Church will render a religious can
tata, entitled "The Life- Everlasting,
the evening of February 27. This
service will be open to the public.
I>ev. Dr. C. Ernest Smith, rector of
St. Thomas' Church, will give an il
lustrated lecture on church history,
at Advent Episcopal Church.
? * * *
Friday the pupils of Miss Grace
friends.
friends' Meeting
-1811 Eye St. N.W.
Meeting at 11 a.m.
r,"t " ""
FRIENDS (Orthodox)
13tli and Irrin* ?t?. n.w.
Sunday achuol. 9:45 a.m.
Meeting f?r worship, 11 a.m.
Christian Endeayor. 8:30 p.m.
Ainaworth, organist of Pinkney Me
morial Church, Hyattsvllle, will give
a recital in the parish house, begin
ning at 8 p.m.
* * * *
Missionary praise services are to
be held at the Gunton Temple Me
morial Church, 16th and Newton
streets, tonight. Selden spencer, jr.,
of Canton. China, is to speak.
* * * *
At th? Immanuel Baptist Church
Rev. Gove Johnson preaches tomor
row morning, and at night the vol
unteers of America take charge In
a special evangelistic service. Dr.
Clayton's Bible lecture, which waa to
have been given tonight, is put-over
to the clay of prayer to he held next
Wednesday. The services that day
open ut 10:30 and close at 3 o clock.
? # * *
Representative John M. Robsion of
Kentucky will speak at Eastern 1 res
byterian Sunday school tomorrow at
10:30 o'clock on "High Spots in the
Life of Washington."
* * * *
At Trinity Civic and Community
Church tomorrow Rev. David Ransom
Covell will preach on "Girlhood and
Womanhood," the first of two Sunday
morning sermons on children for
adults. At S p.m. the third annual
Masonic memorial service in honor
of George Washington will be held.
Dean Person of George Washington
I'nlversltv law school will speak on
"George Washington's Dominant Pas
sion." aifd there will be special musi
cal numbers. Several of Washing
ton's Masonic treasures will be
shown.
* * ?+ *
"The Life Which Is Life Indeed"
will be the subject of the sermon by
Rev. Clysses G. B. Pierce, minister
of All Souls Church, tomorrow morn
ing in B. F. Keith's Theater. The
musical numbers will be given by
Mrs. Flora Brylawski, contralto, and
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, bass,
with Lewis Corning.Atwater at th?
piano.
* * * *
Th? Terminal R. R. Y. M. C. A- will
commemorate the birth of George
Washington with appropriate serv
ices tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
T. Lincoln Townsend will deliver the
address, during which he will relate
some of his experiences with Presi
dents of the United States. A special
musical program will be given.
* * * *
"A New Hope for the World" is the
subject of a lecture to be given at
the Cniversalist Church, 13th and L
streets northwest, the evening of
February 24, at 8 o'clock, by Rev.
A. C. C.rler, pastor of the Church
of the Truth, Spokane. Wash.
* * # *
The Unity Society of Washington.
300 Homer building. 13th and F
streets northwest, will be addressed
bv Garnett January tomorrow even
ing at S o'clock on "Reorganizing for
Peace." The unemployment situation
will he considered in this lecture.
A beginners' class in "Lessons in
Truth" meets on Thursday evenings
at T:3<> o'clock.
?n * * *
Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor of
Metropolitan Baptist Church. has_ re
turned from a trip In New Tiork
state and will preach tomorrow
morning on "Stewardship" and In the
evening "A Good Name."
* * . * *
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Keller Memorial Lutheran church
is to meet at the parsonage Monday
evening.
MISSION OF HEALING
TO CLOSE TOMORROW
Rev. Henry B. Wilson, Director of
Society of the Nazarene, Dis
continues Service.
The mission of healing being con
ducted by Rev. Henry B. Wilson,
director of the Society of the Nas
arene, at St. Mark's Episcopal Church,
will close tomorrow with a healing
service following the regular Sunday
evening service. There will be no
i healing service tonight or tomorrow
morning, but Rev. Mr. Wilson will
preach at the- 11 o'clock servico to
morrow. .....
1 Healing services, with the laying on
of hands, have been conducted at St.
| Mark's since last Sunday. Services
I have been held morning and evening,
and all of them have been well at
1 tended. It has been noticeable that
a large percentage of the attendance
has been persons of denominations
other than the Episcopal.
Every service brought new peni
tents to the altar, it is stated, while
those who had received the minis
ter's blessing found themselves re
newed in courage to flght their afflic
tions. There has been an atmosphere
of devotional quiet at the services,
none of the spectacular being evident.
PENTECOSTAL.
FuH Gospel Assembly
1242 7th at. s.w.
SERVICES:
ftundays at 2:31) p.m.
Wednesdays at 7:3'> p m
ALL ARB INVITED.
Wesleyan Pentecostal
D at. berkeen 3rd and 4th n.w.
The pastor preaches 11 and 7:30.
REVIVAL MEETING# COMMENCE NEXT
tuesday NIGHT.
EVANGELISTS J. W. VEAL and A. E.
WACHTEL will ASSIST the FASTOX.
All-Day meeting on February 22. .
The new aaalatant, EARL N. DORFF,
will be present and hare charge of the music.
THEOSOPHY.
Theosophical
Society
121. H ST. N.W.
mjr-vlsrxpat, fkhiu-ary lttth,
V^4rS AT 8 P.M.?
"THE romance OF THE
UPWARD PATH."
BV JUDGE FRANK P. HANCHETT.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 3:30?
mrs. KATE G. HANrHKTT.
"THE STAR AMD THE hew ERA."
(Order of the Star In the Eaat.)
UNITARIAN. UNITARIAN.
ALL SOULS'* CHURCH
Founded ]?21
ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D., Minister
9:45?Sunday School, Kindergarten, Graded Course and
Adult Classes. Also Kindergarten during morning service.
11:00?Morning worship. Sermon by the minister?
THE LIFE WHICH IS LIFE INDEED"
MR. TITTMANN, Bass. MRS. BRYLAWSKI, Contralto
MR. ATWATER, Piano
SERVICES IN
B. F. KEITH'S THEATER
DURING CONSTRUCTION NEW CHURCH
Weekday Bible Teaching Ap
proved by Many Educa
tional Authorities.
Weekday religious instruction for
Public school children In the church
schools of their parents' choice has
been legally approved by the educa
tional authorities of fifteen' Mates in
? he United States, according to a re
port which has Just been presented to
?ho National Council of the Episcopal
Church, in New York city.
"Few educational plana to corrcct
Il""_J0^erlnar ,,f 'thlcai and moral
standards can equal this movement in
promise of achievement," says the re
Port which cites, as an illustration
of the practical working of the plan
the fact that in Glendale, Ohio, the
ministers of the four leading denomi
nation#?the Catholio priest the
EpUoopal reotor. and the pestore of
ihf,- Vi u^ and ? Presbyterian
churches?have signed an open letter
to parents urging- its adoption.
Windy l'eriod IJeaijzrnated.
I ntler the plan, the grade pupils
whose parents have given their asatnt
lu writing on a raid prepared for the
lateriT,' a'" S.iV"" il *~rlod "" *?"PU
iiht 1 uielr rtfsPective churches,
where, instead of the course which
nnKJMordi'lar''>' would have had in the
public school they receive a lesson in
the Bible. Christian history and
j morals. Marking* are made for pro
Vy' whL"ih c?unt on the pupils'
school records, and the entire course
is sanctioned by the board of educa
tion. The taking of the oourse is left
the children*. ?f ,he
chSa?fu&;u:
'cmm, toZ the ^e,,are of American
C?rrt? ^ says Rev" Dr- William E.
, Gardner, secretary of the Episcon?l
department of education, "is one of
the most hopeful signs of the times
tiian ci,ns?lrvative 11Klire we now have
rJi?2i pupils excustd from school for
| religious education. Mr. Sargent
j wh? has charge of the work in our
church, is the iirst public school su
perintendent to be called bv a church
to give his entlro time to this work.
Uoea Xot Imply Criticism.
the n?ihTi^n?VmPly any cr"lc'sm of
tne public school system, which is
evidenced by the fact that public
"va?hou?t inlals h;iVf* indorsed the plan.
Lh? ? i ? any way interfering with
r^an hi0'?* ?f sch001 children, the
DosiVive ^act' supplements with a
whir hi "ualltV. the work
Th? , . pu,'"? schools are doing."
allowed foS W,H',h 8ch?<" time is
allotted for weekday reliuiou? in
s> nan id. California and Oklahoma.
WILLADDRESS CLASS.
Dr. Brodie to Make Talk on Ameri
i ca's Greatness.
Rev. Dr. Andrew Jr. Brodie will ad
?lr*?s the All-Comers' Bible Pin.. *v,
SwjSS
v?reai. He will also siwh u 0? ,v??
young people's meeting at cf- e
"Bible Lands the TV^ntieth ol''. on
serT4erfoT\'hebVorko?nt-1,.h*,nk^Vin|,r
2?3&is&*5M
cernlngr Conquest*- JnMh?? a!* ? ?n"
Napoleon an<l Washington."' Alexander
PRESBY'i EBlXIV
Peck Memorial Chapel
Penni. are. mil L"sth it. n.w.
All terrices as usual.
KB. KETCHUM'8 SUBJECT
AT 7:46 P.M. IS?
"A Miracle of Healing"
Gunton-Temple. MT?TRf,^lr
K^'.srniiKAsKAMp
"Greatest Problem of the
Protestant Church"
I .. i Music hy chorus choir.
following service* in new buidling. loth and
njr ? Newton sts.
I 9:45 a.m.?8niiU;iv school.
i 7:00 p.m.?Christiafi Endeavor societies,
i ui00 p iin.-^.Y?..vii?innry praise service?
Address hy Mr. SELDQK SPENCER of China.
The Church of the Pilgrims
SOUTHERN PRESBTTEHIAN.
22nd st. between P and O sts n w
"KV- AtV"EW ft BIHb!V.tor.
I ?.4o a.m.?Bible school, with classes for
I every member of the family,
j 11:00 a.m.?REV. WILLIAM GUMMING.
*??. n m t>- Supt.Home Missions.
5.00 p.m.?Junior Christian Endeavor.
o:w p.m.?Social hour and supper at the
manse. which all strangers
?.nnnm iu t!ie city are invited.
7.oop.m.?Evening service.
7:80 p.m.?Preaching by Dr. Gumming.
8.16 p.m.?Senior Christian Endeavor.
Hi?eekwP,7w ?*rT,c? Thursday at 8 p.m.
Small children cared for during Sunday
morning service.
! A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL.
Sherwood KHODE avknuf
Put?
*?'2S 4,m*?Sund*7 school.
?:X?.ni.~"The Conqueror.**
8:00 p.m.?"The Message for Every Crea
tnre.*'
Georgetown Churchl^^
Her. JAMES T. MARSHALL, D. D.. Pastor
, 8:45. 8. 8 : 11 a.m.. "The Illrnitr of the
j Pffh.n, ?7:1"- C E" 8 p m ' '
Washington Heights Pres
byterian Church
Columbia and Kalorama roads.
REV. JOHN C. PALMER. D. D.. Minister
II a.m.?"Gallio: Or Indifference That
Deadens.*'
8 p.m.?-**Tbe Divine Goodness in Provid
ing Great American Leaders. sa
Illustrated in Career of Washing
ton.** *
REV.DR. PIERCE TO PREACH
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
Address to Graduating Class of
Georgie Washington University
Tomorrow at 11 O'clock.
Rev. Dr. Jason Noble Pierce is to
preach the baccalaureate sermon for
the graduating class of George Wash- ;
intfton University tomorrow at 11
o'clock at First Congregational;
Church. His subject will be "The
Challenge of Life."
Miss Margaret Slattery of Boston
is to deliver nine addresses to girls
and women in the church beginning j
this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock, on the
subject "Afraid" and speaking every'
afternoon next week at the same!
place and hour. Tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock under the auspices of
the Y. W. C. A. there will be a mass
meeting for girls and women at the
church, when Miss Slattery will speak
on "Courage at the Crossroads." The
general public Will be admitted to the
evening service at 8 o'clock, when
Miss Slattery's suftject is "The Power
or Prejudice." The general public also
will be admitted iifcxt Thursday
night, when Miss Slattery speaks at
8 o'clock on "The Triumphant March
of Ideas." t
At the 4 o'clock vesper service to
morrow the soloists will be "William i
Raymond, tenor; Miss Helen Gerrer,
violinist; Miss Kathryn Dawson,
pianist, and Iiarry Edward Mueller,'
organist. Dr, Edgar T. Wherry is to
give an illustrated lecture on "Wash
ington's Wild Flower," at the close of
the service.
Rev. Cfearles Cheney Hyde, profes
sor of international law. Northwest
ern ITniversity. and Robert A. Woods
of South End 'House, Koston, are to
speak at the Bible class at 10 o'clock.
ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE
OF S. 0. R.HERE SUNDAY
Will Be Conducted by Rev. Sny
der, Chaplain, at Church of
the Epiphany.
The annual church, services of the
Sons of fhe Revolution of the Dis
trict of Columbia are to be held at
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Church, of the Kpiphany. There will
be a presentation of the colors, at
which, will be displayed practically
all of the nags carried by Washing
ton's 4.rtny during the revolutionary
war. '
The services will be conducted by
Rev. Dr. William Tayloe Snyder,
chaplain of the society, who will be
assisted by Rev. Dr. G. C. F. Bra
tenahl. dean of Washington Cathe
dral; Rev. Dr. Thomas Edward Green
of the American Red Cross and Rev.
Dr. James E. Freeman, rector of the
church.
Rev. Dr. Ernest M. Stires. rector of
St. Thomas' Church of New York
city, will preach the- sermon. Pre
ceding the sermon. Brig. Gen. George
Richards, president of the society,
will read a brief memorial to mem
bers who have died during the pre
ceding year, immediately following
which taps will be sounded. Special
music has been arranged, under the
direction of Mr. Adolf Torovsky.
choirmaster and organist of the
Church of the Epiphany.
The committee in charge of the
church services consists of Dr. Mar
cus Benjamin, chairman; Dr. Ralph
Jenkins, Rev. William Tayloe Sny
der, Thomas W. Look wood, jr., Regi
nald B. Looker, Albion K. Parris,
Brig. Gen. George Richards and Capt.
Lee W. Wright.
PRESBYTERIAN.
WesternPresbyterianChurch
H bet. 19th and 20th n.w.
REV. JAMES HARVEY DUNHAM, Paator.
8:30?Sunday school.
11:00?
'The Supreme Ambition"
7:00?Christian Endeavor.
8:00?
The One Sufficient Refuge'
MU8IC BY THE QUARTET.
FrWncxton n0kth capitol. cor.
CtCKXnglOn Florida ave. and Q at.
REV. H. E. brundage, D. D.. Minister.
9:30 a.m.?Sunday school. 7 p.m., C. E.
11:00 a.m.?Sermon by Rev. Ifcmgias Putnam
Birnie. ?
8:00 p.m.?Sermon. "Excavations Confirming
Scriptures."
CHURCH OF THE
COVENANT
Coaaecticut ave. and N at.
REV. CHARLES wood, D. D..
Minister.
rev. HOWARD D. TALBOTT,
Assistant.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1922.
9:30?Sunday school. Classes for all.
11:00?Morning service. Sermon by Dr.
Wood.
3:30? Union Thanksgiving service for the
work of the conference. Address by
Senator William H. King.
(Tioir of 100 voices, augmented by
members of Washttigton Oratorio So
ciety.
6:15?Christian Endeavor supper and vesper
service.
8:00?Evening service. Sermon * by Dr.
Wood. Series. "Messages From
Books, Sacred and Secular.,* 2. "Con
cerning Conquests: Joshua, Alexan
ander. Napoleon and Washington."
Evening choir of 100 voices.
thursday, FEBRUARY 23, 1922.
8;0Q?Midweek prayer service.
ALL WELCOME.
Senator
William H. King
Willi SPEAK IN THE
Church of the
Covenant
Sunday afternoon, February
19, at 3:30 o'clock.
Union Thanksgiving Service
For the
Work of the Conference
Choir of 100 voices augmented by members
oj Washington Oratorio Society.
ALL WELCOME
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
t / John Marshall Place
. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D., Minister
U a?m.?THE MAN WITH AN IF"
8 <um.?"ARE OTHER RELIGIONS FALSE?"
When I compare the number of Christians with non-Christians, I am
troubled. I feel the egotism of Christian claims. I And myself asking,
la no* my religion one only of many- theories? As a result, I am shaken;
I lose my foundation?"Practical things to do for this spiritual condition."
, THINGS THAT J"5LP PEOPLE.
- 7:45?ORGAN RECITAL?8:00
MRS. G. F. 8CHUTT.
9:30 a.m.?Meeting of S, S. HON? CLYDE KELLY teaches
MEN'S CLASS
7:00 p.m.?Meeting of C. E. Society. All young people welcomed.
TUESDAY, 8' p.m.?Meeting of Young Men's and Young
. Women's Classes.
THURSDAYS p.m.?Meeting for deepening the spiritual life.
Feb. topic. "JESUS." Subtopic this week, "Where Is Jesus?"
THE CHURCH FOR THE SPIRITUALLY TROUBLED.
LONDON MINISTER
TO TOUR AMERICA
Trip of Dr. F. W. Norwood In
cludes Addresses Here
June 18 and 25.
An extensive speaking: tour is to
be made of the United State's by Dr.
Frederick W. Norwood, minister of
the London City Temple, which will
Include addresses at first Congrega
tional Church in this city June IS and
25. He is coming to this country in
April primarily to exchange pulpits
with Dr. Charles E. Jefferson of the
Broadway Tabernacle, New York city.
Dr. Norwood became famous through
out the British army during the war
as a preacher to the soldiers of his
native country. Australia. During his
two years' service as an army chap
lain it is estimated that he addressed
something like 300,000 Australians.
After the war, while in Ix>ndon wait
ing to return home, he was Invited
,-to preach at the City Temple. He
created such a deep impresnion that
when Dr. Joseph Fort Newton re
signed the City Temple pastorate to
accept a charge at the Church of the
Divine Maternity in New York, I>r.
Norwood was Invited to occupy this
pulpit temporarily and later offered
the pastorate, which he accepted. He
was installed there in Novemb?r, 1919.
The greater part of Dr. Norwood's
i career has been in Australia. ' He was
born In Bendlgo, Victoria, and began
preaching at the age of seventeen.
He has held three churches in Aus
tralia', one at Canterbury, near Mel
bourne; another at Brunswick, Mel
bourne, and another at Adelaide, South
Australia.
CLUB AT TURKEY DINNER.
100 Hen of St. Stephen's Hold "Get
Together."
The Men'* Club of St. Stephen's
Episcopal rhurch save a turkey din
ner Thursday evening, which was at
tended by more than one hundred
members and guests. It was in the
nature of a "get together" session.
The program included singing of
familiar songs. Mr. Torovski gave
a piano solo, Mr. Stearns rendered a
violin solo, and Edwin Callow pre
sented a monologue sketch.
Addresses wt-re made by A. C.
Houghton. George B. Selden, Rev. Dr.
Oeorge P. Dudley, Representative
Herbert W. 'Taylor of New Jersey.
James O. Traylor, president of the
club, was master of ceremonies.
PRESBYTERIAN. __
Fourth Presbyterian Church
18th and Fairmont sts. n.w.
DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY. Pastor.
0:30 a.m.?Sunday school. Men's Bible
class taught by F/auk L. Middleton.
11 a.ai.?Morning worship. Preaching by the
+ pa?tor. "My Father's God: The
Value oi Ancestral Faith."
7:00 p.m.?C. K. societies.
8 p ro.?Evening worship. Public meeting
of the Union Home Missionary So
ciety. which enpi?ortK a worker
anion)? the mountaineers of Ken
tucky. Addres* by Hon. Alvin
Harkley of Kentucky.
Thursday, s p.m.?Service preparatory to
the Communion.
Mr. Herbert F. Keyser. organist and ma
alcal director. Chorus choir. Mr. Howard
P. Bailey, precentor.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN
10th AND KENNEDY STS. N.W.
At Reservoir and Entrance to Rock Creek Park.
REV. MAURICE S. WHITE*
PASTOR.
9:30 a.m.?Sunday school.
11:00 a.m.?"CONTEHTMElfT."
' 8:00 p.m.?"JESUS' POETIC MIND."
Sunday. 7 p.m.?Y. P. 8. C. E.
Leader, Mr. Geo. C. Shoemaker.
Thursday. 8:15 p.m.?rastor's Bible class.
Friday. 7:50 p.m.?Moving pictures.
Central Presbyterian Church
(80UTHERN ASSEMBLY.)
Near Sixteenth and Irving Sts. N.W.
REV. JAMES H TAYLOR. D. D.. Pastor.
0:30 a.m.?Sunday school.
9:50 a.m.?BlUo classes. Address by Prof.
Hogue.
11:00 a.m.?Preaching by the pastor.
8:00 p.m.?Junior Christian Endeavor.
6:00 p.m.?Westminster League.
6:30 p.m.?Social Hour for Young Peopla.
7:00 p.m.?Christian Endeavor.
8:00 p.m.?Preaehliig by the pastor.
8:00 p.m. Thursday?Prayer service.
Take 14th street, car or Mount Pleasant
car or 16th st. bus line to Irving ?t. n.w.
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Sixth st. and Md. ave. n.e.
ALFRED E. BARROWS. D. D.. Pastor.
11:00 a.m.?Sermon by DR. McLEOD HAR
VEY.
9:80 a.m.?Bible school.
10:00 a.m.?Men's Bible class.
7:0<?p.m.?Young People's meetings.
7:45 p.m.?Sermon by DR. McLEOD HAR
VEY.
NORTHMINSTER
11th st. and R. I. ave. n.w.
REV. HUGH KERR FULTON. Pastor.
9:45?Bible stndy. Classes for all.
11:00?^Morning worship.
6:45?Christian Endeavor.
7:45?Evening worship.
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL.
NEW YORK AVENUE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
New York ave., 13th and H sts.
DR. WALLACE RADCL1FFE, Pastor.
RBV. REGINALD ROWLAND, Assistant.
9:30 a.m.?Bible school. Adult classes.
*11:00 a.m.?Public worship. Dr. Radcliffe
Will preach.
6:00 p.m.?Fellowship hour.
0:45 p.m.?C. E. vesper service.
8:00 p.m.?Public worship. "DEATH IN
THE POT."
THE LINCOLN PEW. #
Wallace Memorial p?SS?t.
Cor. Randolph st. and New Hampshire avo.
Services. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. S. S.. 9:80.
Metropolitan Presbyterian
Fourth and B street* southeast.
RBV. FREELEY ItOHRER. Pastor.
9:80 a.m.?Bible school.
11:00 a.m.?Sermon. REV. WIL80N AULL,
* _ D. D.. of New York.
6:45 p.m.?Christian Endeavor societies.
7:45 p.m.?Sermon. REV. WILSON AULL
of the General Board of Educa
tion of the Presbyterian Church.
BAPTIST.
THE IMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
16th st. and Columbia road.
To Be the National Baptist Memorial to
Religious Liberty.
GOVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON
PASTOR.
9:30 a.m.?Bible school with classes for all
ages.
11:00 a.m.?Morning worship. Sermon by
the pastor.
8:00 p.m.?Special Evangelistic Service in
charge' of
The Volunteers of America
- Special Gospel Songs.
Young People's meetings at 7 p.m. for
all ages.
Day of Prayer
Wednesday. February 22. from 10:30 a.m.
to 3 p.m., with time for refreshment from
12:30 to 1. DitTerent leaders; each hour.
All praying people are invited and urged
to come.
Note?Dr. Clayton's Bible lecture, an
nounced for tonight, is put over to the Day
of Prayer.
"Ask and It Shall Be Given
Unto Ydu"
BILLY SUNDAY WORKER
TO BECOME PASTOR HERE
Dr. Ward Offered Associate Pas
torate of Fourth Presbyterian
Church in This City.
Itev. Dr. Isaac Ward, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of Boston,
Mass.. and who was connected with
the Billy Sunday campaign here, has
been invited to become associate pas
tor of the Fourth 1'resby terlan
Church of this city. He will assist
Rev. I?r. Joseph T. Kelly.
DoriiiK the Billy Sunday campaign
Dr. Ward was in charge of the men's
work and the house-to-house prayer
meetings. He assumed the pastorate
of the Boston church later. He is ex
pected to begin his services here
April 1.
PLAN MISSION MEETINGS.
i ?
[Pastors of Churches of the Dis
ciples in Conference.
I At a conference last Wednesday of
pastors of churches of the Disciples in
Washington and Baltimore and officers
of the Christian Missionary Society of
| Maryland. Delaware and the District of
Columbia pla*s were laid for a series of
: missionary meetings to be a*1(1 in Mary
I land and the District of Columbia dur
ing May.
Dr. Royal J. Dye. medical missionary
to Africa, will *i>eak In Hie interest of
the work being carrifd on by the
L'nited Christian Missionary Society.
MUSICAL EVENINGS OPEN.
The first of the ecries of monthly
musical Sunday evenings inaugurated
by the Senior Choir of l'inkne.y
Memorial Church. Hyattsville, proved
a decided success. In spite of un
favorable weather the church was
crowded and the work of the choir
I was of auch a high order as to w*r
iant great enthusiasm for the similar
services planned for the future. Wil
liam H. Moore, director, announces
that on Good Friday night the choir
will render Sir John Stainer's oratorio,
"The Crucifixion."
BAPTIST.
West Washington Baptist
Church
81st AND N STS. N.W. (Georgetown).
WILLIAM R. FLANNAGAN. I'a?tur.
11:00 a.m.?"Doing Business With God."
7:45 p.m.?"Two Paramount Evils."
9:45?Sunday school- H:43?B. Y. P. U.
The Church of the Heal Welcome.
I KENDALL BAPTIST
NINTH AND B S W.
Pastor Walter C. Scott
REVIVAL
EVANGELIST T. RY1AND SANFOHD
Everv night at 8 p.m. Large chorus choir.
Orchestra music. Rousing song service.
OLD-TIME RELIGION SERMONS,
a.m.?"EVEBY-DAY RELIGION
p.m.?"HARD ROWING."
Baptisms
j SI'NPAY SIGHT. i
n T_T__ pastor. "Ho* one wort
n.nez owem s?t ?f Heaven." ?
p.m. Easy chain? (men like tliein): the
men King alone: large organ; beautiful Au
ditorium. II a.m.. "T$ie World and I I
<Eye>." Centennial Bapt. Ch.. 7th A Eye n.e. |
Second Baptist Church j
4th and Vs. are. a.e.
I Bible school, 9:30, classes for all. Preach
ing at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by Rev. Charles
11. Stevens of Loulsvill^, Ky. Young Peo
ple's meeting. 7 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening. S o'clock. You are cor
dialiy invited to all service*. ^
Metropolitan Baptist
Siltb and A Strrcts Northeaat.
Rev. John Compton Ball, Pastor
MORNINtf AT ELEVEN?
"Stewardship"
9:3ft-?Bible school. A class for jou.
I 9:45?Brother Van meets 100 men.
' 6:45?Meeting of the Y. P. S. C. E.
| EVENING AT SEVEN FORTY-FIVE.
"A Good Name"
Colne. enjoy the twenty-minute song serv
ice from the New &>ng Book. Attend the I
Glowing. Going anfi Growing Cliurch. |
Baptism
Randle Highlands Vm-RCH11
Navlor and Minnesota ave. ij.e.
9:30?Bible school. ?:30?B. Y. P. U.
11 a.m.?Sermon, "Knowledge?Truth?Freo
f#m."
S p.m.?"Completeness in Christ."
Thursday?"The Spirit Helpeth."
CONGREGATIONAL.
""CLEVELAND PARK
(CONGREGATION*!,).
84th and Lowell Sts.
REV. FRANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW.
9:45 a.m.?-Bible school.
11:00 a.m.?Dr. Brewer Eddy of Boston,
"A NEW DAY AND AN OLD DUTY."
INGRAM MEMORIAL
Tenth St. and Mass. Ave. N.E.
REV. B. F. RHOADS
Ingram's new pastor, will preach.
'What Is Your Answer?"
I 8 p.m.?
"Shirkers"
Church school, 9:30 a.m. C. E., 7 p.m.
MITSIC BY THE CHOIR.
Netta Craig, soprano; Flora Brylawskl.
contralto: Louis Thompson, tenor. Direction
Mrs. Henry Hunt McKee.
"A Church With a Welcome"
19TH CENTURY DRAMA, j
First of Series of I/entcn Lectures
by Dr. L. E. Mitchell.
"The Drama of the 15th Century;
| What It Was at It's Best, the New
Sort of Play," is the subj^-t of the flixt
of a series of 1/enten courses on the
drama, to be giyen by Dr. Lungrdon K.
Mitchell of (Jeor^e Washington* I'niver- j
slty, beginning Thursday, at 11:15 a.m.. I
at Concordia Church, 20th , and GI
streets northwest. |
There will be eight lectures in all on
Thursdays during March and in April.
Early in M?y, at the request of a num
ber of young: European dramatists. Dr.
Mitchell will sail for Europe, where he
will produce two of his plays in Rome
and Munich. One of the plays is new
and the other a comedy already played
in many European cities.
SECOND ANNIVERSARY.
Exercises at American University
Chapel Tomorrow.
The American University Chapel
whirl! was built for the use of the
soldiers at the university camp, and
which has been used sinee the armi
stice as. the meeting placo for the
community is to observe its second
anniversary tomorrow. -Rev. Geof
frey W\ .Stafford who came here from
Oxford University, is tho resrular
pre artier. Bishop Hamilton1 is t J
prpach tUe anniversary sermon.
BAPTIST.
DR. TUPPER
AT THE
First Baptist Church
16th AM# O STREETS.
11 a.m.?
"How to Grow Old Grace
fully and Gloriously"
THE THUE AST OF SCIENCE OF LITXVG.
8 p.m.?
44A Curious Country of
Celebrated Cities"
Th# fourth of I)r. Tapper1* travel-talks on
"THIS WONDERFUL WORLD?Its Places,
People and Problems.''
8. S., 9:80 a.m.; B. Y. P. Union, 6 to 7:45.
Atl green line bosses pas? the doom.
Strangers and visitors are given a welcome at
THE HOME CHURCH.
Fifth Baptist Church 5,?**
DR. JOHN E. BRIGGS will preach.
11 :00 a.m.?"PUTTING GOl> TO A TEST."
7:30 p.m.?'"THE TRIUMPH OF I/lVE."
S. 8.. 9:30; Chape! auniveraary. 3 p.m.: H.
T. P. i:.. <t. Rev. W. R. I*ck1it<r of Rich
mond will lecture Monday night ?>n ' LOVE.
LAUGHTER AND SONG." f-,r the benefit of
Tenleytown Chur?-h bntiding fund. Welcome.
BETHANY ^
Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON. Paator.
11 a.m., preaching by Rev. Alexander C.
Hnima of Burma. S p.m.. by the paator.
Bible school, 11 a.m. B. Y. P. IT., 6:45. Mid
; week service, Thursday, 8 p.m. Everyoody
feels at home at ^Bethany.
Temple Baptist Church
Tenth aud N ata. n.w.
Rev. J. J. MUIR. D. D.. Pastor.
Services?
11 a.m.?Subject. "Computing Values.**
8 p.m.?"Historic Twin*."
Bible school. 9:30 a.m. C. E.. 7 pm.
Stranger* heartily welcomed.
NEXT GATHERING FRIDAY.
Woman's Missionary Society. East
ern Presbyterian Church, to Meet.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Kastern Presbyterian Church will hold
its regular meeting next Friday at Z
p.m. Mrs. 6. M. Hutchinson will
leader, her subject being "America's
Children's Her Cibraliar." Miss Hariwr
of Eckington Church will tell of the
Vacation Bible School which thai
church conducted last summer.
Thursday evening will be the las:
in a series of mission studies whic'i
have been led by the men of the church
The subject will be "South America."
and H. N. Williams will be leader.
B A PI 1ST.
Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church
Corner 10th and I Kt?. N.W.
BEV WALTER n. RltnokM. I). D.. Pastor,
K:30 a.tu.?Sunday *cliuoi.
11:<I0 a. tii. ? I'aiftnr will pr<*a<-li from 15.
I?r?*wa. IVS. TIm-iio*. "Fatal Negligent-*-."
8 |?.m.?Missionary ?-x*-r<iM-??. *-<itiMKtin? ?>f
addresses and other relijrioua wrvieea.
i*i"i'.Lie i\\ itei?.
IWt (Ufa* WriWCBOKB.
IV1U UUVC mh B! an(1 M HU. u ^
Rev. ROY ?\. IARTEK, Paator.
9:15 a.m.?Sunday bHmol.
11:15 a.m.?Suble t, "REAL SA< R1FI? I ?
#:?*> p.m.?R. Y IV !*., gPEl'IAL PRO
GRAM.
R:15 p.m.?Subject. "\ MAN rALliRT) A*H
ORDAINED REl'ORE RIRTII
You ar" invited jy atirml aU *!?*?<*>
Grace Baptist Church
iltli and Mouth Carolina av?. a.e.
PAKTOR I' \V JOHNSON
U:<??"PROSPERITY II ST A KOI ND TUT.
? 'OWNER. '*
7:15?"TIIK OIESTION OK A MAN WII??
' Lf?ST HIS .lop.."
Wible wcbool. !?.:<??. Yimri^ People, 7.
Cliuroli prayer meeting. TliurMlav. 7:4."?.
REV. W. R. LECXLITER. Richmond. Va.,
WILL <;1YE HIS IMIPI'LAR LEi.TVRE.
"LOVE. LAUGHTER AND SONG''
AT THE FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
E Nr 7f|i St. S.W..
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 7:30 P.M.
For the benefit of Tenley town Cbnr< h
"Ituildingr Fund."
No tickets. Free will offering.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
, 8th and H Streets N.W.
Rev. W. S. Abernethy. D. D.. Pastor.
Rev. A. F. Anderson. D. D., Assistant Pastor.
Rev. A. D. Bryant, Minister to tlie Deaf.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:30 A.M., N. S. Faucett, Superintendent.
11:00 a.m.?Sermon by Dr. Aberncthy. Theme:
"Christianizing' Our Dollars. I. The Question of
Ownership"
(Doors open to the public at 11:00 o'clock.1
11:00 a.m.?JUNIOR CHURCH. Sermon by Dr. Anderson. Theme:
"How a Great River Came to Die"
8:00 p.m.?Sermon by Dr. Abernethv. Theme:
"Short Cuts That Lead to the Land of Nowhere."
A popular service with good music and a cordial welcome. Mr. Her
man Hoffman will be heard in violin selections. No tickets are required
for this service. If you have no regular church home, try Calvary. You
may hear something that will really help you.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR MEETINGS: Sunday, 0:45 and 7:00 P.M.;
Tuesday, 8:00 P.M.
THURSDAY. 8:00 P.M.: MID-WEEK PRAYER SERVICE.
" CONGREGATIONAL. CONGREGATIONAL.
MT. PLEASANT
( Congregational)
Columbia Road Near 14th St. In the Residential N.W.
Walter Amos Morgan,
Minister.
J1:0Q?"Breaking the Hindenburg Line!"
Children's story every Sunday morning.
Chorus and quartet?40 voices.
4:40?Mid-Winter Musical Services.
Program given by the National String Quartet, Herman Fakler, baritone.
Sermon topic:
"Why Did God Permit the Knickerbocker Disaster?"
7:30?Sunday Evening Club.
Speaker, James Wilineth, director of bureau of engraving air<!
printing.
9:45?Church School. Classes for all.
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
Miss Margaret Slattery of Boston
' Noted Teacher, Writer, Speaker
In Talks to the Girls and Women of Washington
(Non?sectarian, undenominational)
Hhiintorium of Jfiv&t Congregational Cfjurcfj
? 10th and G Streets N.W.
m
Saturday, February 18t to Monday, February 27
SUBJECTS:
Saturday?"Afraid."
Sunday?"Courage at the Crossroads."
Monday?"Ten Years from Today."
Tu'esday?"Out of the Current."
Wednesday?"Castles in the Air and on Earth."
Thursday?"The Triumphant March of Ideas.'
Friday?"All the Girls Do It."
Saturday?"The Fate of Dreamers."
Monday?"The End of the Road."
Time: 4:45 P.M. Weekdays; 2:30 P.M. Sunday
FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC '
8 P.M., Sunday, February 19?"The Power of Prejudice."
8 P.M., Thursday, February 23?"The Overmastering Passion." -
8 P.M., Sunday, February 26?"The Dynamic of the Centuries."
Admission Free Collection
11 a.m. Sunday, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce preaches the Baccalaureate Sermon at the First Congre
gational Church for George Washington University, on "The Challenge of Life." The pub
lic invited. ,
10 a.m. Dr. Merrill E. Gates' Bible Class. . ?
4 p.ni. Musical Vespers for Music Lovers. Specalsoloists are:
Mr. William Raymond, tenor Miss Kathryn Dawson, pianist t
Miss Helen Gerrer, violinist Mr. Harry Edward Mueller, organist

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