ALL SOULS’CHURCH
NEARING COMPLETION
To Be Occupied After Easter.
Unitarians to Hear Noted Mis
sion Preacher Tomorrow.
Activity exists in Unitarian circles in
Washington, due in a large extent to
virtual completion of the beautiful new
national church at 16th and Harvard
streets.
Rev. Dr. "William Tourerce Sullivan,
famous mission preacher of the Uni- I
tarian Daymen’s Deague, is scheduled to I
conduct a series of mission meetings in
Washington, beginning April 13, at
Keith’s Theater. Rev. Dr. U. Cl. B.
Pierce will assist In all these meetings.
That evening the first service to be
held in the new church auditorium will
be conducted by the two ministers, and
they will hold services each evening dur
ing the whole week, bringing the scries
of meetings to a close by a second meet
ing at the theater,oh Easter Sunday.
Thereafter All Souls' congregation will
occupy its new church home in place
of Keith’s Theater.
"Shall We Pray?” is the title of Pr.
Plepfle’a second midlenten sermon on the
general topic of "Modernism and Per
sonal Faith,’’ which is announced for to
morrow morning at the services of All
Souls’ Church to be held in the Keith
Theater. He will attempt to answer a
number of questions, which he has
framed in subtopics as follows: “Does
Prayer Violate Natural Daw?” "Poes
Prayer Cause More Than a Subjective
Reaction?’’ "Poes Prayer Bring Any
thing That Would Not Otherwise Come?"
"How About Conflicting Prayers, Un
answered Prayers?”
PLAN DAY.’
D. C. Churches Asked to Observe
Sunday, April 27.
At a .recent meeting of the execu
tive committee of the "Washington
Federation of Churches it was de
cided to request pastors whose
churches belong to the organization to
observe a special Sunday as "Fed
eration day.” The committee on ar
rangements has fixed the date for
April 27. Pr. W. S. Abernethy is
chairman and he will have the co-op
eration of Pr. W. J. Showalter in pub
licity matters. Where possible, pas
tors are asked to speak on "The
Present Tendency Toward Church
Co-operation." If an entire sermon
cannot be devoted to thi* subject
each one will be asked to bring the
matter before his people in some
other way. Where this date is im
practicable the Sunday following will
be observed it is hoped to make
this a day in which the work " the
federation Is doing may become more
widely known.
FIFTH SERMON IN SERIES.
Rev. A. A, McCallum to Discuss
“St. Paul’s Interpretation.’’
"St Paul’s Interpretation" will be
the subject of the sermon by Rev.
Arlington A. MoCallum, rector of
St_ Paul's Episcopal Church, 23d
street near Washington circle, at
the 11 o'clock services tomorrow, this
being the fifth of his series that be
gan the first Sunday in this month
and which will be concluded Easter
Sunday.
Services for children were con
ducted at St. Paul’s by Mr. McCallum
every Wednesday afternoon during
D«mt, commencing at 4 o’clock and
lasting for about one hour. During
these services, the children are in
structed in the tenet_i of the church,
and they are led In the singing of
hymns and In prayer.
HOME MISSION MEETING.
The Washington district of the ,
Home Missionary Society of the j
Methodist Episcopal Church is to meet i
Monday at 2 p.m. at Rust Hall, North
Capitol and M utrejets. Ms». H. ti.
France <d to preside (and Conference
officers from Baltimore are to make
addresses.
UNIVERSALIST. JJ UNIVERSALIST.
UNIVERSALIST
i ;
j . National Christ Crusade
in the ,
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER
I.lth and L Streets N.W.
Special sermons by prominent ministers of the Universalist |
Church on the general theme, “FUNDAAIENTALS OF A MOD
ERNIST’S RELIGION”
Sundav. 1.1 a.m.—Sermon by the pastor, DR, C. E. RICE. Subject:
“DISCIPLINE"
8 p.m.—Sermon by the REV. A. W. GROSE, D. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Subject:
“A MODERN RELIGION FOR A
MODERN CHURCH"
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UNITARIAN. UNITARIAN. _
I ALL SOULS’ CHURCH I
Founded 1821. " -
ULYSSES G. B, PIERCE, D. D„ MINISTER
9:45 —Church Scjtool. _ r
11 o’clock—Morning worship. Sermon by the Minister:
“SHALL WE PRAY?” j
lIoTN l»rayrr Violate' Ntlml Uwf n»» Pnyer Owe II
More Than n Subjective Reaction? Horn Prayer Bring- Anything
That Would Not OtKerwiwe Coate f How About Conflicting
Pruyersf In answered Pmjern?
MR. TITTMANN. Bass MISS GERRER, Violin I
MR. ATWATER, Piano.,
Sunday Morning Services in
Be F. KEITH'S THEATER ||
Pending Completion New Church. il
CENTRAL UNION MISSION. CENTRAL UNION MISSION. j
rTb« Interdenominational organisation of the churches in Iteeeoc, Belief. Social and |
Evangelistic Work.
i (ft (INOOBFQJUTBD)
! LOUISIANA
I'bcw Main 4949. Temporary Quarter*. 432-434 10th St. N.W,
U JOHN 8. BENNETT, SDPBBIKTBNDBNT.
Children’s Home. 1207 Flr»t St. N.W. Phone Main ST3B.
MRS. JOHN 8. BENNETT IN CHARGE.
Services Nightly at 8 O’Clock Sundays, 3 and 7:45 P.M.
SUNDAY, MARCH 30 4
10:30 a.m.— Service at Occoquan Workhouse. G. G. Kundahl, j
j. speaker.
3 p.m.—Service in Mission Chapel. Live-wire committee of the ]
| Women’s Interdenominational Missionary Union in charge.
7:45 p.m.—Service in Mission Chapel. Tenth anniversary cele
bration of
ADOLPH A. BAYNES
I GOOD SINGING H ALL WELCOME
'-r—rr—vqnri— r i i...■•*i.till
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TWO-WEEK MISSION
PLANNED BY CHURCH
Dominican Fathers to Conduct
Special Service in St. Dom
inic Parish.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
two weeks, a mission will be given
by the Dominican Fathers in Bt. Dom
• inlc’s Church, 6th and £ at. eets
southwest. The first week of the mis
sion will be for women and the sec
ond week for men.
Mission masses win be celebrated
on week days at 5:30 o’clock, preceded
by the first part of the rosary, and
at 8;16 o’clock, preceded by the sec
ond part of the rosary- Short in-
I structions will be given after the
| 5:30 o’clock mass and a sermon after
the 8:15 o'clock mass. The evening
exercises will consist of instructions
on the rosary, followed by recitation
of the third part of the rosary and
sermon at 7:45 o’clock. Holy hour of
adoration of the blessed sacrament
will be held from 7:45 to 8:45 o’clock
on Saturday evening, followed by
benediction of the blessed sacrament.
During the mission a class wMI be
conducted for the Instruction or In
formation of non-Catholics desiring to
know the teachings of the Catholic
Church.
WORK IS EXTENDED.
i<Jospel Assembly Launches Sun
day School Program.
Another activity has been added
to the work of the Pull Gospel As
sembly, 930 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, by the launching of a
complete Sunday school program.
At a recent meeting, an organiza
tion was effected with adult, inter
mediate and primary departments.
A corps of officers has been in
stalled, with an initial enrollment of
about 100 in the school. Teaching
will follow the International Sun
day school le-s-orvs, with a distinct
evangelistic note in the work.
There will be Bible classes fqr tbe
mature, young people and tots.- This
is only one of the directions in
which the pastor, Hev. K. D. Col
lier. is preparing to extend the scope
of tho work of the assembly. The
public Is invited. ,
REV. DR. SMITH TO SPEAK.
Will Address Missionary Federa
tion of District.
The interdenominational “live-wire"
committee of the "Woman’s In
terdenominational Missionary Feder
ation of the District will be in
charge of the meeting at the Central
Union Mission temporary headquar
ters, on 10th street northwest, to
morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock.
The address will bo given by Rev.
Pr. Harvey Baker Smith. D. P.. pas
tor of Columbia Heights Christian
• Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shinn of
Mount Rainier Methodist Episcopal
Church South will assist in the pro
gram and Mrs. Mildred C. Shinn,
chairman of the “live-wire” commit
tee. will preside. Church workers are
Invited to aid.
BAPTISMAL SERVICE.
Bites Scheduled Tomorrow at Im
manuel Baptist.
At Immanuel, the National Baptist
Memorial Chunoh., Rev. Gove G.
Johnson preaches at both, services
tomorrow. In the evening at 7.45 ;
o'clock, after the song service, the j
sermon topic will be "The Appeal |
of a Good Conscience.” This will b© j
followed by a baptismal service.
SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAM.
; The large male chorus will have
| charge of the music at the Second
- Baptise Church, 4th street and Vlr-
I ginia avenue southeast, tomorrow j
night. There will be special numbers
by the male quartet. The sermon sub
ject of Rev. Ellis C. Primm will be
"IVhere h. Traveler Found His Song.”
At the morning service the subject
will be "The Overmastering Theme."
THE EVENING BTAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. MARCH 29, 1924.
Bishop Tyler to
Preach at Christ
Episcopal Church
BISHOP JOHN P. TYLER
Rt. Rev. John P. Tyler. P. D.,
missionary bishop of the Episcopal
Church in North Dakota, will preach
at the 11 o'clock service tomorrow
morning at Christ Church. 31st and
O streets northwest.
Bishop Tyler is visiting Washing
• 1 ton in the interest of the work of
I the National Council. He recalls the
j day not more than ten years ago
■ when on his trips to the east he
[could afford to speak only in churches
i composed principally of rich men and
] women, because at that time It was
! necessary for a missionary bishop to
j make direct appeals in order to ob
j tain funds with which to carry on |
I his work. Now, under the direction i
|of the National Council, every' mem
i her of the church, no matter how
i poor, makes a contribution for mis
|si on ary work, which enables the
I National Council to supply the Im
, mediate need In all fields.
Visits'All ("kmrekes.
This permits the bishop, as he an
nounces with evident pleasure, to
visit churches in all parts of the
cities in which, he stops, irrespective
!of wealth or numbers. Wherever he
I goes he bears a message of gratitude
from the struggling Episcopal Church
|of the great northwest for the as
i sistance given it by all the church
I people everywhere.
Bishop Tyler will preach at the
Chapel of the Transfiguration. 14th
[and Gallatin streets northwest, at
; S p.m. tomorrow.
He also will he present at the
I meeting of the Young People’s Pel
’ lowship of Epiphany Parish tomor
! row afternoon. He is greatly inter-
I esled in the work of the young peo
: pie. w hich he encourages by his pres
. ence and by his voice whenever pos
) Bible.
Monday evening Bishop Tyler will
address a large meeting in the
parish hall of Pinkney Memorial
Church, Hyattsville. This meeting
has been arranged jointly by Rev.
Charles D. Monroe of Hyattsville and
Rev. Robert Dee Dewis, rector of St
John[s Church. Beltsville, Md„ and
will include the congregations of the
two churches.
EVANGELISTIC SONG SERVICE.
Percy S. Foster will conduct a spe
cial service of evangelistic song at
the fourth Presbyterian Church, 13th
;and Fairmont streets, tomorrow eve-
Inlng, at 8 o’clock. Mr. Poster will also
| sing at the morning service at 11
j o'clock. The friends ©f the community
j are_jcord2all[y > _in\flted^to > Jje_j)resent ;^
SPIRITUALIST. ”
MKB. HKNKLE HOLDS MKJCTINGS SUNDAY.
Wednesday and Friday rienlnga at 8 o'clock,
11 4th at. s.e. livery body gets a reading. I
Phone Lino. 2048, [
mrs' lida MASTfN, ir.oi* k'“st. s.ff.—
I Spiritual meeting* every Ttrare.. 8 p m. Splr- |
i£U«J^ro* ,Jlu S» daily by appointment. SI. • ,
path Icem. mission' (spnLrruixißfj
Hereleva Kim*. and Thu re. M p.m. S. R, 1
p.m. Holy . ommuninn ev.-ry firat Sun. Bi. m.
ttev. lira. Helen A, Davis, massage bearer.
Phone Frank Ottti W. •
MRS. RIZPAH ELDON
812 F St, N.W.
i Spiritual mecaaae meeting every Monday, 8
I pm-_ Spiritual readings dally. • |
CHURCH OF MODERN
SPIRITUALISM
Inspirational Lecture,
J. Albert Waters
Message service, Rev. Ida E. !
Strack, J. H. Redman.
8 O’Clock. Ail Welcome. 1
822 20th N.W., Near
! Par Ave. *
I The First Spiritualist Church
Lecture by tks Pastor.
ALFRED H. TERRY
j Subject:
"Ancient Prophets and Modern
Mediums”
Followed by spirit mesasssa.
j "The prophet that Lath s dream, let him
I tell a dream, and he that bath my word, let
him ppeak my word falthfaUy.”—Jer., 23.28.
Sunday, 8 p.m., at Pythian Temple, 1012 9th
j st. n.w.. gecontl Boor. All welcome,
j Bazaar, 18 Jackson Place N.W.
(Weat aid* at lafayetta Square. I
April 2d. 3d and 4Ui, from 2 to 10:80 p.m.
Wednesday, 4 p.m.—Lecture.
Wednesday. 8 p.m.—Lecture.
Thursday, g p.m.—Concert.
Friday, 8 p.m.—Spirit Message Seance.
Psychic readings each evening. •
Center for Psychic Development
Lecture and Spirit Messages.
TONIGHT—« P.M.
Musicians’ Hall. 1006 E St. N.W.
DR. JANE B. COATES
“The Woman Thou Caveat Me”.
Assisted by
Bessie Latham Gibson
Musical Therapist.
"Man’s Coming Evolution"
SATtTBDAT. APRIL B
Q New Senses Developing.
Admission free. Silver ottering. All welcome.
Interview by appointment.
Phone Potomac 1472. •
«nia watt. rtfiT.ns mkettnos TtnwnAva
and Fridays. 8 p.m. All invited. 104 O at,
n.ar. Franklin 8820-J. •
CONGREGATIONAL.
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I- - -
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
i
Tenth and G Streets Northwest
Dr. Jason Noble Pierce Preaches Sunday at
11 ajca and 8 pan.
FISK Sunday at 4:45 P.M. i
i JUBILEE
I SINGERS Monday at 8 P.M. >
I Charles Crawford Gorst .
j ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
BIRD MUSIC BIRD LIFE
Return engagement of this wonderful bird singer. Six
different programs* two daily, at 4:45 and 8 p.m. Thursday,
Friday, Saturday, April 3,4, 5. c ' ?
II aggj
ENDEAVORERS TO HEAR
TALK BY MISSIONARY
Bev. James M. Henry Will Tell
of Opportunities in
China.
Rer. Dr. Charles Wood will preach at
the morning service tomorrow In the
Church of the Covenant on "Man as a
Destroyer or a Deliverer." In the eve
ning hie subject is to be '‘Ghosts That
Walk by Day."
At the Christian Kndeavor service at
$ :45 o’clock in the lecture room of the
church. Rev. James M. Henry will give
the last of a series of addreaecs on ;
“China” In these talks Mr. Henry has ■
clearly demonstrated the great breadth ,
of a missionary's work and the varied j
opportunities for education and evan- |
gelism in China.
The I/©ague of the Covenant, (he> young \
women’s missionary society of the i
church, will hold its monthly meeting at I
the home of Mrs. Karl lx*os, Chevy i
Chase, Md., Wednesday afternoon at j
2 ;30 o’clock, when Dr. Pak ('hue Chan '
is to address the society on “The Young j
China” Dr. Chan is etudying medicine!
at George Washington University, pre
paring to return as a medical missionary
to his own people.
PLAN FIREsfoE SERVICE.
Epworth League Will Vary Usual
Program.
Foundry Epworth League will vary
the usual order of program tomorrow
evening and Introduce a fireside serv
ice. The general theme will be "The
Second Mile,” and will feature Misses
Julia Russel) and Elizabeth Newton
and Thomas J. Eralley and Deafer E.
Nelson. Mrs. Myra McCathran Marks
will be the soloist.
The three-act comedy entitled ’The
Sky Riders.” will be repeated in the
league auditorium Wednesday eve
ning. Added musical numbers will
be rendered by an augmented league ,
orchestra. This comedy, with orlgi- }
1 na! cast, will be presented at Calvary 1
M. K. Church on the evening of April
4. and at Potworth M. E. Church on
the evening of April 9.
. VISITATIONPLANNEO.
Daughters of King to Visit St. [
Margaret’s.
The Daughters of the King of the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
Washington will hold their bi-annual
Visitation to St. Margaret’s Church,
Connecticut avenue and Bancroft
place northwest, Wednesday, at 8
p.m. This will be on the occasion of
the regular monthly monthly meeting
of the parish branch.
Daughters from all other parish
branches in the diocese are invited to
attend, and it is also hoped that any
women who wish to learn of the work
of the order will be present on this
occasion.
BIBLKS7UDENTS.
International Bible Students*
Association
PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM.
1013 9th St. N.W.
10:00 a.ra.—Bethel servlre.
10. SO ».m. —Testimony meeting.
11'00 a.m. —Discourse by Pllrrim C. E.
STEWART of Brooklyn, JT. T.
Soblect:
“The New Creator©—What It I*”
2:00 p.m.—Praise, prayer and testimony.
S;00 p.m.—Discourse by Mr. STEWAKT.
Subject:
“Intelligence vs. Ignorance— j
Contrasting Light and Darkness” j
(The public specially Invited.)
4:30 p.m.—Service meeting.
7:45 p.m.—Tower stody.
Seats free. No collection. j
CONGREGATION AL. ~ i
ill MT. PLEASANT I
(CONGREGATIONAL)
Columbia Road near 14th st. ; I
In the Residential Northwest.
Valter Amos Morgan
Minister. ■ I
II a.ra.—Sermon by
REV T. AIRD MOFFET
of Newark. N. J. j
Children's story every Sunday morning.
5;00 p.m.—VESPER SERVICE.
“The Divinity of Jesus,
The Son of God”
6:00 p.m.—lntermediate C. B. Bocjetv. j
7:30 p.m.—Sunday Evening Club.
0:45 a.m. —Church school. Classes for alt
| EVERYBODY WELCOME.
I INGRAM
CONGREGATIONAL
10ih and Maas. are. nie.
Rev. George Barrow-Iklaom,
Miaiiter,
SUNDAY, MARCH 30.
11 am. —Subject:
“David Livingston—The Flame
of Missionary Endeavor”
Christianity in the Heart of Darkened
Africa.
8 P.M.:
Oamamnlty Pong Service.
Subject:
“Martin Luther—The Flame
of Modern Christianity”
Ctariatianity in the Heart of Super
stitious Europe.
Ton will find both of thee* subjects
must interesting. All are welcome.
" CLEVELAND PARK~
(OONGBKG ATIONAL. >
34th and Lowell Sts.
THANK ELLSWORTH BIGELOW.
Minister.
9 ;45 a.ra.—Church school.
11:00 a.ra—Sermon by the Bev. Walter
Amos Morgan, minister of the
Mount Pleasant Church.
A COMMUNITY CBUBCH.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
(00N0BE0AT10N AL.)
17th and P Sta. N.W.
RBV. J. C. OLDEN. Minister. '
9:30 am.—Church school. %
II K» am.—“THE GREATEST BIN.” -
8:00 p.m.—‘‘TEE HAND WHITING ON THE
WALL.” •
CHURCH BREAKS OUT
OF M. E. CONFERENCE
Expulsion of Pastor Is Followed by
Decision of Hemben to
Go Own Way
special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. March 29.—The Web
ster Community Church, near Havre
de Grace, has broken away from the
i Methodist Protestant Conference of
Maryland, has changed its name to
| the Webster Community TJndenoml
j national Church, is prepared to “de
; fend” its stand in- court against
| threatened suit, and is in complete
‘ support of its pastor. Rev. Milton W.
j Sutcliffe, who war expelled from the
I conference upon his failure to ap-
( pear for hearing when notified to Ae so.
■ The trustees and the congregation
apparently are agreed upon these
points, according to Irving H. Pres
ton of Aberdeen, chairman of the
board of trustees, in a statement.
Air. Proaton added that Rev. Mr.
Hutcliffe will continue to conduct
services in the Wesleyan Chapel until
the conforence presents legal author
ity to back Us formal notice di
recting the expelled pastor to cease
officiating in the chapel, which is
claimed as Methodist Episcopal Con
ference property.
Rev. G. I. Humphreys of this city,
president of the conference, says
court action will he resorted to if
Rev. Mr. Sutchiffe falls to heed the
notice which has been served on him
by the attorneys.
WOULD JOIN FEDERATION.
The Federation of Churches has re
ceived information from two congre
gations requesting membership. The
, first is St. John's Episcopal in George
town. The second is a new Com-
I rnunity Church Just organized in Po
tomac Heights. Application for mem
bership was made at once. Both will
be welcomed officially at the annual
meeting at Calvary Baptist Church,
April 23.
REFORMED.
■REFORMED
(Zrart* 15th and o sts. n.w.
C-E£ICC HENRY H. RANCK, D D.. Pat tat.
GOSPEL FOB TODAY.”
8:00—"THE KEY£ OF TH* KINGDOM."
9 :40— Sunday school; 7 p.m.—('. E.
AT 13th AND MONROK STS. N.W
j ANBS n RUBBER. Minuter
DIVINE SERVICE® at 11 t.m. nod 8 p.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:48 I m.: C.K.S . 7p m.
~ CHRISTIAN SC FENCE, “
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE'
CHIIICHES OF CUBIST. RCIKVTIST
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH,
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON. MASS.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,'
Columbia road and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
N.E. Masonic Temple. Bth and F eta. n.e.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist,
Masonic Temple, I3fh st. and N. Y. are.
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist,
The Arcade I4tti at. and Park rd.
SUBJECT;
“REALITY”
Service*—
SUNDAY, 11 A M. AND 8 P.M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL—II A M.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS—
-8 O'CLOCK.
READING ROOMS:
| 1318 F ST. N.W.. Hoorn 60S—
Hours. 9 to 9 (except Wednesdays, 9 to
7. and Sundays and holidays. 2:30 to
5:30).
148 EAST CAPITOL ST-
Hour*. 12 to 8 (exeept Wednesdays. 12
■to 0; Sundays. 2:30 to 3:30. Closed
i holidays!.
! COLORADO III.DG, 14th nod G Sta.— I
Hours, 16 to 9 (Wednesdays. 10 to 7, !
and Sundays and holidays, 2:30 to 3;S0). j
I THE ARCADE, 14th and Park iload ;
(Second Floor)
10 to 9 week days (except Wednesdays,
10 to 5:30),
I EPISCOPAL.
I ST. AGNES’ CHURCH
I Que « between Fls. ate. and First n.w.
(Fla. aw. or N. Capitol st. cars.)
(Service# Sunday—7, 9:30. 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Wednesday and Friday at 8 p.m.
Dally mass, 7 a.m.
j Saint James* Church
Stb st. near Mata. ava. n.a.
! Sunday services, 7:30, 10:30 and 11 a.m
I and 5 p.m. Other days. 7 and 9 a.m. and
7 p.m., except Wednesday and Friday,
7:30 p.m. - *
St. Andrew's Church
N. H. av*. and V st. n.w
REV. J. J. DIMON, Rector.
Service*; ,
8 OO —Holy Communion.
9 30—Sunday school.
11 :00—Moral nr Vrrlce and Sermon
8 rOO—Evening Service and Sermon.
ALL WKLCOUK.
Kmk
181 3rd.and C *ts.NW I |i‘|
RevEDavid Rar\som CovelrSU
Preaches at
11 am. and 8 p.m.
holt Communion, 8 a.m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:46 A.M.
MEN'S CHOIR sines at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m.
CHURCH”OF~THE
INCARNATION
12th and N sta. n.w.
BEV. GEORGE W ATKINSON. D, D., Heetor.
Service*: 7:SO and 11 a.m. Evensong, .7:80.
St* Paul's Church B^lT K *
Services now in Bettered Church.
Sundays—Boljr Communion. 8:43 a.m.
Morning service. 11 a.m.
HOLY COMFORTERS
, tnvOBOTCU AEJt N.W.
It Service# —T ;30, 0:30. 11 and 8. *
RET. REGINALD B. STEVENSON. Vlaar.
Grace Pamh—GEORGETOWN
“The Little Church on the Canal and Potomac.”
1041 Wisconsin ave.. below M at.
Rector: The Reverend Henry L. Durrant.
Service*—7 ;30. 9 ;30. 11 ;00 a m.. 8:00 p.m.
Lenten serviced, ,7:30 p.m, Wednesday*.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
i 18th tad H Streets.
-8 a.m.—Holy <v>mmonioa,
11 a.m-—Confirmation service: address by
Bishop Freeman.
8 P.m. —Lecture by Dr. ■ Johnston, "THE
CHRIST! AN* MYSTIC.”
Christ Church, Georgetown
Corner O and Slat sta. a.w.
Rev. JAMES n. W. BLASE. Rector.
THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT.
7:8» a.m. —Holy Communion.
9:45 a.ra. —Chorch aohool.
11:00 a.m.—Service aad sermon by the Rt.
Rev. John Poyntx Tyler, D. D.,
- • Bis bop of North Dakota.
" 3:00 p.m.—Confirmation Lecture.
, p.m.—Evening peoyer and sermon.
I Wa*tHngton Catfjebral 1
THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL
, ’ “A House of Prayer For All People"
•MOUNT ST. ALBAN
Wisconsin Avenue N.W. Near Woodley Road
H Morning Prayer and Litany 10:00 a.m. ;
Holy Communion and 5erm0n....11.00 a.ra. I
Preacher, CANON MYER.
People’s Evensong and Sermon ...4:00p.m.
Preacher, the RT., REV. JAMES
FREEMAN, D. D., Bishop of
S T d»y < 0 c,ock B * rTif * Is brosdesst by radio «T«ry
Apma ot Cathe Oral. Take Wiiconein Avenue Cork or "Woodier Boat But Line,
| While in Washington See the National Cathedral
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WOMAN’S AUXILIARY
MEETING IS CHANGED
Will Be Held Thursday at St.
Stephen’s Church, Officials
Announce.
The regular monthly meeting for
April of the Woman’s ' Auxiliary of
the Kpieeopal Church In -the Diocese
of Washington w*H be held in St.
Stephen’s Church, 14th and Coltitnbia
road northwest, Thursday evening, at
8 o’clock. Members of the auxiliary
arc asked to note that this meeting
will be on Thursday and not on the
usual first Tuesday in the month, and
also that it will be in the evening and
not In the afternoon at the usual
hour. This change has been made to
accommodate the evening branches of
Che auxiliary, composed of women
who are employed in the day time.
The speaker will be Mrs. R. W. Hib
bert, wife of Hev.'H. W. Hlbbert of
the Ragged Mountain Missions, in
Virginia Mrs. HibbeFt is a native
mountain woman, who came under
the Influence oi the mountain mis
! slons in her, youth and on reaching
maturity became at one of
the settlements in the Blue Ridge.
SERMON BY DR. DARBY.
T)r. W. U. Darby, executive secre
tary Os the Washington Federation
, of Churches, will speak tomorrow
, night in the Church of the Brethren,
North Carolina avenue and 4th
street southeast. Sunday morning he
will preach' in Wallace Memorial
i United Presbyterian. * . , ,
"episcopal.
The Nativity 7 :»? Mon.
7:30 p.m.; Wed . 7. 4. 7:30; Thor*.. 10:30.
Church school. 9:18: Sr. Dept.. 10:15 a m.
THE RESURRECT! OH, L r .«b and G n.*.—7:30
end 4: Tuea., 10:30; Wed.. 7; KrL. 4,7:45.
THE ANNUNCIATION. 2T.th and Pa. a»e. s.e.—
8:15 and 4; Wed., 10:30: Than., 7:45 p.m.
Confirmation at Nativity, March 30. 8 p.m
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH “
23rd St. Near Washington Circle.
The Bev. Arlington A. McCallum. Rector.
Foarth Sunday in Lent. March 30.
7 ;80 a.m.—Holy Communion.
10:00 a.m.—Holy Communion and Instruc
tion.
11:00 a.me—Morning Prayer and Sermon ;
"St. Paul's Interpretation.”
800 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon.
Every week day. Holy Communion at 7
a.m.; Wednesdays, Litany and address at
8 p.m.; Thursday, Holy Communion at 11
~ CHRIST CHURCH
630 G St. S.E. Founded 1796.
Bev. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE. Rector.
FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT. MARCH 30.
7:30 a.m.. Holy Oommnnion; 9:45 a.m.,
Sunday school, address by Rov. P. L. Tien;
11 a.m.. sermon by the rector; 8:80 p.m..
Young People’s meeting: 8 p.ra.. evening
prayer, ‘The Shepherd'* Ftalm.” This
church warn bnllt in I HOT. Strangers heartily
welcomed. Healing service. Thursday, 10
sttthomas* Trr
Appointments; 8. 11, 5 and 8.
11 a.m. —Rev. C. Ernest Smith, D. D.,
(D. C. L.
8 p.m.—Rt. Rov. Arthur Doan, D.
Bishop of Honduras
St» Stephen's Church
14tb Between Colombia rd. and Irving.
Rov. GEO, F. DUDLEY, D. D.. Rector.
Rev. CLYDE BROWN. Aaat.
SUNDAY, MARCH 30.
7:30 a.m.... Holy Communion
9:80 a.m....... Church School
11:00 a.m Morning Prayer and Sermon
«:45 p.ra Young's People’s Meeting
8:00 p.m Evening Prayer and, Sermon
Christian Healing Tuesday, 10:30 a.m.
Holy Communion Wednesday, 7 a.m., and
Thursday, 9:30 a.m.
Special service Wed.. S :00 p.ra. Preacher.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
Georgetown
Corner of 0 and Potomac Bt*. N.W.
REV. JOHN 8. MOSRS. Rector.
FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT.
7:30 a.m.-—The Holy Communion.
• 9 :30 a.m.—Church school.
11:00 a.m. —Litany, Ante Communion Ser
mon; preacher, the Rector.
7:30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Address.
Tnesday. 5:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and
Address*. B:oo—Concert of Sacred Music.
Wednesday. s;00 p.m.—Evening Prater and
Sermon: preacher, the Rev. Herbert Scot!
Smith, D. D.
Thursday. 10:00 a.m.—The Only Cotamamon
I Friday. 3:18 p.m.—Children's Service (Uloa
-1 (rated)
ST. MARK'S CHURCH
Third and A Sts. S.E.
Rev. William H. Pettna. R-ctor
Rev. William A. Masker, Assistant.
FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT.
7 ;30 a.m. —Holy Communion,
9 :30 a.m.—Church school.
11:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer and Sermon
< Hector).
8:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon
(Assistant).
Wednesday and Friday, 7 :S0 p.m.—Evening
Prayer and Sermon by Rev. W.
A. Masker on Wednesday and
Rev. John S. Moses on Friday.
Thursday, 11 a.ra.—Holy Communion, Inter
cessions, Healing Service.
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL I
Epiphany
G Street near 14th
8:00 a.ra.—Holy Common ion.
9:30 a.ra. and S p m.—Church acbsoU.
11:00 a.m.—
Morning Prayer and Sermon by
Rev* Henry Lubeck,
LL. D*, D. C L.
4:00 p.m.—Afternoon service.
6:00 p.ra.—Young People’s Society.
8:00 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon by
PR. LUBECK.
Church of the
Ascension Jmlßk.
Mas*. Ave. at 12th St. N.W.
Thomas W. Cooke iLtV
Holy Oommnnion.
9:50 a.ra.— 1 '^2..-jBPk >3
Church School. i{aMcijSr&k
a.ra— BiWB
Matins and 'iflSSsP®KmaSdUf
Sermon.
6;SO p.m
people*
Society. .IT’ <T .■'■^,’3
s p m.—
Rev.
Young. HBHmHBESHHI
ST. MARGARET’S "
Connecticut ate. and Bancroft place.
FOURTH SUNDAY IN LENT.
Clergy;
BET HERBERT SCOTT SMITH. D. ©.
REV. HAROLD V. O. LOUNBBUBT.
7 :So—Holy Obmmmion.
9 ;30—Chnrch school.
11:00—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the
Rt, Rev. Arthur Dunn, D. D.
4;Bo— Evening PraVr and Address by the
Rev. V. O. Anderson,
fierviees every day except Saturday at 5
e’elock.
Thursday—Holy Oomraunion at 11 o'clock
ALL WELCOME ALWAYS.
TO DISCUSS CHURCH ART.
Mrs. Faber Stevenson to Lecture on
Oertel’s Work.
The Chnrch of the Incarnation,
■with its beautiful stained glass win
dows, made in Europe many years
ago, and its exquisite wood carvings
and large paintings, will furnish the
material for a talk on "Symbolism in
Christian Art” Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock by Mrs. Faber Stevenson.
The carvings and paintings are the
work of the late Johannes Oertel,
who spent his life in the endeavor
to preach sermons with his brush
and chisel. Hia best known work is
Hock of Ages. The many symbols
in the art of the church will be ex
plained.
CHRIST ADEL FHIAPL
Christadclphian Ecclesia^ 0
naval lodge hall.
_ foery Sunday. 11 :30 «.m. All welcome.
Ghmtadelphlan Chapel
782 Webster St. M.W.
It e.tn.—Worship, 8 p.ra.—"Zionism—
God's Device or Man’al” by G. B. TAYLOB.
FRIENDS.
Friends Meeting
1811 Eye St. N.W.
Meeting at 11 a.m.
First day (Sunday) school—lo a.m.
ALL AJLE INVITED.
Friends Church
18th and Irving ata. aw.
8. • :45 a.m. Meeting for worship. 11 ajn.
; C. E , 6:30 p.ra. Thnrsday prayer meeting.
7 ;4S p.ra.
MTTREAT B. KENWORTHY, PASTOR.
4913 14th at. o.w. Phone Col. 8672.
, WELCOME TO ALL. •
LUTHERAN.
1 INCARNATION r
•t .. a■ tu bto, n. w.
Northeast cor. Two aqnarea west of Ga. am
Eev. H. MANKEN, Paster.
S«7W.IJ a.m. Vespers. 8 p.m. Bible
school. 8:45 a.m.
Thursday—Lenten vesper*. 8 p.m.
Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church
(Ohio Synod.)
13th and Corcoran ata. n.w
Preaching, J1 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Sunday school. 9 80 am.
. G. E.-LENSKI. Pastor.
ATONEMENT fJTiWSi
PASTOR—REV. I. O. BAKER.
Sunday oerricea, 11 a.m. and 8 pm.
(Sunday school, 9:40 a.m.
All Seats Prop Strangers Welcoms.
Church of the Reformation
Pa. Avc. and 2»d Bt. 8.8.
REV. JOHN WEIDLET, D. D.. Paster.
Rondsy Services :
Poeday Srtool 9 :80 a.m.
J*®" 11 ** h ‘P
Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m.
EveniDß Worship 7:45 pim.
Thursday Service 7:45 p.m.
Every Ope Welcome and Invited—Scats Free.
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
B and Bth sts s.w
REV. H. D. HATES, D. D.. Pastor.
•The Church Where Y’ou Peel at Home.”
Sunday— 9:45 a m.. BiWe school.
11:00 a.m., the service and sermon. <
w • . * :4 ® ? reaper and aennon.
Music by choir and instrumental trio
Wedneaday. 8:00 p.m —lenten Mfrricf* 1
St Matthew’s Ev. Lutheran Chnrch
(Jt. Ohio Synod. I
D St. between 10th and 11th Sta. K R
Preaching. 9:30 a.m. and 8 p.m
Sunday school, 10:45 a m
DAVID T. SCHULTZ. Paster.
CHRIST
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Missouri Synod.)
Sew Jersey Am, Bet. M and H Sta.
J. FREDERIC WESCHEI, Pastor.
SUBJECT:
“Are the Modernists Right About
Christ?”
! 9:45 a.m.—Bible Class and Sundae School
j A special evening service at 7 45
Lenten aervice, Thursday at 7:46 p.m.
Columbia Height* £££ *
Bntler at 11 and 8 o’clock. School.
9:45: KmWror floHety. 7:15 p.m. •
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cerner 4th and E Sta. N.W.
MISSOURI SYNOD
Services; 11 :00 a.m.—English.
7:30 p.m.—German.
Rev. E. Engelbert of Baltimore will offi
ciate at the morning services.
Rev. C. Merkel of Baltimore wilt have
charge of the evening services.
S. S. and Bihle class, 9:30 a.m.
Lenten Services.
Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.—English sermon, by
Eev. K. Engelbert.
Wednesday. 7:30 p.m—German sermon
by Rev. C. Merkel.
7TOM ®‘ b and p st». «.w.
leAVeUN Her. RICHARD SCHMIDT. Paatoe.
BiWe school. 9:30 a.m.; German Lenten
service. 10 a.m.. Pastor Schwanenfloegel.
blind preacher of Bremen, Gennanv, will
preach: English worship. 11 a.m., 8 pm-;
English Lenten service. Thnmday, 8 p.m.
Keller Memorial Lutheran
MARYLAND AYE. AND »th ST. N.JS.
S. T. NICHOLAS, D. D.. Paster.
Snnday School at 9:30 a.m.
Wiles Bible Class for Men.
Morning service at 11 NW:
"Feeding Five Thousand”
Evening service at 7:45 p.m.;
“Conquerors of Circumstances”
Young People’s Societies at 6:45 p.m.
Special music: A.M.—Anthem, “All Glory
Land and Honor” (Minsball); aoio, "He
Was Despised” (Handel). Miss Apple. P.M
—Anthem, "(tweet the Momenta" (Hughes);
•ok), “Hold Thou My Hand.” Mrs. Lawson.
THE HOMELIKE CHURCH.
LUTHER PUCE MEMORIAL
(At Thomas Circle N.W.)
O. M. DTFFENDEEFKR, D. D.. Pastor.
9:45 a.m.—Bible school.
11:00 a.m.—Service with sermon^
7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor Societies, Sr.
and Jr. ..
8:00 p.m.—Service with Berm on.
8:00 p.m.—Thursday, lenten service.
Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran i
20th and G n.w.
C. W. LOCH KB. Pastor.
9:45 a.m. —Bible school. .
11:00 a.m.—Sermon In English.
8:00 p.m. —English service,
ALL WELCOME.
Epiphany 1
BEV. W. C. WALTEMYEB. Pastor.
Bible School 9:30 a.m.
Horning worship 11:00 a.m. '
Luther League 7:00 p.m.
Vespers 8:00 pm. i
Prayer services. Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
Litany services. Friday... .4 :30 p.m. 1
St* Paul's English Lutheran ,
Church 1
llth and H Sts. N.W. ,
JOHN T. HUDDLE, D. D-. Pastor. 1
9 ;30—Snnday school. j
11 NX)—Sermon by Edgar Grim Miller. D. D.,
Secretary of Board of Ministerial i
Belief of the United Lutheran '
Church) Philadelphia, Fa.
7:oo —Christian Endeavor service.
8 00—Evening with the Choir. ;
8:00, Thursday—Lenten service. '
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH J
BTH & H OTSL NORTHWEST
I
SUNDAY MORNING:
j . I
| . DR. A. F. ANDERSON will deliver his farewell message
before leaving for his new pastorate on the subject:
“The Unfailing Investment” 11
< SUNDAY EVENING:. • 11
JUDGE KATHRYN SELLERS Win Speak Oiu
“The Broken Homes of Washington”
You will be most welcome at both these services
' ‘ -
BRETHREN-
First Brethren Church
W. ML LYON, KOnm.
U«OtnL—“MILLIONS NOW LIVING Ale
READY DEAD.”
7:40 p-m.—"JOIN MY LODGE.”
Everybody Invited.
BAPTIST,
t? folk * ,n ■
Cm nez owem 8 pm. Special mnate;
mole quartet; free easy chairs (men Ith*
them) ; floe organ. 11 a.m., ‘‘Can Christiana
pray totter by fasting?” Centennial Bapt.
Ch.. 7th and Eye n.e.
Temple Baptist Church
19th and N Sta. N.W.
Dr. J, -J. MUIR. Pastor.
Services: , ,
11 a.m.—
‘THREE TOGBTHERS.’*
8 p.ra.—
“SBirKING OR STRIVING.”
Welcome, Strangers.
Petworth Baptist Church
7th and Randolph ata. n.w.
INVITES YOU TO HEAR
REV. FRANKLIN I. WINTER
Assistant Pastor.
First Congregational Church,
IX a.m. and 8 p.m.
8. R., 9:30. Classes for aIL ;1
8 :45—Sr. B. Y. P. U. group aervice.
7 :00 p.m.—lnt. B. T. P. I,'.
Thursday—Prayer service. W. R. King,
leading.
PETWORTH EXTENDS CORDIAL
INVITATION TO MAKE THIS YOUR
CHURCH HOME.
Chevy Chase Baptist Church
Sunday 5ch001.9:30 a.m
Preaching aerrice.__.ll:oo a.m.
Evening service...... 8:09 pjn.
PROF. F. A MEP.P.nL will apeak at
both morning and evening services.
FffTHBAPTIST £,£££
Preaching by Dr. John E. Briggs at 11
and 7:30. The Jr. O. U. A. M. of the D. O.
will attend in a body at night with full
bend. Special Sermon. Patriotic snogs
S. 8.. 9:80; Chape! 8. 8.. 3; B. Y. P. TT„ BJo
Revival at chapel, 1310 4 1 * st. *.w.. next
wie*. Cengreasraen li. G. Lowrey and Great
Hudson and other speaker*.
Erangrlists Reese and Farr begin at aMin
chorch. April 0.
METROPOLITAN
Sixth and A Sts. N.E.
A
John Compton Ball, Pastor. •
Morning at Eleven;
‘THE WORLD’S
GREATEST WORD”
Being the third sermon on "Who Is Thie.
Evening at Seven Forty-Fwe:
A Night With Our Gtrla.
Pastor’s Theme:
“GOD’S GLORIOUS
GIRLS” j
KENDALL BAPTIST
CHURCH
tth BET. B AND 0 S.W. ,
Snnday 5ch001.... 9:30a.m.
Preaching .11 .-OO ajL
C. E. Society 7:lS*jb>.
Preaching 8 rOO p.aa.
Prayer meeting. Thursday.. SrOOp m.
MARYLAND NIGHT
West Washington Baptist
Cor. Slat and N ata. n.w.
C. B AUSTIN. Pastor.
11 a.m.—The Pastor.
8 p.m.—Mias Mather, the Pastor, Mer.s
Chorus. -.is
9:45—8.8.; 7 p.m.. F Y. P. TT.
Come to West Washington Baptist Church
tomorrow; 500 people ought to bear Mb's
Mather at 6 p.m. Bhe la a charming speaker
and has a great message.
MARYLAND NIGHT
Second Baptist Church *
4th St. and Va. Are. 8.8.
ELLIB 0. PRIMM, Pastor.
11:00a.m.—“The Overmastering Thame f, t*
8:00 p.m —"Where a Traveler Foaad H;-
Song.”
Singing by Male Choroa.
9-JO a.m.—Sunday school. Glasses for all
7:00 p.m.—B. T. P. C.
Cordial Welcome—Challenging Messages.
fVP ATF 9th and S. r. Are. B».K
VJiVnVcl . Pastor r. W. JOHNSON
9:3o—Bible school. 11:00 "HEARTS
COURAGEOUS.” 7:4S—"JESUS AND MIG
laECT.” 6:4s—Tone Por>pse. Church praj6r
BoeetiD* Tbnradij at 7;4G.
I FIRST BAPTIST |
. CHURCH
16th and 0 (North of Scott Circle) -1
Dr. Powhatan James
of LynchbutY. Ya.,
Win preach Sunday meriting and ere- 1
sing. March 30.
Representative John C. Box |
of Texas.
Will address the prayer meeting on
Thursday evening, and Mrs. Thomas 3.
Lovette will sing.
Weicome to all these Service a.
BETHANY^r™^,^
Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON. Pastor.
Preaching by the Pastor at 11 Am. and
at 8 p.ra.
Bible school, 9:30 a.m.; Junior Church, 11
a.m.; 6:45 p.m.. B. Y. P. U.
Midweek service. Thursday, 8 p.ra.
Everybody Feels at Home In Bethany.
« IMMANUEL *
THE national BAPTIST MEMO-
Jg RIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
(16th St. and Columbia rd).
j? 9 :30 am.—Bible school. Graded wjfr
9pt classes. Clome with your boys and JJL
girls to this important service. 1»
fO Helpful and instructive talks by
mk competent teachers. Men's elms*
IJ and Women’a class meet at 10. gfc
& SI
11 .-00 a.m.—Regular chureh aer»-
OH ire Sermon by PASTOR GOVE G.
w £ JOHNSON, D. D. Good muaic by jgJ
large choir, directed by Mr*. B. G. Jfr
Dickinson. /u
5? Evening at 7:4s—The happy Sun- ns
dire day evening aoog and praise serv-
Ice. with all taking part. Male
iftre chorus render* several nnmbera. stow
Short sermon by PASTOR JOHN- ni
go SON, on THK APPEAL OP A W
52 GOOD OONSCIKNCB,” followed by fhi
(s?re the Ordinance of BapUam. Attend l&br
this impressive and heoefleial cere- ni
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