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THE WASHINGTON TIMES.1 SATURDAY, MARCH 28. 1914.
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
- HAVE MASS MEETING
Mt. Vernon Place Church Is
Chosen for Gathering of the
Union Tuesday.
The Epworth League Union of the
Southern Methodist Episcopal Churches
will have a mass meeting Tuesday
night at Mt. Vernon Place Church
South. Addresses will be made by J.
Marvin Culbreth and Dr. Fitigerald S.
Parker, of the "Epworth Era." The
subject of Mr. Culbreth's address will
be "Youns People in Action for Vic
tory." The union Is composed of the follow
lrg: "Marvin. Clarendon. Galthersburf,
Hyattsrllle. Brentwood, Emory. Kock
ville. Epwcrth, Mt. Vernon Place.
Branchville. Alexandria. St. Pul. ML
Plieasant, L.ee Chapel. Fblls Church,
Savage, Emmanuel, Jesiup, Calvary,
union pennant, to the league having the J
ent at the January social at St. Paul's
Church, was won by the Hyattsvllle
League. At tho February meeting at
Eroory,. tho pennant was won by the
Brentwood League.
Officers of the union are President E.
8. Mattingly, of Emory League; first
vice president. Dr. Clifton P. Clark, of
ML Vernon Place: second vice president.
Miss Glennle Tomllnson, of Mt. Pleas
ant; third vice president. Miss Margaret
Ki.owles. of St. Paul's: fourth vice pres
ident. Miss Bessie Scaggs. of Hyatts
vllle: fie'd secretary. Jack Frost, of Ep
worth: secretary-treasurer, Mies Carrio
II. Riddle, of ML Vernon Place; Junior
superintendent. Mrs. Kato E. Lugenbeel.
of Brentwood.
"Reality" Is Christian
Science Church Topic
"Reality" will be the subject tomor
rnorrow In the Christian Science
Churches. With reference to modern
cordltions and the cause back of them,
there will be quoted the following from
"Science and Health:"
'In the material world, thought has
brought to light with gTeat rapidity!
many useful wonders. With like ad-j
tlvltv have thought s swift pinions been
rising toward the realm ofthe real, to
the spiritual cause of those lower things
which give impulse to inquiry. Belief
In a material basis, fron which may
be deduced all rationality, is slowly
yielding to the idea of a metaphysical
basis, looking away from matter to
mind as the cause of every effect."
Spiritualists Planning
Anniversary Exercises
The First Spiritualist Church will
"conduct special exercises at Pythian
Temple in observance of the sixty-sixth
anniversary of modern Spiritualism,
tomorrow afternoon and evening. Ad
dretses will be given by the Rev.
George W. Kates. Mrs. Zalda B. Kates
and Mrs. C. Fannie Allyn. Spirit mes
fcage will be given by Mrs. Kates. lira.
Maltby and others. All are invited to
attend.
Congressman Madden to
Lecture About Panama
Congressman Martin B. Madden, of
Illinois, will deliver his illustrated lec
ture on Panama In the ball room of
the Hotel Raleigh this evening.
The lecture is for the benefit of AH
Souls' Memorial Church. Dr. J. McBrlde
Btrrett. rector. There Is a balance of
$2,030 due on the property. The church
will be finished in the course of two
or three months.
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Boys and girls, too, of every race and creed, to enlist in tlie
mighty battle of the ages the battle of RIGHT against WRONG.
There are no restrictions everyone is needed and can help. The pay
for this service cannot be calculated by the standard of dollars and
cents it is ETERNAL LIFE!
YOU are wanted to join forces in this mighty host, the clean
minded, clean-living men, women, boys, and girls, who are giving one
short hour of their lives each week to perform this tremendous
service. True, it's accomplished very easily; 'tis far-reaching in its
results.
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WILSON HIS TOPIC
REV. E. HEZ SWEM,
Pastor Centennial Baptist Church.
"Unexpected Words of
Wilson," His Topic
A sermon of unusual Interest is
piomlsed by the Rev. E. Her Swen.
whose sermon at the Centennial Bap
tist Church. Eighth and I streets north
east, tomorrow night will be on "The
l'curteen Unexpected Words of Presi
dent Wilson."
Just what words he will refer to has
not been announced but he has said
his sermon will be on a live topic and.
though not revolutionary, it is ex
pected to arouse no llctle comment. In
the morning the subject of his sermon
will be "Praying Like Jesus."
Washington Methodist
Pastors at Conference
In the absence of the Rev. E. V.
Regester, pastor of the Mt Vernon
Place M. E. Church, South, who is at
tending the general conference in Balti
more, the pulpit there will be filled to
morrow morning by the Rev. J. ii.
Whin, of Roanoke. Va. The evening
seimon will he delivered by the Rev.
J. M. Culbreth. assistant general sec
retary of the Epworth League.
Cther Washington pastois who are
attending the conference are the Rev.
E. L. Woolf. of Emory Chapel. Bright
wood; the Rev. Robert L. Fultz, of
Epworth Church: the Rev. Wilmer P.
Johnston, of St. Paul's Church; the
Rev. H. L. Hout, of Marvin Church,
and the Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman.
chaplain of the Senate. Pastors Hout
and Fultx have served thKr present
pastorate four years and consequently
vlli be assigned to new fields at the
conference, which closes next Tuesday.
Cathedral Choir Sings
"Olivet to Calvary"
The Cathedral Choir, under the direc
tion of Edgar Priest, will give Maun
der's "Olivet to Calvary" Sunday at 4
o'clock in Bethlehem Chapel. The solo
parts will be taken by Howard Young,
soprano: Ross Farrar, soprano; Dr.
Henry Jaeger, tenor; Henry H. Tall
made, barlntone, and Warren W.
Grimes, basso.
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ST. PATRICK'S TO HAVE
PASSION SERIES
Closing Days of Lent to Be Ob
served With Solemn Cere
monies. With tomorrow. Passion Sunday, will
begin the solemn observance of the
closing veeks of Lent, known os the
Passion-tide, at St. Patrick's. There
will be masses at 7. S. 'J. JO and 11
o'clock, the last mass being a solemn j
high mass sung by the Rev. Vv imam J.
Carroll.
The Rt. Rev. William T. Russell will
deliver the last sermon of the i cries on
the Bible, discussing the Written Word
of God as not having; been Intended as
the sole rule of faith. Both choirs, the
mixed and sanctuary, will assist wltJ
the music.
Sunday evening at 7:30 the lenten
course will be concluded with a sermon
on Christ and the Blind Man bv Dr.
Russell. Preceding the sermon, prayers j
In honor of the Good Shepherd will be J
recited and the benediction will close
the services. j
During Passion Week, at 4U5 each
evening, with the exception cf Satur-1
day, there will be a short meditation on
the sufferings of the Saviour, followed
by the recitation of evening prayers,
hymns by the sanctuary choir, and the
benediction of the Blessed SacraioTnt.
Friday afternoon the stations of the
cross will be made at 3, and from 4:30
to 5:30 the holy hour of adoration will
be observed. There will be an all-day
exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at
St. Patrick's on this day. as It is the
first Friday of the month. The day'a
devotion will conclude at 7:30 with sta
tions of the cross, prayers in honor of
the sacred heart, sermon by the Rev.
William J. Carroll, and benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament.
Metropolitan Baptist
To Have Choir Evening
The Metropolitan baptist Church,
the Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor,
will have an evening with the choir
tomorrow. The carnon will be the
second of a series on "When Jesus
Wept." The musical jirojrram will in
clude a piano solo, Andintp Sostcnulo
(Mendelssohn), bv Miss Jessie Calla
way: anthem. "Saviour When Night
Involves the Sky" (Shelly), by
William T. Ellis and choir; trio.
"Father Lead Mo" (RuUerftcld). hy
Mrs. James M. Biool.'s. Miss Emma
Guschewskv and Dr. W. Kruso Hoof-
nagle; soprano solo. "My Hedeemer
and My Lord" (Buck), by Miss Nellie
jarctr; antnem, .-janct.nl and Bene
dlctus (Gounod), by Dr. Hoofnag'.e,
Miss Ethelyn Callaway ,and choir:
mezzo-soprano solo, "Rock of Ages."'
(Blschoff). by Mrs. Gilbert A. Clark:
anthem. "The Heavenly Vision" (Bird),
by Miss Etheljn Cal'awu'y. Dr. Hoof
jiagle and choir.
Get Together Rally.
A bigr "get together" rally is planned
for tomorrow afternoon ,at tho McKin
ley Memorial Baptirt Church, Tourth
and L strsets northwest. The Rev. Dr.
A. J. Tyler will preach end brief ad
cresses will be made by the Rev. S. G.
Lamkins. the Rev. Jrm:s L. Garfield
and the Rev. Dr. 8. P. W. Drew.
Novel Party at Church.
A "novelty party by the Plnkham and
Mlzpan Classes at the Immanuel Church
last Tuesday evening proved a success.
The most popular numbers of the pro
gram, wnicn louowpa a variety or
games, were given by little Miss LII-
iian-f tower iaugnun, in pantomime.
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Six Churches Unite in
Holy Week Services
Union services during Holy Week by
the congregations of six churches will
bepln at the Lather Place Memorial
Church April 5 at 3:30 o'clock. Other
churches particlpatins "'III bo the Ver
mont Avenue Christian Church. St. An
drew's Protestant Episcopal. Temple
Baptist, Northmlnster Presbyterian and
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Churches. A choir of fifty voices led
by J. .. Walker will sing at each service.
Mrs. Houghton to Speak
At Vesper Services
Mrs. Louise Seymour Houghton, editor
of tne magazine published by the M'c
Call Mlssoln of France, will speak at
tho vesper service of the Young Wom
en's Christian Association, 83 F street,
nt 4:30 Sunday afternoon. Miss Marion
Cramer will sing.
Tho South American Club of the Y.
W. C .A. will glvo a reception for Miss
Mary L. Thomas on the evening of
April 3 at Rauchcr's. A buffet sup
per will follow the reception.
Will Tell of Effects
Of Church Advertising
The effect of advertising Christianity
nill be the subject of the lecturo by the
Rev. Howard Peters tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock, at the Central Union
Mislon. He maintains that the electric
sign over tho mission has done much to
attract the attention of visitors from all
parts of tho world to the work of the
mission.
Pastors to Vote Monday
On Biljy Sunday Revival
The question of inviting the Rev.
"Billy Sunday baseball player-evangelist
to conduct a revival in Washington
will be decided at a. meeting of the
Pastors' Federation next Monday.
The Rev. W. W. Barnes, pastor of the
Douglas Memorial M. E. Church, Is
chairman of the committee which has
the matter under advisement.
Miss Wills to Lecture
For Anti-Saloon League
Miss Edith M. Wills, of Boston, will
lecture on "The Relation of Alcohol to
Economics" at the Public Library,
Tuesday at 8 p. m. John B. Lennon,
treasurer of the American Federation
of Labor, will introduce the speaker.
The lecture will bo g'ven under the
auspices of the Anti-Saloon League.
St. Mark's Men's Club
To Have Ladies' Night
"Ladles night" will be celebrated by
the Men's Club of St Mark's Church
Thursday evening. April 16. The com
mittee on arrangements met at the
homo of President D. W. Gall on
Thursday night and planned the enter
tainment. Members will meet In the
parish hall tomorrow evening to attend
the service in a body.
To Confirm Class of Forty.
A class of forty will bo confirmed
by Bishop Harding at St. Thomas'
Episcopal Church tomorrow evenln. No
other service will bo held at that time,
the purpose being to emphasize the
solemnity of full admission to the
church. The church decorations will
be red, as will the vestments of clergy
and choir.
Plans Sermon in Verse.
A sermon In verse will be given
at the Metropolitan Memorial M. E.
Church tomorrow evening by,, the Rev.
Dr. James Shpra Monegomery. pastor.
His subject will be, "Lessons From
ramlllar Poems." In the morning his
subject will be "The Tree That Failed."
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T Your PRESENCE at the Church of your choice tomorrow is all
that is required. Aside from the benefits which you will reap YOUR
EXAMPLE to others is a benefit to mankind.
Some weaker brother or sister is waiting for you to BLAZE THE
WAY and YOU ARE GOING TO ANSWER THIS APPEAL. It's
not made in the interests of any particular denomination or creed. The
announcements on this page embrace every one. Find the one of your
choice and
CHURCH TO INSTALL
ELDERS AND DEACONS
President Richmond, of Union
College, Will Preach at Dr.
Radcliffe's Church.
Ordination ana installation services
will bo held at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 11
o'clock the principal feature being: a
sermon by President Charles A.
Richmond, of Union College, Schnec
tady. N. Y.
Dr. W. R. Deuvose will be ordained
as an elder by the Rev. Dr. Wallace
Radcllffe. pastor. Then, in company
with Charles H. Baker, Charles Q.
Statt. and Irwin D. Linton, he will
be installed as elder for the 1917
class. The four deacons to be Installed
are Charles 8. Bradley, John McChea
ney, E. C. Somervell, and Edwin B.
Thiele.
Dr. Richmond is In Washington to
attend a meeting of the Union Col
lege Alumni next Monday. He is the
guest of the Rev. Dr. John Van
Schalck. Jr.. who is a Union College
graduate.
At 3:30 o'clock tomorrow Dr- Rich
mond will preach at the Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant, following a
special musical service. The Rev. Dr.
Charles Wood will preach there In
the morning, and the evening sermon
will be bv the Rev. Howard Hanna
ford. on 'The Best Method of Serv
ing God." There will be 100 voices
in the choir at this service.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Y. M. C A.
Y. M. C A.
MEETING FOR MEN
SUNDAT MATINEE,
POLI'S THEATER,
March 29, 3:30 P. M.
THE OTHER FELLOWS SISTER."
By MR. CHARLES R. DRUM, of New York.
PERCY fi. FOSTER, Leader of Suiting.
Special Music.
Lutz Family Brass Quartet
And
The Berge Sisters.
FREE TO
MEN AND OLDER BOTS.
Untied Brethren
MEMORIAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH,
NORTH CAPITOL AND R STS. N. W.
REV. CHAfl. E. FULTZ. PASTOR.
Sunday school. 9:20 a. m.
Preaching. U a. m. and 1M p. nu. by the
paster.
Christian Endeavor. I:U p. m
Spiritaafism
First Spiritualist Church.
Anniversary of Spiritualism Exercises by
the First Spiritualist Church, Pythian
Temple. 101S th st. N. W., first floor, after
noon and evening. At 2:10 p. m. address by
Rev. George W. Kates, on "Truth." Mes
sages by Mrs. Kates. Mrs. Maltby and othtrs.
Addreesses at 7:30 p. m. by Mrs. Zalda B.
Kates and Mrs. C. Fannie Allyn. Messages
by Mrs. Xates. BpecUl musical exercises at
each meeting. AH Invited.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 80CIETY "LIFE'S
FOUNDATION," is the subject Alfred H.
Terry will lecture on at 41 10th st. N. W.
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, followed by
ballot readings. Meeting Friday night at Ut
C st. N, E. !
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BEST INTERESTS OF THE CITY
CHURCH NOTICES.
CongregatioEal
First Congregational Churoh,
CORNER 10TH AND O ST. N. W.
Rv. Jar T. Stocking. D. D.. Pastor.
Rev. Lewis E, Pcrdum. anlttant pastor.
11:00 a. m.. public 'worahlp with sermon by
tho pastor: subject, "CREED AND COX
DUCT." Music by the quartet ana chorus
choir. 9:20 a. m., Sunday school. 5: p. m..
V. P. B. C. E. S p. m. the choir will tins
Dubois' "SEVEN I4AST WORDS" Thura
day. S.OO p. m.. mid-week meeting.
MT. PLEASANT,
CONGREOATIONAL CHURCH.
COLUMBIA ROAD. NEAR liTH ST.
REV. CLARENCE A. VINCENT. V. D..
Minister
Morning service. M a. m.. sermon by Dr.
Vincent. Subject. "Harnesslns the Mind."
Evening service. 8 p. m.. sermon by the pas
tor. Subject. "Life's Unpurchasables."
Sunday school. 9:20 a. m. Adult classes 10
a. m. Christian Endeavor meetlnr. 1:30 p. m.
Lutheran N
EPIPHANr, 16th and U STB. N. W.-Chas.
F. Steck. D. V.. Pastor. Sunday school.
9:30 a. m. Worship with sermons by the
pastor. 11 a. m. and S p. m. Mid-week ser
vice. Thursday evening, I p in. Litany ser
vice Friday. 4 to 4:10 p. m. You will be
warmly welcome at this church whoever you
are.
KELLER MEMORIAL
MD. AVE. AND 1th 8T. N. E. 8. T. NICH
OLAS. Pastor. Preaching- U and T:ML Sun
day School. fJO. Junior C. E., i. Inter
mediate and Young People's. I:Ml
Secular League
WASHINGTON SECULAR LEAGUE (aa
Open Forum). Pythian Temple. 1013 8th st.
N. W.. 8unday. I p. m. Address. "THE
EVOLUTION OF MARRIAGE." by Miss L.
C. Fowble. Prelude. "An Original Educa
tional Allegory." by Mr. Mlddleton Bmlth.
Theocophy
LECTURE by Mr. Charles Steele Davidson,
on "The Phenomena -of Spiritual Develop
ment," Theosophlcal HaU, lilt K X. VT., at
S p. m. Public Invited. Inquirers class,
Monday. tM p. m. You are cordially Invited.
Goepel RnMion
GOSPELMISSION.
211 and at 4tt st. (John Marshall place).
Gospel service every evening of the year at
7:45 p. m. Sundays In Gospel Mission HaU
at 1 and T:4S p. ra. Gospel Wagon S and T
p. m. Mrs. J. C. Fitch wUl sing.
Bibfe Sta-Jenta -
INTERNATIONAL BIBLD STUDENTS AS
SOCIATION class meets for study at T:ll
p. m.. Sundays. Old Masonic Temple. 1th
and F sts. All welcome no collections.
New Church
NEW CHURCH
Ave. of Presidents and
Corcoran Street N. W.
The Rer. Fraak Setrall. D. D Pastor.
Will preach at 1 1 a. m.
... "THE LORD IS RISEN." ..
Sunday School, 9:45.
7:30 Lecture by the Rev.
JULIAN K. SMYTH,
of New York city, on the
TRAGEDY OF THE
CRUCIFIXION.
And How It Delivered the World
From the Bondage of the Hells.
In- library. Wednesday. 7:30. pastor's
reading circle. Inquirers Invited. Fri
days. 5 o'clock In church, IJtany service
and address.
Free Loan library of the writings of
Swedenborg.
New Thought
NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
W. C. T. U. BIdg.. IS h St. N. W.
MISS EMMA GRAY will speak Wednesday
at I p. m. on "Love, as & Healing Power."
Dally noon meeting- led by Dr. Rlcker. Chil
dren's meeting Saturday at 2:30 p. ra. Loan
and Trust Building. Public Invited.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT ALLIANCE
Mrs. Florence Wlllard Day will speak Sun
day. 4 p. m., Rauscber's Hall, 1031 Connec
ticut ave. 8ubject. "The True Foundation."
All welcome.
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CHURCH NOTICE:
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Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian.
(Southern Assembly.)
SIXTEENTH AND IRVING STS. N. TV.
JAMES H. TAYLOR. Pastor.
Preaching U a. m. and 7:4S p. ra. by the
pastor. Sunday School, I.M a. m.: C B..
7 p. m.; Prayer Service Thursday. 7:43 p. m.
ECKINGT0N.
X. CAPITOL. COR. FLORIDA AVE ft Q ST.
Rev. H. E. BRUNDAGE. D. D.. Pastor.
11 a. m.. 'THE DESOLATION OF INDIF
FERENCE." 7:45 p. m. "PRAYER."
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Columbia ruad and Kalorama.
REV. JOHN C. PALMER. D. D.
10 a, m.. Holy Communion. Evening sub
ject. 7:4S p. m., "What Presbyterians Be
lieve." SECOND-Bnd. between P and Q N. W,
Rev Andrew R. Bird. Divine worship. U
a. ra. and I p. m. Bible school. 9:4S a, bv
Midweek. Thurr. t p rn. Welcome.
THE FIRST UNITED .
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rock Creek road and New Hampshire ave.
Pastor J. A. Campbell. Begular service.
U a. m. and 7: p. m. Sunday school at i-M.
Christian Endeavor. 1:45 p. m.
WEST 8TREET CHURCH. P. ST., NEAR
Met. Rev. Jamea T. Marshall, D. D.. pas.
tor-11 a. m.. "The Anointing at Bethany.
IM p. m.. "The Accues." '
NORTHMIN9TER. 11th and R. t ave. N.
W. Rer. a A. Bower. Minister. Services
at 11 a. m. and 7:tS p. m. a. 8.. t:M a. ra.
C. - :tt p. m. -All wetooraa.
Gunton-Temple Memorial,
14th and R Streets.
C. EVERETT GRANGER. D. D.. Pastor.
Communion service and reception ot mem
bers. 11 a. ra.; evening service. S p. rn-: S.
S.. f:30 a. m.: prayer meeting; X o'clock.
Thursday evening. Yclcome.,
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Conn. av.. .N and ltth Sis.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HOWARD HANNAFORD. Minister's Asst.
HARRY BAREUORE ANGUS.
Mlnlster.ln-charse ot Peck ChapeL
11 a. m., sermon by the minister.
39 p. ra. Musical service led "by double
sextet. Sermon by the Rev. Charles A. Rich,
mond. D. D.. President of Union College,
Behnectady, N. T.
I p. m.. rauslo rendered by the evening
chair of 100 voices. Mr. Sydney Lloyd Wright-
son. director: Mr. Harvey Murray, orsanlat.
Sermon by the Rev. Howard Hannaford.
Subject. "The Best Method of Serving God."
8unday School at t:W a. ra.
Christian Endeavor Meeting at 6:45 p. ra.
Thursday evenlnc at t. midweek service.
Gurley Memorial Church,
14TH AND MERIDIAN STS. (3442 14TH).
Bernard Braskamp, Minister.
:4S a. m., Sunday school.
11 a. ra., sermon by the minister. Bpscia
Subject.
Memories of Bethany.
Mr. Henry Wllke. barytone soloist, of
Princeton, and Mrs. Jennings, pianist, will
assist in the sen-ices.
Oarittiaa
FIFTEENTH ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Uth and D sts. 8. E.. Rev. Howard Peters,
minister. Sermon. 11 a. m. and 7:20 p. rn.;
S. S.. :J0 and 2:20: Y. P. S. C. EL. :30 p. m.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
9TH AND D STREETS N. B.
REV. GEO. A. MILLER, PASTOK.
Preaching 11 a. ra.. 7:41 p. m
Sunday school. 1:20 a. m. .
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
VERMONT AVE.. NORTH OF N ST.
REV. EARLE WILFLET. Pastor.
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:20 p. m.. with
preaching by Rev. Howard Peters, pastor of
the 15th st. Christian Church'. Sunday school.
8:30 a. ra. Christian Endeavor. :20 p. m.
BaptMt
PUTH BAPTxlT,-8-?-
Brlggs will preach at 11 and 7:43. Baptism
at night. Eenlng subject, "The Prodigal's
Return." which la the fifth in the series of
the "Ups and Downs of Youth." 8. 8., iM.
B. Y. P. U.. 6:45
E. Hex Swem tells: "President Wilson's
Fourteen Unexpected . Vords." 8 P. M.
Swem'a 8ongs. 11 A. ... "Praying Llka
Jesus." Centennial Hpt. ch., 8th ft Eye
su. N. B.
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH,
STH AND D STS. S. B.
The Berge sisters, slnrlnr evangelists, will
sing Sunday morning and eenlng, and every
night during the week at 7:43. Pastor Fu
W. Johnson will preach. Don't miss their
sermons In song.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. 4th and Va.
ave. se. Rev. Hlnson Vernon Hewlett, pas
tor. Preaching by the pastor. U a. m.
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
STH and A STS. N. E.
JOHN COMPTON BALL, Pastor.
11 a. m. Friendship denned.
7:45 p. m. "When Jesus Wept."
Special song service Sunday evening.
Evangelical
CONCORDIA EVANGELICAL. 20th and O
sts. N. W.. Rev. Paul A. MenseL Pastor.
Universalist
CHURCH OFOUR FATHER
1JTH AND L STS. N. W.,
Rev. John Van Schalck. Jr.. v. Ill preach atll
a. m. Sunday school. 9:43 a. ra. Kindergar
ten. llinY:Ie:U7p:m
Washington Temple
WASHINGTON TEMl'LE CONGREGATION.
FREE BIBLE LECTURES on topics of
the hour every Sunday at 3 p. m.. In New
Masonic Temple. New York avenue and Uth
street Lecturer t E. Heard, of New York,
will preach tomorrow, subject. "What la the
Soul?" Non-sectarian. No collection. All
invited.
Cbristadelpbian
WASHINGTON ECCLE3U. Naval Lodt
Hall. 330 Fa. ave. S. C Sun.. 11:39 a. m.
Y W. C A.
Y. W. C. A. VESPER SERVICB.
Sunday. March . at 4 30 p. m.
Speaker Mrs. Ixu!se Seymour Houghton.
Soloist Miss Marion Cramer.
Other Services
BAHAI REVELATION.
MEETING AT TYTHIAN TEMPLE,
1012 Ninth street.
Second floor rear, at S o'clock p. m. Sub
ject, "WORLD RELIGION FOR AN AGE
OF UNITY. i.Tiiminauon oi uuu s pian
thro'ith ist ages, basl upon the essence
of tho Spiritual teachings of all Scriptures.
'm a neu.- rellclon. but religion renewed.
MeetlnR at Tvthian Temple. 1012 Sth st.
second floor, rear S p. m., Mr. Amauld
Ilelmont will speak on "Universal Itrllglon:
What It Means to the Averago Man of
Toilay " . .
"Ye are all fruit of one tree and leaves
of one branch." Baha'o'llah.
Salvation Army
All welcome Regular services Sunday. 10:30
a m . 3:43 and p. rn. Other services 8:15
p m. dally except Sunday.
People' Church
PYTHIAN TEMPLE. 1C1Z Sth at., services at
llam. Hon. George H. Shtbley will
SDrak on "Evolution as a Science, tt rhllos-
,.. ,i . rtclislon." A cordial Invitation
Pentecostal-Nazarene.
GRACE CHURCH. 1Z30 Pa. ave. N. W.
Sunday school at t:43 a. m. Preaching at 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Everybody welcome.
CHURCH NOTICES.
EpMcopal
StflDarl?8burcb
Jrd AND A STS. S. E.
smsw- ? Tt mi-iaON. RECTOR.
Services: IM. 11 a. m.. and S p. m.
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bcthlchein Chapel,
Mount Sr.Alban. D. C.
Holy Communion and sermon, preacher.
Rev.- Wallace E Rollins. oC the Virginia
Theological Seminary. U:0o a. m. Cantata,
Olivet to Calvary, Maunder. Sung by the
Cathedral choir. 4:00 p. m. .
WESLEY M. E.. CHURCH.
ITH AND T STS. N. w ,
W3C L JlcKENNEY. D. D.. Pastor.
11 a. ra. Preaching by the pastor.
S p. m. Musical aerrloa.
tM a. ra. Sunday scnaoL 1 . 1
7 p. m. Epworth League. ,i
Prayer service Thursday, I p. ra.
Seats tree. Good music. J
EVERYBODY WELCOME. .
TBINITY CHUECH, '
THIRD AMD C STS. N. "W.
REV. GEO. W. VAN FOStffiN.
Services. 7:10. 11 a. m.,"and t p. eu Sub
day school. M a. m.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL. Uth and C ata. a. W,
Rev. a F. Edwards. Service. U a. ra. and
I p. m. ' r- . .
ST. JAMESj CHURCH,
ITH STREET. ,NEAR C ST.. N. K.
"Services: Sunday. 7:30. 10.30 and 11 a. m.
120 and 7:C p. m - '
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. 1
AVENCS OF TUB PRESIDENTS ft R .
BBV. ROLAND COTTON SMITH, D. 9.
' Sav. Edward Sister Dunlap. M. 'A.
Rev George WlUlamson-Smith. D. D.
' Serrlces-g a. m., 11 a. m., and 4UJ p. av
feoud wi ,i a. m.
The Rev. Archibald R. Mansfield -will
preach at the afternoon service. Sacred
cantata. 8 p. m.
MetlMwMt Episcopal
TnTTNTnV Avenue of Um FrtsMaata
CVUniaX, nd Church street.
REV. W. 8. WEDDERSPOON. D. D. Pastor.
: a. m., Sunday school. "
11:00 a. m. "ONCS MARRED, NOW
BEAUTIFCL."
7:00 p. m. Epworth League.
8:0. D. m.-DR. D. B. THOMPSON, of
Syracuse University. Special musical service.
H A M L 1 N E NcSiw,1
REV. LUCIUS C. CLARK. D. D-, Pastor.
I'M a. m. SuJiday School.
11 a. m.-"PROPHET8 IN THE PEWS."
IM p. m. Kpnsrth League Sanrlca.
M Dl m.-"CONFIRMINa OUR liOVat
FOR CHRIST."
All Clttlngs Free Strangtrs WeJosaatV
UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
20th St. Near Pa. Ave. N. W.
WILBUR V. MALLALIEU. Pastor. Sev
vices. 11 a. ml p.m. Sunday school :I0 a.m.
METROPOLITAN
" MEMORIAL
Meth.' Episcopal Church, cor. John Marshall '
Slace .and C St. N. W.. JAMES SHERA. .
ONTGOMERY. MINISTER. Sundar sebaol '
at t:4S; the same hour Metropolitan Bible
ciaas. xnt pastor as tcacner. jtnwiia
service at U o'clock with sermon by the
pastor. subject. 'THE TREE THAT
FAILED." Epworth Leagoa devotional ser
vice at cis. At s O'clock or. nontrom.nr
will give a sermon In versa, subject. "LES
SONS FROM FAMILIAR POEMS." Special
music and free seats to the public
Kvery saaa lsi Washtasrtoa akaaia's
to ehnreh tanurraw.
McKwdree MethodUt ,
Episcopal,
Mag. Ave. aear 9th N. W.
IUt. L. Margma Ckaaaacra. Mlalrtta.
II av. as Cktiat mm I.
8 p. isw Tste Hhgfccat Eefrscsrtlom.
WvrorwrfcT.Tf V Ttv V.t.1 ' W ITMkMV
'Pastor, corv than .Bjrtal S. X. U a. nu.
m.. "TbeTunlUted Christ.". All are cordially
Invited . -. -
"W A TliTHF Ro --NI streets n. av
,V JXKJKtXX a. H. THOMPSON. PASTOR.
.11 "The. Benevolence ot Xh Law of 5ac
rlflee." 7ao "Th-. Equity of The Divine Clalma."
An answer to a aenant question.
Metliolst So-th
MOUNT VERNON PLACE
"l
8TH AND K STS. N. W.
REV. EDWARD K. HARDIN. Pastor.
11 a m.. Rev. J. B. Winn. D. D., pastor of
Green Memorial Church. Roanoke. Va. J p
m.. Rev. J. M. Cullreth. Assistant Oeseral
Secretary of the Epworth League.
Sunday school, t JO a. m. Epworth League.
IM p. ra. Prayer ratlna. Thursday, a a, ra,
Cliristian Science
Second Churoh of Christ,
CXENTZ3T.
Union Bufldlng. Q street. betwesa-Stzta asrl
Seventh northwest.
Services: Sunday. U a. in. and 8 p. nv
SubJect-"REALITT."
Sunday school. 11 a. ra. Wednesday area.
Ing meeting; J p. m.
Public cordially invited. Reading room anil
loan library. 881 Colorado building.
First Church of Christ,
Scientist,
COLUMBIA ROAD AND EUCLID St.
SERVICES! . I
Sundar. 11 a. in. sad 8 p. ra.
Subject "REALITY."
Sunday school. 11 a. ra. Wednesday even
Ing meeting. 8 P. m. Public cordially In
vited. Reading room and loan library. Ml
Colorado building.
Unitarian
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Cor. 14th and X. sts.
Ulysaes O. B. Pierce. D. D.. MlnUter.
i:K a. m.. Sunday School: Class for lh
Comparative Study of Religion, and Unity,
Study Class.
11 a. ra., morning service, sermon by the
minister. . . ,. .
There is also kindergarten during the hour
of rooming worship.
2 p. m.. address by Mr. Henry P. Holdcn.
The Philosophy of Bcrgson."
The public Invited to all services.
IMPORTANT!
Do yon wait to
consider the big;
robleat of the
world "What la
the Soulf Tkea
attend the meet
lag; of the Tea
p I e Coasrresra
tloa tomorrow
afteraooa at 3
o'clock.
Lecturer:
C.E. HEARD
Of the Peoples' l'nlplt Associa
tion of New York.
TOPICi
"WHAT IS THE SOUL?"
Eschatology Is an unsolved prb
lem as Ions as the soul Is the un
known quantity In the equation. The
person who hears this lecture It Is
declared, will never again be at
loss to understand what he himself
Is. One "Washtmrtonlan who has
beard It sas: "It Is at once ra
tional, scientific and scriptural."
WASIIINGTOX TEW'tB
CONGRKGATION.
For tae People All Invite.
WKW MASONIC TKMFLE.
No Collection. Noa-Seetariaa.
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