Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1921, Page 10

e — T — PRESBYTERIAN. PRESBYTERIAN. £ BAPTIST. BAPTIST. f DR JASONPIERCE [PULPIT AND PEW FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ohn Marshall Place . S SRR sy = REV. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D. g kel S ;“;!clr;eci‘.n RS AT Gl tinn i 2?06\% x'ofi‘f:fé‘f‘f’; arel Slimembers xflmml_flgfifigm‘”&?fi of spiritual experience. From startling Imtsal?;drncdrefifi;vrl:?“ ix:\ recently visiting Ellis . * k k% * k k x Mr. M. E. Mershon, bass soloist, sings, “THE ENDLESS DAY" Island. He will discuss the important immigration question, and its solution, Will Become Head of First] ceores r waier civit sersice com- | he tonte ot e cventng sermon 8 p.m—CONFIRMATION. 8 to 9 p.m.—"“The Sole Solace of the Soul” i Congregational Church After ing Dr. Pierce to the pastorate will be held at 3:30 o'clock by the eccles ers. Dr. i 3 - dress on his experiences in the min istry 2 3 ®An installation dinner will be served lock. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe s C. Clar’ oing,” Dr. I s C. L rington Federation "THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1921—PART T RELIGIOUS w class of Calvary M. E. Sunday school tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. Church, Sth and H streets northwest. * % k% dalivered by Rev. Dr. Montgomery at Calvary M. E. Church tomorrow night. * %k k% at 11 o'clock in the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, at a T Church will be a continuation of the series for inquirers along evangelistic the entire congregation will be - in- vited to the church parlors, where an mittee of sixteen you fact as hosts and hostes * ¥ k % % At the Ingram Memorial Congrega- = people will es. High Schools, under the direction of Mrs. Byram. The pastor, Rev. First Woman M. E. Minister in East REV. MRS. MARTHA M. ROGERS, Assisxtant pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Brooklyn. Inad- dition to beiny the first woman in the Church Announcements In ‘What is confi Lenten course—The Christlan Sacraments. rmation? What does it mean? Why do_some churches The next opportunity to join First Church will be Easter Sunday morning. Metropolitan Presbyterian Church orning the. REV. HOWARD D. worship. Dr. Barrows tern Presbyterian TALBOTT, Assistant. Church of the Covenant A cordial welcome extended to all SCitho| A special sermon-lecture, on “A |ilformal reception will be held under The Church for the Spiritually Troubled here. We need you—you need us. astical council O U = Tan ‘ad- | Hero Without a Pedigree.” is to be | myp 2usPices of the league. A c THE HOME A Sermon for the Care-worn and Burdened. Strangers and Visitors to the city If living here and not connected with any Baptist church, bring your letter CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH i 4 * ¥ Xk X lines. This evening I!r. ‘Wallace Rad- l\z’tve it, others not? Should Protestant churches confirm? How and when? A M.—Quartet n§:”“iay lm?ualfifmfirfifnh. ok; duet fol rano and \ Half Century in Ministry. The Woman's Interdenominational cliffe, the pastor. will preach upon Why joln a church? What must one believe? a1t T e A e e I e R ey B SON: Ser " ' Missionary Union is to have charge]“The Unanswerable Question.” 9:00 a.m.—Sund School. H Clyde Kelly teaches Y ing chorns, ““Almiglhty God, Thy Praise We Rev. Jason Noble Pierce is to be | of the service at the National Train- R ek | = raa.l SYAIDCU00L on, CLlyde y Nevin, tenor solo and cherus; “Jesus, Savior, i or of First Congre- | & School for Girls tomorrow after-| Foundry Epworth League, at its de- | Men’s Cl : ; Installed as ister of 3 " | moon t 3 o'clock. Mrs. L. Elaine Ris- | votional service tomorrow evening, | ass. day School, $:30 a.m.—Commander J. D. Robnett, Supt. Classes for all gational Church, 10th and G 5;:9(“» glg. n;;i;i'xeoasrd!::(‘a!:rag;rl:e Y. W. ;‘\ll{ be addr d(‘dLb)'IS, W, )l('lnlfl:!]l. 7:15 p.m.—Meeting of C. E. Society. A;}?nhx F]Z}I‘FS,H: 10, B ll{nlv.:xn ‘J.Arksfln_ teacher, in the main auditorium; e o same time Dr. Pierce (C. elivy ess. rst vice presiden mmediately fol- = ats . igh &chool boys' class, John Ruthven, teacher; young ladies' class, ity f“ mxn: th anniversary * k ok X lowing this service the league will Thursday, 8 p.m.—Mecting for deepening the spiritual life. Mrs. Mancil, teacher: adult ladies' class, Mrs. Gravitt, teacher. ‘will celebrate his fiftie 3 : Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the|Mmarch in a body to the church audi- To; ic: “’M :f 0 ” B. Y. P. Union meets at 6 to 7:4 p.m., with nd refreshments. of being ordained to the mm!str&l._ Scoretary of the Navy. will address| forium, where a special ‘sermon will pIC. anifestation. . y seait tces Cyotional hour. 6 You are ‘ session for the examination [the Kinnear elass of young men at |be Preached by the pastor, Dr. H. F. : M f P k] Swedish services at 3:30 in the Sunday School room. All Scandinavians invited o;\:t:}l:‘:‘:qkm by the chureh in eall- [9:30 am. tomorrow at Calvary Baptist | Randolph. At the close of {his service FfldaY, 8 p.m.—Meeting for choral singing practice. > Sermon_in Swedish langua at 5:30 0" c A tional Church tomorrow nigh lie inister in ; S ontis . Stan-| Prof. C. so Smith, hea i omorrow night at §|east to he licensed as a m : = el Efvoithel Haca oo = hia | the e Sn. Bead of { clock Tal anccial niosrai Of wvate|ihe Mo A Okuceh; she is fhe st 16 REV PRy ROHRER, Fastor. Coun fave JndiNist. 8th and H Streets N.W. ley urkc(-;:%'.;gh’: O e made: | United States Naval Acndemy, Ane = 11 be rendered by the combined or-{le admitted to membership in the New " Manse, 17 Fifth st. s.e. REV. cuugfiis“:vroon. D. D., . o D rehes in Washington [ napolis, will speak Monday merning |SHES(ras of the Bastern and Western |York Preachers’ Meeting Association. | Bibe_schiool. 3 REV. A. F. ANDERSON, D. D., Assistant. retary of the W. REV. A. D. BRYANT, Minister to Deaf E. Purdum will deli h, will preach. 1 R Saite Lol g = i iy 2 er ddress a g t only a SUNDAY, FERRUARY 27, 1821. Church he Church as a Pro-|meeting of Presbyterian and Re- [ = 2 R e e 2 servants cometh” suggests no 3 Endeavor_societies. :30—Sund: Be crnra Edwin Eme Slosson, | formed ministers of this city. His slcgwll'\'\ere Greduating From Highlqelay of the Master's return, but the = worship, Subject, 930-::’1'5131.'3':"' Mrs. John Nelson Milla Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. S. Faucett, Superintendent itor of the Independent; | subject is “Tennyson-Browning; a 0% certainty that He will come. No one ked ith Blood” for young women, single or married. b 9 .m., . , Sup 2 in Politics,” Senator ! Spiritual Contrast.” * k x k :scape the summons when He Wi 9:30—Junior Department. Children between enyon; “Did the War Faith?” Col. John T. in, U. S. A “ * k% % John F. Kramer, prohibition com- missioner, will address the Cleveland Park community service tomorrow at 8 pm. at the Cleveland Park Con- gregational Church. EE S Rev. John David Keith, pastor- elect of \Westminster Presbyterian A cantata is to be rendered by the choir of Washington Cathedral at Trinity Civic and Community Church Wednesday evening at § o'clock. PR The Immanuel Baptist Church is | continuing prayer and work for a re- vival, and special meetings are now in view.for April. Tuesday evening at appear before Him, “For we the judgment very one may done in his body, her it be good or bad.” When He comes He will not judge us in refer- ence to our sin or salvation, for He judged for our sins upon Cal- cross, but He will call for an Junting of our service and stew- 9 and 12 years. v:s'»—g mary “Dept. Children under 9 ears. 9:45—Everygirl's Bible Class. Miss Mable' ‘Thurston, teacher. 9:45—Mr. Culbertson's clas ‘Wwomen. 10:00—Justice Peelle’s Bible class for men 204 women. 10:00—All-Comers’ Bible class for men. 11:00—Morning service. Sermon by Dr. $1:00 a.m.—Sermon by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, President of Howard University. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by Dr. Durkee. Christian EndeavorAMeefings—-Sunday, 3:15, Junior; 6:45, Senior; 7:00 p.m., Intermediate; Tuesday, 8:00 p.m., Senior. . NORTH CAPIZOL, COR. Eckington N30 Sve acaq st Rev. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. .. Miaister. 930 a.m.—Sunday school. 7 pm... C. E. 10:00 2 m —Addredn by Tiey. Robt. 8. Mar- Quis. Casper; W5o. 7:45 pm.—Prulse service and _fllustrated lecture on ‘“THB BIDLE IN THE MAK- ING.™ You Look to Me president of the school b All tickets for the dinner b Bubscribed. but the galler: chapel will be open to the public. The public exercises celebrating the fiftenth anniversary and installation for men and acy o v - | Church, is to give the first of a series { 8:30 0’clock the men of the church are |2 = will take place at o'clock. Ad: e o DL ito hold their annual supper, with Dr. |2rdship. 3:30—Afternoon service. Sermon by Dr. ill be given by Dr. Albert | Of sermons on’ “The Seven Savings of annuslisupper, wit T-1 When the first two servants came = Wood. Subject, “A RELIGION OF | Thursday, 7:00 p.m.—Meeting of pasto: s i y \ e L b Ee o Mine. Su. | Christ from " the'Cross {omorrow | George MeDanicl af Richmond 8 the |, 5oy e 1St be, servants, cume | New York Avenue Presby: Woihs IR ues TS by e | | deiire sorimiro fecting of pastor and deacons, especially to see any premacy of Christ”; by Dr. Nehe- |Mmorning. The pastor also is to give Spealer. iy told the Master of their work and terian Church Solo Doubie Quartet. Sydney Lloyd s e - = vn, on “The|a series of sermons on “Studies in O 3 oS s. They did not boast of Wrightson, direcior of music; Harvey e Hoyaton oS Brackls the Conversion of St Paul” on Sun-| Rev. M. Ray Jephet of Cleveland will S tath i i Fraser McDowell of Washington, on cluding active and honorary members and guests, numbered about one hun- dred. Rev. Dr. Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, was toast- master. Addresses were delivered by Henry B. F. Macfarland, Rev. Irving ‘W. Ketchum of Peck Memorial Chapel, Mr. Groff, from Canton Christian Col- | Hall Luttrell, who died Tuesday, are of the Staff of lecturers and teachers. * Kk %k A _discussion of current topics, led by William Knowles Cooper, general secretary of the Washington Y. M. C. A, will feature the meeting at the 1Central “Y" building tomorrow after noon at 4:30. Topics will be suggest. A lecture on cathedrals, abbeys and * % ok ok “How to Attract Prosperity” is the subject of a lecture by Mrs. Anna C. Nolle of Paris and New York city, to be delivered at the New Thought Tem- ple, 1814 N strect, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. * k k¥ quali He praised both men and shirking of his duty by ng ex- He knew that his own idle- and faithfulness were the cause his failure, yet he dares to try and place the blame upon the Lord Jesus. In claiming. that the Lord was mer- cenary and unscrupulous he revealed the evil of his own character and the 9:30 a.m.—Bible school. 8:00—Evening _service. Adult classes. Wood. Subject, Georgetown Church Rev. WALTER F. EAGLESON, D. D., 3 9:30—Sabbath school. Men in Masonic Hall. STEWARDSHIP. i 00D SAMARITAN.” 11:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. tor. Central lsrzsbyt (Southern Sixteenth and Irving Sts. ian Church 11 a.m.—“Be of Assembly) Prof, Charles Noble, D. D., of Grinvell, Iowa, son of Dr. Noble, first pastor of ‘the Sixth Church, organized in 1852 on ““The Island,” will preac 8 pm—*Dust and God” 9:30—Bible school, with classes for all ages. 11 a.m.—Sermon by the pastor. b 8 p.m.—Pastor preaches on, “WAY DOWN SOUTH,"” a story which concerns three persons. Opening Song Service led by the Choir. B. Y. P. U. of C. E. at 7, welcome to all young people. Glorious Opportunity of the Church”; e e their success, but, like faithful stew- New York ave., 13th and H sts, :{:;-‘:‘y, organist; Claude Robeson, | 8:00 p.m—Church Prayer Meeting (Covenant Meeting). (Entrance on By Dr. Charles S. Mills of Montclair, | day evenings, beginning tomorrow. egin his pastorate at Tenleytown |ards, handed over the resul Christ REV. WALLACE RADCLIFFE, Pastor. 6:15—Lrristian Endeavor Supper. 3 H Street.) on “The Challenge of the Christian SRS Baptist Church tomorrow. commended both alike, showing that| REV. REGINALD ROWLAND, Assistant. e s =g angEndeavory vesper service. | Friday, 7:30 p.m—Boy Scouts. Ministry,” and by Rishop William | Memorial services for Pastor Phoebe * Kk X He was not ing quantity, but Billy Sunday Love Songs SERMON_TOPIC—- “Making the World Livable” 8:30—Bible school. A class for you. van meets men. . “One_ Church at Work in the World.” | to be held at the Hall Mission, Louisi- { churches of England will bo siven 1a | their work when He said, “Well done, | 11:00a.m. ronnlp EREACHING Music b All Are Cordxally Invited Dr. Stephen M. Newman. who was|ana avenue between 5th and 6th|the Parish Hall of St. Thomas Church|200d and faithful servant” He pro:| o BRI i Evening “Choir of 103 Voicel, minster of the First Congregational | streets, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 | Tuesday by the rector, Rev. (. Lrnest|moted them to become partners wh 64 pm.—O, B Vesper service. Immigra- e e WS ' Church for twenty-one vears, will | o'clock. Smith. The lecture will be illustmted [He appointed them over “many & o done o Clande Robeson, pianist. - * Metropolitan Baptist Church make the prayer n‘( &nim!l;uon. s * k ok % -| and will deal with some of the principal gx ln-;u'n)u: Lh;-m to 1:::nx» into | g.00 p.m.—THE 1_\‘41.7’{1115 ROOM, “The s100_aTIURSDAY, MAKCH 3. THE IMMANUEL PO plis ur Qe Plerce's ipastorates have 2 o) 2 e, i ecclesiastical buildings in Grea i he joys of their hord.” e Unanswerable Question. :00—Midweek prayer mervice. sets B in New Haven, Brookiyn, Oberlin and | Mis8 Ella B. Pohle, Christian writer e e B T e iy are promoted to THE LINCOLN FEW. ALL WELCOME. BAPTIST CHURCH Sixth and A Streets Northenst. Boston. During the war he served | sistani to Dr. C. I Scofield in the| The last sermon in the series”on *In|2% jncrease of fellowship with Him John Compton Ball, Pastor overseas as senior chaplain of the 2d | JEIRRE (9 D O & Seoteld on e | = e % in the performance of higher dutics. Sxerscas pre the S e Footsteps of Paul,” will be delivered | The wne whe 16 trae and: fathful in F ST. NEAR Sixteenth Street and Columbia Road P. P ivision. Bible. is in Washington from the|at the Ninth Street Christian Churen to. mall things of life is certain to D 2 astor Prea Nyack Bible conference, Nyack, N. I | morrow night by Rev. George A. Mi -alled to higher spheres of servics. | REy. JAMES T. MARSHALL, D. D., PASTOR. SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN|. o 5 NATIONAL BAPTIST ME- MORNING — 5 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES. | §7, stoppins at the mome of thi |on "l si' some: His i When. the one. talented man came | “2 1 i YARSHALL D Mt | 0 T ey o8, wow. NOMIAL 0 RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. “Prisone B L ove” Lo The Church of the Covenant Chris-|and Evangelism, 1824 H street noTth- | tared at the closs ot the serme T ime | to present his report it Is evident| Tlipm.C 8 *%%— | At Reservolr and Entrance to Rock Creek Park. | BEV- GOVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON, D. D., G Endeavor Society held a banquet | west, where she will give a number | morming sermon will be the final sermon | o i Gocan26d too Tate his mistake, Sh RHODE ISLAND AVENUE [ __ 9:45 a.m —Sunday school. or. EVENING— evening. Those present, in-jof lectures and become a member |, "pyils Letter to the Galagian or he sought to cover his failure an eI W corner 22nd street n.e. Prayer and fellowship meeting. Thursday 7 8 ‘evening at 8. Pastor leads in Bible study P - & Sunday, 4 p.m.—Meeting lege, Canton, China; Dr. Russell Esty, Interest_wontinues personal cause for his failure to| Rey. JAMES H. TAYLOR, D. D., Fastor. i eeting for Junior Young ed by persons in the audience. A pro- in the revival — — 0 p : St < a- ‘m. hool and Bible classes. | gang 5 ey sy Bpiot, . vice president of the Covenant En-|gram of vocal and instrumental music /(op.rtss at McKendree Meth- | make good. Instead of commenda-| 9:30a.m.—Sunday s anday, 7 p.m.—Young People’s meetiny on the Holy Spi West W: deavor. Society: Mrs. Charies \Vood,i“'ill be given, and a large attendance Church, on_Massachusetts ave- { tion he received merited condemna-| 9 ““-:v}f;“_;hfi,‘:‘i;'f,:}ww Thursday. 8 p.m.—Prayer meeting and stady ME! COME!! COME: = ,.,‘:‘f}}‘“%f%‘, Miss Lyon, retiring president of the |is anticipated. nue northwest. More than 160 have|tion for his wickedness and shirk- A st X o Seriptures. CoME! | 1 WAL B B NEArin: Pk, Soeiety, al’l"‘l Miss Curry, newly elected * ¥ ¥ ¥ u?ithetd l“;ith \hte Ch‘}{;mh‘ C'}K;OH;OPPOI :ng, “ke\rl‘: g‘facg),:gr.:‘flc:‘gheg:fl":;:;';;sl S}UDu:mt—\V(rslmh;!(er League. : G wazu‘ogml,‘ 11:00 = Requited Love: res v 5 nig] he pastor, Rev. Charles A.[to a servic 2 3 -denia 6715 p.m.—Soelal hour for young people. den ria] Mmoot ave. o miore the Taah Mass or ‘elde?:;:‘r gx:n?nt;‘eem}’?etvflg\:fi::rg:_l Rev. Dr. Henry R. Freeman, who will | Shreve, will preach a special revival | and service. The Lord exposed hiS | 7:00 p.m —Christian Endeavor. Ral‘ Memo: _Anacostia. Tcnleytown Baptist Church| o sudas sciest e, Clo Clure Henry of Canton, bearing greet- | 0, ig Midday speaker at the Church of | sermon on “The King's Highway.” | false excuses and condemned his|{ §:00 p.m.—Missionsry praise service. Rer. SEORGR 3 CUMMINGS, Pastor.— P 10 0'clock—Men’s Bible class. ings from the Christian Endeavorers In | tng LpPIanY Next week. has been fof | Revival songs will precedo the ser- | neglect to Dlace the talent oven in| _5:00pm—Tuursday. praver tervice. oD Be P chimiig Decaching, 11| Wiscootln ave. and Chesmpenke st nw. ere is a_welcome for you. i S vas re ¥ ¥ mon. service with a banker who Wwo Py i 230 pm.; vices, . . M. 0 S By the pastor, > Soclety, was read | st John's Church, Trov. N. Y. He is *xoxx have pai Interest upon the same. | The Church of the Pilgrims | Wrallace Memorial United | 2= S5 A% v ok & 11 85|~ Grace Baptist Church PYhder the supervision of the District | 1 QY brother of the new rector of | p.v w W Chandler, a civil war | i3 punishment was twofold. He SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. 2 e L ey 9th and_South Carolina avenue s.e. of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union, | 210, Coondnct on'- Wedlnoadas. might, a | Scieran and ‘field evangelist of ‘the | 105t the talent intrustcd to his keep: 2 e RTEW R BIRD, Paster Presbyterian Church B e iworers, ot the District have | “quiet hour for the Girls’ Friendly So- | ShTIStian and Missionary Alliance | 11 A0S NG, N0 Cr s weeping | 9045 8.5 —Bible scaool. wilh ciassca for | Cor. Randoloh st. and New Hampabire are, R es = I Miss NELL MAYS. tere nto t! c 11 ‘ . i v ea .m. an p.m. a - = . o = Ve member of e fal . . J. A, C. [PBELL, Pastor. Stamps for the rolief o the suiterias | etV Of the Sacass of Miasiuglon. the Holiness Mission, 1531 7th street.|and gnashing of tecth” The false| 15.00qm Divine worship. Preaching by | BEV. W. ¥ HARKEY. Assistac prstor. will preach on s Chine Se. Several thousand of the three- jcent stamps have already been dis- tributed, and orders are being con- tinually received for new supplies. ‘The Christian Endeavor Society of First Presbyterian Church recently re- ‘organized. Practically all .he old mem- bers re-signed the Endeavor pledge, and the society adopted plans for work during the coming year. ~The World's Christian Endeavor con- ‘vention will be held in New York city, July 6 to 11, 1921. The District Union is already making plans for a large delegation to attend this convention. ‘The quota for the District is five hun dred delegates. TO0 HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET. ‘The thirtieth annual banquet of the ‘Vaughn Class of Calvary Baptist Sun- day School is to be held Wednesday night at :30 o'clock. in the Sunday “School House. A reception will pre- cedo the banquet. - HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET. 'Iflendship Clubs of High Schools Have Baltimore Guests. The Friendship clubs of the high #chools held their annual banquet last night at the Blue Triangle Recreation Center, 20th and B streets. Approxi- ‘The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary and Aid Society of the Wal- lace Memorial _United ~ Presbyterian Church will be held Wednesday after- noon at 2 o'clock. * % % *x The Christian Endeavor Society of | New York Avenue Wresbyterian Church, at a recent meeting, elected the following officers: President, Bates M. Stovall; vice president, Grace Goodpasture: recording secre- tary, Florence Collins; corresponding secretary, Charles P, Evans; treas- jurer, Minnie McAtee; assistant treas- urer, George Irelan; delegate, Ruth Pulver. A debate will be conducted tomorrow evening at 6:45 o'clock by the society on the question, “Resolved, That all immigration to the United States should be prohibited for the term of one year” Speakers for the |aflirmative will be Warren A. Peter- man, Charles P. Evans and Bennett T. Myers; the.negative will be upheld He will also conduct his revival meet- ings nightly until Sunday, March 6. * %k %k X The Dumbarton men’s Bible class will give a minstrel show at the Dumbarton M. E. Church Wednesday for the benefit of the Home for the Aged. * ¥ X x “The Message of the Social Gospel for Our Troubled Times" will be the subject of Rev. F. L. Winter, who will preach tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the factory of the Shull Company, opposite the Reservoir School. near Conduit road. Services are being held in the factory by members of St. David’s and St Pat- rick’s Episcopal chapel congregations, who have not assembled in their usuai meeting places since the resignation sev- eral weeks ago of their vicar, Rev. J. L. Saunders. Sunday School for those who attended St. David's will be held at 10 am., at the residence of J. J. Tapp, 5031 Con- duit Toad, and for those from St. Pat- by William Wagner, Maurice Sauls- bury and George Irelan. The judges REWARDS OF FAITHFUL- rick’s, at\§ p.m., at the residence of C. O. Longstreet, 4582 Conduit road. Sunday School Lesson chosen to be “workers together with God,” for Paul tells us that when the professor reveals his falscness by failure as steward and servant of God. If by hypocrisy we deceive men we cannot fool God or escape punishment any more than those who are faithful in the proper use of their life and talents will fail to receive the proper rewards for their service and steawardship. Let us all try so to honor the Lord Jesus that when He reviews our life and labor He will say to us, “Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things.” et CALLS ON NATION TO PRAY FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENT Rev. Zed H. Copp Proposes “Spirit- ual Cabinet” to Give Support to New Administration. Rev. Zed H. Copp, formerly of this city, has organized a “prayer cabinet” to help Mr. Harding when he becomes President, and has issued a nation- wide invitation to those who wish to become “cabinet member: Explaining his plan, Dr. Copp says: 7:30 . clety. A_CORDIAL_ W Chief Chaplain J. B. Frazier, 8:00 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor. p.m.—Social Lour and supper at the in the cl:y are invited. 7:00 p.m,—Service of song. Pom—Preaching by Cbief Chaplain J. 8:15 p.m.—Senior Christian Endeavor So- Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 p.m. Nam to which ail strangers REY. HARKEY PREACHES. “Revival of Religion." “The Remedy for &in.” ible class, 10 a.m. Teacher, CONGRESSMAN O. ELLIS MOORE. HOW' COME_TO_ALL. NORTHMINSTER - 11th st. lndERl‘ti :‘lfl‘f.'&). 7:45Tllustrated lecture by Dr. Marquis of Casper, Wyo. 7:45 p.m. ‘Wednesda; OVER—HOW = school. supt. 7:00 p.m.—Chrlstian Bhdeavor. ‘A USELESS LIFE MADB PECK MEMORIAL . ave. and 28th st. n.w. REV. IRVING W. KETCHUM, Minister. 11:00 a.m.—*“SUCCESS AFTER 40 YERAS— Judge James 8 p.m.—People’s_service. zovert = | Gunton-Temple, NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgisn). 11:00 a.m.—Sermon. Church of the New Jerusalem (Revelat Sixteenth street above Q. REV. PAUL S winl preach at 1L Study meeting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday and 7:65 Tuesday p.m., in the church parlor. welcome. ton, 21.2.) PERRY, Pastor, REV. BERNARD BRASKAMP, M. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. 14TH AND STREETS. A., Pastor. B “THE CHRIST IN PERSONAL EXPERIENCE.” Music by chorus choir. 7:00 p.m.—Christian _Endeavor Socleti 8:00 p.m.—Sermon, “Episties of Christ." Musie by Mr. Gorbach and Mr. Klein. Sunday’ school at 9:45. Al SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. Men' Memorial S. Cor. 12th and M sts. n.w. W. M. OSTRANDER, Pastor. Special sermon Sunday, Feb. 27—7:30 p.m. “BLUE LAWS—From a . dleton.. D. A. Church i ferers in China. 8p.m.—] the pastor. 7 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. worship. Fourth Presbyterian Church 18th and Fairmont_ sts. DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday_school. ible class taught by Frank L. Mid- 11 2.m—Morning worship. The Lord’s Sup- Collection for the famine suf- Preaching by Mr. Herbert I'. Keyser. organist. Pastor preaches “WHAT IS LACKINI Bible scliool at 9. Classes for all. at 11 am. at Fifth Baptist Church E near 7th . and “TEN REASONS WHY MEN ARE UN- SUOCESSFUL” at 7:45. S. §., 9:30. Wanted —125 in each of the Berea, Baraca and Phi- Iathea classes. Chapel, 3 p.m. _Bible class taught by Rev. J. G. Pulliam. B. Y. P. U. 8:30. Welcome. Second Baptist Church Temple Baptist Church Teuth and sts. now. Rev. J. J. MUIR, D. D. (Chaplain U. 30 a.m.—Bible school. Pastor. Senate.) You are cordially Sermons by the pas- Christ’s M: 7 p.m.—Christian_Endeavor. STRANGERS WELCOME! 7th and Kaudolph stree: Rev. F. PAUL LA unday_school. . and 7:45 p.m. aching. 7:00 p.m.—Young People’s Society. Thursday, 8 p. ruyer serv Cordial welcome to all. WARD 1! STEWAKT, Past Rev. HOWARD 1. ', Pastor. Preaching, 11 a.m., “HOW TO CONQUER TOUR HANDICAP and 7:45 p.m.. peoples hour, with song service, bap: e snd sermon o “FAITH CURE, NEW THOUGHT AND MIND OVER MATTER™ or “SHOULD THE MODERN CHURCH AT- TEMPT TO HEAL THE SICK?" A thousand seats and a thousand-fold welcome. Come, Sorship with us. Kendall Baptist Church 9th below B st. s.w. 9:30 2. m.—Sunday school. 11:00 a.m. ] MR, L. C. DRAKE. " A Shileh O.S. Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Corner of 19th and I streets northwest. BEV. WALIER L. BROOKS, D. D., Pastor. Subject, CHRIST. m.—Sunday school. am—Sermon by the pasor. THE BLOOD OF Text, T Peter, 1.15-19, 8:00 p.m.—Sermon_by_the “SAVED BY GRACS BAPTIST CHURCH—ElGer J. T. ROWE, Pustor, will preach in Pythian Hall, 1012 $th n. day, Feb. 27, at 3 p.m.. 4th floor rear. 7:30p.m. § Special music—J. H. Ingram, leader. BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, 20d and R. I ave. n.w. - NESS. - i “What I propose is that there shall estmi]nm ) 6:45—C. = Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Pastor. B tely 250 gitls were prosont Tove e Lord “ascended up on high Ho gave : Bible Standpoint” W Church Memorial E.HezS vastor, aekei TWhat| Friching. 11 s.m.. ing a delegation of twenty from Bal. Matihew 2 A6Y might be evangelized and_the church Hell2 o th St. S.W. Between D and E. R e | e ces 9 timore clubs. Tho guests included Golden Text.—"Well done, | | FoSL e evangelized and the chureh AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS, | 10:00a.m—The Sunday school. Classes for| man’’ £ P Targy JIoW™ Jpes o | IRRUaR L, RE0drich comg people, 530, Miss onuth Larner. Mrs. William| | good and faithful servant; thou | |4 and opportusity to do Hia will and 1 them); fine - -m. . ; m. Juni Hamilton Bayly, Mrs. Herbert E. Day, *M&“T;’“m’. e Christian’s feelings, hurts and joys are Miss Gertrude MacArthur and Miss ail. 100 8 OF i o ‘Centennial Bapt. Ch., 7th & Eye n.c. INGS 'OF CHRIST ON THE hast been faithful over a few things, I will set thee over work in_the world. CHEOSORIY: | Burton, Julia Cauthen and Vivian Mil- ler of Eastern and Ethel Carpenter of Business. M Katherine Preiffer of McKinley Manual Training School was toastmaster. he was assisted by members of the McKinley iendship Club, who acted as hostesses. ‘The Baltimore girls, who remained overnight, were taken on a sightsee- ing trip today by members of the Nina Club of Eastern. The Fidelis E‘l'l:bo;fl}':flfllkm also will entertain the ~of-town guests at a lunc the Y. W. C. A. hprniat —_— WILL BE CORRESPONDENT. Mark Thisthlethwaite, Vice Presi- dent’s Secretary, to Stay Here. Mark Thisthlethwaite, Vice President Marshall, secretary to will Mr. Thisthlethwaite has been secreta to Mr. Marshall since December 1.“;‘5‘0? ‘when Mr. Marshall was governor-elect of Indiana. Newspaper work was Mr. Thisthle- Mr. Marshall's secretary. After his began his newspaper work and was con- nected with the Philadelphi: Pro Three years later he went to the dianapolis Star, as political writer. become connected with the Indianapolis News as thwaite’s profession before he became ! For our study of the virgins that called for vigilance upon the part of His follow- ers until He returned, so that in the study of the talents that furnishes the theme for this week's considera- tion we have the same subjects and background as in last week’s lesson. In our study of the virgins we con- sidered the important truths concern- ing the Lord's return which are also emphasized in the section assigned for this week’s consideration. In the parable of the talents, which intro- duced the word talent into our speech and tongue, the relation that Christ's disciples sustain to Him s emphasized in a life of service. Last week's study forced home the character of those who wait for the Lord, while this one presents in an ancient picture the conduct of the waiting church in its forth in an ancient coin, the talent; in {ancient class distinctions of the mas- ter and his slaves, and in th an- cient customs of the east of hiding | money in the earth for safe keeping, yet the lesson to be drawn from this !ancient portrait is full of perpetual graduation from Swarthmore College, he|and modern application, through its requirements of a life of service. In the parable of the pounds an equal sum is given to each of the servants, but in the story before us In the distribution of His goods each them during His absence with that portion of His goods which each could use to the best advantage for His Master’s glory if they would be faith- ful. To every man a definite work given that no other person can do as well. The Lord counts upon our doing our duty with the great trust He has committed to us. Two classes realized their responsi- bility and commenced to use the t: ents intrusted to them. Nothing is stated to show how they_made their talents double in value. Whole biog- raphies are included in the results of their endeavors. They probably worked personally and invested the talents 8o that they worked. Both recognized that they were stewards intrusted with great tasks by their Lord. Both realized that they must be prepared upod a short notice to for they did not know when He would return to demand from them one consecrated their ability and used their opportunjty to increase the ab- nt Lord’s goods. Their faithful- ness resulted in both securing an in- crease of 100 per cent in talents in- trusted to them. _One failed the Master because he did not seek an opportunity to trade, but sought a spade 8o that he could hide His Master's talent. He was a slacker. He may have thought that He was not robbing His give an account of their stewardship, | Duncannon avenue, _ Philadelphia, nly signing his or her name and . Copp intends to typewrite the he says, and have it handsomely bound and presented to the President. PROGRAM FOR SERVICES. Announcement of Speakers at Mid- day Lenten Exercises Next Week. The program for the third week of the laymen’s midday Lenten services, under the auspices of the Laymen's Service Association of the Diocese of Washington, with the co-operation of the Washington Federation of Church- es, at Keith's Theater, which begins Monday, has been announced as fol- lows: ‘speaker, Gov. Les- lic M. Shaw. / Tuesday—Conducted by Rev. E. C. Watson; speaker, Fred B. Smith of ew York city. Wednesday—Conducted by Rev. A. E. Barrows: speaker, Representative Barkley of Kentucky. Thursday—Conducted by Rev. James H. Taylor; speaker, Roger W. Babson of Boston. There will be no meeting Friday, March 4. ) Monda; Thurs, ¢ Monday, 8 p.m.. MISS ISABEL FURBANK OF ENGLAND. 8 p.m.—*The Riddle of Life.” 5:30-6—Meditation for beginners. Friday, 8 p.m.—H. P. B. Training class, Sunday, 4 p.m.—Study of Emotions. 1841 North Capitél st. Dr. Baker's class fn Esoteric Christianity. Olasses and library open to all interested. REV. ALFRED E. BARROWS, m.—Bible school. Classes for m—Men's Bible elass. 0 p.m.—Young People’s meeting. m.—Sermon by Rev. Freeley Robrer. p.mi—The pastor will preach. Chorus assisted by the orchestra. PENTE b COSTAL. Full Gospel Assembly 1242 7th st s.w. Columbia and Kalorama roads. REV. JOHN C. PALMER, D. D.. Minister, 11 a.m.—‘WHAT THINK YD OF CHRIST?" “THE STILL, SMALL VOICE.’ Washington Heights Pres- SERVIC Sundays at m. Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. ALL ARB INVITED. Church of the-Nazarene 4th_and East LEEWIN B. WI Sunday_ school, 7:45; young people, day,” 7:45. All_welcome. Capitol streets. , Pastor. 9:45 a sta, —(Missouri Synod.! . 3. ICK_WENCHEL. Pastor. Services, 11 a.m., 7:45 p.m.—Holy Com- 30 a.m.; S S. and Bible class, Lent sérvice, Thursday evening. 45; preaching, 11 and rayer meeting, Thors- Y. W.C. A, PHYLLIS WH VESPERS—SUNDAY, 4 PM. Speaker—MAJ. YORK. CHRISTADELPHIAN. Vesper service, 4:30 o'clock. Speaker, MISS NELL MAYS. (Girl_Evangelist.) 1333 F st, mw. Bunday school—9:30 a.m. FLY—Y. W. O. A 7:45 p.m. toric_ chureh, tion’s ChristadelphianEcclesi NAVAL LODGE HALL. 330 Pa. S augural address, only from the Library of Congres: tendance at service here m: Lenten services—Tuesdays and Fridays at Inaugural time visitors are cor- dially invited to visit this his- set nearest the na- legisiative _ halls, sound of President Harding's in- ‘within a few step: At- Capitdt Hill: Penna. ave. and 2d st. s.e. REV. JOHN WEIDLEY, D. D. Public worship—11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Concordia Evangelical Lutheran 20th and G n.w. C. W. LO ‘Tomorrow—Services, 11 a. WELCO! ALL G. M. Diffenderfer, D, D., Pastor “The Dumb Spake” 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor: Topic: “HOW CAN WE MAKE OUR LIVES USEFUL?” Leader, W. O. Hiltabidle 8:00 p.m.—Service with sermon. Theme: “FALSE SIGNALS” Church of the Reformation 8:00 p.m.—Bible Study. This Church Welcomes YOU. JOHN T. HUDDLE, CHER, ME. 9:45 a.m.—Bible School for all classes and ages. Come. 11:00 a.m.—Service with sermon. Theme: Thursday evening, 4 o’clock, Catechetical Instruction by Pastor. asxis L N f endeavor. While the|an accounting for the trust commit-| Monday—Conducted by the Rotary Lyt oS o1 mmmt et sy Washing: f:;xki:riz this parable are pictured |ted to their keeping. Both the man [and Kiwanis clubs; prayer by Rev. Y. W. C. A. THR OHURCH *“THAT IS SET ON A HILL.” | Seats Free. Voluntary Contributions. = dent of that mewspaper. of great ability and the mediocre | Charles T. Warne: St. Paul’s English Lutheran Church Eleventh and. H Streets N.W. D. D.. Pastor. -Sunday echool, C. B. Bateman, supt. Mabel Thurston. Lt = X T hical Hall CROSS.” a5onEs and cheers were given during i heee With dvantuge. Te 414 not overlosd | Dray likewise for the members of his . heglsos paica = Mgy T i S LUTHERAN. LUTHERAN. mer, after which Miss Thurston P ith 3 ) cabines,. for governors and all others Sunday, 8 p.m.— AND OURS.” o - Z a disciple with small ability with a b 2 38 P reh, phone, Fra entitied “The-Career of the Girt ha.| DY REV- HUGH T. STEVENSON. | tasic beyond his power. He did not | in authority, and for the general wel heosophy e moareDats b o 32, LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL serve” waxnglven by Zola Price and| Jesus continued His sermon, part La;}“ttt; C l;n%hxfiwéggyt;:;: ARy one who will do this and desires ____?; 5 - : 2 Barwaret Reese of Western High hich we idered last week in - o listed in the “cabinet” are in- Modern Eastern Presbyterian Church < School, Ruth Cole of Central Trpon|of W cons| each qualified to do, so He intrusted |to bo listed in the Talinstt are, jos R A A s (Thomas Circle) & brief period later still he was a mem- ber of the staff of the Indlanapolis Sen- tinel, nd then returned to the Indian- In 1906 Mr. Thisthlethwaite joined the Btaff of the Indianapolis News, and for gmany months was acting city editor. { AID TO RECLASSIFYING. Legislative Council Formed of Trade Union Delegates. Organization of the trade wunion fesizlative council for reclassifica- Hdon was effected at a meeting held at 1423 New York avenue last night. The council is composed of delegates from natiopal, international and fed- eral trade unions afiiliated with the American Federation of Labor. himself and that the “servants” are A constitution was presented by [the professed bellevers who prove Tmther C. Stéward, president, and |thelr sonship by service. By appoint- :00 p.m.—Young People’s meeting. Two-Tone Poems “Monk_Felix."—Longfellow. “Soul Music.”—Melville. By the Pastor. Violin Solos By Mr. David Nemser, 4:45, Tuesday—Quiet Hour, address by Hon. Martin A. Morrison. Solo, Miss Viola Schippert. 8, Thursday—Lenten services, Music by the Parker Quartet. North Cap. and R. I ave. Atonement 310 0.0 B LA, Services—Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Preaching, 11 a.m.,'8 p.m. Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church the unjust steward, or substance, like the prodi was guilly of wasting the Master's wealth and robbing Him of what He had a right to expect from him, even if ho did possess only one tal ent. His idleness and lack of con- secration aro revealed in his unfaith. fulness. There are multitudes of professing Christians who have failed because they have permitted their own personal wishes to Thide the talents which the Master has in. trusted to their care and keeping No one should neglect to serve the Lord faithfully, for when He returne we must all give an account of snv Stewardship and expect 'to be ‘o ed in accor: warded ance with our faith- “After @ long time the lord of those ——eeee Grace INSTRDCTION IN THE FREB CHRISTIAN SCIENCE the talents are distributed “accord. ing to each man's several ability. The parable of the pounds stands for those gifts which all possess as Chris- tians, such as the propitiation of our Lord’s death, salvation, the gift of Holy Spirit and the word of God. fle the sums intrusted in the par- able of the pounds are relatively small because its main lesson teaches one to “make the most of the little you have,” so by the use of the large sum, the talent, which was then worth about $1.000,_but would be equivalent to fully $5.000 today, emphasis is placed upon the truth, “To whom much is given, of them much will be re- quired.” God has mo sons who are not servants. It is needless almost to sug- gest that the “certain man” who trav- eled into a far country is our Lord Every Sunday, 11:30 a.m. _All welcome. Christadelphian Chapel Rock Creek Church road n.w. 11:00 . m.—*“THE UNSPRARCHABLE GOD.” BY A. T. KAY. FRIENDS. (ORTHODOX) 13th & Irving sts. Friends ‘Siiay schoor, 9:45. - Meeting for worship, 11 a.m.; C. , 6:30 pm. All invited. PRGE o [3 1811 I 8T. N.W. Friends’ Meeting g ot 11 am. First day (Sunday) school—10 a.m. ALL ARE INVITED. SECULAR LEAGUR. Secular Leag'ue 1101 B ST, N.W. RIGHTS: rHErE RE. dress “HUMAN RIG LATTON 0 LBGISLATION,” by Mr. Davia Eccles. _Open-forum discussion. BAHAI REVELATION. THE SUBJEOT FOR NEXT SUNDAY'S REG- preceded or followed by a walk through the grounds of the Caj tol, Washington’s spot. Epiphany °® 43D 0 stREEDs piphany Northwest. - CHARLES F. STECK. D. D., Pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; morning wor- ship, 11 o'clock? Junior service, 7 o'clock pmi vewpers, b oclock pm. midweek ten service, Thursday, 8 p.m.; half-hour litany service, Friday, 4:30 p.m. Free seats and_all welcome. Trinity Lutheran Church Corner 4th and E streets n.w. (Missouri Synod.) H. Schroeder, pastor. Services, 11 a.m., English: 7:30 p.m., Ger- man; Sunday school and Rible class, 9:45 a.m.’ Midweek German Lenten service Wed- nesday, 7:30 p.m. 3t, Olaf Congregation (Of Norw. Luth. Church in_America.) Sunday, Feb. 27, 4:30 p.m., Y. P. L. meet- lish. Bocial hour, with refresh- supreme beauty Church of the Inca{x'\'afion 14th ard Gallatin s REV. HENRY MANKEN, Pastor. Public ‘'worship, 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Bible school, 9:45 a.m. Lenten service. Thursday, 8 p.m. Keller Memotial Lutheran MD. AVE, AND 9th ST. N.E. S. T. Nicholas, D. D., Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Men’s Bible Class, 10:00. Morning Service at 11:00. Evening Service at 7:45. Young Peoplé’s Society, 6:45. St. Mark’s Lutheran Church 8th and B streets s.w. REV. H. DENNINGTON HAYES, D. D., CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. BBLE STUS International Bible-Students’ Association PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM, 1012 9th 8T. w. ure by J. F. Stephenson— FHE NIGHT IS FAR SPEN' 9. m.—Bible study, ‘“TABERNAOCLE.' 7:30 p.m.—Golden Age meeting. All_welcome, ENS, Seats free. REFORMED. 15th AND O STREETS N.W. HENRY H. RAN D. be a spiritual presidential cabinet, 4‘ group of persons who will agree to pray for the President morning, noon and night, that God may give him wisdom, health and power for his presidential duties and keep him from egotism, error and illness; who will 7 % (Ohie: Synod.) approved. Other officers are: Ed- | ing them stewards of bis goods, which :40, 8. ular meeting at “Bahal House.” 1901 18tk t Ohurch parior, New Jersey Pastor. « ward Willlams, vice chairman; Frank | He delivered to them for the purpose | Bethed of mfiu all Hm-uua d-l-;lv:hml Fi S R T strest, will be - “The Bishop o_t Nw’!rg.‘ & and N) n.w. Ail —Bible -md-.m = ,};‘.‘g’ -'lf Ao . oy Coleman, secretary, and Miss Ethel [of fostering and promoting His king- | jc1. € & H 115, Wm. 3 Goodwin, L. T Services, 11 ata. and 8 pm. T Sataraaye). trom 2 €11 6 o' The public Sunday school, 9:30 a.m, Bmith, treasurer. dom among men, all Christians are L Nat. Baok bldg. 1406 G ,q a.w, Bible school for all departments, 9:45 a.m. s cordially invited, “{“‘ G. E. LENSKI, Pastor, : b £ | St £ P37% - gzl i