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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1921—PART T. PULPIT AND EWCHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Palm Sunday will be observed to- morrow in the churches of the Dis- trict. Special masses will be held in the Catholic churches, which will be- * gin at 6 o'clock and continue through 11 o'clock. The Blessing of the Palms, which will be distributed at the 11 o'clock mass, will be the special feature in the Catholic churches. Special exer- cises also are to be held at the Fran- ciscan Monastery, Brookland. 2k x % “The New America™ will_be the! topic of an address to be delivered | by Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis, author and lecturer, at Hamline M. E. Churech, Tuesday evening at § o'clock. Dr. Hillis is pastor of the Plymouth Congregational Church of Brooklyn, NoY. * %k % George A. Warren will address the Liberal Religious Union tomorrow Syening at 5 clock, on “Count Tol- | / * “The meeting will be held in Tnitarian House, 1789 Columbia road. ¥ Mrs. L. Elaine R the Young Womar ciation, will be the at the Epworth League Hamline M. E. Church evening at ng, secretary Christian Asso- principal speaker services at tomorrow Townsend, assistant pas- tor of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, will address the 4 o'clock men’s meeting tomorrow _afternoon at the Terminal Railroad Y. M. C. A. PR nnett. superintendent Willis B. of Jan Central Union Mission. will address the Men's Bible Class at Eastern Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn- ing at 10 o'clock. the rail- night class at the inal Railroad Y. M. C. A. will s the men's Bible class at Sev- tomorrow mornin FE Ter add ern, Md.. ot Woman's For- ety anks offering Serv) at Metropolitan M. Church on Good Friday at 2 Mrs. Charies W. Bohannon in charge. Rev. Dr. Wil liam A."Haggerty will make the ad- dress. Mrs. Cornelia Long Kinsella will have charge of the music. * k¥ X Rev. J. Franklin Bryan, pastor of North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protestant Church, will preach spe- cial sermons tomorrow, as follows: At 11 am. “The Modern Triumphal Entry of Jesus” and at § p.m., “Is Jesus Coming Back to This World Again?" At tomorrow morning's service at Epiphany Lutheran Church there will be confirmation of catechumens. The pastor. Rev. Dr. Steck. will preach on “The Triumphal Entry,” and the choir will render speci#l music. At Immanuel Baptist Church to- morrow morning Rev. Gove Johnson is to hold the consecration service for the men who go out in the after- noon on the annual every-member canvass. The men return for a <nup- per at the church, and at $ o'cinck Dr. J. B. Clayton preaches on. “The Modern Quest of the Holy Grail. Bishop Harding visited the Chapel of the Nativity, 14th street and Massachusetts avenue southeast, ‘Wednesday evening. and confirmed one of the largest classes that have been presented in the diocese this year. Sixty-seven persons, including twen- ty-eight men and boys, were present- ed by Rev. Enoch M. Thompson. the viear. The sixty-second anniversary of the Mite Society of the Fifth Baptist Church was held Tuesday. Mrs. W. P. Carter g: the address of wel- come. Mrs. zabeth A. Olive read » paper on its organization. Miss Thompson and Miss Pilcher rendered instrumental solos. Miss Baker gave a vocal solo and Miss Baurman gave recitations, after which refreshments ere served. Palm Sunday will be appropriately celebrated at fhe Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow. Dr. James Shera Montgomery will preach at morn- ing service on the subject- King For a Day." eorge Harold Miller will sing “The Paims.” In the even- ing Dr. Montgomery will deliver a sermon-lecture on “Our Country’s Millionaires.” * * % % The service of the “three hours” will be observed this year, as usual, at the Bethlehem Chapel of the ‘Washington Cathedral, from 312 to 3. Good Friday. Canon Talbot of the cathedra! will be the preacher of passion of our Bless~d Lord and mer. * % % ¥ Palm Sunday will be observed at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church with special music morning and evening. The theme of the even- ing sermon will be “The Young Man Question. Quiet hours will be ob- served the first three days of next week at 4:45 p.m. relative to the serv- | fee Thursday at 8 p.m. when the! ‘whole congregation will join in the public celebration of the institution of the lord's supper. The newly elected officers will be installed. * x 2 % The First Baptist Church will have Sunday as homecoming day, and the pastor, Dr. Henry Allen Tupper, will preach two special sermons. * % % % Nell Mays. the girl evangelist. is] to assist Rev. John Compton Ball in revival services at the Metropolitan Baptist Church every evening from tomorrow to Easter Sunday. Rev. Dr. B. H. Melton will preach in the revival service at the H Street Christian Church tomorrow night at | 7:45 and each night next week. EEEE] The revival meetings at the Ninth Street Christian Church, conducted by B. H. Linville of Baltimore, have been successful during the past week and will be continued through the coming week. A large number of persons have united with the church. ! There will be a special Sunday school session tomorrow at 9:30 o'clock. The night service will be preceded by @ live song service conducted by Frank A. Carpenter, accompanied by the orchestra, conducted by Prof. Joseph A. Harrison. | | I * *x % x Revival meetings begin at Baptist Church tomorrow tinue two weeks. Evangelist W. R Leckliter, from Richmond, will join the pastor. Dr. John E. Briggs. Mon- day. and will preach and sing daily at 7:45 p.m. Fifth and_con- * x ox The Lenten revival meetings at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church, which opencd last Sunday and have resulted in many additions to the hurch. will continue through next eek, with service each evening ex- ept Saturday. Rev. Dr. Earle Wil- ey, th pastor, will preaclt and Prof. FREE ISSTRUCTION IN THE @octrines and method of treating all kinds #nd_descriptions of sickness and disease mental. moral or physic (8. & T 112). Wm. M. Goodwin, L. B. C N, Dist. Nat Back bldg. 1 iy at 8 p.m Laymen’s Holy Week Services Keith’s Theater at 12:30 Speakers: MONDAY Rev. C. G. Chappe Mt. Vernon M. E. Church South TUESDAY Rev. John Brittan Clark Tiest Bisshioninn Church ‘WEDNESDAY Bishop J. W. Hamilton American University THURSDAY Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding Bishop of Washington Come and Meditate on The Passion of Our Lord st nw. T of | will hold its | Iident, Miss Mary Robertson; treasure: | F. M. Charlton, the evangelist singer, will render solos n each service. * * Canon De Vries of the Washington Cathedral. will address the Men's Club of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church tomorrow might. membership of about one hundred. * %k K Prof. Hugh Black, distinguished writer and Scottish preacher, will speak twice daily during holy week [at the First Congregational Church, 10th and G streets northwest. The Washington &ederation co-operates in these specia lholy week services, which will be at 4:45 p.m., and § p.m. from Monday through Good Friday. * & % & i _Palm Sunday will be appropriately jobserved in ‘the Metropolitan Me-} ! morial M. E. Church, Rev. Dr. Harry Dawson Mitchell, minister. — The music will be under the direction of ! Gardner. Dr. Richard John-{ n will play the chimes both morn- ing and evening one-half hour be- { fore the services, giving special pro- gram for the benefit of the visitors | who may be in the city and desire to hear the bells. * % * * Special Palm Sunday exercises will in_the Guntor-Temple Me- morial Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning, with sermon by the pastor. Friday evening the choir will render the sacred cartata, vet to Cal- vi )y Maurder. * ok k% ! Rev. Dr. Muir, who has been spend- ing the w Atlantic City, will {return in time to occupy his pulpit at Temple Baptist Church tomorrow. * X ¥ ¥ Palm Sunday will be observed at Gra Church, %th and D streets with a solemn pro- cession at the 11 o'clock service, follow- «d by the distribution of blessed palms. At the § o'clock evening service the choir will render the sacred cantata “From Olivet to Caivary.” Thursday -ning at & o'clock Bishop Harding will visit the church and administer the rite of confirmation. L O The evangelistic services being con- ducted by Rev. D. Rand_ Pierce of Boston and Rev. Arthur E. Lewis of Chicago at the Church of the Naza- rene, 4th and East Capitol streets, will continue through the week each evening except Saturday. Services lomorrow at 11, 3 and 7:30 o'clock. * X X X br ‘Allerton S. Cushman, director of the Institute of Industrial Re- search of Washington, lectured be- fore a largesaudience at the First Baptist Church last night, on “Science and Religion.” * k k * Mrs. Simsie E. Claytor will give a reading to the Men's Progressive Club of the Fifteenth Street Presby- terian Church tomorrow at 6:15 p.m. * % ¥ X Confirmation will be administered to more than fifty persons at Epiph- any Church tomorrow morning by Bishop Harding. * ok k¥ A week's preaching mission will be held in the Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church, with each evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. W, Harkey and Rev. J. A. Campbell will do the preaching. Rev. Mr. Camp- bell, who has been spending the win- ter with his family at Southern Pines, N. C., will return to take part in the services F. PRESBYTERIAN. PRCERYTERIAN. CHRISTIAN. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN * John Marshall Place REV. JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D., Speaks at 11 a.m—*“MT. OLIVET—RECOGNITION" The club has al And 8 p.m.—*“THE EUCHARIST” What Lord's suppe: If on: communes in communion? The real presence. The communion in » should drinking damn; to oneself. Who should commun 9:30 a.m—Meceting of Sunday school. Classes for all ages. 6:00 p.m—Meeting of g leaders. 7:15 p.m—Meeting of C. E. Society. FRIDAY, 8 P.M. oloi na_ lar Rendered b 5 rent worship. A servi The Church for the Spiritually Troybled special of rev 11t REY. HUGH REV. CHAL ; Dy REV. TOWA As MARCH 20, SUNDAY, 18 9:30 o A Crown of "Thorns” o D Il| Christian Endeavor societies. 7. ening. worship. Subjec ead he Badge of Innocence” ‘The Lambskin (mb will be our guests at the evening_service. or married. partment. ears. ry Department. itl's Bible Class. DR. JOSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor. m.—Sabbath school. Men's Bible class taught by Frank L. Mid- dleton. *" Bible cla ervice, Sermon for men, by Dr. 11:00 a.m.—Morning_worship. Preacking by the pastor. Subject, “‘Under Which King * 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. {00 p.m —Evening worship. Preaching by the “pastor. Sublect, “Christ Died to CIALL SOLOTSE Bring Sinners Home fo ( BECLAN BARIFEK DUNWOODY, Tt h e iur Lord’s Last Night o Barth. L Gunton-Temple, "5 REV. BERNARD BRASKAMP, M. Sanday sehoo, pecial Palm Sund; D OURS."™ pper. Tesus. 7:00 p.m. —Christian_Endeavor mcefings. ““The Triumphai b ey and Miss Norwood, <oloists 2 Bunk. Evening service above Fark Sy Communion service, Thursda sacred cautatd, iunton-Temple building, y Ciaude Robesor, $:00— T8 CRCCIFIRTON Easter services. JEWS TO OBSERVE FEAST OF PURIM WEDNESDAY Sending of Gifts and Exchange of Friendly Visits Among Features. \ The feast of Purim, which occurs next Thursday. will be celebrated Wednesday evening with services in the synagogues of the city and will continue through the next day. The ritual of the Purim feast con- sists in the reading of the Book or Scroll of Esther in the original or in a translation. In days of old this reading was accompanied by the un- restricted comments of the congre- gation on the contents of the scroll. The mention of Queen Esther and Modecai was the occasion for ap- plause, while the trickeries of Ha- man were ridiculed and reviled by any noisy method or instrument. The semi-mirtaful treatment of this biblical story yielded in course of time to a more sober rendition. The story of the Jewish people in ancient Persia, where the scene of the Book of Esther is located, reflected in part the career of the Jewish people in all ages. Then, even as now, in some quarters, the Jewish people were be- set by opponents ang daily their lives weyo threatened as they were in the story of Esther, which relates how they were plotted against by Haman. The joyous celebration of this feast was never modified in the darRest period of Israel's career. The bitter experiences the Jewish people were forced to endure gave them greater | reason to observe this festival in a | spirit of merriment, in order to coun- teract the sadness of their own lot and revive their lagging faith in God. who shielded them against the WestemPresbvtmanChurch Georgetown Church New York Avenue Presby- By the CHOIR OF 165 VOICES. SOLOTS RICHARD BACKIN H st. between 19th and 20th n.w. Rev. JAMES HARVEY DUNHAM, Minister. “THE UNAVOIDABLE CHRIST." “WEARING THE COLORS."™ Passion Week Services Wednesday, § p.m.—MR. h\vnwuur “Thursday, 8 — P riB EASTEIL CANTATA— Eastern Presbyterian " “The Paschal Victor” e nghurch WILL BE SUNG BY THE QUARTET. REV. ALFRED ARBOWS, D. D., Pastor. am.—*"The King Triumphan; 5 p.m.—*“The Ixsue of the Cross. 9:30 4. m—Bible sebool 10:00 a.m.—Supt. Joln . Bennett will ad- dress tho’ Men's cluss. 7:00pm.—Y. P. 8. C. Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church Cor. Randolph st. and New Hampshire REV. 3. A CAMPBELL,. bastos. REV. W. F. HARKEY, Assistant Pastor, REY. HARKEY PREACHES. ritual Desire.'" Right Thinkiog." ible ciass, 10 a.m. Teacher, GRESSMAN C. BELLIS MOORE. Washington Heights Pres- byterian Church bia and Kalorama REV. SoR PALMER. D. D.. Minister, 11 a.m.~"LIFT UP YOUR s HEADS, 0 YB 8 pm EFFICIENCY." Friday, 8 p.m.—Preparatory services. The session will meet at the ciose of each ervice to recelve new members. P BT. NEAR 31st st n.w. REV. JAMES T. MARSHALL, D. D., PASTOR. 8. 11 am, “A Son of Consola: tion P, The First Paim Sunday. ices, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday asd Bervis terian Church New York ave., 13th and H sts. REV. WALLACE RADCLIFFB, Pastor. REV. REGINALD ROWLAND, ‘Amistast, 9:30 8.m.—Bible school. Adult classes. am.—Public worxhip. p.m.—Fellowship Hour. 5 p.m.—C. E. Vesper servic CHRISTIA Sherwood Presbyterian 9:30 m.—Sabbath school. Men in Masoale ', ;A -— 11:00 a.m.. II;AI ‘ew Heart for an Old The Churchof the Pilgrims| s:00p.m.— %4 companion for = Tog Journey.” vWeshninster Church Memorial th St. S.W. Between D and E. phove, Franklin 5 Res Columbia 4376-W. aast: SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIA 22nd & REV. a. between P and Q sts. DREW R. BIRD, Pastor. 9. ~—Bible school, with classes for every member of the family. 11:00 2.m.—Divine worship. Preaching by Chapiain A. N. Park. 3:00 p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor. 6:00 p.m.—Social hour and supper at the munse, to which il strangers in the city are invited. of ‘members. Sunday, 11:00 Sl dax. 11:00 .in—WORDS FROM THE Sunday, 7:00 p.m —/The Chris P e tian Endeavor Sunday, $:00 p.m.—*From Olivet vary”—a caniata. 8:15 p.m.—8e ior Christian Endeavor So- clety. to Cal- attacks of the implacable foe. Home and synagogue were the scenes o! joy and gladness. In the home ad- ditional delicacies were served at mealtime. All who happened to be in distress were given cause to rejoice. At the present time soclal programs are arranged such as maskéd balls and theatricals to provide cheer for the entire Jewish community. The sending of gifts and interchange of friendly visits is another feature of the Puiim celebration. —_— UNION GIVES DINNER. Cmtral Presbyterian Church Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 p.m. Thursday, § p.in.——Praver and Ril A_CORDIAL wruw.-m"“'m ALL. A CORDIAL, WHLOOM T AWATTY Yooy innesota_Ave., " Anacostia NEW CHURCH (Swadenborgia, Pastor. a.m.; preaching, p.m.: evening wervices. 7: N 1| Church of the New Jerusalem (Revelation, 21.2.) Sixteenth street above Q. + REV. PAUL SPERRY, Pastor, il preach Sunday morniug”at 11 (Routhern_ Axsembly) Sirome. Bixteenth and Irving Sts. HONOR' TO THE T} i Rev. TAMER . TAYLOR, D. D.. Fastor, SERSTARL ™ LSRR '9:30 a.m.—Sunday school ‘and Bible classes. kchool At 9:45, with adult class at 9! 50! m.—Men's Bible class. Address by 10. di; d by )IN Louis F. Post. Doctrinsl Erof. Addison Hogw 200 a.1n.—Preaching Ly the pastor. p.m.—Junior Christian Endeavor. m.—Westminster League. .m.—Social hour for young people. ‘—Christian Enfleavo Preaching by the Thursday. prayer meeting at inday and 8 o'clock Tues- Free lending library in Chrxstadelphxan Chapel Christian Endeavor Missionary So- ciety Holds Annual Affair. The annual dinner of the Presby- terian Christian Endeavor Missionary Union was held at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Tuesday even- ing. Several hundred members were in attendance. Rev. Dr. Wallace Rad- cliffe, tor of the church, and Rev. John B. Kelly of the board of home missions made addresses. Officers were elected for the ensu- ing year as fullows: President, James Gripp: first vice president, Mra. F. . Edington; rs. Willard Robbins; third vice pres ident, C. D. Gorman; fvurlh vice pres. M. C. tary. Strahorn; corresponding secre- Miss Florence R. Steinbrenner: recording secretary” Miss Josephine M. Waight; secretary of mission | study, Miss Elsie E. Allwine. Miss | Rache! Benfer, who is in the mission | field in Kentuiky. was clected honor- ary vice president Announcement was made that the 11: al receipts and contributfons for {the year were $4.135.04. Musicians of the First Preshyierian Church. led by Mrs. J. S. Schutt, gave several selec- tions |BIBLE CONTEST ARRANGED The second meeting of the com- mittee on arrangements for BEible |:|uenllon contest No. 3. which s to moon be held by the Federation of | Womente ‘Clisba; "The' Stas co-operats ing, was hel yesterday in the Friends' Church. ~ It was reported that much interest is belng. mani- fest, and that seven units have ready heen started. Other units are being formed. A ‘number of church organizations have signified their Intention of hav- ing the members enter the next con- test. The executive unit is to meet weekly to prepare papers for distri- bution to the “raters.” Each unit Deprive your business of thirty mioutes and_present them to God, that your Baster day may be blessed one. will be responsible for 100 papers, which will mean ten papers to each member for rating. The units are to ! meet In different localities for their work, second vice president, |& reek Chureh rosd nw. HE A 3 AT HAND." " BY G. B. TAYLOR, ChristadelphianEcclesia “PECK MEMORIAL REY. TEVING W KBTCHUM, 11:00 a.m.. THE MASTER'S ; l;}i:\ NAVAL TODOE HALs S % __Every Sunday, 1(:3 a.m. Al welcome. 7:00 p.m. = ———° 7:45 p.m. fani F GN TECONT AL onduc Holy week mectings: Tuesday, Wednesday, 'ull Gospel A. v ek hursday and Friduy at 8 p.m. ,._,‘,eg sumbly ;e Public_invited to_all_services. ey Wednesduys at 7:90 p.m. 30 a.m jm.afi sehool. . . ALL ARE INVITED. :30 n.m —Special organ rec e 0 sermen b7 the pas Church of the Nazarene . ct, *“The B, ot man; the Cirisiah Church gnd the Hace o mfi é ;l;!‘:; Ir Sum_xn Park cars. Problem in the Unl os."" er‘"ces 5:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor. Oll[pt:—mnllv meeting of the Men's M'f, “',‘J"“ D. Rand P! of Boston and Progressive Olub. or 5. Ko in charge. ach evening ex. by Mr. Lewis 16th AND KENNEDY STS. N.W. At Resorvoir and Entrance fo Rock Creek Park. 9:45 a.m.— Nonduy _seboc h special of fering for *Chi Easter Snnday— Prof. Charles Noble, D.D. Of Griaell, To FP(!I\\ILD. REFORMED h AND 0 8 RY II. STRIVMPH A CORNER 13th A\lr MONROE STS. Fi.l:'st | Bible 5{.’2:;‘1;‘ rf’?:‘lnll . YOUNG PEOPLE’S L\YION. - 1811 Eye st. n.w. Meeting at 11 a.m. T RUSSELL of Swarthmore will attend. Irst day (Sunday) school—10 a.m. ¢ Elbert Russell S OF JESUS, Methodists Name F. W. Eb | President. The annual election of of | the Young People’s Union ers of f the not?) i“THE SEVEN LAST WORDS FROM THE CROSS” Mills “Chilaren Detween Children under Miss Mable D e Mr. Cultersou’s class for men and Fourth Presbyterian Church A, Gy 18th and Fairmont_sts. 10:00—Justice l-llv'-‘ Bible class for men CHRISTIAN. 'VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vermont Avenue North of N Street Rev. Earle Wilfley, LL. D., Pastor Rev. Earl Taggart, Assistant to the Pastor SERMONS BY Morning subject, 11 o'clock “THE KING T Evening Schaol, Christian Endeavor meeting: ’s tea at 6:15. Revival meetings cvery eve Dr. Wilfley will preach. chorus led by W. L. Braithwait 9:45; Ninth and D Columbia Heights E. I. Bagby. “IN THE SHADOW OF THE 1GNS OF Bj ay_scliool, l5th St. Chnstxan Church 15th and D steeets S.F. _Pastor, DIt. HENRY F. LUTZ. Classes for all ages. Communion serv- | THE MBSSAGE OF LUKE." ncling by the pastor. Sub- PARK ROAD West of 14th. Minister 'ROSS." will pay to come from any part of theleity to hear these lectures. NEW_THOUGHT. HEA HAPP THE PASTOR: HAT COMETH” subject, 8 o'clock— “WHO IS THIS?” Elton A. Gongwer, superintendent. s, 7 pm., preceded by Young Peo- ning except Saturday at 7:45. M. Charlton* will sing. Large €2 Go to Church Next Week INSPIRING, HELPFUL SERVICES Are Being Conducted Every Evening At 7:45 by Rev. Dr. B. H, Linville of Baltimore, Assisted by the Pastor and a Large Chorus Choir. ‘Splendid song service each evening. Begin by attending the Bible School Sunday morning at 9:30. We want to have 1,000 present at this service. NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH Streets Northeast 6th AND H STS. H St. Christian Southwest. PRESTON A. CAVE, Minister | o ible school. “D.;es It Pay to Be a Christian?” Br. B. H. Melton WILI, PREACH. | 7450, L THE SABEATH AND THE| REVIVAL SERVICES every night through LORD'S DAY, | e geer Dr Meiten. evangelt e On_Friday nights. Dr. Lots is giving| 1o singing, led by large chorus chol ou FREB ILLUSTRATED LECTURES on **Char- | will enjoy and be helped by these services. acter Study and Vocational Guidance.” Tt OOMB and bring your friends. LTH INESS YOUTH PROSP ERITY Universal Psychology Association HAR R Y G AZE Ina S eries of Public Free Llectures ON “Constructive Psychology” AT POLI’S THEATER Local Auspices New Thought Temple OPENING DATE, SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 8:15 THURSDAY, MA ADMISSION FREE Order of Illuminati MISS VAN VOAST. will speak Sunday, 8 p.m., *‘Chiange Your Vibration.” Wednesday, 11 a.m.—"Why Prayers Are Answered Wednesduy, 8 p.m.—"The Kabbala—The Tree-of Life." Cumberland, Apt. 85, Thomas circle. ‘Al Welcome, Divine Science Center 2:30, at 1765 Eunclld . “BASTER.” Close Mrs. Field, lllflel’ Meeting every Friday st with Subject next Frids healing service. NEW THOUGHT ASSOCIATION At Rauscher's, Coun, ave. and L st., day, at 4 p.m., Miss Ada Rainey Will_give a lecture on “Living Under Grace and Not Under Law” PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED. National New Thought Center MISS EMMA GRAY will conduct a mental Clinie for girls Wed. at 8:15. DR. RICKER lias a cluss for men at the same hour. Daily noon meeting. patients and pupils week days, 902 F st. Public cordially fuvited. UNITY SOCIETY 300 HOMER BLDG.—PHONE FRANK. 1889. (. side of 13th bet. F and G sts. n.w.) Methodist Protestant Chut in St A5 ; Splrhuhl" l_:nehluu,, and healing and read- Washington and vicinity wad held | Fpionds (ORTHODOX) 13th & Irving sts. | 10§ room, daily, 128 p.m. in the Congress Street Metodist F,,,.en,m s e e Dilly: nodn Jesson ana ellence. Protestant Church. The folldwing | .come. Viva M. January o“McE;h wde‘reflel:clfd: P{;ulde t, F. UNIVERSALIST. SUNDAY, 8 P.M. v. Ebhardt; first vice resident, Henry Glitigan: second vice president. & B.| Church of Our Father “The Use of Emotions™ Zinn; third vice resident, Dre urch o ai Tuesday, 7 p.m.—Christlan Paychology for Monroe; fourth vice president, k (Tniversa knowledge of self. Ball; secretary, Miss £. K. H and 13th and L s u w. ‘Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.—New Testament psy- treasgrar, Bterling Chamberiate Buutay ehot O . o Thutstass 7 p.m—Mind traioing for health (R<Y; Di: Henry Allen TupperApas | Sioralny worsiiy at 11 am lter Harid| and fuceossr 8 D metaphysical nter. oyl e a2 | Atarsan, -.; erintendent of Hie Universait pretationof mext Veel's 8. 8. leman “The Power of Consecrated ActiQity.” “Come ¢ % ® Test.” The New Way to Health, Success and Prosperity Also On TUESDAY, MARCH 22, at 8:15 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, at 8:15 RCH 24, at 815 FRIDAY. MARCH 25, at*8:15 ALL WELCOME EVA B. WILLIAMS, 1860 COLUMBIA ROAD, Apt. 501—Imdividual instruction by appoint- ment. Classes, Monday and Friday, 8 p.m., . Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Phone Col. 811. * ~— BIBLE STUDENTS. - International Bible Students’ Association PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM, 1012 9th S8T. N.W. 3 p.m.—Lecture by Mr. F. Hoekaday of Bultimore, Md. 5 and 7:30 p.m.—DBible studies. Beats free. All welcome. Associated Bible Students 1315 K ST. N.W. BIBLE LEOTURE AT 3 P.M. Y. ".lc. A, Y.W.C. A, 1333 F st.n.w. Vesper_service, 4:30 o'clock. Speaker, MBS. CABOT STEVENS. Subject, “THE NEAR EAST." ~ PHYLLIS WH T. A 901 Rhode Tsland ave. Verper Service, Sunday, 4 p.m. BAHAI REVELATION. Bahai Revelation The topic for next Sunday at Bahai House, 1901 15th st.. will be: “Religion Should Unite, Not Divide.”” Meeting at 3:30. All welcome, 1t religion be the cause of emmity and rancour, if it should prove the cause of alienating men, assuredly non-religion would be better.”"—Abdul Baha. OTHER SKRVICES. HALL MISSION “The Gi Services at 2:30 ‘b, 4. T. MOBBERLY, chenth-Day Adventist 12th and M Northwest, Sunday night, 8 o'clock, “THE GRBAT JUDGMENT MESSAGE." } \ l | mayerem MAPTIST. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Streets N.W. A. F. ANDERSON, D. D, Assistant /. A. D. BRYANT, Minister to Deai , 9:30 am, N. 11 :00 a.m.—Sermon by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, REV. S.~Faucett, Superintendent President of Howard University. 8:00 p.m.—Scrmon by Dr. Durkee [Chrmnn Iy- vor Mectings—Sunday, 3:15, Junior; 6:45, Senior; 7:00 | pm. diate; Tuesday, 8:00 p.m., Senior. Teeting of pastor and deacons, especially to see any ith the church. -Church Prayer Meceting. (Entrance on H street.) 7:30 pm Boy Scouts. All Are Cordially Invited 1502 1921 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 16TH AND O STREETS. DR. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER, Minister HOME-COMING SUNDAY 11 am—*The Matchles; Mystery of Mercy” A sermon revealing the heart of 8 pm.—“The Most Wonderiul Bmldmg Ever Con structed” A study in tie ighest art of architectuse, MUSICAL PROGRAM. Fau A M. —Authem, *Short Te Deun Dudley Buck, Sole Quartet; bass solo, *“The Palms.' PAL—Anthems by the Solo Quartet and Bvening Chowns, *Calvary.” Rodney; “Jerusa- Parker, cont > %ol Mrs. Frank Hownrd, soprano and director; Krager, tenor; Mr. Frank Haueke, bass, and Mrs. day school, 9:30 a.m.—Commander J. D. fs Qoii? X; B TUnion at 6 to 7:45. with social bour and refrestiments at 6. This live soclety doing wonderful things. Join them. AD former members, their friends and visitors are especially invited to the Home Church Sunday morning and evening. s 1 THE HOME CHURCH REVIVAL MEETINGS Begin at FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH E St. Near 7th S'W. DR. JOHN E. BRIGGS Will Preach at 11 am. on “God’s Scrap Heap” 7:30 p.m. on “Not Ashamed of the Gospel” ehst W. R. Leckliter of Richmond will arri Monday and preach and sing daily at 7:45. He is a “live wire.” Hear him three times before you criticise him. Large chorus choir, new hymn books. Special music at each service. S. S, 9:30. Wanted, 500 in Berea, Baraca and Philathea Classes and the same number on Monday night, which will be “Organized Class Nigl o Chapel S. S, 3 pm Rev. J. G. Pulliam will teach the Bible ass. B.Y.P. U, 6:30. THE PUBLIC IS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED THE IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Bixteenth Street and Columbia Road. TO BB THE NATIONAL BAPTIST ME- MOBIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. l!v GOVE GRIFFITH JOHNSON, D. D., tor. Miss Mary Beisser, contralte; Mr. Henry ¢ had; ok, Edmund ltarry, organis Robnette, supt. Classes for all ages. e Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Corner of 19th and T strests northwest. REV. WALTER H. BROOKS, D. D., P 9:30 n.m.—Kunday school. pastor. Subject 11:00 a.m.—Serman by the “THE CRIME_OF MURDER. Text, Exodus, 20.13. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by the past tor. Tastor. “THE HIDDEN LIF Text 980 3:m—Bible school, with classes for all ages. 11::00 a.m.—Sermon_by. pastor. CON. SECRATION SERVICE _FOE THE which BVBRY-MEMBER ~ CANVASS, Wisconsin ave. and Cliexapeake st. n.w. takes place in the afternoon from a.m.—Sunday scli to 6. 13500 & —Semmen tople, “GOD'S Ni- 8:00 p.m.—Sermon_by Rev. J. B. Clayton, AGARA."™ D. D., on “THE MODERN GUEST OF| @:45 pm—esior B, Y. P. T. THH HOLY GRAIL. 7:45 p.m.—Sermon topic, A WONDERFUL Opening song service led by the choir. Young People's meeting at 7, with warm weicome for all. Prayer and fellowship meeting Thursday evening at 8. Eversbody invited. Grace Baptist Church 9th and South Carolina_avenue s.e. PASTOR F. W. JOHNSON. 11:00—“WAITING FOR THE SPIRIT." 7:45—*A CERTAIN RICH MA! Bible school, 9:30. B. Y. P. Hattsvdl?BafistCF REV. J. H. s'movm‘ Pastor. Rev. Geo. F. Austin of Fiorida, Braogelist. Sunday services: 11 a.m., 3:30 pm. 7:30 p.m. Big men's meeting ‘at 3:30. "West Washington Baptist 315t and N sts. n.w. 11:00 a.m. 7:45 p.m.—*Proper_ Direction prayer meeting. Thursda; Great Power." rmon GREAT BAPTISMAL SERVICH SUNDAY ewering thres 1ve auestions ia 1GHT. ‘which you are interested. NEW PIPE ORGAN. E.Hez Swem 22 you like God made over?” 8 p.m." Large organ; fine solo- 9:45—8. S.; 10, Men's class; 6:45, B. X. P, U. There is a welcome for you. Temple Baptist Church ist; the people large chairs ' (men like Tenth and N sts. n.w. them). 11 a.m., “Jesus has another name Rev. J. J. MUIR, D. D., Pastor. for_Christia Centennial Bapt. Ch.. 7th (Chaplain U.'S. Senate. & Bye n.e. 9:30 a.m., Bible school. You can find & usefulness. . and § p.m., sermon by the pastor. Morning, *“THE KIN{ ! “BAKTERING THE Randle Highlands Church HUBERT BUNYEA, Pastor. Sunday evening, sermou-lecture, “The Pas- slon Play.” Illustrated with 100 magnificent ereopticon views. Other services at usual o hfmlrtk Baptism, Sunday morning at ll —_— e o'clock. - SR | Metropolitan Baptist Church COI‘X ptist Church Sixth and A Streets Northeast. th ana V. ave. 5. > Rev. OWARD 1. STEWAKT, Pastor. John Compton Ball, Pastor Preaching, 11 a.m,, by Rev. W. L. Vao MORNING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK— Horn, and 8 p.n..’ people’s poprilar happy hour, with song service and sermon by Eev. B. L. Granger. A thousand seats and a thousand-fold welcome. Come worship with us; Tth and Randolph streets. Petworth ;"% 508 Taxanonve. Sumdayschool—Clageds for ail, 0:30. . Youne “people’s meeting, 7 p.m. l'my-r service, Thursday, 8 p.m. BETHANY, Rev. HUGH Preaching the pastor, p.m.; Bible scliool “When Jesus Drew Nigh” EVENING AT SEVEN-FORTY- n\s— Miss Nell Mays, the Girl Evangelist AND EVERY BVENING DURING THE WEEK, BXCEPT SATURDAY EVENING. fi 30—Rible school. Classes for all. 9:45—Brother Van meets men. 8:00—Junjor Y. P. 8. O. E. 45—Bright hour for young people. |Attend the Nearest Baptist Church to the Capitol oi the 1 ‘people. p. 5 o T B Niidweek scevice, Tuumasy. 3| United States. WELOOM UNITARIAN. UNITARIAN. SOULS’ CHURCH Founded 1821 I ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE, D. D., Minister SERVICES IN KNICKERBOCKER THEATER 18th and Columbia Road PENDING CONSTRUCTION NEW CHURCH 9:45—Sunday School, Kindergarten, Graded Course and Adult Classes. Also Kindergarten during morning service. 11:00—Morning worship. Sermon by the minister— “WHO RULES OVER YOU?” MR. WRIGHTSON, Baritone. MISS RIGGS, Harp. ALL MR. ATWATER, Organ. »'\t 8 o’clock in Unitarian House, 1789 Columbia Road, George A. Warren will address the Liberal Religious Union on “Count* Tolstoi.” Public invited. —