Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1921, Page 9

4 ’ * sucl T e~ Latest Announcements of Church * N ws, Activities and Services ITEREST N ASI ASHISSONFELD International- Altruism Re- garded Next in Importance to Armament Limitation. 1 BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS. Next in importance, as a confer- ence factor, to the nation-wide ex- pression of desire for armament lim- itation and progress toward peace, and in good part responsible for these, is the broad American basis of .American interest in Asig as a mission fleld. For a hundred years past this country has been building foundations for its political poifey of international altruism. The explanation of the seemingly quixotic_concern of the government of the United States for the welfare of the weak peoples, and for the spead of idealism, is to be found in the millions—literally millions—of missionary sermons and addresses and prayer meetings, and in the tens of imilifons of pages of missionary lit- erature, which have been directed upon the present generation of Amer- jcans. It is doubtless a safe general- jzation to declare that the missionary irit and work is the most typically \inerican of all the general expres- Aions of our national life. Certainly it is what underlies the present con- serence. Still the man on the street done by the United States, speaking in terms of agents employed and dis- tribution of activities, is Christian missions. & Equal to Commercial Interests. Our commercial stakes abroad, such as exported oil, coal, steel, cotton, grain and manufactures, do not out- rank, on the whole, our exportation and investment of religion. No other one of our foreign enterprises has anything like so immense a domes- tic interest and support behind it. A retwork of American missions vers Asia. In some Asiatic countries, h as Persia, America has no other vested interest than Christian mis- . sions. 1In the far east. tho fleld of this conference, there are at present . engaged no less than 4.100 American missionaries, with native assistants employed to a far greater number. During the year, 1919, the latest for which detailed figures are avail- able, a total of $11,284,064 was sent from this country to Japan, Korea ! and China for missionary purposes. This represents only the annual out- lay upon these three countries alone; does not know that far and away the biggest single foreign business the permanent investment, in mllllonl ‘ xtatlons, homes, hospitals, schools. i vo many millions of dollars that no- churches and equipment, represents body seems quite willing to estimate it. Donations fn Small S This vast American investment in the far east is not provided by any single corporation. - 1t comes in drib- lets from individaals, young and old, in every section of the land. to total number of more than 26.000,000 persons. If where one's treasure Is, there also is one's heart, America may be said to be heartily interested in the territory covered by this con- ference. ) The vital cord of sustaining life- blood, personal and financial interest, connects this orlental mission work with literally every neighborkood in the United States. By way of every church in thé country, of all denom- inations, with all of its agencies of propaganda and money-raising, which include the little tots in the Sunday school, and the women of the mission- ary societies, not to mention the reg- ular Sunday services, this enterprise of foreign missions permeates the whole nation. Therein may be found one explanation for the astonishing support In America of the parley upon arms and the east. (Copyright, 192 FATALLY SHOT, PASTOR DRIVES CAR THREE MILES Rev. John Melvin McFarland Dies at Hospital in Cumberland After Accident While Hunting. Speeial Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., December 10. —Rev. John Melvin McFarland, pas- stor of the Oldtown circuit, Balti- more Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, died at the Western Mary- land Hospital’ here late yesterday afternoon from a gunshot wound In the hip, accidentally sustained while hunting in thé morning in the vicin- ity. of Oldtown. Death was largely dué to loss of blood. The clergyman was out in his au- tomobile, about three miles from home, and had shot a pheasant. He reloaded his gun for ready use should he.see game while moving along. He placed the gun on the seat of the car-and in getting into the machine caused the weapon to fall to the tloor, the jar setting it off. Despite .the wound in his thigh, from which blood streamed profuse- 1v, he drove his machine three miles baek home, got out, opened the gate an@ then fell to the ground. He was rughed to the hospital here and bore up ‘well under the. trip, being able to converse after he reached the insti- tution. He was operated upon in the afternoon, but was unable to survive the shock. Mr. McFarland was thirty-two years old. He wus. born near Winchester, Va., whére his father, Charles McFar- 1and, resides. All his relatives, includ- ing, several brothers and sisters, live in “that section. His early life was spent on & farm and later he was em- played for several years in a woolen milt at Winchester. In the meantime he .proceeded to prepare for the min- stey and was licensed to preach five years ago by’ Rev. Harry G. Spencer, Piedmont, W. Va., then pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Win- chester. He was a supply preacher unti] last April, when he was regu- larl; mitted into the -Balttmore conference and assigned to the Old- town charge. Previously he acted as s;‘a’nplx on the Union Grove circuit in this county. His wife was Miss Susan McFarland of near Cumberland, having the same surname as himself. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2:3i from the church of which he was pas- tor. SUNDAY SHOWS CLOSED. Montreal to Allow Only “Movies’” _ to Operate. MONTREAL, December 10.—Instruc- were given By tHe aldermanic executive council of this city to the chiet of polfce-that all Sunday shows in Montreal, with.the exception of motion picture theaters, must be stopped. This means the definite:su: pension of concerts, vaudeville, bu! lesque and other theatrical pérform ances, which have gene on. practically unchecked. .~ - Picture theaters using vaudeville turns. prologues and dancing must eliminate those features and run straight picture shows .only. TO ADDRESS MEN’S CLUB. Dr. Edwin E, Slosson is to deliver an address on “Perfumes from Poi- sonous Gases” before the Men's Club of .~ Mount _Pleasant - Congregational t“hnrch. Columbl;";‘old“ l;nr “T4th Strea, Monday. o " ol Thl*filfl’ “community singing and refreshments. The public is invited. PARSONAGE UNDER WAY. |METHODIST SOCIAL UNION | P. E. LEADERS TO MEET. Georgetown Lutheran Church HOLDS FIIST BA"OUE' Church Congress Gathers in Bal- Building Home for New Pastor. timore Next April. REV. AND MRS. STETSON HONOR GUESTS AT DINNER SISTERS TAKE VEIL |“<cocwacs v vours MEMBERSHIP DRIVE St. Mark's Church Rector Leav IN cflNVENI EHAE[ Rev. Hamilton P. Fox Active in I AlM A.[ Bishop Darlington of South Caro- PHAI.TI)IOHIZ. Md. December 10. luns are being made to entertain Decemb;r 20 to Accept New | | Work of Boys and Girls—Nu- lina Delivered Principal the American Protestant. Episcopal ork e. { . urch congress the week of Apri! Pastorat: | merous Endeavors. Address. 17 Dr. Henry Barion Jucobs has boon v, 9 8 The first banquet of the Method appointed chairman of the committee ‘Two Pronounce Temporary Holy Name Society - Will : ? Soclal Union' of the ‘Methodst Epin. Lt of Tumen 1o serve with him: v 4 | copal Churc! uth in the District of, o, < c RS e ; ; / Columbia was held last night in the Sior&ymen and laymen from all over and One Perpetual Vows Launch Campaign in City : . dining Tooms of the Mt Vernon M. E. the country will aitend the congress. Ei e : = . 'cn&xrflh South, Massachusetts avenue AN street northwest. Bishop eremony. Parishes. ¥\ W. Dartington of South Carolina| . EPISCOPAL. : 4% el e principal address. g An impressive ceremony took place A drive for 6,000 new members in iivered thiprincipalianaredert 53 ) t Church, Georgetown, in the chapel at the Convent of the the Washington section of the Holy motion of the social interests of the Comner of O and Slst a.w. Visitation Thuréday morning, when Name Society is to be launched. in several congregations, and {s largely| REV- JANES B, . QLK flector Sister M. Hilda, Miss Lillion Heaney, e every Catholic parish of the city to-| |the result of the efforts of the pre-| 7:30am—Holy communlon. : as| s- 5 and Sister M. Genevieve, Miss Helen morrow, which will be the holy com- trictSRev. Dr. 3. Howard Wells, an 30 8 thluher,drecllv:d the black veil and . ! munion day for thousands of memberl' lrvbvll “31““ of bMt. vrernan Church 30_p.m.—Evening pruyer and sermon. e noiaces Sy R v : e s o bring the members of the diflereml 0 and Sister Marie Almee, Miss Amelia ¢ ¥ 3 X The archdiocesan and district offi- % f&":.‘.’rfi.‘,‘"“fi' lg.wé::':l." !:;:“;:m- | St’ Stephen - ChurCh 5 Savage, took her perpetual vow: ¢ % cers are backing the efforts of the Church is president of :fi'e new u':(‘:wrui S oy f“n o Rt. Rev. Owen B Corrigan eficlated, R members z;:g:;en::e:regflan?r:mr ; William A. Bennett of Mt. Pleasant Rev. George F. Dudley, Rector. aetad b Res. Thomas I Catson p . - urch is vice president and E. L. ili i o University. e, seemon | : i |itual” irector will assist in making Courns of Bwobis Bnaren'lo scere: | Rev. Philip A. Dales, Assistant. wi preached by Rev. W. C°l.m.nl i the movement in every way a succes: tary-treasurer. The executive com. = SUNDAYS. Nevils, dean of the university. The . | The drive is to continue until Sun- mittee is composed of the following:| §50—Foly Communion. ceremony was followed by the con- ! |gay, January 8, 1923, swhich_is the J. A. Howser, Preston C. King, E. L.| 130 storming oravér and secmon ferring of minor orders of the Scran- feast day of the holy name of Jesus, Loving, John Brayshaw, W. A. Ben-| si00—Evening prayer. 4 ton diocese. ]And a day of special devotion in the nett, W. W. Millau and D. H. Johnson. 3 MRS WEEK. ev. John Bonsano, apostolic dele- rs hat < o o e fevad T enry voenn Tasien ot 1IN |local pastors, calling attention to the HOLY NAME MEETING. Thurs.—Holy_communion the higher classes into the Sodality of ' i drive and asking their co-operation in The Holy Name Society of St. A the Immaculate Conceptio: ter [lprelfllnx this great soclety among gustine’s Church will hgldo its re u- which, vested in full pontifieals, he! {the Catholic men and boys in the ? far monthly meeting Monday st § | ] 1gave solemn benediction. assisted by | d District of Columbia and surrounding - o'clock in the basement of the church. | {Rev. John Twohy, chaplain of the localities in Maryland and Virginia. REV. DR. W. H. HILBISH. All the members and the men of the | i) convent. The music was by a choir Starts With Vesper Serviee. % parish are invited to be present. The !}‘\. E (éteo:‘x‘xer‘:‘t’:ve: %n"l:ar‘::;"g;:fl“ ::;' As the initial religious service of w'xrhe Gleorxetown L:lhu;ln (lrhurc}: Xollovivlnt speakers will addre | 4 Cl Vi sconsin e Volt; 3 meeting: R <% | [about twenty female voices, compos-! REV. DR. HAMILTON P. FOX. |\ r oo Yvening t SC.| erecting a S I iy B e e e 3rd.and CstsNW. | if HARRAS-EWING ing the special cholr of the convent. | T e e oo o *}d “and G| age on the lot adjolning the church, | wards of the bord of education and | REvtDavid " After the ceremony Mgr. Bonzano! Rev. Hamilton P. Fox. pastor of| Sl 2 SRIIL.Y ot 7:30 o'clock, when | on Wisconsin avenue, for the new|P.J Haltigan, president of the Balti- avid Ransom Covel Visited the students and added two|Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church, |3'3{eH SO0 *gernon’ will be preached | pastor, Rev. Dr. W. H. Hilbish. more Archdiocesan Union of the Bolyl 1lam— Wby Be a Christian? REV. DR. C. R. STETSON. days to their Christmas vacation, is a firm bellever that the future of | § MO VamE PR Tl s Tpytagerald, | ' The congregation is making plans| Name Socleties. T RO Archbishop of Baltimore, the Most|the church lies in bringing up the | Yio; “Gf the Dominican House of|for a public reception to the pastor THE CIVI0 AND COMNCMTY G g B St recter ot o | B MAE 3 Epler Seorienlid seied W i ot el g St aichdih B Bl 5,07, Bl iy Sranng” e TorEnay | "ST. PAUL'S CHURCH - ark's Episcopal Church, and Mrs. > - > e is expending|qjong from many of the city parishes|church. o vice rector of the Catholic University, | his efforts along this line. 4 be in attendance as the guests PSR S e Sy CH of the ADVENT 23rd street near Washington Cirele. i Stetson were guests of honor At &|and Rev. Coleman Nevils, said mass| In this connection Hamiine Church| %L anquet given by the en’s lub o > & o nunection amline urc ty. banquet given by the Men's Club of | B0, 0 O bapel yorterday. o [has & Boy Scout troop, Camp Fire | Of St Peter's branch of fte Sooe. \CATHOLIC D. OF A. ELECT son is to leave here December 20 to | Was assisted by Rev. Thomas I Gas- Girls and child's welfare center. The| .. " vesper service January - ! » Eo to New York city as rector of |80n. After praylng for & while at the |Bcouts and Camp Fire Girls meet each Al his year will bo celebrated at Trinity Church. tomb of Archbishop Neale, second | Friday night, at which time a moving | S e oA Church, On January |Miss Mary C. Boland Selected to Brict _addvesses were made by |Archbishop of Baltimore, and founder | picture or other form of amusement |5t AUETENS Ty eonvention “of the Bishop Harding, Canon William L. of the Georgetown Visitation Con-|is provided. The child’s welfare cen- 5 1.° 3"“ "_k’e place at the new Head Organization. De. Vries, Henry C. Biair, D. M. Lea, | Vent. the arcublshop was given & re- |ter work is carried on each Wedne, PiCor Holy Comforter parish, 14th| Catholic Daugh f Al Ralph Given, Edward Callow and |ception In the playroom, He gave the |day atternoon, at which a physiclanlong past Capitol streets, when it is|Court ol Daughtors f of LAmerine: CHRISTIAN HEALIN Charles R Lueca.. Dr. Stataon re- |0 e O aaon. 44ded to| and trained nurse are.in attendance, 823, A3t CARILLOT Cutey will be|Isabeltu), met. recently in_ Carroll St. Paul’s Episcopal Ch 3 d Mrs. Elijah Kinsella, Roy- i S e e e bt i | the guest of honor. Bl dn8 elertal oilicers s Moliows E P I P H A N Y 2 swnmm- Va urch ers as to their food and other needs. Vieed pogien Nies Mathes "anier: g M MATELE PERSY. e 13 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. i * Dixon, William Noeke, Mrs. Charl " Zurho! W 2 i Gt "% A TSl | MEN'S NIGHT PROGRAM. | o-ladiien o'l Wit | oHEYY CHASE CHURCH [ironfo i or b s | CHURCH g : i A Week of Devotion G St. Near 14th N.W. Dec. 11th to Dec. 18th cle, the Girls’ Club, whose members i Church of the Incarnation Rev. Rx)b:t‘t't Talbot, D. D., H Monday ment program. A committee of wom- n H Frances Austin; financlal secretary, ¢n and girls from the church, under | Ninth Strest Christian Church meet together at the church each TO BUILD TEMPOBARILYIm“ argaret Herrold: treasurer.| had charge of the service. Mts. Stet Classes to Attend Services. achool classes constantly are foster 3 :}:finemgfiugjl-fia n:):rl:fls?nel'ufsl-':: son was presented with a large bas- | Afens ni h v ght will be observed at the|Ing social affairs. Eunice ~ Cott W] ket of flowers. Ninth Streot Christian Charen tomor.| A secretary also is employed, who |Presbyterians to Provide Relief | oniCe, Siva Jenpie Bele Mre. Hen MEN 12th and N sta ! Tow might by all the men's classes in | 5PeNds her time at the church or vis- for Overcrowded Sunday ter, Mrs. Gantley, Mrs. F. D. McAuliffe, . CONDUCTED BY THB REV. WILL HONOR MEMORY the Sunday school attending iting in the vicinity, in an effort to az; Mrs. John T. Trapp and: Miss Kath. S; 5 S B = | body &nd sitting 1o the cemter of the | better the welfare of the community. School. erine Babbington. pecial Service pencer Burton, S.S. J. E. Church to Hold Services T A1 e -delivered by Feproentative cemhe mext meeting will be held De-| SUNDAY, DEC. 11, 8 P.M. | Dl 5:30 and 10:30 an. and. urch to Ho! ces Tomorro ver y Representative Chevy Chase Presbyterian|cember 20 at Carrol . AY, 5 M. aily, and 10: and & 14 L ¥ .(,. - Aoblseulef dkentuc o4 andithe SERV|CE WILL PROMOTE Ch’ll.xk:gll. W’l;’lel::; recently raised nearly Undel' the A .' £ EVERYBODY MOST WELCOM or B. F. Leighton. atcheriotithe dargel mens) clasniof $100,000 toward the amount required | TApANFSE LEADER TO SPEAK. uspices O Memorial services in honor of the | 'The musi be U. S.-JAPAN FRIENDSHIP jfor ‘a new and up-to-date house of The Laymen’s Servi * late Benjamin F. Lelghton, a lawyer RGNS itk be Iad by Frak A o im®Nas decidea upon the imme-! Prince Tokugawa, head of the Japa- ym ce ot this oity. whio Qi It dalye aitl | arpanter, (the taseher of anomer. of oD tion of & temporary struc-|nese delegation, will make the re- Associati 1 an be held in the Metropolitan Mey' AR the large men's classes, with orc ture to provide relief for the over-|sponse in the Church of the Cove- tion . be,held in the Metropolitan Memorlal | tra accompaniment dirscted by Pr Council of Churches of Christ Has| crowded Sunday school and to meet nant to the address of a representative oseph A. Harrison. Women are in- the pressing needs of both school and|of the Federal Council of Churches DR. FREWAN G NEAR 14th ST. ;‘::zha’irf. &T‘.m:nz ::: ;:T:H:fnh;: vited to attend this service. Program for Tomorrow at ccngregation. No part of ‘!Xlllebchnrc: _!fi:norrravm ?‘nemooal at 3:30 o'clock. Will Deli 5 g fund, however, will be use e pul invited. ill Deliv i S he board of trustees of this church. Church of Covenant. P prencnt project. t the evening service Rev. Mr. = creaiSpecial Address ‘Addresses will bo made by Justice SERVICE FOR MEN A | . A se i new building cuts into} Wood will preach on the “Christ and : ME jervice to promote friendship and | When the 1o tructure it |the Three Swords.” ’ | JAMES E. FREEMAN CHRIST CHURCH I D. D., Rector Wendell Phillips Stafford of, - et Suprome “Court. br. 7. ‘Beanley 2 food will between Japan and Amer- | the side of the QUSHRE T trations url 3 J1 - wi e 1d te v vill e use: Yy or| ce. prosident of Howard Univer- | Diocesan Association to Hear. Ser- | ima cieror or \omounow 2lternoon | will &80 Nich in various other ways. EPESCOTAL. sity, and th ister, Dr. Mitchell. x"’fl'{‘.‘{‘.:n:'...v'. }h‘::;ye? mon at Epiphany Church. the auspices of the Federal Councll |Additional ground has been purchased of the Churches of Christ in America. | and pald for, and work will go for- St. Marlc’s Chi €0 G st. ne. Founded 1785, - A special service for men, under the | Prince Tokugawa, head of the Japa- | ward, it is announced by the com t. s Church RBV. WILLIAM CORTIS WHITE, Recior. | Will Preach at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. SERVICES AM. y i ICE8 730 AM., 11 K., 8 P.M. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. i 1 - |auspices of the Laymen's Service Asso- | nese delegation to th charge, without using any Third and A Streets S.E. ;fffi.."Eaflichr"3."5::‘:??:5?"'6,‘?"‘35. i A fllmyoéh\:mwon. E:lautllfn‘lot ateats %’&?E’J&i&‘:fi ::::—:le;; ot Ghe Funds that were pro .y S 2 Do ot i ar T TEPTeentINE iy | IO Syening at § o'clock. The o | "I Aduran o bEESI: the Fed- | Saiiad & fow MORIDS BEO. REV cateR T sTETSON. fi@mzmn_uz_ ‘welcomed. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. and 3 > wi Y el 3 eral Council of Ch h i ded conditions In > 4 ¥, o = 1 E. read the resolutions e goma neil o urches will be made | The overcrowde: The Na p.m. clock seryice. by Dr. John H. Finley, = have 1o been recog-| Holt Communion 30 a.m. ), 10, 3 PS - S N e e o tatr® | (yTho new Amaricsn Loyalty Club of [tors of the New ek finea. and | Hixed, and under the- arrangement| CHEE i Boam:| | Church school, 8c45; cenior : Mfcn s Bible Conference, 10 a.m._ mee! pper- chairman of the commission on in- |that has now been made reliet w. e payer: : Eplscopal_Ch "| Afternoon Servi 4 $ parish house Thursday evening at | ternational justice and good will & pending ‘the completion | hetef ERR o . i AT TNO0NEHEINAOE, [ . HEADS MISSION SOCIETY. L:;a:::kw Dr. Freoman will on Tues- |the council, = Prince o o | b ot e Droject, that will repre. | SUNDAY, AVTBRENON CHILORALS o onew . TN .| Young People’s Society, 6 p.m. . ‘ednesday attend the execu- | respond. Other brief addresses will |gent in the future an expenditure of| acholars. ‘All who can repeat the 23rd Paalm. S—Holy Communion, 2 “1Organ Recital at 7:30 the 10 Commandments, ‘4.0 ce-‘l.- 11—Rev, C. Ernest Smith, D. D., D. C. L. & eipan. tive oouncil and department of mis- | be made. 2 t i oot 3125000 Work on the latter 7 n R Mrs. Ofcar Jomes Blected by Wom-|Yoil sy 7 0r o o, 1o |EO b o Jtvagest dctegtyy | 1 00 22020 10 E B T P T e ot W _ Services of the Week: an of Mt. Vernon Place Church. | 15575 in the aharch o 1200 | e bor of Tapanens whs st Svae a TANK CRANE SI AKS. T Chwreh s e 7 5 {Daily prayer service, 12:10 p.m. R ot the Womane Missenary So- Bumbar ofiJananess Whotare wateh:{ DR FRANK CRANE SPEAKS. Christ v Jeme7 ave. betwees 8 waa LUTHERAN. iService of prayer and spiritual Georgctown Lutheran healing, Tuesday, 8 p.m. nm—gl-hm Synod.) C WENCHEL, Pi rvice. 11 a.m. . 8. and Bible ciass, 9:45 a.m. Church Trinity Lutheran Church BEV. W B HILBISH Db FAsioR. In addition, a number of prominent dent of the Woman's Missionary So- ety ot Sount Vernon Fisce . E | FAVORS WOMAN PASTORS. | ierica snd sy egces of T €l | visits anks on Bbine and Gets day oventn _'oth i - —_— ad, . arles ood, the vening. er officers elected | ey Tng F. Nesbitt of Baltimore |B25i0% will be in charge of the Big Welcome. REV. FREDERI Ser ST. MARGARET’S Were: Helen Dulin, vice presi- dent: Mrs. Mary Pile, secretary; Mr: Duri October seventy-six reli- Wb J,y,,,.,;"euu,.,,. M,.":‘ Frrid Tells of Her Experience. Seltsle plenneat to snolITA Teimilar glous :grv‘n:e; were held under thel cor. th aud B ste, nw. (olssout £7300). plumday school 4% 940 a.m. Bermon. *Tue Conn. ave. and Bancroft place. cier, corresponding secretary; Mrs. R. | gpecial hip betw a 5 ausplices of the Y. C. A W e [ R, Pastor. - “Thout™ 5 =l Clergy— T, Buckingham. local treagurer. e Dl e Th fa: ship between China and America. | 4 mqbrican soldlers on the Rhine, with| M- SCHROEDER FalOr o | R tion of the pavior on” Fuebiny B ner. menen® i onm o 0. . December 10.—~There afotal attendance of 3,108, Services| Sertices. 11 em. Puelsti G0 Biw.| s et B orclock, oot REV, VREWONE NEWTON SINEWL 9 m. 3 COME. YOU ARE WELCOME. Kemint e 30—Holy Communion. The society presented a pageant Tuceday ovening denieting Matisdiat | 18 8 wide and fertile field in the min- ere held each Sunday. Bible study Yo ndid & “Methodiet | jytry for women, according to the WILL SING XMAS CAROLS. :,oups;re conducted at the Festhalle, unday school. Motherhood.” . opinton of Mrs, Ina France Nesbitt, T math, Mayen, Engers and infan- | St ¥’s Lutheran Church 11:00Morniag prayer and sermon by days of each month for business, B sid sth THE RECTOR. the second, fourth and fifth Wedne: the Franklin Street Memorial United deal with the practical every-day life| gpy. H. DENNINGTON HAYES. D. D., atur and :em- by ev." Jabes Backus, years. Women in the ministry can of the religious work for the month Lutheran Communion, Thursday. 11 a.m. 20th and LW . Wo LOCHER "Pustor. l g:?;;.:;“mflv of Dr. Glena Meetings are held the first Wedne: Who has Served as assistant pastor of | Church of Ascension Plans for 0ld | try barracks. The subjects discussed s Concordia Evangelical 4:30—Evaning prayer days for mission study, and on the | Brethren Church for the past two English Service. problems of the soldiers. A feature tor. O the R e 3 “THP CHURCH WHERE YOU FEEL AT Hol; s HOMR. FARISH BIBLE CLASS, Wednesday, 8 Tomorrow—Sefvices. 11 wm. in’ English. AL WELCOME ALWAYS. U al third Wednesday for Bible study. Y. reach many people men cannot reach,| The choir of the Church of the As-|was the presence in the occupled ter- CANON CHASE IN C|TY ::l:d &erl-‘ ;n "{'n&ugltl:;ly a voh an cension will render an old English rno;v ‘nt D'x‘“'n ann‘l,(‘ Cr?ngtt:: P?W . ome York city. e Sunday nigl rvice, preot service from 9 to 10 p.m. Christmas | York clly, The oAy B O acy, was problems t! confront women, and & . at thus the woman pastor has s distinct|°Ve- This service .will be conducted | jargely attended by members of the ox Wa:'hingt Noted Brooklyn Clergyman to|place. = °° g along the lines of service established | A ¥ &. " St. Olaf Congregation on Cathedral er work interfered with | in medieval times. Old carols will b : g : e s Preach Twice Tomorrow. s W e [ Services in Bnglish, 3:30 p.m.,” fn Christ B BETHLEHEM CHAPEL. r her home duties, Mrs. Nesbitt, who 18| sung by a quartet composed of Mrs, St.Pant’s English Lutheran Church Cuhy Rew derter doe beiwiti M and ¥ | Wiscomin ave. now. sear Wootley rond. Eleventh and-H Streets N.W. 3 JOBN T. HUDDLE, D. D., Pastor. f;ms':fi’f;'fw;fl‘fehm';f""- Lufich, pro- 11 a.m.— REV. C. E. SYBILRUD. Past “Vision and Service” |Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church B - B the mother of fou - Rev. Dr. Willlam Sheate Chase of | tonamother of Tour children, all at-|y gurns, soprano: Mrs. Julle C. Gray, “Not a bi ] MIZPAH CLASS BANQUET. Christ Church, Brooklyn, will preach contralto; George F. Bayli tenor, t. I give my mornin 3t the Church of the Ascension at|secratarial work and houseneld du.| 813 Lawrence 1 Murray, bass. sssiet- | Immanuel Baptist Church Organi- . tl the afternoon I visit the sick, | 5 53 2,chorus of twenty-elght train- | = 0. " o serves Anniversary. row. Canon Chase is in Washington | & in connection with the twenty-sev-| At least four nights in the week and|“In carryf th 8 pm — i manivbonary ot he Totermatiog| gometimes every night I attend serv- | onureh e e oy envigtis th® | A banquet was given the evening of | #Tf %h Were No Christ” Heform Bureau. o which he 1a presi | ices at the church. Yot I find time | clusively, placed in the windows, and | November 30 by the Mixpah Class of |. & ere Were INO s (Ohjo Sypod. dent. His subject tomorro {I‘;‘" it '-}‘ and our home Is ail the|the music will be furnished 4| Immanuel Baptist *Church, in celebra- BY REV.. HAJIME ANADOMI a w. “Moral Battles to Be Won. appler for the larger service to hu- ! quintet of violin, flute,. bass violin. |tion of its elevents anniversary. Ot Philadelphi . will speak of legislation pending at] M2Rity. To give an idea of some ofI cello and harp. it is requested th: Miss Emma Turner, who has been | Surday school, 9:30. Han Endeavor, 6 Sunday m.: 7:30 p. the present sossion of Congress deal.| (1 Work that I do I have written 400 ( those attending be present not later [teacher of the class for seven years, was o CHE S T L) . 9th AND D STREETS e e S T G "x:::z s since the 1st of September in| than 8:45 oclock, so that they may be | toastmistress. Elght former presidents UINTREEY AT SOUTHWEST. Canon. Chage e oo U Rlecte: st | 3n8Wers to requests for spiritual help. | properiy seated before the service|and the present president, Mrs. L. D. T D Keller Memorial P AN 18 one O the most]| “And I have found that men are as Beayas. Upshaw, responded to toasts. A solo was ARLES T ST M er Lutheran Church, and is looked upon as one| KoY aiive to spiritual things snd S L P fered by Mra. Hiram I5. Johnbon And | ing mcrsuin. 1o Veapers. 8. Lather League, MD. AVE- AND $th ST. N.E. - e ey of the country's foremost authorities | 23 ©38¢F foF the truth as women. a class historical song was sung by the | (o be addressed by the pastor. 7 p.m. DMid- Ni 3 Qunday pt on soclal problems. As president of e JAPANESE TO SPEAK. |banqueters to the acompaniment of the| ek service. Thursday, 8 p.in. Seats free S. T.Nicholas, D.D., Pastor.- the International Reform Bureau and GUEST il ching, ching of spoops on the tumblers. | _And all welcome. Sunday School'at 9:30 a.m. as chairman of . the soclal service AT DINNER. Dr. T Mré. Kate Waller' Barrett, Mrs. Hel- R Earvices . committee of the dlocese of Long Ts- —_— . ‘sunashima Will Address Con- | mick, wife of Gen. Helmick, and Miss OTHER SERVICES. ___\ _|Men’s Bible Class, 10. | Grace cougen ol 6153 for yenrs been brought|Archbishop Curley Entertained by | sregation at Foundry Church. et ot dlinister™ Bre: of . Chlna, | 5 Y.W.C. A I;:lormng service at 11. 5t. Mary Do Eomee Glos 3 : LNV vening service at-7:45. unity Mi rrice R A CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CLASSES Auhfit.'h;"c';;h':‘: S BARON KANDA SPEAKS. VESPER SERVICE4® o'crock. | Young gPegpIe's anc7! ?nermedl y o guest at . ‘Speaker, MME. A. L. VIDOLOFF, ate Societies at 6:45 p.m A course of instruction in Christian)dinner last night given by Rt Rev. Wil tell’ of hér people in Buigaria. e e s e e Mo | S an s Aposolio delsmmte. Tle { ||Japanese Delegate Makes Address| Church of the Nazarene the Phocion debating hall of Gonzay 9y insrecoiving friends ¢ «y¥" Din; urch. | Atonement S5 & & 11 & X Cap. o : : are welcome to archbisfop went to Bryantown, . . e Japanese . §. 9:43; preaching. 11°and 7:45: Young| Services—Susday achocl, attend these classes. ; Charles county, Md., todsy to visit the i delegates to the conference on limi-| Deolel T pravar meeting, Thurday, TS| pother T4 ! ’m“x',’-. priest there, Father Conroy, an old : 4 ! tation of armament. was the prin- |— ki ST WHCOmE ___ STRANGERS CORDIALLY INVITED. TO RETURN TO SCOTLAND. |friend. :He wiil return here this . || clpal speaker last night at the get- Society |Church of the Incarnati g ot : i .8 || tomether dinner of the Y. M. C. A.| (For the Promotion of Bible Holiness.) on Rev. John Robertson, formerly min- | €Vening ‘and later will leave for his 1| arranged by Secretary Beonard 623 isi: 14th and Galistin sts. o.w. ister of City Temple, Glasgow, Scot- {home in Baltimor: : 3 Do Gaat for th AL Tl i Loui bans. Ave. N REV. HENRY MANKEN, Pastor. 1and, who merved. with the British B | | touother closer oo-operation b‘;‘:‘fl:: 104 TR To00s DraD . o[ Buhe """"‘”k-«‘t m. = the members and the vn-rlou- depart- 30—*“THE SPIRIT OF CHRIS! ‘:-th:l.w Al in F y warmisston of visitatlon of the somes (FRIENDLY TALK PLANNED. _ X | P o e wae aioied over| - oHN. ¥, MOBSERLDY, Pastor | ek 75 e oo | _Caréngon 26-W3,_____Ciarenton. Vo | Chyrch of the Reformation|St, Agnes Services: :80, J. DIMON, Rector. Services— :00—Holy Communion. :80—Bunday school. of the soldier dead in Scotlai > Ing overseas in May. The pfl%oc :f:: Chin = b {|by Wiliam A. Rawlings, grace was | _Clarendon 235 larendon, V. ister, Lloyd George, In a letter last ese and Japanese Speakers in eald by Dr. George Otis Smith, a|THEFIRST ANNUAL CONVOCATION OF THE week expressed his interest in Dr. : % piano solo was given by Miss Mariorie UaToN MOLINESS ASSOCIATRON e, ave. A Dt} Roborteon's Turther mission inScot: Forum Program.. : G. 2"a contralto sole by| il be beld ia 0dd Fellows Hall, 28tk st LT and and his best wishes for its suc-| The second of two friendly, frank Miss Anita Gauges. Addresses were| g SBundays, 10:80 a.1 “and 7: BUNDAY SCHOOL, 9:80 A.M. gess Dr. Robertson has been rest- |meotings of Chiness and Jipaness made'by A L Ward, educational de- E"" week days, 2| Come ana beip us got 600 b7 Ian “Rabertson. rector of Hartwell |atms Imitetion ana fer sast problocss, & o department; B B Wiiior, hoyw | B I, Bureeee br. B. - Marreo Morning service. oo Eplscopal Church, Cincinnatl, . arranged as part of .:..exn.,!g.',"“u::‘.'i 3 department; C. E. vB’s%(:t(t},uné]xlml R. Killingsworth. o s s “""":'*.‘.‘,',',';' & ?‘3',5«: . anniversary pro| a .:m 'rf:l'a“.'é % bership department. b *First Sunday in each mouth, Holy Com- SONGS AND CAROLS BY VESTED CHOIR B 2 3 ] . YREE INSTRUOTION IN THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY! Luther Place Memorial Seve 736, 10:30 aas s : 7:80, 10 Take Florida_sve. or North Caj London University, has held the reader- i T Bistory at thal nelitution since | * B PP RNl former mintater| AR CHRISTIAN CE | awonrw xaoncx scrwonuss, cmares, e i A ZEne . Rivtory Rt et | of, Anages, Japarn; Agmiral Toat Ting : r terter smmistant) lecturer y at Man-|Kan of China, President J. Stanley doctrines and metbods of treating ell kinds 6th and Howard place n.w., G. M. Ditt - g Durkee of Haryard University and I o R o SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 4:30. o > Dr. Witbur F. ta will maice ad PRIDAN. ] T ie. "Cotmin, L B O 8., Disi. Nat:| - : B Ch?:”‘ Canon iam e ® s Bank Udl 1406 G st. n.w. By appointment chairman of the reform bu- dissctern will proats REV. KAKICHI TSUNASHIMA. Bible schest - Room ¢ Dr. Kakichi Tsunashima, a graduate Arms and Far East Problems for. Come. SOCIETY TO MEET. of Yale University, where he took T 11:008.0.~Theme, *“The Deyspring From The Woman's Missionary Soclety of [high honors, and _for twenty-five| —~ON— 27th Anniversary Interna- i Calvary Baptist Church™ will meet|years pastor of the Second Congrega- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 7:0p.m—0. B. ic, “Points ig the next Tuesday morning in the lecture|tional Church of Tokio, is to deliver By William C. 8 3, of tional Reform Bureau o] room of the church at 11 o'clock.|an address on “SBome Phases of Chris- Mo Fork. > o will < Mrs. Willlam 8. Abernethy, wife of |tianity in Japan,” to morrow evening reship The following soted speakers will take part: e the pastor, will be th aker, her|at 8 o'clock m Foundry Methodist |} of The Mother Ol 3 e m iR RN a _M‘l';mulh-fl- 8 p. St. J hn’s Church o 16th and B Sta. subject being “Japan.” -She will alsc{Church, 16th street near P street. e iy T ity DR WILEUE| Seats free. Voluntary contributions. " MI8S T. B. NELSON, A. B., Welfare Secy. PEOPLE’S FORUM 9:45 0.0~ Ble schest. Boom for ::m-odueo w:n- v«;t 2‘&‘{"“': vl;; R:' ul;ar mgngxsl ;ervllcl? the p:‘unr. = Sedentist ors now ,in asl on. 80! V. . ndolp! w ‘preacl on 3 3 5 o] will be sung by Mrs. J. P. Leake,|“The Handicap of Life” Thursday|] _Oolumbis Read sad Cangn Wm. Sheafe’ Chase of This Church-Welcomes YOU. e 3 1% &.m.— Morn Christmas carols will bé sung by|evening, the Chinese student move. b : children from th ment will be presented at 7:15 o'clock ¢ New York Presides Baptist Orphanage, In charge of Mrs. E. Hilton Jackson|to the class in the study of Christian : e = Mt Vi of_the board of 1ady nn:uon. missions. Thursd: December 22, d ernon Luncheon will be gerved at 1 o*clock, | Bishop Herbert Welch, resident bishop i and ‘at 2 pm. Mrs. s wili|of Japan and -Kores, will deliver an’ conduct the mission. study address at 7:1j to the same class, TRBESYR IS 25 gy R o2 W B 1 T R