Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1922, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, . WASHINGTON, . *2 SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1922, 11 Latest Announcements PULPIT AND PEW “The Discerning Mind” will be the ;:repnrnt The‘p;slor. Re\th.‘ P:ué : o on by Rev. Ulysses | Langhorne, will have-an_ illustrate #ubject of the sermon by Rev. Ulysses |\ S0l Ll0e Yontitled “The Clock. B. Pierce, minister of All Souls’ Church, tomorrow morning in B. F. Keith's Theater. The musical num- bers will be rendered by Charles Trowbridge Tittman, bass, and Harry Waller, violin, with Lewis Corning Atwater at the plano. * ok ok Children’s day and preaching serv- 1ce will be combined at Fifth Baptist Church iomorrow morning and children from the Baptist Children's Home will be present and take part In the exercises. An offering will be recetved for the Children's Home. Dr. John E. Briggs will preach at 7:45 pm. . * Kok % morrow in the Metropolitan Memorial At the H Street Christian Church.|M. E. Church. At 11 a.m. the Sunday 6th and H strects, Children's day will | 5chool will render a program under tomorrow. At the 11[the direction of Miss Bertha Gray. ¢ the pastor, Rev. P. A. | Oscar Allen is the superintendent. °h a special sermon to | At § p.m. the minister, Rev. Dr. Harry for his subject, “A | D. Mitchell, will conduct a special Lad Who Helped the Lord.” | service in the lecture room and will At 8 O be rendered preceded by ert Buchanan a special program will ¥ the Sunday school, orsan recital by Rob: n ok ok % member of the inity attended the night, when Rep- spoke. A dem- »ne was given, 1\ members of the club Practically Men's Club meeting Thursday resentative Zihln onstration of t following whi the | | 1 | ! Souvenir . text buttons will be dis tributed to all present. In the even- ing the pastor will preach. * ok % ¥ Under the auspices of the Women's Christien Temperance Unlon, Mrs. Lily Charles McFadden will speak at the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 4 p.m. * k ¥ % At the Immanuel Baptist Church Rev. Gove G. Johnson preaches tomor- row morning following the Bible school Children’s day exercises and the dedication of little ones. At night the sermon is on the topic, “In What Column Are You?' a lesson from newspaper advertising. * Kk K % Children’s day will be observed to- speak on “The Life of Bishop Bash- ford.” This sermon-lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon slides. The regular summer schedule will be in- augurated on Sunday, June 18. * ok ok ok “When Should We Lie?" is the sub- ject of a lecture to be given by Gar- nett January at the Unity auditorium, 0 Homer building, 611 13th street northwest, tomorrow evening at 8§ gave a musical program o'clock. “Dollars and Health” is the * ok ok % subject of a special lecture to_be The annual excursion of St. Paul's|8iven Wednesday evening at 7:30 Sunday school will be held at Mar-|o'clock by Mrs. January. A begin- shall Hall, Monday. June ne class and healing meeting is e ey held each Thursday evening at 7:30 Members of the Choir and|o'clock. Acolyte Guild will leave early in July Ei Ry for ‘the summer camp at Colonial| *Folks Flirt in Washington” Is Beach, Va., where for many summers | Rev. E. Hez Swem's subject tomor- past they have given them by m * ok k% enjoyed the outing bers of St. Paul row night, § o'clock, Centennial Bap- tist Church, 7th and I streefs north- The_auditorium is finely ven- Mrs. Julius W. Freoman, chairman |iilated. =~ The morning subject is of the Maryland diocesan counctl of | “What Baptists Cannot Do.” the Church Service League, will ad- | XK X K dress the League at St. John's, Olney,| Children's day service will be held Md, June 14 iat the Calvary Methodist Caurch to- e e | morrow at 10:30 ‘o'clock. At this time Rev. David Ransom Covell, rector|l'¢ Pastor, Dr. ames Shera Montgom- of Trinity Diocesan’ Church, at 3d and | £1¥: Wiil receive members into the © streets northwest, will preach the | Church and also administer the sacra- last of a series of sermons on the |Ment of bapttsm. In the evening at § five great religions, the topic being |OC0¢k Representative Fritz G. Lan- SORriatlanity, the Retiaion o« ing|ham of Texas, will deliver a special ad. World. {dress on “The God Kind or Mankind.” * ok ok x R Dr. John E. Briggs will preach at Tenleytown Baptist Church tomorrow morning. Rev. Mr. Luttrell preach tomorrow night. The praye meeting has been changed nesday night * Kk x at FEastern 6th and Mary Services Church, | | will ] | Dr. Henry Allen Tupper will speak on “Christ and Children,” at the 11 o'clock ces at the First Baptist Caurch, 16ith and O streets tomorrow, and in the o Wed- | €vening he will deliver the fifth of his s on “Marriage—Before and After,” the subject this evening being “The Devil in Divorce.” There will be spe- al music by the solo quartet at the | evening service. mmlh;asz, tomorrow at 10:30 o'clock. | * ok ok % w e given over to a program by | . g J the pupils of the Sabbath school. | At the First Congregational Churca, Specfal music by the children's choir and an orchestra of twenty pieces will be the feature, with an app talk by the pastor, Dr. Barrows. * ok Wk | ropriate | i, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce speaks to- morrow at 11 a.m. on “When Jesus Was a B and 4t § pan. on “Personal Con- n other People’'s Battles” Mr. Pierce leaves the first of the week for his summer home, to be gone until the At Foundry Church tomorrow even- |last of September. ing the cholr will render a musical * Kk ox % ;;::‘I_HSM'L:: -g’n-;:!‘!;o il be A:"! | Rev. John T. Mobberly is to preach Anna Brett Summy. contominoi Mrs.lat 8 o'clock tomorrow evening at TN Bowie, tenor: Chamee W 3taors | Bethany Chapel on “The Revelation,” Prof | Anton Kaspar. direore: | continuing his sermons on “Events and violinist; George H sanist. Dr. Herbert F. Randolph will preach at 11 am. on “The Education of the Heart." The sacrament of bap- tism will be administered * ok ok ox At Epiphany Lutheran Church, 16th Wilson, or- | i Coming to Pa * x ok *x The Bethany class of the Mission- ary Prayer Union is to omit its meet- {ing next Wednesday evening. * Kk ok k Owing to the pressure of many en and U streets. at 11 o'clock tomorrow | £28¢ments carrying the rector of St. children of the Sunday schoni wiil | Matthew’s parish, Hyattsville, out of render an exercise entitled “Our Life Book." At the vesper service at § o'clock Dr. Steck will preach. * ok ok ok Children’s day will be observed in Metropolitan Presbyterian Church to- morrow and a program provided by ! the children of the primary and jun- _In_ the Petworth Baptist Sunda, school. A program of sacred songs exercises and recitations has bee lor departments of the Sunday school 1s to be given. Mrs. B. W. Guy is in charge of the primary and Miss Mar- town, the Bishop of Washington has onsented to postpone his intended sit to Pinkney Memorial Church, Hyattsville, and to St. John's Church, Mount Rainier, until the early fall. For the second time in three years the graduating class of the Hyatts- ville High School will attend Pinkney Momerial Church in a body the morn- ing of June 18, at 11 o'clock, when the baccalaureate sermon will be preached for the class by Rev. Charles ? garet Moore directs the juniors. Dur- ing the program the pastor will ded- icate children to God in baptism. The exercises will be at 11 am. * ok ok X Rev. Dr. James E. Freeman will oc- cupy his pulpit in Epiphany Episcopal Church_tomorrow morning and even- | Communion will be celebrated nd 11 a.m. * Kok w The annual Children’s day exercises will be held fomorrow at 10 o'clock | | | | | i i i | E. McAllister, rector of St. Matthew's i parish. * Kk ok %k The Burrall class of Calvary Bap- ‘llll Sunday school will have as ]teacher tomorrow morning, Mrs. Ab- bey Gunm Baker of this city. Class ing at 8 a _ REFORMED. 15th AND O STREETS N Grace RN B ORANCE . ) wP 10:30—CHILDREN'S DAY BERVICE. $:00—"AT THE BEAUTIFUL GATE. 9:40. S8 7 pm., (. E. 3 AT 13th AND MONROE STS. N.W. irst pr TAMES D Bomn 3 S0 | DUHRER, Minister. __ ITED BRETHREN. Memorial United Brethren Church and R sts. nw. | FULTZ, D. D., Pastor. | unday school. tor, m by the pastor. MISSIO! Mrs. H. E. Monros, W. L. Cl President T'Nll'fr:\“rk' W g‘fi‘ulflfl-mofll R. W. Beall, W. H. Houghton, ;i Vice Prosident Ksst. Treasuror S GOSPEL ey MISSION IN THE YEAR 916 John Marshall Place Brig‘lxilrll the John 326-328-330 C St. N.W. 114 Georgetown Branch C Wh crnerWhero xvi 30th and M Sts. N.W. You Are James P. McCurdy, Bupt, READ IT NOW Every Night in the Year Saturday and Sunday Our Summer 30th and M Sts. Evangelist Work Begins “ Japhel” The Little Man With a Big Message Saturday and Sunday 216 John Marshall Place G. W. Cory of Wheeling, W. Va. With a by Message of Hope One of the Greatest Missions Invest $5.00 to $50.00 in This Work and Create a Deposit in The Bank of Spiritual Comfort John VII, XVII W. H. Houg LLTTRCTTLLOTEUTTTT , Open-Air Meeting Outings for the Children of Our Welfare Stations City Visitations by Our Community Workers Budget Needed to be Assisted Now hton Phone Main 1731 Publicity Director. ELTTTT T LT T L meets in Moore's Rialto Theater, at 9:40 am. * ok % ok Mt the Temple Baptist Church the Children's day exercises will be held tomorrow morning. In the evening the pastor will preach, having as his subject, “The Unanswered Question.” Dr. Mulr leaves on Monday for In- dianapolls, Ind, where he goes as a delegate to the Northern Baptist con- vention. * k¥ ¥ Bethany Baptist Church will ob- serve children’s day tomorrow morn- ing, with the combined service of the church and Bible school, at 10:30 a.m. An excellent program has been pre- pared, which will be given by mem- bers of the Bible school. Rev. Dr. Stevenson will preach in the evening and administer the ordinance of bap- tism. * Kk x K Rev. Dr. C. B. Wilmer of St. Luke’s Church, Atlanta, Ga., will preach to- morrow morning in St. Paul's Church, Alexandria, Va. His grandfather, Rev. Dr. Willlam H. Wilmer, was rector of this church from 1812 until | he accepted the presidency of Wil- liam and Mary College in 1826. * k * X Children's day will be observed at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow morning in the place of the regular preaching service, the program be- ginning at 10:30 o'clock. * Kk K % Dr. William S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, will preach the baccalaureate sermon tomorrow morning to the graduating class of Denison University, Granville, Ohio. His son, Robert Abernethy, is ons of the graduates. He goes from there to the Northern Baptist Convention at Indianapolis, and returns to Wash- ington June 21. * k X k “The Gospel of Law" will be the subject of Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley's sermon tomorrow morning at the Vermont Avenue Christian Church. In the evening he will speak on “The | Sins of Saints” The male quartet will render special musical numbers. * k ok X The Christian Endeavor Soclety of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church will show the motion picture “Boys | Will Be Boys” at _the church next! jFriday evening. There will be no charge for admission. Ice cream and home made candy will be sold for the benefit of the church building fund. ISEEKS MEMORIAL SITES FOR GRAVES IN BELGIUM | T Pennsylvania Commission Visits Coblenz in Honor of 28th Division's Dead. | COBLENZ, June 10.—Maj. Gen. W.| G. Price, jr., heading the commission | appointed by the state of Pennsyl-| vania to seek sites for memorials to be ,erected in honor of the 2Sth| Divislon’s dead in France and Bel- gium, arrived here to visit the Amer- fcan occupied area. Gen. Price is the guest of Brig. Gen. Hay, chief of staff, who was com- ! mander during the war of the 2Sth| Division, in which Gen. Price com-} manded an artillery brigade. The party of Gen. Price Includes | Cols. Davis, Flenn and Boal, and their | wives; Maj. and Mrs. Van Allen and | Capt. Stewart. i NOTED MONK ARRESTED. By the Associated Press. RIGA, June 10.—Iliadore. known as the “mysterious monk of Russia,” has | been arrested by the Lettish poiltical | police because his papers are not in; order. He was taken into custody at the frontier. He said he feared for his safety in Russia. Iliadore, who was a great friend of the monk Rasputin, told the police he was going to America 1o preach against bolshevism, and had been | assured by wealthy American friends he would be welcomed there. EPISCOPAL. Washington Cathedral THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL, 1 ‘Wisconsin ave. n.w. near Woodley roa Holy cowmmunion . Morning prayer and Litany. Trinity” Ordinations, Holy Com munion_and sermon, preacher. D D STREETS | §( HWLST. i Rev. MEADE BOLTON MACBRYDE, Rector. Services, 11 am. and 8 p.m. Holy Communion—First Sunday at 11 a.m., | third Sunda: t 7:30 am. Q ST. * Ch. 48 St. Agnes’ Church ¥ § 55, %% Services: 7:30, 10 and 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Take Florida ave. or North Capitol cars. CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION 12th »nd Rev. WM. TAYLO] Holy Communion, Morning prayer and sermor __Evenseng, 8 p.m. iy s ?, ROCK CREEK St. Paul’s Church Po{K (ReEs Services in PARISH HALL durin, Sunda; Holy Communion, §:: Full_morning” service—11_o'c ‘—Afl Saints’ Church CVE}Y Cilass CIRCLE. REV. J. W. AUSTIN, Rector. *Holy Commiunion, 7 m. every Sunday. Sunday school, 9:80 a.m. every Sunfiay. Moralng service, with sermon, 11 o'clock. Evening service at 8 o'clock. SFirst Sunday in eaci month, Holy Com- munion at 11 o'clock. | Georgetown, Wiscon- Grace Church e, Wi Rev. GEORGE W. ATKINSON, Jr., D. D., Rector. reb Bervices: 7:30, NEW THOUGHT. National Center of the Christ Healing and Christ Service 002 F Street N.W. Dally noon meeting. 12 to 12:80, ducted by Mixs MMA GRAY and Dr. GEORGE E. RICK! Healing meeting, Frifas, 8 pm., con- ducted by Miss LEONA FEATHERS. Public Tovited. Patients will be recelved from 9 to 6 dally, except Sundays. DIVINE _ SCIENCE _ GENTER—MEETING every Wednesday at 10:30 at 1765 Euclid st. n.w. Bubject next Wedhesday, ‘‘Healing.' Close with healing service. ~Mrs. Flelds leader, All welcomp. ~Divine Sclence Liter- ure. e 'Y OF WASHINGTO! 800 Homer bldg., 611 13th W, Sunday, 3 p.m.—Children's Club. Sunday, 8 p.m. “WHEN SHOULD WE LIE}" Monday, 8 p.m., Men's Good-Will Club— Wed., 7:80— DO AND HEALTI Thursday, 7:80 p.m., beginners' class and healing meeting. “BONDAGE OR LIBERTY, WHICH!" Viva M. and Garnett January, Ohbristitn Metaphysioians. Reading room n daily, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. "Ceoon Bilence, 1290 every day. " BIBLE STUDENTS. x| ] International Bible Students’ Association Pythian Temple Auditorium 1013 Oth st. n.w. © “IN THE HOW WILL RESURREOCTION, 1XNOW YOUI" IR JOINS MISSION BOARD. Central Union Directors Elect Ed- ward H. De Groot, Jr.,, Member. EDWARD H. DE GROOT, JR. At a meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Central Unlon Mission last Tuesday night, Edward H. De |Groot, jr. was elccted a member of the board. Mr. De Groot is a ant director of bureau of service, Interstate Com-| merce Commission, and has had wide | experience in religious and social| service work both here and in the west. He is second vice president of | the Jocal Y. M. . A, superintendent | of the Bible Schiool of Immanuel Bap- | tist Church and rendered excellent! service as chairman of the executive | committee during the Central Unicn | Misslon's recent campaign for funds to erect a new bullding. Announcement was made that §57,- 480.73 has buen received toward the ‘new mission building, which will house both the mission and the Chil- dren's Emerge Home and that contributions are still coming in. At least twenty-five thousand dollars more will be mnoeded before work upon the new building can be started. | it was stated, and all workers wil be asked to continue taking sub- scriptions. During May the mission furnished, 374 free beds, 1220 free meals and 130 articles of clothing. The attend-! ance at the religious services held | nightly was 3.21% for the month with 142 requests for prayer and 96 pro- fessed conversions. { COMMENCEMENT AT TRINITY. Commencemant exercises of Tri Civic and Community Sunday will be held June 18, at whic prizes wiil be arded. June suminer session of the school starts, classes being held from 10 to 10:30 | am. The ci s are informal. The : summer session ends the Sunday after the public schools open. EPISCOPAL. = SO SL St. Mark’s Church | Third and A Streets S.E. REV. WILLIAM H. P REV. W. A MASKER Holy Communlon - Church scliool Morning Kerv vealng _prasel soeieanee ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Georgetown Corner of 0 and Potomae Streets N W. JOAN §. MOSES, Rector. 1 S and ‘St Barnabas' Day bly communion. | - | r and sermon. the rector. address communion. ! T 7:30 p.m.—Evening pi hursday. 10 u.n 11 a.m—"Christianity, th of the = he Religion of th . Covell Nill- avenue and ¥ st nw. REV. J. 7) RVICE 8:00—Holy Commusion. 9:30— S 1:00— Mo, n;sn{ near upont Cii 11 HEVEREREET rr : = EVERENCE- INITY SUN LESSON. DAY, Rev. C. Ernest Smith, D, VEAR 14th. JamesE. Freeman, D.D. Rector. Will Preach at 11 am. and,x 8 p.m. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH 918 to 921 nrfl.nsd'.. Pl:lr.x hington Clrcle Rev. Robert Talbot, D.D., RECTOR. TRINITY SUNDAY. .m.—Hoiy communion. m.—Chureh_school. Rev. C. W. Bispham. 8:00 p.m.—Evensong and sermon. Rev. Dr. C. B. WILMER | OF ATLANTA. GA. St. Paul’s Alexandria 1AM " CHRIST CHURCH 020 G st. s.e. Founded 1783. REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE, Rector. BUNDAY SERVICES. 80 a.m.; 9:45 a.m., Bunday school; 11 5 8 p.m. Birangérs heartily welcomed at the oldest _church in Washingfon. Christ Church, Georgetown, Corner O and Slst sts. n.w, TRINITY SUNDA tull servics, nd address. 7 D —Evening prayer and . Church of the Ascension 12th and Mase. ave, Bev, D. Wellington Curran in charge. ”o(m th Ilndllll l:i:lnl.d.) - —_— :00 b.m-—Bemi-annual election. Ry 7:80 p.m.—Bible study. B hmclhm 20 .1 SEATS NO COLLECTION. Holy Communion (fesf ) mll'Wl NEW CHURCH (Swedenvorgian.) | “firmon by Hov. Thouias W. Gooks. | 14th and A 8.E. Church of the New Jerusalem | The Nativity %2 & &F th street at Corcoran. Junior School, 9:15; Br. Bchool, 10:15. Bixteen| 10:00—Arcana class, under Mrs. Louis F. e worship, with_observank O iwre Subiay. Barmon b the istor. . Al weloome, REV. PA LY, Paator, tion, 15th and G n.e!, 7:30, 4. e :u:.?g"cnhnue Episcopal cn‘m-:h i prayers; attendance at church o Sinaays 'nad Holy _dery ar” com: un and weekly " offerings. m aled Himseif as three divine God has reve! et rine S Second Church of Christ, Scientist. ! NE | MONASTERY CELEBRATES FEAST OF ST. ANTONY Franciscan Order Will Hold Solemn Masses on Tuesday Morning. The feast of St. Antony of Padua, in the calendar of the Cathollc Church, occurs next Tuesday. Services of un- usual solemnity ‘will take place at the Franciscan Monastery In celebra- tion of this festival of one of the first members of the Franciscan Or- der. In addition to the regular daily masses at 5:30, 6, 6:30 and 7 a.m., there will be a special mass, at which holy communion will be dfstributed, at 9 o'clock. At this mass the thir- teen Tuesdays, preparatory to the feast, will be concluded. At 10 o'clock Rt. Rev. Mgr. Thomas, rector of St. Patrick's Church, will bless the St. Antony lilies at the shrine of the saint, after which will take place the procession of the mon- astery clergy through the church, followed by distribution of the blessed lilics to the congregation. Immediately following the procession solemn high mass wiil be celebrated by members of the Benedictine Order. St. Antony was born of noble par- entx in Lisbon, Portugal, at the close of the twelfth century.” He entered the newly founded Franciscan Order | at an early age, and, after an active missionary life, died at the age of thirty-six, in Padua, in northern Italy, in 1231. CLOSES WORK TOMORROW | Evangelist to Hold Final Service in Local Church. Evangelist J. Boyd Jones of Winona Lake, Ind., will close his work as sup- ply at the Ninth Street Christian | Church tomorrow. The pastor. Rev. George A. Miller, will occupy his pul- | pit_the following Sunday. The theme for the morning sermon tomorrow will be “A Wonderful Vic- tory,” and at night, “The Christian’s Heritage.” — WILL INVEST $3,000,000. Announcement has heen made by a committee interested in establish- ing a “University Psy- chology™ that opt on a site of | thirty acres, on Massachusetts avenue extended, near American University, has been obtained, looking toward a $3,000,000 institution, after a plan | { | i of Practical n worked out by Anna Maud Hallam, lecturer in psycl v The committee the an- nouncement con Albert H mmerman, Willlam McKay Clayton, | Craig Donaldson, Charles K. Rodgers and Miss Mary A. Joyce. 1 An excursion to the grounds for those interested in the project has! been planned to leave the Ebbitt House tomorrow at noon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE €HURCHES OF CRRIST, Sclentist Branches of the Mother Church, the Flirst Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, M First Church of Christ, Scientist. Columbia road and Euglid st. | | Pl N.E. Masonic Temple, 8th and F Third Church of Christ, Scientist. Masonic Temple, 13th st. and N. Y. ave. | Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. | The Arcade, 14th st. and Park rd. { SUBJECT— “Godthe Preserver of Man” | CES— 11 am. and 8 pm. NDAY' SCHOOL—11 a.m. WEDNESDAY EVENING MFETINGS— 8 o'ciock. READING ROOMS: | 1319 F ST. N.W,, Room 60S— : Hours, 9 9:30 (except Wednesd: 9 to 7. and Suodays aud holiday 1o 5:30 COLORADO BLDG.. 14th and G Sts.— | Hours, 10 to 9 (Wed., 10 to 7, and Sun. | BISHCP SUPPORTS PAPER. ‘Washington:Christian Advocate Is Given His Approval. Speclal Dispatch to The Star. , BALTIMORE, June 10.—The first issue of the Methodist, under its new name, the Washington Christian Ad- vocate, came from the press this week, with a letter from Bishop Wil- liam F. McDowell asking pastors of the three Methodist Episcopal con- ferences that compose the Washing- ton area to support the paper. In his letter the bishop says: “The area council voted to have the Methodist become the Washington Christian Advocate at the earliest feasible date. Conditions existing during the war have so far changed that we think we can now go ahead with our larger plans. The Methodist has played an absolutely indispen- sable part in the work of the area in these difficult years. Not one of the great enterprises of the church could have gone to success but for Its aid.” WILL DISCUSS MISSIONS. Woman's Societies of M. E. Church to Meet in Langdon. Arrangements are being made for the last quarterly meeting of the Womans Home and Foreign Mission- ary Socleties of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, to be held at Langdon M. E. Church next Wednesday. Mrs. M. W. Spaulding, formerly of Korea, will be one of the principal speakers. The reports of the various secre- taries will be given. A demonstration by “Langdon Mothers' Jewels,” under the direction of Mrs. Fred Newell, is being ar- ruged for the benefit bers and their friends. The music will Le in charge of Mrs. Cornella Kinsella, Mrs. Har- rington Barker and Mrs. George E Parks Those wishing the Sibley Guild di- rectories can be supplied at this ctirg and orders will be taken for ling the same. lection of the District officers of the Home Missionary Society will be in the afternoon. held sae_ Bl ia BAPTIST. Petworth o h and “Randolph streets. Laughorne, pastor CHILDREN'S DA ISES 10 o'clack. Music. 1s Lively d _ b x_ by Pastor in the Ev g Temple Baptist Church Tenth and N sts. n.w. Dr. J. 3. MUIR, Pastor. be Unanewered Ques- 9th and South Carolina av PASTOR, F. W. JOHN: 24 TN AND 8 Young I rh praver meeting T £ KENDALL BAPTIS Ninth and B s.w.—Paster, Walter C. Scott. CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES Morning and evening _Entertaining_and_instruetive. Fif:h Baptist : “Children’s Day” and Preaching' Service t 10 a.m.—Lots of children and The children from the E. IST CHURCH ND COLUMBIA ROAD. 16th ST. To be the National Baptist Memorial to Re- ligious Lib Pastor. Classes for a1l De Groat, Jr Cl‘\ildrm’s Day Morning w raliip, with sermon by of the mem- | aud hol 2:30 to 5:30). 11:00 & m. yoraliy onity 148 EAST CAPITOL ST.— A B Hours, 11 t0 8 (exespt Wednesdayn, 11 | N as hoihe pestos oA 10 6; Sundays, 2:30 to 5: Closea | SERRsaiit ; » hotidays ) {‘In What Column Are You?’| THE ARCADE, 14th nnd Park road (Second Floor)— 10 to 5:30 week duys: also 7 to 9 p.m | Thursdas e BAPTIST. | _towabiy meeting, o (1t & peaver and fe o 3 . | Tenleytown Baptist Churc Metropolitan Baptist | s e Sixth and A Streets Northeast. S L B ¥ rayer meeti Wed. Rev. John Compton Ball, Pastor Morning at Eleven— “Led by the Spirit” A _night ME. e O Second Baptist Church - 4th at. and Va. ave. se. Rev. EC. PRIMM, Pastor. Children's Day’ exercises and address class for you, ¥ rother Shaver meets men. astor at 10:30. Eves service, 8 pm. hree ( societies. B iman tople. “Does & Religious Life Pay 1" ¢ from eight to nine— i B Y.P. U.at7pm. Youare cordially in- SONGE, SHORT SERMON vited to thiese sert and BIBLE BAPTISM “West Washingron Baptist Nineteenth Street Baptist Church § Corner of 19th and 1 Sts. N.W. 3ist and N ste. n.w. (Georgetown). | gpy. WALT BROOKS, D. D., Pastor. WILLIAM R FLANNAGAY, Past e 200 3 “ildren's day exercine | oaioam R e A | 800 p:m —Preaching and praver service, 0B Y. P U Publiic vited moning and evening. HURCIH OF THE REAL WELCOME. T TISLAND A pastor. ““Folks FIirt in | econd st. mw. Cashing . | INKON. Tastor. Washington, bom Araa Cool house: easy chals (men like them): smil- | ing faces: male chorus; large organ. 11 a.m., “Nnat Baptists cannot do!” Centennial Bapt Ch.. Tth & Eye n.e. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 8th and H Streets N.W. P ng by pastor: B. Y. P. U.] 6:45 p.m. Midweek service, Thursday, 8 p.n verybody feels at Home in Bethany.” Rev. William S. Abdrnethy, D. D., Minister. Rev. A. F. Anderson, D. D., Assistant Minister. Rev. A. D. Bryant, Minister to the Deaf. 10:30 am.—CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES The Sunday School will assemble at 10 o'clock. The Vaughn and Burrall Sunday School classes will meet at 9:30, as usual. 8:00 pm—Sermon by Dr. Anderson. Theme: “THE CURE FOR FUSSING” 8:00 p.m—SERVICE FOR THE DEAF. Rev. A. D. Bryant, Minister. N EN! ; 7:00, Intermediate; Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY—MIDWEEK PRAYER SERVICE. ALL ARE WELCOME TO THESE SERVICES DR. HENRY ALLEN TUPPER “CHRIST ANDT CHILDREN” A THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BIXTEENTH AND O STREETS NORTHWEST. + 11 AM.—SUNDAY, JUNE 11th Thousands, all over the world, will celebrate this Children's Hour. Tet young and old make this occasion bright, buoyant and beautiful for the Jambs in white, The Supper of Our Lord and greeting of new members will close the sweet services. At 8 pm.—Dr. TUPPER Speakes on “THE DEVIL IN DIVORCE th of his powerful, practical and heart-stirring addresses on the The, tthie POWELSANCTITY. OF MARRIAGE.” MUSIC PROGRAM. AM~—Duet, for soprano and tenor, “Peace to This Sacred Dwelling,” Alice Grell' Smith. P.M—Anthem, by Evening Chorus, “Oh, Pray for the Pcace of Jerusalem,” Knox; &nthem, by Solo Quartet, “I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say, Gilchrist. A i Baptist Young People’s Union Meets at 6. Social and refreshments. Devotlonal meeting at 6:45. £ Remember the B. Y. P. U. excursion down the river on Friday, June 33, t 8 o'clock. # % ALL°GREEN LINE BUSSES PASS CHURCH DOORS. Cordial Welcome and FREE PEWS at The Home Church of Church News, Activities and Services IPANAMA CATHEDRAL PRESENTS CERTIFICATES. ! > . CORNER STONE PLACED | American Home Bible Institute to Make Awards. The American Home will hold its fourth ble Instit presen nt Solemn Religious and Masonic Rites Mark Event Among the Ancon Hills. PANAMA, C. Z., June 10, (Speclal).— | man Riddle, Here, at the cross roads of the|Presentation by western hemisphere, where the meet- | Thompso. ing of all the nations is rapidly m A special mus ing the Canal Zone for America what | Tendered by AMiss Suez is to the old world, the corner- | Prano, and James L. stone of St. Luke's Episcopal Cathe- |t of credits ¢ of the instit {dral, which is to be built among the | Ancon nills as a heacon light of w rn Christ cently ssfuliy pomp of high Dr, Jumes C sonic rites, | aik Morr: PRESBYTERIAN. Blshop of Panamu, presided and de- |~ 1livered the historical address, The Georgetown Church | actual serv of laging the corner. REV. JAMES T. MARSHA D | stone was perform¥d by District i Grand Master T 1lph Osborn, the Canal , nd members of the jor 1ding Canal Zone Commandery, Knights Templar, v {marched to the scene of the ex: c headed by the Masonic band The new cathedralof St Luke's will NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH upon the spot wher 1 1908, cornerstone of St. Luke's Chapel | was lald, and the ediface will dis- Dr.L.S. Mudgc | place the humble chapel as a symbol of the advance which has Leen in church work o fifteen vears which made | thithe jeneral A have 1 a.m uud { " Park View Christian Church Park road, east of Georgla ave. WALTER F. MITH, Minister. Preacning. 11 I: m *Our Contribution to the | Central Presbyterian Church ROUTHERN wm. Junior 2 ) pom. CH OF CHRIST | DISCIPL ~14th ¢t. and Meridian pl. p.w Bidble study, 10 am.: Lord's Supper and preaciing. 11 m. & 7:80 pm. Praver meet- Tt . MELTON, the pastor. Pastor, 1 b LT trncer weitome. | worsiip. iColumbiaHeightsChri:fimChurch 1o e i TS T e Wallace Memorial 3150, « N the pastor BODY WELCOME 30:30 a0 VERMONT AVENUE £ VER Saices. Eckington { REV. H. L. n A!EK!VIK T YO DAY GET OUT OF L1P Vermont ave. morth of N sf i e _ Seats fros REV. EARLE WILFLEY, LL. D., Pastor. f ! hemeslriot a aer. | What the Bible Says! e achool " Gougwer. upt. THINGS SURELY COMING TO PASS, | 11—Moraing Worshn. sermon_ by pastor SERMON N 'HE GOSPEL OF LAW. rmou by past “The Revelation” By REV. JOHN T. MOBBERLY people’s ten 9tl and D sts. ne IN, JONES NINTH STREET | ™ St U A CHRISTIAN CHURCH | NORTHMINSTER J. BOYD Pastor Eva COVENANT wnd N st WooD, D er. REV. CHARI M e “A Wonderful Victory” 745 M “The Cliristi_an's Heritage” REV. HOWARD D. TALBOTT, Assistant SUNDAY, JUNE 30 a i | ( e : STH AND H STS. H St. Christian “IiANN AT P. A. CAVE, Pastor. CHILDREN'S DAY will be T I e Ginicl A Bie 110 um — “HELPING THE LORD. T — n_recit: &0 j.m —CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES | Come and enjoy the services with us. 8:15 pon.- alsersed 1o D: Wood “CHARACTER TEST- ING CRISIS IN LIFE LIFE'S DUTIZS.” ALL WELCOME Fourth Presbyterian Church At and Fairmo I 0:4% a0 s 1650 8w and_preaching. e Lord's Dayl" PRESBYTERIAN. | Metropolitan Presbyterian | EY H'.‘“I(EIL PAST( T. KELLY. 1 W ram 1 e AT n it} Mr At Reservoir ard Entrance to Kock Creek Park. | REV. MAURICE S. WHITE, PASTOR 0 a.m.—Sunday school. 0:30 1080 4 B DREN'S DAY SERVICE. £:00 s o l I VI “‘THE EXPANDERS." 7 pm—Y. P. 5. C. K hursday. 8:13 j.m —Bible stady hour— ‘CRISES IN ISRAEL'S HISTORY. PECK MEMORIAL STLNW.L | i ; sduy. S pan.—Viet | | ..Dr Maurie E M : RESBYTERIAN |~ MW H 16t AND K DY STS. N.W. ¢ | REV. JUIN e S Gunton-Temple Memorial ASKAME AL A S st TRVING | Paxtor. | 11:00 n.m.—M ~ermon | 745 pmi—Dr. Elizaleth B. Reed “The Land of Gen. Allenby CEeey —Palestine’ Itustrated from photographs R Ao ok Traser mesting. WesternPresbyterianChurch ~ " H st_bet. 191h and 20th n.w. REV. JAMES HARVEY DUNHAM, Pastor. —Sunday school. Children’s Day Exercises 7:00—Christian Endeavor. “The Unsinkable Ship” ¢ BY THE QUARTET. CHURCH OF THE PRESIDENTS. NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New York ave., 13th and H sts. DR. WALLACE RADC REV. KEGINALD Ry Midweek servive Thuredny at & pm Small children cared for during Sunday A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. Westminster Church Memoriai Tty ST NEAR W, RY W OLSON, ECIAL ¢ HILDRE . Pastor S DAY REV. 11 a.m.- S p.m—“TR LEAS A hearty we Eastern Presbyterian Church ixth st. and M ave n.e ALFRED E. BARROWS, D D 10:30 a.m. - CHILDREN'S DAY SRR WHERE a.m.—Bible School. Children's Day. m.—Public worship. Dr. LOUIS SEYMOUR MUDGEF clerk General Assembly P Pastor 5 pm—C. E. ¥ e B SASRATH. Eob KT8, A L0 am §:00 p.m.—Publie _warslip. 0:00 8.0 c I SE of Pliladelphia. m i People’s e PERCOLY pEwe 5 hm.—THE ART OF GET FIRST PRESBYTER John Marshall Place JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, D.D., Minister 11 am—“MEN WHO COULD HANDLE SHIELDS” 8 pm.—A SERMON REPEATED BY REQUEST— “WHICH?” 9:30 a.m.—Meeting of Sunday School, HON. CLYDE KELLY teack of MEN'S CLASS. 6:00 p.m.—Meeting of Intermediate C. E. Society. 7:00 p.m—Meeting of Senior C. E. Society. THURSDAY, 8 p.m—Mceting for deepening the spiritual life. The next communion, with opportunity to join the church, will be June 25, at 4:30 pm. This is Dr. Clark’s last service till September. This church is equipped with acousticon for those hard of hearing. 'THE CHURCH FOR THE SPIRITUALLY TROUBLED.