Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 10

= . S . 10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922. { . METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Whi MEETING FOR GIRLS. S . l Ch . S . chapter of the book “Building Wi ' 7 = Vi ST El / g With | morning at 4 o'clock. In Shiloh Bap-|held at the Walker Memoriai Baptist T = Ll istmas LC India."x ot Chere, * Muais will' bo. furnished | Church Christmas morning rom ¢:30| GLEE CLUB FORMED. Lincoln Road Chur’ch T pec r t erv es A e eeia i onsori vl aeevice Lana by a vested choir assisted by the|to 7:30. ! — s " Minioes | Other Features Planned for Mer- A P d b u Ch T e T o A e [on O (RS TR A Rev. Dr. Hugh Stevenson will W eetng of the mens cluss of A L o ek WEmene & St la 4 he row evening at 8 o'clock, 300 Homer | Waldon, the pastor, will preach at|preach special sermons tomorrow at|the Sherwood Preshyterian Church Wristmas muste &t both services. cer-Hadley Mission. re nne y urc £ ] building, 601 13th street northwest. |the morning service on “The Message | Bethany Baptist Church. At 11 am. | Was held Tues AR & pane Cantate. ~The Mirth of Christ™ | mpo Mercer-Hadley mission is to Chelgtmas Sunday will be. appro- | Christmas 1as To Tell.” and at night | the subject will be “The First Christ- |a lecture o Tl jpaducc By be conducted at the Chapel of the priately observed in all the wervices| “The Angels and the Shepherds”|mas” and at 8 p.m. “The Modern |&iven by ool - vy Giood Shepherd cight days, beginning olhlhe Petworth Methodist Episcopal wmd-y ;n;rnlnz I‘;n 4 o'clock, “lll’l Christmas.” ma‘n «] ns 4 Leasre Service, T J v, accord: 2 Church, Dr. G. Ellis Williams, pastor. | subject of Dr. Waldron's sermon w 2 bt there will be @ | ook E1C€ CUb hax been formed by the nouncement of Kev. C. S. ab M al Ha tomorrow. ~The Sunday school wili|be, “The Star of Bethlehem.” This| Tomorrow night there class and arrangements are bein PEl woRT rlof the ehapel. £ El orate UsIC Programs Q@U@ | nave ipecial programs. . The minister |afternoon the Christmas basket con-|SPecial Christmas service for the | made “for “liera iy S Vo meeting for girls over thirteen A il preach in the morning on “The | mittes of the chturl:hlwl: send Christ- ?"::l'r:f‘p?-:fl';‘g‘f::‘éhfrc?xo There | The fmembers’ of the glee club are nt Circle aud New o of age wil ot mes of Prophecy” and at night mas baskets to twenty-five aged, poor | "¢ o S Toward W. Duvis, ¥. | sch, 1t Gert i o S B ics S e R e Been Prepared for Morning and | Chtimss,of Progheey” and,at mikhe on | mtp a3 B et nd congrer | sl be & mumier of Chrlstmas bymns | 1" BllKeruon. 1 chisten 3" T e e e speak twice January 7 and Mr. Had- 3 3 4 X out the day there will be special |&ation. D e T B Cormuth | Sy o, JIobb. (A, . Cushing, H 5. Ellis Williams, D. D., Minister | iey three times January 14. Evenlng in District music by the chorus and quariet| Although the Brookland M. E.|will lead the singing of the chorus. | Alexander. W. 0350 6iri— Sunday) achee) Q e e oo O arien | Church’s new edificc was dedicated on | The pastor, Rev. Dr. James H. Taylor. { nam, W. 1. Majxincap, A MR. 0. J. RANDALL. Supt. Friteli) rs. James S. Sylvester | October 15, the new pipe organ fn-|will make a special address. Pl Moy g o EaN stallation was not completed until 3 2 4n and H. L. ) An extensive program has been ar- [m——0w——u = % [ Special programs in all METHODIST £PISCOPAL. |Ebenezer M, E. Church departments Although the advent of Christmas|lowed by solemn high mass and holy fto0law o e e e does not begin until tomorrow night flfl;"mu"“’" at midnight. A . »” sts_se. J “ REV. e aralions inavelbeeninaaciny i tive procession to the Grotto of Bethle. The Chimes of Prophecy”| o BEV. 7 W, watess, i Do b e o coite1 oy | hem.” where services will be held, wil o o e G et celebrations at the services tomorrow | Wil be celebrated at the aitar of the 'A Christmas Meditation’ - Zowiiny Nativity: The Evening Service will be literary program | glahorate musical programs have| A solemn high mass at 9 o'clock f . B o been arranged to be presented at the | Christmas morning and compline and argely musical in character. e e evening services, while in | S0lemn benediction at 3:30 o'clock will % | morning and evening services, while in | he other features of the Christmas cele- With splendid Carol Singin: CHORUS AND QUARTET CHOU ST_EPISCOPAL (White.) will be exercises Brookland cars schedule until 3 bration by the mon! will Tun on a spe o'clock Christmas morning, it was an- some churches there jat midnight. MR, CHART WIRE, Director The annual Christmas services at the [ oio0k | ___MRS.ZM. Organist 4 Franciscan Monastery will start at 11|" s T ; z Dougl as Mem()rlal o'clock tomorrow night with matins and | poriore UL he @ compined service to- h McKendr M.E laude. _which_will_be_immediately_fol- | Memorlal M. E. Church, at which time | ee ¢ ELEVENTH AN s | = 5 a_ Christmas pageant ~entitled “The [} Mt R :HwoeRnCDrlih H AND H STS. NORTHEAST. | SECULAR LEAGUE. -fiwe‘e}:em Story l-:vfll- Tol:"hwlul, bedfiwrn Massachuset Ave. . I ' o R I T b e young people. rief address i ana 104 Ktrests, REV. EDWARD HAVES, D. D.! The Secular League | will be made by the minister, Rev. Dr. i (THE RED BRICK CHURCH.) PASTOR. | 1101 E ST. N.W, | Harry D. Mitchell. The service will be 1 s { SUNDAY.3 B.J, 7330 o'clock and the congregution, f ey a.n.— “ABDUL BAHA—AND THE SUCCESSION" | the Sunday school and the Epworth | C MR EDW, 1. YOUN | League will unite. In the morning the i 9a.m.—Prager. 9:30 am.. Sunday school. i (Dr. Wesler, Supt.) 11 am sermon by the pastor. Subject— | “FOLLOWING MY i STAR” : i “The Singing Angels” Special music by the quartet, Baptism and reception of new members. 7:30 p.m.—Cantata: “The Star Divine” by quartet and Epworth 1. 00 pm - et Acquainted meeting. I gue 1 G50 p.m.— Epworth League. Choir. Also popular Christmas <00 pn. Sistie meeting condueted [f 0 the pastor. Subject— REY ALL SEATS FREE AND { “THE WONDERFUL A CORDIAL WELCOME. | i W NAM ! Christmas morning service. 6 | Tuestny's Service of Praver for the|||4-M. December 25. il Mealing of the Sick Omitted This Week. il Thursday, il rrigay, s AM’en! Come Sunday Morning t 9:45 and Hear DR. Teach the Broctor Bibls Clase LER HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH. 9th & P A Treat in Store for You. BRIGHTWOOD PARK Sth and Jefferson Streets N.W. CHARLES S. COLE, Minister. 11:00 a.m —CHRISTMAS SERMON BY Rev. Dillon Branson, D. D. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by the minister : 8 pm pom.— Prayer meeting sstal mee Plan Now to Come to i McKendree | Watch Night Service. "ONION M. E. CHURCH s STREET NaV. TOR. I CHRISTMAS MU CHURCH CHOD 1100 am FINE by the Sun. ; “ S, « coristmas service. | A Man Who Saw God” R er SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC AT BOTH ! Christmas Entertainment |SERVICES BY A LARGE CHORUS CHOIR. A very ing und instructive program 9:45 am—Sunday school. A class for 5 a = v e, EVERYREODY WELCOMED. 7:00 p.m —Epworth League. “Rosedale M. E. Church iA Special Christmas Service 416 Tenn. av REV. O E. LINGER, BROOKLA - X KLAND 14th Sts. N.E. ‘sehow REV. A. S. MOWBRAY, Pastor. 11 a.m.—Subject—, “The Word Made Flesh” S§pm— “Following the Star” 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL John Marshall Place and € St. N.W. HARRY DAWSON MITCHELL, D. D.. Minister. 11 AM.—SERMON ANT “The Christ REV. HOWARD F. DOWNS, Paster. NDAY— 9:3 inday school. 11500 8 m Rev. Grey Fitch Phelps, D.D. | _ pworth League service. ot i : Christmas Musical Service POURLE QUARTET. FINE MUSIC. CHRISTMAS MORNING. 6:30 0'CLOCK— SERVICE OF SONG AND WORSHIP. | 3 WITH | Hamline M. E. Church OTH AND P STREETS, 7:30 P.M.—Joint_service of Congrega tion, Sunday School and Epworth Teazue. A pageant entitled. “Sweetest Story Ever Told” CHRISTMAS MORNT: & E AT 6:30 AM. . 1 Sunday School Christmas Party next Thursday, 8 p.m Al the services are open to the publio. The National Methodist Church l Rev H.. P. Fox, Minister Program: Tomorrow 11 am— “THE PRINCE OF PEACE” 8 pm.— “THE CHILD OF PROPHECY” 9:30 a.m.—Graded Church School. 7:00 p.m.—LEpworth League. DUMBARTON AVE. ises in 8 ] i 1100w Pastor will preacn: ‘The Christ for All i SEE T 13 —Epworth League. Rev. Dr. John R Edwards Iowa Ave M. E. Church 14th and Emerson sts. COMMUNITY “WHITE Christmas morning a_candielight service || 2 at 0 undes the auspices of the Epworth }) Leagie. HE COM- THI 1\7 & thodist Episcopal CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS —_— H Connecticut ave. erening, midweek worship, |; Between Jenifer and Jocelyn sts. PR 1 REV. J. C. NICHOLSON, D. D. 11 am. and § p.m.— Services conducted by pastor. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC 10 a.m.—Sunday school. FOUNDRY CHURCH Sixteenth Near P Street N.W. Green Busses Pass the Door REV. HERBERT F. RANDOLPH, D. D., Minister Christmas Sunday 8 P.AM.--COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS SERVICE OF SONG. CAN- 'HE HOLY NIGHT” (John Hyatt Brewer) by the quartet and the Chorale Society. An all-musical service. 9 P.M.—CANDLEMAS SERVICE; CHRISTMAS £AROL DR. RANDOLPH preaches—11 a.m.— “THE SAGES, THE STAR, THE SAVIOR” New Year Eve at 8 p.m.—Bishop William F. McDowell preaches. Thursday at 7:45 p.m.—Church Night. “AND THE FOLKS ARE FRIENDLY.” CALVARY On Columbia Road Northwest, Between 14th and 15th Streets JAMES SHERA MONTGOMERY, Minister A Chiistmas pageant Wednesday afternoon a party for the children of the Beginners’ Department and Tealth Center. Come and bring the litue 9 | ' Friday evening: 7 p.m.—The Boy Scouts, Campfire Girls and Bluebirds. 8 p.m.— Church sehool entertainment. i alvary Bible =chool, Mr. Edwin Dice, Supt. will be given at this hour. 9:30—Calvary men's Bible class, Judge Joseph W. Mr. Charles C. Murray. president. 11:00—Public worship, with special Christmas music by the Calvary Choir and a special Christmas sermon by DR. MONTGOMERY, on the subject: “THE WORLD’'S GREATEST " CHRISTMAS GIFTS 6:00—Epworth Leagde social hour. 6:45—Special Christmas service, with select readings. $:00—Public worship, and the presentation by CALVARY CHOIR of the T «HOLY NIGHT” (Under the direction of George Harold Miller.) SPBCIAY. CHRISTMAS SERVICE, CHRISTMAS MORNING AT 6 O'CLOCK. Free Sents to the Public, and a Cordial Welcome to All. A 0:30 1 teacher; Thompson, 5 \ e i m.—Epworth League. minister will preach on “Christmas Truth” and the music will be under the direction of A. N. Gardner. The annual Christmas party of the Sunday chool will be held on next Thursday night. “Immanuel” will be the subject of Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley's sermon to- morrow morning at Vermont Avenue Christian Church. He will also ! BIBLE STUDENTS. International Bible Students’ | S Street Association SEPAGEL - it ] At the midweek service Thursday the Woman's Society will continue i study of foreign missions, when Mr: J._M. Plckens will review the second _OTHER SERVICES. HALL MISSION 3 623 La. & For the Promotion S Service Every Sunday Prayer meeting Thursday PYTHIAN TEMPLE AUDITORIUM, 1012 9th st. n.w. 3 P LECTURE SURJECT - GIFT” | 5 and 7:30 p.m.—Bible studies. Rev. J. J. Ringer, Pastor. CHURCH SCHOOL—9:30 YOUNG MEN'S CLASS, “THE GREATEST Mr. R. 0. Mullikin, teacher. Sermon_ by the Pastor. § p.m.—Sacred Cautata by the Choir: *“The Christ Child."” by C. B. Hawley. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Christmas Cantata by ths 3 Church School. Georgetown M. E. South QUE ST. BETWEEN 30th AND 31st. Rev. W. A. Lynch, Pastor 11:00 a.m— THE ANGEL PREACHER'S | 8:00 p.m.—"TH REAL CHRISTMAS i SPIRIT." | Tues., 8 p.m.— WHITE GIFT CHRISTMAS SERVICE.” Marvin M. E. Church South 10th and B Sts. S.W. | CLAUDE M. HESSER, Minister. Mam— z KINGSHIP OF JESUS." Special Christmas music. & p.m.—Christman celebration. 9:30—Sunday school. EPWORTH i “THE GOOD-WILL CHURCH.” M. E. Church South i ' 13th ST. AT NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N.E. | Rev. John Paul Tyler, D. D, ] Pastor. REOPENING ALLEN A & Alabama ave. w.e. pastor. 8 pm.. Rev rown Memorial Church. All ministe = gregation invited. S p.m., Rev. (.‘l.ll;ra'll;fl;‘,ufi‘ Brown Memo. Church 14tk and B Services—Sunday school Sightler, supt. Pres ing, tor. Class for chiliren at 4 League, J. W. Selby Ereaching at 8 o'clock by paytor, come. Shecial Xman sercice atT1:40 X morning. Rev. O. E. Jones, D: D.. Pastor. o Israel Metropolitan C. M. E. Jones, y 40 pm.” A C- Nativity pre GOD —Epworth League. —Exlhortation_wubject. “A GOOD " SOLDIER FOR dEnus > 00 _A Mery Christmas to all of my parishioners. Union Wesley A, M. E. Zion Church 25rd near L n.w. E. D. W. Jones. Pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes. or. B. G. Shaw. evangel arick C. E. meeting, Ma; e wmx.m.{l -:n % 5o :00 p.m.—Song service by choir, Miss Vir- xinia Williams. director. Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church 6th st bet. L and M n.w. D. BATTLE. Paster. .—Sunday school and Bible classes —Preaching by Rev. §. Q. 3 ding elder of Wash. diatrict. rick Christian Endeavor. Preaching by Rev. B. G. Shaw, TAKE LINCOLN PARK CAR. connectional evangelist. ristmas music by the choir. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship | yob ARE WELCOME To QbR SER eI and Sermon. {John Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church 3 p.m.—Junior Iecague Pag- Gogmer 14th and corcoran sts, nw. eant. 7:15 p.m.—Evening Worship and Lighting of Community | 'Christmas Tree. 2 8:00 p.m| Rev. £:00 p.m.—C. E. meeting. 7:45 p.m.—Special song service by choir. All numbers by negro commposers—Cole- ridge Taylor, Burlelgh Special Christm: a METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. ' MT. PLEASANT 16th St. N.W., near Lamont M. E. Church South REV. CLIFTON K. RAY, Pastor 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school and § Menis Bible Clau Bible classes. oy Lo Teton 1f sour children are not in Sunday school or you are not why not start NOW? 11:00 a.m.—Morning worship, with sermon by the pastor— “CHRIST AND CHRISTIANS” Epworth League. A Christmas service for young people. —CHRISTMAS MUSICAL SERVICE By the Double Quartet §Mrs. of the church. A program of exceptional merit, including the i songs and carols. Teacher. ember of & Bible class, 7:00 p.m. | 8:00 p.m. i zabeth S. Maxwell, Director. I Mrs. Nancy Alice Lowe, Organist. traditional Christmas Short sermon by the pastor— “GOD’S GREAT GIFT” | Service under the auspices of the ladles’ Bible class. 7 A.M.—Christmas Morning, December 25.—7 A.M. Service for Christmas time—pastor's subject: “The First Christmas Gift” | We cxtend a cordial invitation to the public and strangers to worship i with us. All pews free. preach a brief sermon in the evening, | The Christmas party of the begin- ners and junior departments of the Petworth Methodist Episcopal Sunday achool will be held Wednesday at the church and the party of the primary department will be held Friday. Watch night services will be held at Petworth Methodist Episcopal Church, Grant circle and New Hampshire ave- nue, December 31, beginning at 10:30 p.m. There will be no evening wor- ship at 8 o'clock. e St. John's Lutheran Church will celebrate the holy communion tomor- row at 11 o'clock. There will be no evening service. Early Christmay service will be held at 6 o'clock Mon- day morning, and the Sunday school will hold its exercises at 7:30 p.m. Monday. The annual congregational meeting will be held after the morn- ing service on December 31. Tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. there will be a special service at the Warner Memorial Presbyterion Church, Ken- sington, Md., when the new organ wlil be dedicated. It is the gift in memory of the late Brainard Henry Warner. who was long associated with this church. At the service tomorrow a new baptismal font and pulpit Bible, gifts of members, also will be dedicated. Special services are to be held to- morrow at First M. P. Church. The Rev. G. J. Hooker, pastor, will preach at 11 a.m. on “The Crowded Inn,” and at 8 p.m. a book study of “The Other Wise Man.” Monday morning, service will be held at 6 o'clock. The Sunday school Christmas enteriainment will be given Friday evening. At Trinity Diocesan Church the Rev. David Ransom Covell will preach at 11 am. There will be no § pm. service, but the midnight eucharist will be celebrated at 11 p.m. At this mAdnight service there will be a musical program. Mr. Covell will conduct the service, and preach the short Christmas sermon. Monday at 10 a.m, there will be the usual Christ- mas day service of the holy com- munion and sermon by the rector with special music by the Trinity choir. New Year eve at 11 p.m. there Will be a short Christmas cantata. Special Christmas exercises with extra music will be held tomorrow morning_and__night _and _Monda: PRESBYTERIAN. Eckington “orm CAPITOL, COR. Florida ave. and Q s REV. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. D., Minlster ~ Runilay school: 7 p.m.. C. E. THE TROUBLED RING. £:00 p.m.—SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRIST- MAS EXERCISES. Strangers Wel Seats Free. Washix,)gto;n. Heights Pres- byterian Church oram=. rofds. Gunton-Temple Memorial 16th AND NEWTON STS, ARD RRASKAMP, M. A., Pastor. Sunday school. ““Christ's Christmas * Music by choir and violin sololst. 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor meeting. 8:00 p.m._8ermon, “‘A Christmas Season Meditation." i~ PECK MEMORIAL Penn. Ave. and 25th n.w. IRVING W. KETCHUM, MINISTER. lam ““CHRISTMAS IN BETHLEHEM." .m.— EROD'S CHRISTMAS PARTY." Men's Bible class. Prm-—C. E. “Christmas All the Year.” Leader, Walter Locke. | 3:00 p.m. —Sunday _school. ‘Wednesday. 8 p.m.—Christmas celebration by the Sunday school. METHODIST PROTESTANT. RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Rhode Tsland at lst st. n.w. REV. G. I. HUMPHREYS, D. D., Pastor. ! Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Christian Endeavor—7 P.M. First M. P. Church { 4th st. near G s.e. REV. G. J. HOOKER, Minister. :30 2.m.—Sunday_school by the minister. “NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE Methodist Protestant Church N. C. Ave., 8th and B Sts S.E. REV. . W. CROSBY, Pastor. —Sunday school. ] and 8:00 p.m.—Preaching pastor. | 5 p.m.—Intermediate Christian Endeavor. Young Ladies’ Bible Class ' Mount Tabor M. P. Churth | 5th and Wisconsin ave. n.w. SUNDAY, DEC. 24—10 A M. Subject—“The Birth of Christ.” Text: Luke, 2.8-20. CONDUCTED BY MISS BEULAH HESS. All young Iadics invited. METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH. by the | Mount Vernon Place | I (M. E. Church South)_ Clovis G. Chappell, Pastor. 8 P.M.—Sermon by Dr. Chappell. Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Epworth League 7 P.M. The Representative Church il 9th and Massachusetts Avenue M. Leo Rippy, Asst. Pastor 11 A.M.—Sermon by Dr. Chappell. Subject: “The Drama of The Star” Subject: “The Unchanged Face” (8th of a series of sermons on “Striking Faces”) Junior Church, 11 AM. Special Services, 7 A.M., Christmas Morning Church this present week. instrument, which was the gift of the Sunday school, will be heard for the first time tomorrow, when brief recitals will be given before each | ranged for Hamline M. E. Church for Christmas week. Tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. H. P. Fox, will preach on “The Prince of Peace,’” and in the This handsome l t re the midnight mass he mixed choir will sing « At 1) Church of 1) Rervice. ' Dr. Mowbray, the pastor, | eVvening a pageant, “The Child Droph: | morrow afternoon will preach in the morning on “The | ¢7v." will be given ~Christmas morsiih, br. Wood will pr Weord Made Flesh,” and in the evening ;::.ds»'iu l‘ih‘;fln:‘llzl;gg‘sbe::k:h:’ x-’;-/ann | ?‘hrtlj:.‘ hlehem There will B At R R L D League, at which there will be special I'lm‘l'l'l'" jcal program 3 : i > { 0lox for violin andg ' The choir of Petworth Baptist Church ; tist Church | Violoncello . 3 evening service, Mrs. Grace “Mooney | BOTI0R, PP, e iwhite gift | Service will be preccded by a pro Richards and James L. Jones will be) (i on 4t 9:30 in the Bible school, | BTam of Christmax carols and the soloists. Rev. F. Paul Langhorne. ), g a¢ 11 o'clock the Christmas morn- the evening choir, beginnin pastor, will have a Christmas Sermon g worship with sermon by the pas- . The subject of the even) 1 in the morning and evening. At thel . nq gpecial music by the choir, |MOn. also by Dr. Wood. will | Sunday School session, bricf exercises |, a5 early Christmas eve service ankincense and Myrr will ‘be_held in commenoration of the | 21d_ 28 eafly CRTIIES, BVE JEVIOT] A ! 5 Myrrh day. Wednesday evening will be the | 50 ({00 O G oI, “assisted by [y, e First Congregational Chur annual Christmas cantata by the Sun- | 25 LR, 0K ihpere will be bab- | Chrjmono noble Picree will give tw., day School, entitled “Santa_and the [ Phecie), SO0 S Lo 0 Christmas n £es tomorrow | Givers”, ut'which time, an offering for ; 0 am. Who i the Near East Relief will be taken. Christmas will be appropriately | ChHistmasr ang ay The , Christmas-eve subjects of Rev.|celebrated at the Calvary Methodist | Today Dr. Henry Allen Tupper of the First|Church tomorrow. A special program i ... . . Baptist Church, 11 am. “A Universal { will be given by the Bible school at f . tin Epiphany Utopia; The Heart-hope of Humanity” |9:30 o'clock. At 11 o'clock the choir laa s § p.m., “The Prophecy &nd Presence of | will render special music and Dr. the Prince of Peace. ontgomery will deliver a sermon on : . ” Vorld's Greatest *hristmas ! “Tne Christmas Mstery” which is | IS » "o the evening the choir, un- 10 pn., the Christmas stors in the form of @) jer {he direction of George Harold nne on . the pageant, will be given at Si Mark's) yjjjer, “will give the cantata, “Holy 5 pan.. sy Episcopal Church, by the Church school, | MIEF:. sery Ly Epiph Christmas eve. 1t will take the place | NER e 211330 pon.. carols ang of the regular Sunday night service, but “Christ the Interpreter” will b the (hymns o the bells will be & half hour earlier, at 7:30 pm. | subject of the Christmas sermon bs e 2 ! e Nerce, ministe communion At Ninth Street Christian Church P S e oo Il e o tomorrow merning the Bible school 3 o ith's Theater. A |Fre; 7 i Kirby. who are returning te u tery ShecElEy i Christ four months in South America, where | 8iven ithe H ‘ Maj. Kirby has been setting up equib-{ At the Chapel of the Transfigura- 'INOrrow &t 1i wu and 750 pm. | ment for the United States exhibit at| yjon eervices are to be held Christ- ! Dastor. Res 5 i the Brazilian exposition. Maj. Kirby is| o8 g5t at 1:30, 9:30 and 11 am. The &' the mq e the general superintendent of the school. | (iiqren's Sunday school entertain- o o1 . R At tho church service Willium Knowles | SRINren’s Sunday, CR0ry fraday at | Purbose 0 Christ's Coming Thers “opper will speak on “How Jesusi g0’ ™ {will e epechil Chri s s s Spent His Christmas Days” At i . he choir at both services, | night the program will be musical| A Christmas program will be ren-i . for the most part, with a closing|dered at the Fourth Presbyterian Brig Gen and Mrs. David Stitt will tableau of four scenes on the| Church tomorrow at 1630 am. At Sjconduct the Sunday morning service Nativity.” p.m. the senior and imermediate so- (1D the ¢ the Social Ser i e “ieties of Christian Endeavor will|venter. 11y e “A Washingion Woman's Unusual| ynite with the congregation in the 10:30 aclock. Special Christmax mu Dream” is the subject of u SWOry 10| Gorisimas musical vespers. At 8:30 |SIC will be rendered by a quartet of J be related by Rev. E. Hez Swem to- | (hristmas musicel VOCROrs en fire- | woman officers b morrow night at the Centennial Bap-| 11, co Christmas service will be held. | The sermon topic of Rev. 1 W tist Church, when there wiil be pop- |} 5 ental trio will as- | Ketchum & 5 2ev. Trvin, : special instrumenta > will chum at Memorial tomor ular music by a tenor soloist, a male | & special Instramental (U0 WG, Ty g quartet and a male chorus. The morn- | 580 W TA8 KRN 501G December oing is “Christmas in Beth ing sermon subject is “Between Our | DIBRL Services St 4 in the evening “Herod « Lips and God.” 31, beginning at 9 o'clock. inas Party.” Walter Locke wil i Chelitazas w1 the Christian Endeavor seryic “The Gospel of the Manger” will be |, The celebration of CANEIES Yar |40 7 pm. The annual Christmas celr f the subject of Dr. John B. Briggs at | hegin 4% 0L ToT" when solemn | Pration by the Sunday school will Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow morn- [ TSR SIERNIEE B0 be sung by | he1d Wedinesd ning, at 8 o'clo: Toe" Christmas hymns will be sung | pontificial high mascs Wil bt Bi0%ith | There will be u ' Christmas tree asi by the congregation and there will be | fU BAV pVEL 100" ciistant priest, | €Xercises by the children. special music by the choir. The even- | gl jonn X, Barrett as deacon. and | The Christmas entertainment w ing service will be the semi-annual [ et 00" 0™ Cartwright as cub- | be given tie: ColRpbIa et service of sacred song. under the direc- | 350 0 ™ The sermon will be deliver- | Christian Church at 9:30 kot tion of William J. Palmer. The prayer { 34000 (G SCPPIGTCeliey, rector | morrow morning br b, meeting Thursday night will be con- e B cieie. Cathioilc Tmi- | preach ' ducted by the Senior Baptist Young | O e nion will be | Christm i EeoDIEsEnIon. Eiven at this mass. The next mass, | Christ v . Rev. Dr. Randolph is to preach at |at 6 o'clock. will be followed by low | fhe ch ST e 11 am. tomorrow at Foundry M. E.|masses every half hour until 10 ShOrt sermon by the pastor. Church on “The Sages, the Star, the | o'clock. At the Metropolitan Baptist Clhur. Saviour.” . x - special Christmas services At 11 oclock there will be a second | pRigial O servi will A Christmas carol service is to be | solemn high mass, sung by Rev. Dr.| o, G0 ‘L‘“‘;"_ 9:45 o'cl Repr PR, Cariwright, assisted by fathers | rentative Lowery ‘will speak 1o from Holy Cross College. The ser-ipcif Dible, class on the “Chris PRESBYTERIAN. mon will be preached by Rt. Rev.[plloofe, —The morning sermon T T AT ~——— | Mgr. Thomas. The music at the mid- ] ;5. mpton_Ball, will be « CHURCH OF THE it Tand the 11 oclock masses will | $i¢ theme, “When Christ’ Wax Bor: L ered by the two choirs of St.| AL MENL his topic will be o COVENANT Patrici the proper of the mass by | 't Shied ‘;'Izmtyl;n“}’r:;m Tree. \ CONN. AVE. AND N ST, the sanctuary choir and the ordinary | buibs, will occupy the p D e Iecil REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D. by the mixed choir, assisted by & full | form "and the parron ity oot 9:30—Sundas schiool. ~ Classes for men and the light of the trec. Donations of women. all kinds will be reccived for the - +11:00—Morning service. Sermon by Dr. PRESBYTERIAN ‘!&:::m of the Baptist Home for Chil- |, retiminary musteal program. {T'ho Church of the Pilgmn’ S| The Lutheran Church of the Aton: Wont? " THE CHILD OF BETHLE | SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. {ment Wil hold its chief “Christis EM." " © Monday morning at 6 o'l S T 22nd st. between P and Q sts. n.w. o R, = g « cloc sl e ! REV. ANDREW R. BIRD. Pastor. S Chiiitoies drie oo il 30—Christmas carol service, by the even 9:13 a.m—Bible school, with clusses for Sio iatite: e b At ing choir. evers member of the family. | s o e ohoir-williby 8:00—Evening serviee. ~Sermon br Dr. | 31.00 a.m.—Services. Preaching. sisted by an orchestra in rendern Wood: ~GOL] FRANK! E 5:00 p.m.—Intermediate Christian Endeavor. hymns and anthems on the o ‘ D MYRRH. 5:00 p.n.—Junfor Christian Eudeavor. s The : digcussed Ly the ing choir of 100 voices. §:00 pom.—Rocial hour and supper ai the Al 00 —Thursday. ‘l:\l' ook I:Y\'i('! manse, which all strangers 00 i == S e n Endoasor ORTHMINSTER Midweek prayer service at 8 p.m. e =3 | Small children cared for during Sunday L XX | morning service. Classes for all. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL. d < PRESBYTERIAN [|x oy 0 " at ol E it , | —— €W YOrK AVeNu€|SIXTHPRESBYTERIAN - | ! Gth AND KENNEDY STS. N W | JOHN BRITTAN CLARK, Presbyterian MATRICE s W M | A0 am selioal urc u ECIAL CHRISTMAS MIsl 11 am. NEW YORK AVE.. 13th AND H Cralg, sololst : - kma o urgan, “ ” Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D. D., “ S COUNSELOR Valince Ragcure “An Unprotested Crib 5 p < S TO0pm—Y. P. K ¢ E B 30 a.m.—Bible School. Spe- $100 pm._SPECIAL MUAIO BY A DOU Id b cial musical service. Chorus of e, HLB QUARTET 3 E & [ voices. Soloists, Miss Helen Stereapilion Rctire. B T S, i {30 voice i 3 {C. Howison, sopran Maj. The Fulness of Time” i WATCH NIGHT, Charles T. Tittmann, basso: ALL WELCOME 4 3 Richard Lorleberg, cellist, and] Thursias Midwerk servien. cember 31, 11 p.m. 5 S Friday - Sunday schoul Christmias entertain- ! De 3 P Herman C. Rakemann, violinist. ‘mont TR onLorkhln Miss Mabel C. Linton, pianist| g o=~ — 1 ) 2 Eastern Presbyterian Charch | *";; 7¢<'": Weshuiuster Charch Momacial stern Presbyterian Chur ; — Publ REV. HELLPEr LB, AR e o e | 11 am. and 8 p.m.—Public| BEV. HENRY W. TOLSON, Pastor s ALFRED E. BARROWS, D.D.. Pastor. | worship, preaching by Dr. J.! f 11:00 a.m.—*THE PRINCE OF PEACI |l e 2 by o 9:30 & m —Bible ‘sehool; classes for all. | Stanley Durkee, president of | 7 pm—Clristnms. 4 Eift service by 200 a. en’s Bible class. \E s st O 5 g 3 L o e WHITE Ciinistias senvice. | Howard University. Subject of o= e Chrixtmas tableaus, carols, ete., by 8. &." | the morning: “A Savior Born.” LA Metropolitan Presbyterian |Evening topic. “Steering by a Fourth and B streets southeas! ” A e c 4 R EELEY ROHRER, Pastor. Star.” At both services Christ 9:30 2.m.—Bible school. mas music will be rendered by| ®30mm—% & Men's class in Maso 11am. Miss Helen C. Howison, so- W’ ‘P e —- “A New Birth of Jesus” |prano; Mrs. W. R. Hamill, alto: cs‘f’f‘ mf‘i&)’tfiflf?(:hul‘ch : ‘ Mr. Louis B. Thompson, tenor: gt e L e NER et - L son, : EV. J. HARVEY DUNHAM. Past; T e e e b Mr. Francis P. Heartsill, bass: 0= Sundny " sehoalamd - Cliristmas oxe 45 p.m— e s % P l Christmas musical service by double quarter. | Miss Elsa Raner, violinist, and | 1ne0z = f piNgacess = ,, | Mr. W. R. Hamill, organist and The Great Love Story’ |“Where Christ Was Born” | director. £ 2o AL B 9 2] OMITED 6:45 p.m.—Christian E vor. | Suw—Cantata . Wallace Memorial Siiayr. 22D ian Endeavor. | o e of Bethlehem” Cor. Randolph st. and New Hampshire ave. |Christmas meeting, special ory o em Rev. J. A. CAMPBELL, Pastor. . Short wermon—Quartet assisted by Miss Prof. T. S(:\';‘K'I‘E. :‘fhn;llflrvcttor_ music. _____ Helen Dodge. violinist, 11:00 a.m. ower timent.” o TR TEY 2. g P » 4:00 p.m.—Annuml white gift Christmas Satm-dn'y. Dm"“ 23, 6:30 Central Presbytenan Church service. Epetlal m. Spe- | p.m.—Christmas exercises of the SOUTHELN L clal music. Cholr assisted by | 5>, =g SI( LN 'A BLY.) gaintet from Lorette Sehoul of Bible School. Christmas play.| gey i3St n " taYiok, & 3 usic, Mrs. T. S. Lovette as- - = A sisting. | Special Music, Estella Thomas,| ¢! . P Wesiminster League. ial Hour for CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS et hriiman: e = 5 % rexs by Dr. Taylo SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. | s00 pm. Thurday—Prager vervice, Swall ol reu can for during I, 22d st. between P and Q sts. n.w. worship. e o Take Min strect cur or Moust Pleassst Rev. Andrew R. Bird, Pastor. 9:45 a.m.—Bible school, with classes for every member. of the fawily. 1 .00 a.m—Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. R. Bird. p.m—Intermediate Christian Endeavor: :00 pm.—Junior Christian Endeavor. 6:00 p.m.—Social hour and supper at the manse, to which all strangers in the city are invited. 7:00 p.m.—Song service. 7:30 pm.—Preaching by the pastor. 8:15 pm.—Senior Christian Endeavor. Midweek prayer service Thursday at 8 pm. Small children cared for during Sunday morning service. A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL To reach the church from downtown take Georgetown cars via Dupont Circle to 224 St. 2 . , Cea s S R car L st. bus line to Irving st, n.w. Fourth Presbyterian Church 13th and Fairmont ste. n.w. PASTORS DI JOSEPH T. KELLY. DE. TSAAC WARD, Sunday. 10:30 a.m.— Christmas program verybudy w come. 8:00 p.m.—Union Christian Endes und congregational Chrixtma; cal vesper. Special rio. A:30 p.m.—O0ld fashioned - side service. i ‘ Thursdsy, 8:00 p.m.—Prayer wervice, pre- paratory to commynion Nunday Friday. 8:00 p.m.—Sunday school Christmus ment. oon—Primary department Becen mber 31 —W}u—h night services of the musi- instrowental Sunday evening. sersice, beginning at 9. welcome to Georgetown Church P ST NEAR B1st o REV. JAMES T. MARS| . VN M A OF RETHLEHEN: 710 & p.m Christmas sonz. Brerrhody wel ome