Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1924, Page 11

v . UNITY OF CHURCHES AIM OF HOLY TRIP Episcopal and Eastern Orthodox Co-Operation in Pilgrimage to fs Egypt Reported. Tnity betwsén the Anglican or Jipiscopal Church and the Orthodox churches of the east is mot far dis- tant, according to an announcement today from the Washington office of the Anglo-Catholic Congress, which has just received reports from the Anglo-Catholic pilgrimage to Egypt and the Holy Land. The announce- Tient said: “At Alexandria, where the first stop was made, the Greck, Armenian and Coptic patriarchs were unavoid- ably absent in Calro attending King Fuad's reception to the Christian prince regent af Abyssinia, but met- Jropolitan archbishops representing the \putriarchs welcomed the pligrims including the Bishop of Nassau and hishop Shayler of Nebraska, accords them full Episcopal honors, even » seating the hop of Nassau upon throne opposite that of the patri- hdn the Greek Church, and insist- in the Armenian tongue, that he Ve the pontifical blessing with a iweled hand cross. “At @ dinner at the Majestic Hotel pilgrims again were welcomed In ech by His Hollness Theophanes, \etropolitan of Tripoli and Patri- archal Viear of Photlus, Pope of Alexandria, expressing great joy at the present inclination to cultivate friendship between the two churches with a view to the reunion of the Anslican and Orthodox. Bishops Exchange Tributes “To this the Bishop of Nassau re- rlisd on behalf of the English Chyrch ind_ the wutocephalous churehesd in communion with the See of Canter- bury that they were di Ous, a8 were all © Anglicans, and especially his VGrace of Canterbury, of doing all pos- ~ible to cement the bonds already Uniting ‘them to their eastern breth- b of those apostolic churches which have borne unfailing witness for all «'hristendom in martyrdom and blood, ‘possessing, as we do, the one holy Fiholic and apostolic faith, the same “postolic orders and the sime Sacra- inents of Christ.’ “The Greek metropolitan was pre- sented with a -declaration of faith' th P forth the orth: communion, whose orders were offi- cially recognized by the Orthodox last year. ° “The significance of this movement Jor unity with the Orthodox is more 1y appreciated in the light of the ds of the Rev.-John O'Brien, who s of the Greek Orthodox: ‘Of §o St an extent is this division of the Church that it celebrates anguages. And to this d the religious popula- '0RGAN RECITAL PLANNED. Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church Sponsors Feature. Rev. W. A. Lambert, pastor of the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epis- al Chureh South, has planned a| for tomorrow even-| 7:40 o'clock , director of music of ive a request organ venty minutes in 4 number of Following the on the southern melodies. recital, the pastor will pri topie, “Refreshing Others.” Music for the regular service will be sup- ed by the Mount Vernon chorus of chty and the Mount Vernon Quar- In preach the on Senior 5 p. m. LIS BAPTISTS TO CELEBRATE. Church Will Observe Sixty-Seventh | Anniversary. the founding Church will be recation next Details of program for this event will be unced later Dr. John_E. Briggs will speak on, “Lesgons From the Leoeb-Leopold- Irauks Murder,” tomorrow night. At “the morning services he will preach i spectal sermon for the children, “A Jugle Call to Boys and Girls.” ' An Army bugler from the Washington Barracks will sound the various post calls. | FILLS EPIPHANY PULPIT. | Dr. Lubeck to Preach Morning and Evening Tomorrow. Dr. Henry Lubeck, who has been cccupying the pulpit of Epi- phamy Church, (G street, near 1dth, since Dr. Freeman's elevation ‘to the spiscopate, will preach at the 11f w.m. and $ p.m. services tomorrow, | Whitsunday The holy communion will brated at S and 11 a.m. At ion of the church Rev. be cele- 0 aan. chool will On_Mon- - and Tuesday of next week, Whit- intide, there will be a celebration of tho holy communion at 11 am. Ty Mount Vernon Quartet to Sing. The Mount Vernon Male Chorus, whieh has supplied music for the regular Thursday evening service at he Mount Vernon Place Methodist iscopal Church South, has been banded for the remainder of the ason and the music hereafter will be given by the Mount Vernon Quar- 1et, under the direction of R. ne Shure. Rev. W. A. Lambeth, pastor of the church, will preach Thursday night. Children to @ive Pageant. Children's day will be observed to- morrow by the Bible school of the Co- Jumbia Heights Christian Church. A pageant has been prepared and will be presented in the auditorium of the church at the usual hour for the morn- ing worship, this pageant taking the place of the customary Sunday morning Service. Rev. Harvey Baker Smith, pas- for of the church, who has been cut of the city for the past few days, will be in his pulpit at the evening service and preside at the communion table. Ascension Services Listed. Rev. Thomas Worthington Cooke, rec- tor of the Church of the Ascension, 13th ctreet and M. usetts avenue, an- nounces the following services for Whit- 2:30 pm.: pm.; fellowship tea, p.m.; evensong and sermon, 8 p.m. Foundry M. E. Service. Rev. Dr. John R. Edwards, who was ected a corresponding secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Method- ist Episcopal Church at the recent gen- eral conference at Springfleld, Mass., will occupy the pulpit of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning and evening. At the Children's day service he will make an address on “God's Gentleman” ; at the evening serv- ico the theme of his sermon will be * Calvary M. E. Services. ildren's day will be celebrated at th YCalvary Methodist Church tomorrow Theme: “Honor the In the cvening at 8 o'clock liver a sermon-lecture on the subject, NEW DRIVE IS PLANNED TO RAISE BAPTIST FUND Balance of $21,000,000 Sought in Campaign to Gain $75,000,- 000 in Five Years. ‘With cash in the sum of $53.832,852.78 collected on the Baptist $75.020.000 campaign to May 1, the conservation commission has asked Dr. L R. Scar- borough, who directed the original campaign for subscriptions five years ago, to return to the general head- quarters at Nashville at once and lead southern Baptists in a special ef- fort to raise the $21,000,000 needed to reach the original campaign goal by December, when the five-year pe- riod expires. The collections made on the cam- paign so far, as reported to th Southern Baptist convention at ita Al .08 2,022,747.90 trict of Columbla, $256,257.91; Flot ida, $883.408.96; Georgla, $4,873,524.26; Illinois, $629,736.03; Kentucky, $8.036,- 00.32; Louisiana, $1.451,985.84 land, $666.716.61: Mississippi, 706.7%; Missouri, $2,249,746.1 Mexico, $648,816.26; North $4,511,014.81; Oklahoma, $ South’ Carclina. $4,32 0! nessee, $3.746,261.52; Texas, 762.80; Virginia, $5.733,141.38 Home mission board, $15 foreign missions board, §86,103; raised by foreign churches and expended b them on their work there $1,003,390 SRR, YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAIN Park View Christian Church So- ciety Gives Program. The Young Peoples’ Missionary So- ciety of the Park View Christian Church gave a musical and literary entertainment Wednesday night. The program included selections by A twenty-plece orchestra, under the di- rection of Frank J. Febbo: readings by Mrs. G. Tinsley Creech: soprano solo, Miss Pauline Millsack: organ solo, Mrs. H. Clyde Grimes: contralto soJo. Miss Mabel McCalip, accompanied by Miss Babp: xylophone solo, Henry Goldstein, accompanied by Misg Gold- stein; organ and piano_duet, Mrs. Mabel Edgerton and Miss Emily Mann, and organ. plano and violin Mrs. Edgerton, Miss Mann and Miss Reese. O. L. Beardsley presided. The com- mittee on arrangements consisted of Mrs. O. L. Beardsley and John A. Col- born. “SAFE HOME” IS TOPIC. Rev. Mr. Johnson to Preach at ll?l- manuel Church. At Tmmanuel, the National Baptist Memorial Church, Rev. Gove G. John- son preaches at both services tomor- row. In the morning, following the Bible school children’s day. the ser- mon will be on “Safe Home," a family message At night the pastor will preach a ser- mon suggested by the northern Baptist convention on the theme “My Life for Yours. CONFIRMATION SERVICE. Rites to Be Held at Washington Hebrew Congregation Temple. Confirmation services for a class of twenty-six will be held tomorrow at the Washington Hebrew Congrega- tion Temple. The hollday service will precede the confirmation. Rabbi Abram Simon will present the Bibles and bless the class Those who will take part in the varfous parts of the service are follow: Service of scrolls—Helene Fried- lander, Achilles D. Tepper, Monroe Cohen, Esther Bendheim, Margaret Oxenburg, Lucile Ostheimer. Louise Kohner, Sylvia Kassen. Service of crowns—Horace Pack, Alexander Wolf, jr.: Betty Neviaser, Elizabeth _ Bernheimer, Maxime Schwartz, Bernice Sondheimer. Service of flowers—Esther Bend- heim, Frances Kahn, Julian Brylaw ki, jr.; Margaret Oxenburg, Johanna Pressler, Mr, Louis Thompson. Service of tribute—Ruth Ostrow Frances Meyver, Louise Bernheimer, Cariton Kaufman, Ruth Markowits, Mildred Witkowskl, Jeanne Flesher. —_— Will Address Epworth League. rincipal address at the serv- lr‘:sheofpthe Foundry Methodist Epi: copal Church Epworth League to- morrow at 7 p.m. will be delivered by Willlam Knowles Cooper, gener!\ secretary of the Central Young Men's Christian Assoclation, this city. A special musical program has been arranged. Dr. Carson P. Frailey will render the vocal numbes Miss Julia Russell has been named enrollment secretary for the league to enlist delegates to attend the sessions at Mountain Lake Park in July. Mrs. Frederick M, Davis has been named third vice president of the Foundry League. Women’s Society to Meet. Grace Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Sheriff, the President, will bring a_report of the meeting of the Southern Baptist convention which she attended in At- lanta in May. There will also be sev- eral papers read on the work of the convention in the south. Mrs. F. W. Johnson will lead the devotional serv- jce. This is the last meeting before the vacation season, and a large at- tendance is desired. Lunch will be served at noon. e Will Hold Commencement. Commencement _exerclses of the Bible Institute of Washington will be held in the Mount vernon Metho- dist Episcopal Church South Wednes- day at § p.m. Dr. George M. Neilson, pastor of the Ingram Memorial Church, will be the principal speaker. A special musical program will be rendered. The public is cordially Invited to attend. Commencement Exercises ot the Bible Institute of Washington WILL BD HELD IN THB MOUNT VERNON M. E, CHURCH SOUTH June 1ith at 8 P.M. Dr. Geo. M. Neilson, pastor of the Ingram Memorial Church, will be the principal speak- er. There will be a special musical ‘The public is cordially invited to attend. e TONIGHT Eugene Fersen Special Lecture Playhouse 1814 N St. The Fulfillment of a Prophecy “A Mismanaged Career.” Special music. 'y Admission Free Collection 17 YEARS AS PASTOR. Shiloh Baptist to Celebrate Min- ister’s Long Term in Church. Rev. Dr. J. Milton Waldron com- pletes tomorrow seventeen years' service as pastor of Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church, and the church and pastor will celeb: the oocasion by special services In the momning. At night Dr. Waldron will preach the anniversary sermon of Naomi Household of Ruth, G. U. O. of O. F. The subject of the 11 o'clock mon will be, “A Glance Backward and a Look Forward,” and with a brief review of the paat years work and the setting up of standards for the coming twelve months, and at night, on “Ruth, h and night. Anglo-Catholic Service. Anglo-Catholles will _gather on Whitsunday at the Church of the In- carnation, 12th and N streets, for the regular Whitsunday eucharis which will include a thanksglving for the success of the Anglo-Catholic pil- grimage to Egypt and Jerusalem. This service will be a sung mass with sol- emn procession, at 11 o'clock. Rev. Atkinson, rector of Incurnation, wiil sall for Europe next week, where he will represent the Central Conference of Associated Catholic Priests of America—the organization which re- cently held the Episcopal priests' con- vention in Philadelphia—at the anni- yersary day celebration of the Anglo- Cathollc congress. During his absence the church will be in the charge of the Rev. James H. Flye, who has been associated with the work of the Order of the Holy Cross at St. An- drew's, Tennessee. Sermon for Children. “Weapons for the Woung,” will be the subject of the sermon by Rev. Dr. C. E. Rice at the Children's day spe- cial exercises, at the Church of Our Father, Universalist, 13th and L streets northwest, tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. At 7 p.m. devotional meeting of the Young People's Chris- tian Union: toplc, “The Child in the Midst"; leader, Miss Clara Beaty. Plan Sunday Show Closing. The interdedominational committee favoring the closing of theaters in the National Capital on the Christian Sabbath, will meet Monday at 10 am. 31::- r;.lr nlllx‘u ;ooml of Mount ‘ernon lace Methodist Episcopal Church South. The steering com- mittee, representing religious or- ganizations will formulate pians for actions at this meeting and chairmen of committees will report. Two Sermons by Dr. Ballock. Rev. Dr. George O. Bullock's ser- mons as the Third Baptixt Church, 5th &nd ‘Q streets northwest, will be in the morning “The Everlasting King- dom.” and at 8 pm.. “How to Over- come Evil With Good. “Miracle of Me,” Subject. At the West Washington Baptist Church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the pastor, C. B. Austin, will give a short address on “The Miracle of Me,” by Dr. Clusen. ‘“Memories,” Dr. Durkee's Theme. Dr. J. Stanley Durkee will preach at the First Baptist Church, 16th and O streets, on Sunday morring and evening: ‘at 11 am—"Under the Right Light” and 8 p.m., “Memories of Home.” Prof. Farry will continue his organ recitals from 7:40 to 8 pm EPISCOPAL. Saint James’ Church Sth st. near Il'? ave. n.e. Snnday services, 7:i 224 5 p.m. r days, Que ot between Fla. ave. and Fi (Fla. ave. or N. Capitol st. cars.) Serrices Sunday—1 and 11 a.m. and § pm. Charch school, m. ly mass. 7 Evensong and Interces- Sunday services: 7:30 L, p.m. Yy sehool, 45 a.m. Holy Com- munion and Hullnf ‘Thursda; a.m. Wor- ship bas oeen regularly held in this bailding since 1807. Strangers beartily welcomed. ST. MARK'S CHURCH Third and A Sts. S.E. Rev. William H. Pettus, Rector. Rev. Willlam A. Macker, Assistact. WHITSUNDAY. —Church_school. Holy Communion {Rector). 8:00 p.m.—Bvenmg~_Prayer (Mr. Masker). Tuesday fn Whitsun-week, bas): Thursday, 11 and sermon and Sermon A CURDIAL WELCOME TO ALL! ST. PAUL'S CHURCH 23rd St. Near Washington Cirele. The Rev. Arlington A. MoOallum, Rector. Whitsunday, Juse 8. 30 a.m —}oly Communion. 10:00 8.m —Morning prayer and munion. instruction. Georgetown Corner of O and Potomac Sts. N.W. REV. JOHN S. MOSES, Recter. WHITSUNDAY 7:30 s.m.—The Holy Communion. 9:30 . m.—Chureh School. 11:00 a.m.—The Holy Communion and Ser- Pr the Rector. The Bethlchem Chapel “A House of Prayer for All People” MOUNT SAINT ALBAN Wisconsin Avenue N.W.,, near Woodley Road Whitsunday, June 8, A. D, 1924. Litany Festival Service, Holy Com- munion and Sermon Preacher, Canon Myer. Open-air Service and Ser- mon ..oee 4:00p.m. Preacher, the Rev. Rob- ert Johnston, D. C. Rector of St. John's Morning Prayer and Church, Lafayette Square. Music by the Cathedral Choir The 4 o'clock service is broadcast by radio every Sunday. Take Wisconsin Avenue Cars or Woodley Road Bus Line Epiph G Street near I4th 9:30 a.m.—Chureh Sebools. 11:008. ‘E,"’,.."""““" and BSermon REV. HENRY LUBECK, D. C. o LL B, = 6:00 p.m.—Young Peopie's Boclety. §:90 p.m—Evening Praver and Sermen by DR. LUBECK. FESTIVAL OF SHABUOTH TO START THIS EVENING Jews to Celebrate Second in Cycle of Three Observances Ordained in Pentateuch. Sunset day ushers in the Jewish festival of Shabuoth, or Weeks, which is the second in the cycle of three pilgrim festivals ordained in the Pen- tateuch. o n ancient times, when the Hebrews inhabited the Holy Land, this festival was agricultural in character, mark- ing the beginning of the wheat har- vest. Its name, “Weeks,” is derived from the-fact that its position in the Jewish calendar is exactly seven Weeks after the second eve of Pass- over. On that occasion the Hebrews brought an offering of an omer (an ;:::;glul aryd measure). of barley to the e, an ereafter they counted the days carefully for seven w oth by bringing two loves of bread baked from the new wheat. The festival is also known as Pen- tecost, which means the fiftieth, since it takes place on the fifti lowing the second eve of Passover, which marked the beginning of the barley harvest. For Orthodox Jews bib nance and keep it only one day. The Pentateuch characterizes this festival also as “the day of the first fruits,” since it introduced the sea- son during which the ancient Hebrew had to select the best of his first fruits and bring it as an offering to the temple. This practice was accom- panied with the recital of a beauti- ful prayer of thanksgiving, which is found in the twenty-sixth chapter of Deuteronomy. VISIT SET WEDNESDAY. Daughters of King Will Go to St. Paul’s Church. The last visitation until fall of the Daughters of the King to a parish chapter will take place Wednesday evening. when the order will visit St. Paul's Church, on Rock Creek Church road. The number of chap- ters in Washington and vicinity is so large that annual visitations are impossible, and each parish branch is visited only once in two years. The daughters will be received at St Paul's by Rev. Joseph Fletcher, rector of Rock Creek parish. Building to Be Dedicated. Rev. Dr. James H. Taylor of the Central Presbyterian Church will preach the dedication sermon for the new Sunday school building of the First (Scotch) Presbyterian Church of Charleston, 8. tomorrow. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, will preach at the Central Presbyterian Church at both services EPISCOPAL. ST. THOMAS' "5 5o 14th Between Columbia rd. and Irving. Rev. GEO. F. DUDLEY, D. D., Rector. Bev. CLYDE BROWN, Asst. SUNDAY, JUNB 8 Holy Communion ureh School Holy Communion and Sermon -Young People’s Meeting rayer and Sermon . and Thurs., 9:30 m. Curistian Healing, Tves., 8:00 p.m. ST. MARGARET’S Conmectieut ave. and Baveroft place. WHITSUNDAY. Clergy - REV. HERBERT SCOTT SMITH. D. D. REV. HAROLD V. O. LOUNSBURY. 7:30—Holy Communion. 11:00—Holy Communios and Sermon by ctor. Thursday—Holy Communion at 11 o'clock. ALL WELCOME ALWATYS. . = St. Paul’s Church *°G500 Services now in Restored Chured. ly Communion, 8:43 a.m. Morning service, 11 a.m. HOLY COMFORTER STI6 GRORGIA AR N.W. Bervices—7:30, 30, 11 and 8. REV. REGINALD B. STEVENBON, hieer, ASCENSION 13th 8t. and Mags. Ave. N.W. REV, THOMAS W. COOKE, Rector. WHITSUNDAY, OR PENTECOST. 8:00a.m.—Holy Communion. 9:30a.m.—Church school. 11:00a.m—~Choral Eucharist and Sermon. 2:30 p.m.—Chinese school. 6:00p.m.—Young People’s Society. 8:00 p.m.—Choral Evensong and Address. Monday and Tuesday—Holy Eu- charist, 10 am. 34t AND A The Nativity .08 7 and 7:30: Chureh school, 9:15, 1 THE RESURRECTION, 16ih and G and 4: Tves.. 10:30: FYi., 7:45 p.m. GIATION, Z5ih and Pa. Ave. 5.0.— 6 and 4: Wed.. 10:30. G. F. 8. Thore.s 7. SE Wed., ne—8 Christ Church, Georgetown | Corner O and 3lst sts. n.w. H W. ~ CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION 12th and N ats. n.w. REV. GEORGE W. ATKINSON, D. D.. Rector. Services: 7:30 and 1i a.m. Dets 3rd.and C sts.NW. . o —— Rev. CONGREGATIONAL. D. C, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 ° THANKSGIVING SERVICE. [ALL SOULS’ UNITARIAN Christ Lutheran Church to Cele- brate Debt Payment. Christ Lutheran Church, which re- cently paid off its indebtedness, will celebrate the event by an appropriate service of_ thanksgiving tomorrow morning. Rev. J. Frederic Wenchel, pastor of the churcia, will preach the sermon. There will be specisl music by the cholr under the direction of Herbert Keyser. Mrs. Coquelet will sing "My Heart, Ever Faithful, Sing Praise.” by J. 8. Bach. Monday evening thers will be a social gathering in celebration of the event. Addresses will be made by the president of the congregation, G. Louls Weller, and by representatives of the various church organizations— Mrs. E. E. Phoebus for the ies' Aid Soclety, Martin W. Uelsmann for the Sunday school, E. Krys for the Walther League, and Mrs. F. Umhau for the Mission Circle. The founders also will speak. FETE FOR NEW PASTOR. Rev. H. J. Smith to Be Honored at Petworth Baptist. The Petworth Baptist Church will glve a reception to the new minister, Rev. Henry J. Smith, Wednesday, at 8 o'clock, in the Sunday school audi- totrium. The heads of the various organiza- tions of the church and the com munity churches pastors, Rev. Mr. Hawthorne and Rev. Mr. Hayes, wili speak. The executive officer of the Washington Federation of Churches, Dr. W. L. Darby, has also been in- vited to speak. Dr. Gove G. Johnson of Immanuel Baptist Church, who was pastor of a church in New York when Rev. Mr. Smith was there, will address the church on “Relationship of Pastor and People. A musical program has been pro- vided, and the Ladies’ Ald will of- ficlate. B Tuskegee Dean Speaks Tomorrow. Rev. G. Lake Imes, D. D., dean of the Bible school of Tuskegee, Ala.. will preach at the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church at 11 am. to- morrow. CATHOLIC. St. Mary’s Catholic Church 5th Bt. N.W. bet. G =nd X Sta. FEAST OF PENTECOST, June 8. Low Masses, 7, 8, 9 o'clock. Solemn High Mass, 10:30, With Orchestra. SERMON : Very Rev. Francis J. McShane, 0. S. A Prayers and Sermons in English. SPIRITUALIST. TO DEDICATE CLOCK Exercises to Be Held at Vesper Services at Church Tomor- row Evening. The clock in the steeple of the new | Miss h and All-Souls’ Churek, 16t Harvard streets, will be formally dedicated at a vesper service tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. The tower clock and the colonial clock in the church auditorium, with the connected system of other clocks, are the gift of Mrs. Ridley McLean in memory of her father, Thomas Monroe Gale, well known for many years in Washington. The tower clock, which has been running for soveral weeks, has already become a landmark at the head of 16th street, and when lighted will become even more conspicuous, The subject for the address of dedi- cation by the minister, Dr. Ulysses G. B. Plerce, will be “Youth and Time~ a’ theme suggested by the symbolic design surmounting the tower clock. ‘The vocal numbers will be given by Charles Trowbridge Tittman, bass, with Lewis Corning Atwater id ing at the newly installed memorial organ. o PGreen FRIENDS. Friends Meeting 1811 Eye St. N.W. Meeting at 11 a.m. First day (Sundsy) echool—10 a.m. ALL ARE INVITED. Friends Church 13th and Irving sts. n.w. 45 a.m. Meating for worship, 11 &.m. . Th y el MURRAY 8. EENWORTHY, PASTOR. 4913 14th st. n.w. Phone Col. 8672. WELCOME TO ALL. Special song service. Junior and Benlor C. E_at 4 and 6:45 pm. Fourteenth Street Church of Christ 14th and Merid! Bible study, Presching and LR it bod earty wel 3 Vermont Avenue Christian Vermont Ave. North of N St. Rev. EARLE . LL.D., Pastor, nw. 1 ian sts. 10 a.m. REV. J. G. SMITH, Director of Religlous Edueation. AND DUTY." “TEE POWER OF THE GOSPEL EYMNS.® Bpecial musie under direction of W. E. Braitbwaite. 7:00 p.m.—Christian Endesvor meetings. Thursdey, 7:30 p.an.—Prayer service. The First Spiritualist Church Leoturs by the Paster, ALFRED H. TERRY Subjeet: “The Skeleton in the Closet” Followed by spirit messages. “In the hidden part thou shalt make me to kmow wisdom. '® Sanday, 8 P, 516 p.m.. ut Pythian Temple, 1012 9th st. nw., second floor. All welcome. . | { Columbia Heights Christian Park rd. pear 14th. HARVEY BAKER SMITH, Minister. 9:30 a.m.—Bible school. 10:45 a.m.—Children’s day exercises 7:00 p.m.—Christisn Endearvor. 8:00 p.m.—Sermon by the pastor. THE FRIENDLY CHURCH RS HENKLE HOLDS BTINGS SUNDAY, ‘l\lad:nld:{ and Pflél:y el;zd.m" at 8 o'cloek, Phode. Lise % erybody gets a reading. MRS. RIZPAH ELDON Spisttuat 512 F St. N.W. iritaal message mes onday PaLS pm Spiritaal readings datire o DR. JANE B. COATES Tecture and Spirit Messages. .., TONIGHT: Musicians’ Hall, 1006 E St. N.W. 18 BOIENCE FOR SPIRITUALIEM ! Assisted B b7 BESSIE LATEAM GIBSON, Admission fres. Bilver offering. Al welcome. SPIRITUAL HEALING SERVICE EVERY WEDNESDAY. 8 P.M. MY HOUSE, 1439 GIRARD ST. N.W. Free Will Offering. Al Welcome. Bpirit Readings by App. ONLY. Col. €37, NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN STH AND D STS. N.E. 11:00 “OVERCOMING LIFE'S HANDICAPS." 745 “WHAT ABOUT DIVORCE!" 30—Bible school. 8:45—Three Societies of C. B. CLARENCE ROY STAUFPFER. Minister. 15th St. Christian Church 15th st. and Ky. ave. ge. C. N. JARRETT, Pastor. UNITY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH 500 11th St. N.W. BUNDAY EVENING LECTURE, “The Life After Death” By REV. H. P. STRACK. Bpirit Greetings by REV. IDA E. STRACK. ‘Wednesday mh. at the Hall, Written Thursday evening, Message 600 Penn. Ave. 8. All Services at 8 P.M. All Welcome CONGREGATIONAL. Ingram Congregational 10th and Mass. Ave. N.E. REV. GEORGE BARROW-NIELSON, Minister, Bervice at CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES There will be a program given by the children of the Church School at 10:30 a.m. . 8 p.m.—Community Song Serv- ice. -Sermon; “Will Jesus Come A, Cad A CORDIAL WELCOME. PLYMOUTH CHUR (CONGREGATIONAL.) 17th and P Sts. N.W. REV. J. C. OLDEN, MINISTER. tional Ohurchen: 5:00 p.m.—SEILDRENS DAY Exrhoises. —_———— MT. PLEASANT (CONGREGATIONAL) Columbia Road near 14th st. Ia the Residential Northwest. ‘Walter Ames Morxan, Miuister, 11 a.m.— FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10th and G Streets Northwest The Minister, Rev. Jason Noble Pierce, D. D., will speak: 11 AM~ “A CHARACTER TEST” GUEST SOLOISTS: Mrs. O. J. Larson, contralto soloist of Pilgrim Congregational Church, Duluth, Minn.; Mr. Leonard Lewis, baritone of the Civic Opera Association of New York City. 8 P.M.— “TEMPTATION AND VICTORY” The public cordially invited to both services. All seats are free at the 8 o’clock evening service. DR. T. RHONDDA WILLIAMS OF ENGLAND, JUNE 22 AND 29 BIBLE STUDENTS. International Bible Students’ Association Pythian Temple (Auditorium) 1012 9th St, N.W. You are cordially invited to hear Mr. E. W. Betler . SUNDAY 1 AM. Subject: “MODERNIST AND FUNDAMENTALIST —THEIR MEANING.” (The Public Speeially Invited) 3 P.M.—ao Mr. Betler :30 P. on 7:45 P.M~Tower Study Seats Free. No Collection PRESBYTERIAN. CHILDREN'S DAY Ts celebrated at the m Is S orning service, 11 Metropolitan Presbyterian, 4th and B Sts. B.E. REV. FREELEY ROHRER, Pastor. Evening, 7:45— “Jesus and His Beloved Church” A five quartst Jeads the music. The Church of the P SOUTHERN PRESE' TTERIAN, 22ad st. bet. P and ts. .. Rev. Androw Re Bird: Pastor. o6 a0 —Eile shoct, wilh clumes every member o MILTON 5 4 CORDJAL WBLCOME TO ALL. H St. Bet. 19th and $0th N.W. 9 :30—8unday school. 11:00—Children's Day Serviee. 7:00—Christian Endeavor. 8:00—*THE VOYAGE OF LiFE." Lantern slides. MUEIC BY THE QUARTET. GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL 16th and Newton stx. BERNARD BRASKAMP, M. A., Pastor, T 2 Preaching service in upper room of mew trance on _16th and Monroe sts. —8ermon: _ Hebrews, 10.25. Forsaking the Assembling selves ther a3 the Manner of g SERVICE FOR CHILDREN. Metropolitan Presbyterian Exer- cises Tomorrow Announced. The annual children's day service will be held in the Motropoliian Fres- byterian Church, 4th and B streets southeast, tomorfow morning. in dition_to’ exercises by the children Mive Evelyn Gribbin, soprano, will In the evening the quartet and Miss Anita cont to, will sing. The_other members of the quartet are Everett 8. Hardell, tenor, and Al bert O. Stearns, jr. bass. Miss Elea :‘?n Earnshaw will substitate at the w .—Sunday and Bible Clasees. . —Sermon by Rev. e Weltecs clie ot New York Avenue ke Mot Pleasat street car or 14th Street cur or 16th street bus to Irving street JOHN MARSHALL PL. PRESBYTERIAN | PEGGXI’IX?LBION | —gives half hour of her de- lightful stories for chil- dren. Everybody invited. | 4:30—VESPER—5:30 I | CONN. AVE. AND N 8T. REIV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D. Munister. an 0. Intermediate, Junior, achool, Primary and Beginners: Depariment. 0:45—Everygte Ciass, N B iraton, tenctenier: Mise Matel 9:45—All Comers' Bidle Class Hon. Huston Thompeon, m‘:.:n,xa' 9:45—Dr. Thom's Bible Cl Dr. Tho e Class for Men and 11:00—Morning _wervics. Sermon by D Wood: ““THE A et wTHE AUTHORITY OF THE 6:15—Christian Endea Coristian Endeavor supper and Ves- #:00—Bvening _service. Sermos ;V‘n;a- “WORSHIP Asn"mflmci (The morning and even ing serviees and Everygiri's Bible Class will broac WDM, 360 meters warelength) eset 8:00 Thursdar—Midweek Service Prayer, and Caoference. Address by ALL WELCOME. Fourth Presbyterian Church 13th and Fairmont sts. nw. Take any 14th st car; get off at Pairmont. ‘The Priendly, Pamily Chareh, Pastors: Dr. Joseph T. Kelly. Dr. Tsasc Ward, r. Percy S. Foster. rom 7 o' S will be devoted pretation of the Ba?t‘::;ud:-l Al ety il T Rev. H. E. BRUNDAGE, D. D., Minister, the 8. 8. Lty 8:00 pm.—Sermen eubject: “SELECTING Strangers Weicome. Seats Free. Georgetown Church REV. JAMPS T. JAMBS T. MARSH. service, evesizg : Irving W. Ketchum AT Pcs-k Memorial Chapel . Ave. snd 38th St. N.W. stnpar. o NV UPSETTING LIFE." p.m.—WHAT WE FORGET. 2:00 p:m.—Sunday_sehool. 7 p.m.—Christian Endearor. Wednesday. 8 p.m—Prayer meeting. Eastm Presbyterian Shaect’ ik 057 o i B Bible ofil school. 7:45 p.m.— A ¥ FRIEND." 15th St. Presbyterian Church W. Rev. F. Dy, Past 15th and RSty .+ J. GRIMRE, 11:00am—Sermon by’ the Rev. G. Lake GODFREY CHOBOT, Pastor. 1330 a-m —Sunday schoot. a.m.—Children's Day exereise: D.m.—Cbristian Eade £ P.m.—Second in Sunds AN EARL' 24 > Thursday mext, 8 p.m.— Kegular midweek meeting. THE NEW YORK AVE. CHURCH The Lincoln Pew Rev. Josehp R. Sizoo, M. A., Minist Rev. Wm. A. Eisenberger, Assistant Morning Worship, 11 o’clock “THE LIFTED LIFE” 6:45 p.m—The Christian En- deavor service. Evening Wershtp, 8 o'clock “BRANDED” Thursday, 8 pm., Midweek Prayer Service | [ Li, TO BOYS AND GIRLS." soldier in unife . Tierat® Tform T 8¢ aterpts bow 1 Sixth and A Sts. N.E. PASTOR JOHN COMPTON BALL Ppreaches at 11 a.m. on “The Milwaukee Convention” Evening at eight, “Five Lightning Rods on a Barn” Aftend the churth that glows, goes and Erows contimoally. Sisg the Convention Songs. Bee the BEAUTIFUL BA! First Baptist Church | 16tk and O Sta. DR. J. STANLEY DURKEE Preaches Suaday morniog and evening, Juge & Nam— “Under the Right Light” Communion after morning sermon. 5pm.— “Memories of Home" 5. S, 9:30 a. T4 S0 ami B L P T Organ recital by Prof. ¥ Prof. Ferry, 7:40 to 8 to WELCOME TO THE HOME CHURCH. —_— Wy God wamts m E.Hez Swem ;7 6ot mants o tractive Auditorium; free easy chairs (men llll.: Kh".““‘: popular ‘“ll‘;(:BQ organ. 1! .M., e wisdom-way."" Centennisl _Ch.'7th and Eye me o . | Temple Baptist Church 10th and N Sts. N.W. Dr. J. J. MUIR, Pastor. ervices: LDREN'S DAY SERV ._STRANGERS “THE MIRACLE OF ME." o West Washington Baptist Cor. 31st and N Sts. N.W. PASTOR C. B. AUSTIN will preach o 10, Bave the Church.” 800 o Th th and Randolph Streets. HEAR Rev. Henry J. Smith 11 a.m.—8ubject : “God’s Applied Powers” 8 p.m.—Sohjeet : “The Prevading Spirit” 6:45 p.m.—Int. and &r. B Y. P. U. WEDNESDAY Reception to Pastor and family. All | Smemee e A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU | AT PETWORTH. Second Baptist Church 4th St. and Va. Ave. 8.E. 10:30 a.m.—CHILDREN'S DAY EXER CISES. s 8:00 pm.—Sermon subject : “INVESTMENT AND DIVIDENDS” Young people should hear this. 7:00pm.—B. Y. P. U. WE INVITE YOU—WE WANT YOU Chevy Chase Baptist Church Services held in room above Chevy Chase Theater. Sunday Scheol. Preaching service Even'ng service. Rev. Beory W. 0. Millingtan, D. D., wi reach at the mors mfl“fl d I:Of . A. Merrill will speak at the eveming KERNDALL BAPTIST CHURCH #th ST. BET. B AND C S.W. Sunday school ... 9:30 am. Preaching . 160 a. iy Dr. CLAYT Miss Miller will sing. et C. E. Socl Preaching . Mr. W. Li " IMMANUEL THE NATIONAL BAPTIST MEMORIAL TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY. (16th St. and Columbia Road.) 9:30 am.—Bible school. Classes for all ages. Children’s Day specia! service.. Come with your children to this important service. 11 a.m.—Morning church worship, with sermon by Pastor Gove G Johnson, D. D, on “SAFE HOME.” Good music by large choir. 8 p.m.—Inspirational song and praise service. Male chorus renders several numbers. Pastor Johnson brings an interesting message from the northern convention on, “MY LIFE FOR YOURS.” THODE ISLAND AVE. Rev. HUGH T. STEVENSON, Paster. Preaching by Pastor at 11 am. REPORT OF NORTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. som; “A PROPHET'S GOSPEL" 30 a.m;; Junior Chure, 11 Bible school, a.m.: 6:45 p.mi., B. Y. P Midweek service. Thureday, 8 p.m. Rverybody feels at bome in Bethany—Ceme GRA( 9tb and 8. C. Ave. S.E PASTOR, F. W. JOHNSOY. :30—Bible sehool. 11—*THE SCRIP TURE AND EDUCATION.” _Cradle Roll in the morning. 8—OHILDREN'S DAY SERVICD BY THB BIBLE SCHOOL. R e T, Calvary Baptist Church 8th and H Sts. N.W. 10:30 Sunday Morning: Annual Children’s Day Program Takes the Place of the Regular Preaching Service 8:00 Sunday Evening: Sermon by Dr. W. S. Abernethy “FOR EVERY HUMAN NEED A REMEDY" You Will Be Most Welcome at Both These Services N I e 22222272,