Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1935, Page 10

CATHEDRAL COR TOSINE CANTATA First of Two Major Lenten| Musical Observances Will Be Tomorrow. *The Last Supper,” a sacred cantata of unusual musical and devotional value, will be sung at the evensong service In Washington Cathedral to- morrow at 4 o'clock by the Cathedral choir of men and boys under the di- rection of Edgar Priest, organist and choirmaster. This work and the ren- dering of “The Crucifixion” by Sir John Stainer, with the combined Ca- | thedral choir and the cholr of St. Paul’s parish from Baltimore on Sun- | day afternoon, April 7, are musical features of the Cathedral's . Lenten observance. Bishop James E. Freeman will con- tinue his series of sermons on “Indis- pensable Religious Standards,” his | theme tomorrow being “Consistent | Sunday Observance.” | The preacher at the service of | choral litany and holy communion in | the great choir at 11 am. will be| Dr. Daniel A. McGregor, executive secretary of the department of re- | ligious education at the national headquarters of the Episcopal Church in New York City. Dr. William L. DeVries, canon and precentor of the Cathedral, will de- | liver the Lenten lectures during even- song at 4 o'clock next Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday. His subjects on those three afternoons will be “Faith,” “Hope” and “Love.” Special intercessions and Lenten devotions are | associated with evensong Fridays. | To Observe Anniversary. ‘The thirty-ninth anniversary of the consecration of the first Bishop of Washington, the late Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee, will be com- | memorated Monday, the Feast of the | Annunciation, with prayers at the | 7:30 am. and 4 p.m. services. The early service is held daily in the ! Bethelehem Chapel of Holy Nativ which is Bishop Satterlee’'s Memorial. During the Lenten season an addi- tional service of the hely communion | is held on Thursdays at 9:30 am. in the Chapel of the Resurrection. PASTOR ANNOUNCES CHEVY CHASE TOPIC Dr. Hollister to Preach on “Oper- ate in the Morning” at Presbyterian Church. At Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning Dr. J. Hillman Hollister will preach on “Operate in the Morning.” The Hearthstones will meet at 5 o'clock and the Alpha and Omego at 6:30 o'clock. At 7:30 the Fireside Group will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Fracker, 3716 Ingomar street: Collegians at the home of Mr. Paul Boesch, 3801 War- ren street, and the Young People’s Society in the young people’s room. Mrs. Jennie Wright will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Chevy Chase Chapter of the W. C. T. U. Wednesday at 1 o'clock in the church house. The union Lenten service will be held in this church Thursday eve- ning. Right Rev. Robert E. L. Stri- der, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia, will be the guest preacher. | Mrs. A. E. Nesbit’s class of inter- mediates will have a bingo party Saturday night in the assembly room for the benefit of the building fund. LENTEN SERMON | Rev. E. G. Goetz to Preach on “Uncompromising Convictions.” Continuing his Lenten sermon series on the “Christian Life,” Rev. kdward G. Goetz, pastor ol Zion Lutheran Church, will preach on “Uncompro- mising Convictions” at the 11 o'clock ! service. The subject of the children’s sermon will be “The Sign Post.’ The congregation will join in the union Lenten service Monday night at St. Paul's Lutheran Church when Dr. G. E. Lenski will preach the sermon. At the midweek Lenten service Thurday in the chapel Page MCcK. Etchison, religious director of the ‘Washington Y. . C. A, will present an illustrated lecture on the “Passion | Play of Oberammergau.” | Plans are heing made for two spe- cial services. On Palm Sunday eve- ning the annual confirmation ciass | reunion will be held. Dr. James Oosterling of Baltimore will speak. On Eas‘er Sunday evening the choir, under the diraction of Mrs. W. S. Griest, will present the cantata ‘Light | Out of Darkness,” by Geibel. Christian Endeavor Dr. Darrell C. Crain, president of | the District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Convention that will be held at National City Christian Church May 2. 3 and 4, announced Miss Marjorie Webster will conduct a class on public speaking in the | Christian Endeavor. Merritt L. Smith, president of the Christian En- deavor Alumni Fellowship, will teach a class of “expert endeavor.” Those who pass the final examination will be presented their award at the ban- quet May 4. A meeting of the senior union will be April 8 at the Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church. Hillman Harris, registrar for Phila- delphia, has 66 registrations, and, as far as the records go, is leading the country, Philadelphia area excepted. Hotel accommodations have been se- cured for Washington. The Publicity and Calling Com- mittee of the convention will meet tomorrow at the Calvary Baptist Church at 5 pm. Several officers of the District union will be in attendance at the Northern Virginia Spring Officers’ Conference which is in session this evening at the Mount Olivet Church, North Glebe road, Ballston, Va. W. Roy Breg of the District Advisory Council will give the address at the installation service on Sunday eve- ning. The Wallace Memorial seniors are electing their officers tomorrow in the church parlor, 7 p.m. Social Committee chairmen of all societies are asked to send their name and address and church to Eldridge Jones, union recreation su- perintendent, 1706 Jackson street northeast. On the last Sunday in March the senior society at Sherwood Presby- terian will hold a special service cele- brating the third anniversary of the present organization of its group. Speaker DR. WILLIAM C. COVERT, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A, who will be the guest of the Presbyterian Ministerial Alli- ance at the Covenant-First Presby- terian Church Tuesday evening. A luncheon in his honor will be held at the Y. M. C. A. on Tuesday at 12:30. Following the service in the church there will be a recep- tion held in the church chapel, CHURCH TO MARK BACH ANNIVERSARY Hamline M. E. Program to In-| clude Music by Composer Born 250 Years Ago. In commemoration of the anniversary Sebastian Bach all the music tomor- row morning at Hamline M. E. Church Special the Calvary M. E. Church, will preach | will be his compositions. numbers will be rendered by 250th of the birth of Johann | — | Eldridge Jones is president of the society. chorus choir, John H. Mar ill2, direc- | tor, with Miss Edith B. Athey at the| organ. The quartet assisting the choir | will be Miss Ethel Stickles. soprano; | Miss Mabel Flehr, contralto; John Murphy, tenor, and Mr. Marville, bass. | The minister, Dr. H. W. Burgan, will| use as his sermon theme “Does It Pay to Do Right?” At 8 p.m. the subject will be “The Empty Hand.” Rev. Eugene Johnson of the Amer- ican University will give the second of his addresses on *Jesus' Principles | Regarding Poverty and Wealth.” | The Directory Committee will mee! Monday night at the church. The Young People's Tuesday Night | Club will meet Tuesday. The minister. Dr. Burgan, will speak on “The Au-| thority of the Bible for the Present ‘box supper will be served Thurs- day at 6 o'clock by the Epworth | League. At 8 p.m. the church train-| ing night program will be featured by be the theme of Dr. Chesteen Smith | a Lenten meditation by the minister. | Classes in Bible. leadership training and church music will be conducted. ANNOUNCES SERMONS Rev. Edward O. Clark, the pastor, will preach at the Chevy Chase Bap- tist Church tomorrow morning on “The Blessed Vision” and in the evening service on the theme “At Home in the World.” A story-sermon, “The Magic Skin,” will be told to the | members of the junior church. An attendance and on-time campaign is under way in the Sunday school, to continue until Easter. The church unites with the churches of the community in the union Lenten service in the Presbyterian Church, when Bishop R. E. L. Strider will preach, Thursday evening. | CHURCH PLANS CANVASS' An every-member canvass of the Petworth Baptist Church will be taken tomorrow afternoon. Pending the canvass, there has been placed in the vestibule the “Chest of Joash,” in | which a number of pledges for the | meintenance of the church for 1935 | have been placed. At the conclusion of the canvass the canvassers will assemble in the Sunday school auditorium for supper. The DR . H. MILLER ANNOUNGES TOPI “Eloquence of Silence” to Be National City Church Theme. “The Eloquence of Siience” is the sermon topic of Dr. Raphael Har- wocd Miller, pastor of the National City Christian Church, tomorrow morning. Mrs. Helen Turley, con- | tralto soloist, will sing “The Cross,” by Ware. | The youth at National City will participate in the evening service. Using the theme, “Christian Youth Building a New World,” Rev. J. Ray- mond Mills, minister of religious edu- cation, will speak briefly on “Youth on the March” and Dr. Miller will speak on “On the March—Whither?"” The following young people will also speak briefly: “Racial and Cultural Groups,” Ethel Bretches; “The Prob- lem of Liquor,” Jack Keed; “The Use | of Leisure Time,” Frances Hill; “The portant Issues,” Ward Parks; | igious Living,” Christine Peebles, and “War,” Raphael Miller, jr. Mrs. Frank Osteen, guest soloist, will sing. | “The Maid and the Middy” will be repeated by the cast of 75 Monday evening at the Hines School. Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue south- east. Miss Alice Keith is director. | At the Thursday church night fel- | lowship dinner in the social hall, 1308 Vermont avenue, at 5:45 o'clock, Dr. Miller will discuss the topic: “Real Conversions I Have Seen.” The pub- lc is invited. | SERMONS ABOUT CHRIST | PLANNED FOR TON’IORROW Dr. V. N. Ridgely to Speak in' Morning on “What Think | Ye of Christ?” Dr. Vernon N. Ridgely, minister of Sunday at 11 o'clock on “What Tnink Ye of Christ?” and at 8 p.m. on “The Inevitable Christ.” The senior choir, under the direction of Louis A. Potter, will sing at botn services. Miss Joan Miner will be in charge of the Young Pcople’s League at 7 p.m. The subject will be “How to Pray.” The Lenten devotional service wil be held Thursday evening in the Guild | Hall. The minister will give one of his special addresses on the Lord’s Prayer. The C. Y. W. Class will hold their ¢ annual banquet at the church Wed- | nesday at 6:30. SERMON ANNOUNCED Dr. Chesteen Smith's Subject Is ¢Christian or Pagan, Which?” “Christian or Pagan, Which?” will at the Metropolitan Memorial Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock. At the young people’s service at 7 pm. Dr. Wesley M. Gewehr will give an illustrated lecture on “Chris- tian Work in China.” Another Gospel picture will be studied at the service Wednesday eve- ning. The subject will be “The Grow- ing Idea of Sharin l Christian Science the subject of the lesson-sermon in all the Churches of atter” is Christ, Scientist tomorrow. The golden text is from Habakkuk, .19 “Woe unto him that saith to the wood, awake; to the dumb stone, arise, it shall teach! Behold, it is laid over with gold and silver, and there is no breath at all in the midst of it.” Among the citations which com- prise the lesson-sermon is the fol- lowing from the Bible: ‘“Jesus an- swered and said unto him, verily, verily, I say unto thee, except a man | be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” (John, iii.3). The lesson-sermon also includes the fol- lowing passage from the Christian Science Text Book, ‘“Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy. ‘“‘Mortals must gravitate Godward, their affections How FAR DO I HAFTA CARRY YA ”? D. C., SATURDAY TH’ BOOK SAYS ALL DAY AN'ALL NIGHT AN’ALL DAY AN’ ALL NIGHT SINDBAD THE SAILOR. AND THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA @ 1935 T TRIBUNE T CLASS 0 ATTEND SERVICES N BODY | i Calvary Baptist Minister Will Give Third of Series ‘ of Sermons. Rev. W. S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvery Baptist Church, will preach tomorrow morning on “How Much Owest Thou My Lord?” At the | evening service he will give the third |in the series on “Practical Wisdom for a Modern Day From an Ancient | Book.” “Petering Out—Do You Ever Feel Like Letting Down?” is the topic. will attend the evening service in a The world friendship groups will | meet at 11 o'clock in the Bristow | room, with Rev. Philip G. Murray | conducting a devotional period. will have a joint session tomorrow evening, with the former presenting a stewardship play. The Florence M. Brown Class will hold a banquet at the Kennedy- Warren, with Dr. James Shera Mont- | gomery as guest speaker, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie Strom will preside. ‘OPTICAL SLAVES’ TOPIC | Charles Trowbridge Tittmann ‘ Will Assist Lewis Atwater in Program of Music. “Optical Slaves” is the subject of Dr. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister of Alll Souls’ Unitarian Church, tomor- row at the 11 o'clock service. Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, basso, will assist Lewis Atwater, organist, in a program | of music by Johann Sebastian Bach at 5 pm. This will be followed at 5:30 p.m. by an informal talk on “Religion and Politics in Mexico” by Dr. E. V. Wilcox. Supper is served from 6 to 7 o'clock. The feature at the motion- | picture hour in Pierce Hall at 7:30 will be “Great Expectations.” | Pierce Hall Players will present on Wednesday and Thursday a new play | by Betty Souby. “Field of Honor.” The | first in a series of children’s entertain- | ments will take place on March 30. | Mrs. William Msnn will discuss the Members of the Vaughn Class | The B. Y. P. U. and C. E. Society | “LURE OF POWER” 'New York Avenue Presby- | terian Service Tomorrow to Be Broadcast. At the New York Avenue Preshy- | terian Church tomorrow morning Dr. | Joseph R. 8izoo will preach the third of a series of Lenten sermons when | his subject will be “The Lure of Power.” This service will be broad- cast over the American Broadcasting System, the local station being WOL. He will preach at 8 pm. on “He Discovers dis World.” This is also a (sermon in a series on the theme | “How Jesus Met Life.” Following the sermon Dr Sizoo will answer ques- tions which have been submitted to him. The third Lenten lecture by Dr. Sizoo will be held Tuesday at 11:30 am. The subject for this lecture is “His Religion.” | Dr. Sizoo will conduct the midweek | prayer service Thursday when he will speak on the history and govern- ment of the Presbyterian church, with | particular reterence to the duties and obligations of church membership. BAPTISTS TO OBSERVE | OF ALL SOULS’ PASTORJ “EVERY-MEMBER” DAY | Altar Services Will Be Held ll" National Memorial Church, Dr. Gove G. Johnson Speaking. At the National Baptist Memorial Church tomorrow “every-member day” will be observed, with altar serv- ices. At the morning service Dr. Gove G. Johnson, the pastor, will speak on “The Unspeakable Gift,” and in the evening, “Jesus on the Rewards of Giving.” The Mizpah Class will meet at the home of Mrs. G. G. Johnson, 3121 Thirteenth street, Tuesday night. The pastor’s class for boys and girls | will meet Thursday at 7:10 pm. in the church parlor, and at 8 o'clock the | midweek service of the church will be_held. | " 'The young people will have charge pastor, Rev. Henry J. Smith, will speak | and aims grow spiritual—they must | Zoo. In the evening a French version | of the meeting at Central Union Mis- in’ the morning on “God’s Free Gift"” and in the evening on “Glorying in | Raw Material,” based on the result of | the reports of the canvassers. i near the broader interpretations of being, and gain some proper sense of the infinite—in order that sin and mortality may be put off,” page 265. | of “The Great Pond,” with Maurice | Chevalier and Claudette Colbert, will | be shown in the foreign language | cinema series. | sion, with Cecil H. McLendon as the | speaker, Friday night. Saturday at 110:30 a.m. the Crusaders meet at the ! church. Luncheon will be served. DR SIz00°S TOPIC MARCH 23, 1935. DEVELOPING SOUL IS VISITOR'S TOPIC Dr. Royall of Annapolis to Preach at First Baptist Church Tomorrow. “God's Purpose and Plan in the Development of a Soul” will be the subject of Dr. Marion W. Royall of Annapolis, Md.,, who will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning in the absence of Dr. Rufus W. Weaver, who will de- liver the North Carolina day address at the exercises tomorrow in the Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge, gaving been designated by the Gov- ernor_of North Carolina to represent the State on the occasion. In the evening Dr. Royall will speak on “The Abundant Harvest.” Swedish serv- ices will be held in the afternoon, Dr. K. E. Carlson preaching. Mrs. Opal Tompkins and a group of young women from the Euzelian Class will visit Ivakota Farms tomor- row and present a program. On Monday evening Hessis Randall and a group from the B. Y. P. U. will conduct a program at Central Union Mission, and Wednesday evening Mar- | garet Wilder and a group will visit |and present & program at Gospel Mission. A special business meeting of the church will be held Thursday eve- ning for the purpose of voting on the question of calling a pastor for the church, following the outline of a four-year program which Dr. Weaver gave at the anniversary dinner Thurs- day evening. The Wigs and Queues Dramatic Club will present two one-act plays Friday evening, and on the follow- ing Monday evening will present again the three-act farce, “The Med- dlesome Maid,” which it gave a few weeks ago. | ELDBROOKE METHODIST SUBJECT ANNOUNCED | Rev. Walter M. Michael to Preach on ‘“As Was His Custom” To- morrow Morning. “As Was His Custom” is the sermon subject of Rev. Walter M. Michael tomorrow morning in Eldbrocke M.E. Church. Dr. A. J. Jackson will address the Community Men's Bible Class at 1 9:30 am. on “Jesus the Door, But the Door to What?” The pastor will ob- | serve decision day in the junior and | intermediate departments of the | church schcol. | The “Quiet Hour Lenten Service" will be held at 7 pm. and will be | addressed by Dr. Jackson. A religious drama. “The King's Son.” | will be presented at 8 p.m., under the direction of Franklin L. Derrick. Those | in the cast include Mackall Hunt, Martin Derrick, Mrs. Cashell Shoe- maker, Rosamond Hunt, Richard Bur- rows and Marjorie Smith. The Community Ladies’ Bible Class will hold a silver tea and quilt show Monday evening at the home of Mrs. H. E. Riley. 5020 Wisconsin avenue. evening the pastor will deliver an address on “How We May Grow | Spiritually.” A cinner and social of the Married | Couples’ Club will be held in the social hall Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Churclhi Federation The annual ingathering of the Woman's Council will be held on Friday at 2 o'clock in New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. The pastor. Dr. J. R. Sizoo, will give an address. Representatives of the vari- ous denominations will bring the money which has been contributed during recent weeks to carry on their work. The public is invited. The Central Committee of the Youth Conference will meet Sunday afternoon in Calvary Baptist Church to hear reports of the recent gather- | ing and to consider the organization | of a Washington Youth Council, which will be interdenominational in char- | acter and include the entire city and the suburbs in its scope. The annual meeting is scheduled for April 10 in the old Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. The pro- gram will follow. Senator Gerald P. Nye will speak on “Ways to Peace.” Brief addresses will be given by Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder and Wilbur La Roe. Evangelist REV. G. E. LENSK SELECTS SERMON “He Suffered Under Pontius Pilate” Is Theme Tomor- row Morning. “He Suffered Under Pontius Pilate” is the sermon topic of Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church, tomorrow at 11 am. In con- nection with the service copies of Munkacsy’s famous painting of Christ before Pilate will be distributed and in the course of the sermon the pastor will give an interpretation of the | artist’s conception. A Membership Committee, com= posed of 40 members of the church, ‘)la assisting the pastor in a campaign for winning the unchurched. The | committee reports each Thursday eve- | ning following the Lenten services. | The work is being directed by Marvin will begin a special revival cam- | Bumgarner, president, and Miss Clara paign at the First Church of the iUmh-u. Nazarene, Seventh and A streets | Members of this church on Monday northeast, tomorrow morning, to | night will unite in a union Lenten continue until April 7. | service, sponsored by the Lutheran Claude Long and his sister of Ministerial Association, to be held in REV. BONA FLEMING, Evangelist of Ashland, Ky, who | Denver, Colo, will assist in the | St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Dr. Len- musical programs. Rev. Mr. Keyes, |ski will deliver the sermon on the | the pastor, will preside. Services |subject “What Is Our Christianity?" will be held each evening at 7:30 Confirmation instruction for all is | o'clock. | being held each Sunday and Thursday il | |at 7 pm. ORI SENSES. |y o eerEnons” TO BE TOMORROW | uNIVERSALIST SUBJECT | Pastor of Petworth M. E. Church Will Give Sermon at Third Series Preached by Dr. F. W. Annual Rites. Perkins. | | _ “The Way of Brotherhood” is the | sermon topic of Dr. Frederic W. Per- [Police Department of Washington Kins, Pastor of the Universalist Na- will be held at the Petworth M. E.| tional Memorial Church, tomorrow at | sl > 11 o'clock. The sermon is one of a Church tomorrow . The invi- | 11 & O% Gyenne series which Dr. Perkins is preaching | tation to the service has been ex- E | tended to every officer in the city by | SUring Lent on “Ways of Christian | a committee of which Lieut. W. H.| LVIDg Sermon Tomorrow One of Lenten The third annual service for the At the Lenten service Wednesday | Thomas, president of the Policemen’s | Association, is the chairman. Maj. | Ernest W. Brown, superintendent of | police, will speak, and Policeman Henry C. Nestor will sing | The sermon will be by Rev. Robert | Louis Wood, minister, on “The Signs | of the Times.” Six policemen in uni- |form will serve as ushers. The chorus choir will lead the song service. | At 11 am. the minister will preach |on “The Call to Prayer.” The story | sermon for children will be on “The Lamp That Would Not Burn.” Miss Martha Stauffer will teach the pre- paratory class for membership in the church at this hour. The midweek Lenten service will be held Thursday evening. The min- | ister will speak on “Going Up to Jeru- salem.” ‘CONQUERING OUR FEARS’ Rev. Edward G. Latch Gives Topic of Sermon. In Chevy Chase Methodist Church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. Edward G. Latch, wilt have as his subject at the morning service, “Conquering Our Fears, The young people will meet at 6:45 | p.m., with Miss Mary Fowler as the leader. The subject for discussion is “Devotional Use of the Bible.” | The Primary-Junior Group of the | Mothers' Club will meet Tuesday eve- ning at the home of Mrs. Arthur Hayes, 608 East Leland street. ‘The Thursday evening meeting will be omitted, s0 that members may attend the Lenten service in Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church. | PRE-EASTER TOPICS | Heights Church Program Given. Columbia Christian Special pre-Easter topics on prob- lems of life will be continued by Rev. | | A. P. Wilson with the subject “The | Christian and Today"” tomorrow morn- |ing at Columbia Heights Christian | Church. The cvening series on “Things |to Believe” will also be continued | with the topic “I Believe in the Holy | Ghost.” | The study of E. Stanley Jones’ book, “The Christ of the Mount,” will be led by the ininister Thursday evening. | The devotional topic, led by Guy | Skinner, will be “The Gospel Ac- | cording to Peter.” | From their hiding place Tarzan and Rhonda watched the commotion their disappearance from the dungeon “Where is the girl?” was causing. manded. “She is gone, my lord, the under priest replied. unlocked?” “Gonel TARZAN AND THE LION MAN. “No, my lord The Maker de- , and the man, too,” Were the doors restless under have faced his and agility to , both were locked,” the old gorilla answered fearfully. The man monster went sud- denly silent, as if in deep thought. Tarzan grew his forced inaction. Alone he might enemies and depended on his strength win his freedom. Uppermost in his mind, however, was Rhonda. could not hope to save both himself and her in the face of their ignorance of a way out of the castle. Besides, he was sure The Maker could summon great numbers of his- brutal creatures. Tarzan could not conquer them all. —By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS He horrible form! Suddenly the monster turned to his companions and spoke in low tones as a sly smile spread over his repulsive face. The animal sensibility of the hunted beast warned the ape man of impending danger, but he knew not whence it would come, nor in what MUTT AND JEFF— CICERO, IF YOU WENT To WoRK AND THE BOSS FounD ouT YOU TOLD LIES DO You KNow WHAT HE WOULD Do? SURE! soon AS 160T OLD ENOUGH HED MAKE A SALESMAN OUTA ME! HE wiLL She Saw Her Duty and Done It! AND ANOTHER THING! IF A m STEALS, NO MATTER WHAT, ALWAYS LIVE To You USE To STEAL KISSES FROM ME WELL, YOU HEARD —By BUD FISHER 1T DONT PAY FER You To On Tuesday at 12:15 there will be a luncheon in Perkins Hall followed by a meeting of the Ladies’ Aid Asso- ciation in the parish house. At 5 o'clock Wednesday there will be an- other 40-minute program of organ music, with Dr. Albert W. Harned, or- ganist. At the annual meeting of the Mis- sion Circle the following officers were elected: President, Dr. Ruby Painter; vice presidents, Mrs, Charles Upper- cue, Mrs. E. P. Bonner: secretary, Mrs Henry C. Gauss: treasurer, Mrs. George Holman. The first meeting the new officers and committee chai'= men is being held this afternoon it the home of Dr. Painter, 1438 Monpe street, PASTOR WILL DELIVER THIRD LENTEN SERMON Special Musical Numbers on Church Program. Dr. Carl C. Rasmussen, pasta of Luther Place Memorial Church, will speak tomorrow at the 11 o'lock service on “What Is the Meaniig of Substitution?” This is the third ser- mon in the Lenten series the Rev. Rasmussen is preaching on the great doctrines of the church Mrs. Cornelia Long Kinsell will play “Prayer,” by Loret, as theorgan prelude to the service and “Aidante Serioso,” by Ketelbey, as the post- lude. The choir will sing tvo an- thems, “God Is Love,” by jshelley, and “Only Begotten Son,” by Gret- schaninoff. The midweek Lenten sermvn will be delivered by the pastor Twursday evening. His theme will be ‘Conver- sion—From What?” PLAN GUEST MINISTERS Church of Epiphany lcene of Special Series. At the Church of the Epphany the special noonday preacher rom Mon- day to Friday, inclusive, wil be Right Rev. Robert E. L. Strider, Bishop Co- adjutor of West Virginia, from 12:05 to 12:30 o'clock. The special preacher Wednesday at 4:45 o'clock will be Rev Joseph R. Sizoo, pastor of the New Tork Avenue Presbyterian Church. Tiese Wednes- day afterncon services ae under the auspices of the Washingtsn Federation of Churches. B. Y. P. U. News Two unions will prsent their en- tries in the Stewardshb play contest— Calvary of division 1 end West Wash- ington of division 2, ‘omorrow. Fern Atkyns, devotonal life direc- tor, announces a spscial inspiration meeting in connectioa with the “win- my-friend” campaign to be held March 31 at Bethsny. Rev. C. E. Hawthorne will be the speaker. The Nominating Committee as ap- proved by the fede-ation consists of: Bruce Fowler, chaiman; Verona Zim- merli, Stanley Crosthwaite, Zoeth Phillips, Maurice Crawford, Evelyn Campbell and Peggy Moore. Each union is asked to appoint two delegates to attend the evening serv- jce at Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder's Lutheran Church of the Reformation on March 31. Louis Lucas is in charge of the arrangements and names a delegates should be submitted to him Announcements from some of ti2 unions regarding their programs fe tomorrow evening are: Anacosta will have its Stewardship Commissin in charge of the program, with Da- othy Langford presiding. Verona Zin- merli will be in charge of the p»- gram at Bethany, presenting & special program on music. The Deo- tional Life Commission, under Richird Locke, will be in charge at Centennal, presenting _“Practicing _Brotherhvod in Your Own Neighborhood. he Fellowship Commission, under Orille Ingram, will present the program at Fifth. Kathryne Cowden will b in charge of the program at First, yre- senting “The House of the Lad’s Prayer.” Congress Heights will 1ave Louise Cole in charge of its progam. Ruth Jenkins and her Service fom- mission will preside at East Wasling- ton Heights. At Hyattsville thepro- gram wil be presented by Routh 3lass and the Fellowship Commission. Joun- tain Memorial will have a debge on “Foreign and Home Missions.” Dfothy Hollis and the Fellowship Comnission will present the program at Kndall. Tomorrow is the last Sundayto be spent by Second in its old hurch. There will be & Fellowship super and the Service Commission will be in charge. Hereafter Second wil be in its new church at Seventeeh and East Capitol streets. Petwath will have a Fellowship program wder the direction of Glen Haycraft. Temple will have a Stewardship progam pie- sented by Elizabeth Batemn. The Stewardship Commission ugler Sher- wood Rodman will presenf the pro- gram at Wisconsin Avenus