1914 Photo Drama Newspaper - Watchtower Documents

CREATION OF WORLD
SHOWN IH PICTURES
Bible Account Portrayed in
Photo Drama to Be Exhibit-
ed by Pastor Russell.
Beginning tomorrow afternoon and
continuing every afternoon and evening
for fflve weeks a series of mot m
pictures entitled "Crenttor.." will hp
i,nown at th Belasco Theater. h' h
wld tell the story of human develop-rne- nt
as it Is related in the BiMe
There Is no admission rharpe and no
arpeal for funds will be made Pastor
Russell, president of the lnternat onal
Blblfe Students' Association. Is to Rive
h short address at the Bclaseo tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock, introducing
'he photodrama.
The spectacle is di ided into lour parts,
each of whih occuplc with musk.
lectar.nR. steropitii on vieus and mov-
ing pictures, about two hours. Part
one which will be presented tomorrow
and ever afternoon at 3 and evening
at S o'clock durinK the week. starts
with the Bible ston of the, creation
It Is drawn as accurately as possible
from the scripture account, and sup-
plemented with the findings of scien-- t
sts relative to the formation of the
earth
First to be shown are a series of
stereop licon slides, gradually changinc
from one to the other. There appears
rl-- st the earth, apparently no moro
than a dot among the sreat stars in
the blue skj The second slide shows
the earth in the process of cooling, and
tlvn are shown, in sequence, the seen
native dajs or periods
Thrni.phnnt th AvhlhltlnnQ n lpctnre 1
Riven hy a phonograph. Besides giving
the lectures, which are timed to fit in
exactlj with the pictures, the phono- -
graph also furnishes the music, which.
consists 01 an eiaDorate overture ana
t lionises during the impressive scenes.
Part one of the photo-dram- a carries
the story of the Bible through the the Church of the Asceiicion.
which Is shown in an excellent setts avenue and Twelfth street north-fil- m
that also shows the building of west, tomorrow morning.
tin ark and the gathering of the ani- -
mnls therein, to the life and experiences
of the Patriarch Abraham and the
of the cities of Sodom and Go-
morrah
The succeeding parts, which will be
pifsented in order, one part for each
week, tell in uirono'i fca order tho
riicst impressive and inspiring stories of
i th the OH ami Nw Testaments
These moving picture were actually
taken in Palestine, the Jlo'.y Land, with
tl: exception of tni.e which tell the
stc-- y
of Exodus v,r.iih were taken in
Egypt.
Church Notes.
The Rev. Azro J. Corv will speak uo
" as Applied to Occultism,
Religion and Philosophy .' at Pythian
Temple, 1012 Ninth street, tomorrow, at
11 a. m.
Iowa Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church has under construction a new
fhurch building at Iowa aenue and
Emerson street northwest. This church,
up to this time, hab used a portable
structure The new structure will cost
J1T.OCO and is expected to be a decided
lmproement in the section
When the question of "The Ideal Al- -
liance Member," was discussed at the
meeting of the Woman s Alliance of All i
Souls' Church, there arose some diffl- - j
cuitj in deciding the exact qualities
necessarj. Several gave their oDlnlonx !
on the requisites for the ideal member,
but there was little doubt that nothing I
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vwtiuu muse nuu participated in tne
were Mrs Helen Farquhcr"
Mrs. Dald White. Dr Ludlow. Mrs
Crandall, and Mrs Spanhoofd
rhe William Edward Cailender
has appointed rector Christ
Kensington. Md. Dr. Cailen-
der has been assistant rector the
( hurcb the Ascension for the last
year. He move with his family
to Kensington on Max 15
w,H be a joint meeting New
York Aenue Pr-s- b terian Church ard
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THE REV. J. HENNING NELMS,
Daylight Lodge to Observe
Its Ninth Anniversary
n,e Ke J He'iniim- - Neltns. qrand
chaplain of King Solomon Lodge, No.
3I p A allU A ji ,u conduct serv- -
ices to if held in honor of the l'inth
anniversary of the Daylight Lodge, at
The members will assemble at the
lodge at 1" o'clock, where a special
communication will 'k- - held after whiih
they will proceed in a bodv to the
church
In the cv cuing .u the s o'clo-- k
ice. the Ht Rev Alfred Harding,
bishop of nshlngion v. ill isit the
parish fur confirmation services He
will alto fTiM- - a crnun
Sodality to Receive
Communion Tomorrow
The communion dav of the Sodulitv i
of the Blessed Virgin of bt. Patrick's i
Church will be observed tomorrow with
mass at n m The Rev James
Smyth, director of the sodalll;. will be
the celebrant of the mass and he will
delivr a short sermon
High mass will be ung at II clock
the Re. John M. McNamara at
w Inch Father Smvth will spc.tk 'I ho )
ii. William J. t'nrroll will be master!
of Ceremonies. Mgr W. T Russell !
will occupv a scat in tne sanrtuurX,
during tho mass.
The meeting ot tne league or the i;ool
Shepherd will be held in the eicnlnc
at 7:3o o'clock, when Mgr. Russell w'll
conduct services and preach ttv ser--
mon
During the month of Mat ial de- -
votlons In honr of the Bleed Virnln
w 'H 'x? hcjd earh evening from 7.J0 until
Congressman Hobson to
Lecture for Boy Scouts
At the ctening hervito tomoirnw a ,
Ingram Memorial Churtn, Tcr street I
and MascHChusetts ucnuc northeast.
Congressman Richmond P Hobson oj
Alabama will deliver a lecture on Th
Intemperance Question." under the aus-
pices of Troop 16, Box Stouts, of In-
gram Chur- - b
The Ron Dr .1 t I'l ucll will take
!oi th" suhjftt of bi- - sermon at the
lt.ormng ' rvi iv urpiics of IteveU-l.i.- r.
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MISSION TO OBSERVE
E! GHTH ANNIVERSARY
Gospel Workers Plan for Three
Services at Separate
Churches Tomorrow.
The eighth annivorsarv of the Gospel
Mission is to be celebrated tomorrow.
There will he three sessions, one in
the morning, one in the afternoon, and
one at night.
The morning session will be held at
Luther Memorial Church. Fourteenth
and N streets northwest, at 11 o'clock.
B H Warner is to preside, and H.
Kans Is to direct the music. J. H. Nel-
son will read from the Scripture, and
Mrs. Madison Clark will sing a solo.
Prayer will be read by W. R. Blackford,
after which the Baltimore Gospel Trio
will sing Greetings will be delivered
bv the Rev. Henry Anstadt, pastor.
Benediction will conclude the morning
Mrs. II. K. Monroe, vice chairman
of the mission board, will preside at
tho platform meeting to be held at Mis-
sion Hall. 114-1- 6 John place,
at 3 o'clock In the afternoon. Among
the principal talks to b given are: i
"Reports From Woman's Council." by
Mrs. Henry Anstadt: "Women's Prayer i
League." by Mrs. M. P. Spindle; "Jail i
Work." by Mrs. H. W. Kline, and
"Hospital work," by Mrs. "William
Buckingham. Frank "Wyatt will direct
the music.
At the evening session to be conduct-
ed at Foundry Methodist Church. Six-
teenth and Church streets northwest,
at 7:30 o'clock, reports of the mis-
sion's work will be read. B. H. War--
ner will preside, and W. H. Evans i
will direct the. music. Greetings will .
be delivered by the Rev. W. R. n,
pastor. Clara Nelson
and Miss Grace Beelman will render
Instrumental solos.
Vice President to Speak
At Church Mass Meeting
Vice President Marshall will deliver
an address at a mass-meetin- g at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
on Sunday evening. May 17, In the In-
terest of the cause of Ministerial Re-
lief and Sustentatlon The Presbyterian
Church thrr.ughout the nation is en-
gaged in a gret movement to raise a
large endowment to provide pen- -
tftna fnr anrl HlanHleri minister.
their widows and orphans. Rex-- . Dr. j
William Hiram Foulkes general secre
tar, the Rev. Dr. William SvlveMer
Holt, associate secretary, and the Rev.
rtv WIHIuth .TncWsnn Johnson, field ren--
reyCntatlve. have been carrying on a
rampalsn In the arious Presbyterian
churches ot the cltv lor several bun-day- s.
The campaign will close with
the ina meeting the New York
Avenue Church
Thousand Children Take
Part in May Procession
More one thousand people took
part in the Ma activities of St. Domi-
nic's Church A thousand children of
the parish, larrylnp banners depleting
scenes in the life of our Saviour and
the Blessed Mother, together with a
number of other pennants, bearing
words of the litany, marched about the
'streets in the vicinity the church.
M.-- .. Mls Loretta Creaghe, of the i
graduating class the feacred Hjrt
Academy, crowned it with a wreath of
s of the alley. Those who were in
attendance to the Queen of May were
Mitres Mary Triplet. Bessie Mills.
nrivp Wrirrht nnrl Mne Ttrnsnan Ihe.
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Brown and Claude EII.s.
Thr entire procrssion was attended hv
members of the Holy Name Society as
guard of honor.
Stating It Correctly.
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snort or the Ideal woman would tho s o'clock The services will ronsist of The procession was held last Sunday,
bill and even then pome did not agree the recitation of the Litean of 'xirctto. . huge statue representing the Blesped
that that would answer in all particu-- I a rhort instruction, and benediction of Virgin tas enthroned on an altar s.
the blcbscd hacrament ored with flowers, while the Queen of
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What Mother's Day
Tomorrow is Mother's U;i, ;md will be observed in all or Amer-
ica, as well as in Japan, China, and civilized parts of Africa. This
movement was started several years ao, and is yearly gaining in
strength, promising to become well-nig- h universal.
Its object is to recall the memories ot mothers that are gone,
and through loving words and care to brighten the lives of mothers
that remain, and to help the children and men and women to a greater
blessing in honoring their lathers and mothers. If away from
home, write her a love letter, send her a telegram, us6 the long-
distance phone, or special deliver leiler."'
Every person is asked lo wear a white carnation on Mother's
Day, this flower being chosen .in the emblem because it is thought to
typify some of the virtues ot motherhood in its whiteness and purity.
Aside from this, Mother's Day should hae a particular signifi-
cance to you. It is ly a (JHURCH-goin- g day. Your
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, MAY 1914.
Back to the Bible
"The Bible still remains the great sublime, enduring work of the
Eternal who loves righteousness and hates iniquity." Dr. Newman
Smyth.
STOOPlJfG TO CONQUKR. WE ARE CONQUERED.
By WARREN A. CHANDLER, D. D., LL. D.
(Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.)
The temptation to do evil tint good
may come of it is one which easilj
besets a man who
wishes to do good.
But it is a delu-
sion and a snare.
We can not hopo
to reap a harvest
of good from tow-
ing seeds of evil-Th-
ls
was the
essence of tho
third temptation
of Jesus in the
wilderness. "The
devil takcth him
up into an ex
ceeding high mountain, and showeth
him all the kingdoms of this world,
and tho glorv of thorn: and saith
unto him, all these things will I give
thee. If thou wilt fall down and wor-
ship me." It was a proposal that
the King of kings and Lord of lords
should "stoop to conquer."
The final triumph of holiness in the
earth will be when "tho kingdoms
of this world have become the klng- -
DEACONESS BOARD
SEEKING STUDENTS
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Hospitals, Missions, and Train- -
ing Schools of Methodist
Church Need Workers.
More college, students to wot in the (
deaconncsses' homes, hospitals, mli- -
sions. and training schools of the
McthodlBt Episcopal Church Is to be
the aim of the general deaconess honui
now In session at the Foundr M. E
Church here.
The Rev. Dr. Daniel W. Howell, cor-
responding secretary of the board, be-
lieves this end can be accomplished by
having one general pension fund under
church control for those engaged In
this work rather than several small
funds such as are now available
In Dr. Howell's report it was stated
that the church has forty-nin- e deacoii-nejsc- s"
homes, twenty-fiv- e hospitals,
ten missions, eleven traininc schools.
ten rest homes, four homes for the
aged, six chi !dren's homes, .even gir s I
homes, one
scnoois, nnd one bovs' and girls'
CT.00 al.o stated that he.e
1 (ID itmrnnniM. licensed ani un- -
llcented, in America with n r.mldtv
growing property of ISflO" v.lnli in
Europe there was moio than a bundled
(leicorieiscs with tCOO.000 worth of prop-
erty.
Two new committees, thoso of press
and lesoIutionB, ic organized. The
report of the treasurer points out a
balance of Sl.ll.i
j
fter the meeting the neruneii t.f
thp board .md then whes mmii.mI the
White House, where President Wilson
congratulated them nnthtr ir--i-
tion will be held for tl on' Uus after
noon at the Sibley Hospital.
Will See Creation Film.
Th regular niectlnj; of the Washing-
ton Temple ConBroBitinn
uill not be hold In New Mosonit
tomorrow aftrrnoon nt ' o'rlot K
hut Insteail. the meinbrr will ntienrl
the portrayal of th( photo- - if
at the vani hout in Hi.
Theater, wht.li I'Krtnr Rii'-scl- l will
he the speaker. I
W t'!"" i"eiflr"
cioms - of the Lord"' (Revelation 12 15);
but Jesus could not consent to make
n short cut to that result by way of
a lompromls". Ho chose rather to
reach it by the longer and harder,
but surer way of the crosu.
It is a deadly form of Iniidellty to
believe that the right is so weak that
i can not win without an alliance
with the wrong. There '.s no darker
atheism than to believe that God
can not or will not care for his
on cause.
Jesus did not consider for a mo-
ment tho proposal that he become a
assal of Satan by an act of homage.
He aimed at a kingdom and a crown,
but not under Satan's suzerainty. To
the diabolical suggestion came his
sharp response. "Get theo hence Sa-
tan: for it is written, thou shall
worship tho Lord thy God, and him
only shalt thou serve."
It is of the same substance as
devil-worsh- ip to attempt to do good
by doing evil. It never can be right
to do wrong. The man or the church
which stoops to conquer is always
conquered by stooping.
(Copyright. 1514, by Joseph H Howies )
IT L EAGUERS
TO HOLD CONCLAVE
District Societies to Assemble
at Douglas Church Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The twenty-fourt- h annual convention
of the Washington District L'pwurcH
Lcacue is to bo held next Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Douglas Memorial
Mothodiit Episcopal hirrch. Eleventh
and H streets northeast
The Rev Charles E Guthrie, of
Wilkesbarre, Pa., former pastor of Hant-lin- e
M. E. Church, will address the
ma meeting Tuesday evening, which
will opm at i.:30 with a registration of
delegates. There will be a lunfeience of
spiritual department work from 7 un-
til 7'30. followed bj missionary depart-
ment work, which will rloee at S o'clock.
At the mass meeting Wednesday the
ltd. George R Peck, pastor of the
First M. E. Church. Baltimore, will he
i lie i ne sessions win ncgin in
tho i ftcrnoon at 5 o'cIolIc when the con- -
ence on tb work of the nepart- -
ial Serwce will take ptoce.
Bri,,r which conference on work of
e"""t :L?"tS":
ture will precede a dinner to given at
the church
1'ror.i 7 o lock until s o' lm 1; there
will lm a lnislnes sc'luii nd on elec-
tion of ofiircrs
The .Tunlur Lesstte rallv will be held
tomorow afternoon at o'clock, the
McKendree Methodist Epicopal Church.
The iiriiiclD.il (idiliess will be delivered
by Mrs I) P Rlalne. who w.is appo'nt- -
ed bv President Wilson as national rep-
resentative to the International Conven
tion on Alcoholism held at Milan. Italv i
She will talk of the flags of the countries
which t.he vinited o hr trli
There will be demonstrations of
Junior League work
To Address Missionaries.
Congressman Deckrr will hr the
speaker at the meeting of the Mis-MOit- ri
Socletv. of WimhiliKton, to lie
held at rsnuprhrr's this evenniK at S
o'cloek Officers w III be elected for
the i ornins v ear and a iiiubh al and
lilerarv program will ho earned out
.for the entertainment of the families
of the member"
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VISITING CLERGYMEN
TO FILL 17 PULPITS
Two Methodist Episcopal Bishops and
fifteen other out-of-to- churchmen of
that denomination will appear In local
pulpits tomorrow morning, all of them
having come to Washington to attend
the meetings of the deaconess board
which concludes this evening.
Bishop William Burt, of Buffalo, will
preach at the Hamline M. E Church.
Ninth and P streets northwest. At the
Foundry M. E. Church Bishop Charles
W. Smith, of St. Louis, will preach.
The ReV. Dr. T. P. Fl t. a pastor of
Evanston, III., and one of the most
widely known clergymen of tho Chicago
j district, will preach at the Metropolitan
M. E. C.iurch. while at McKendree M.
E Church the Rev. R. F. Lowe, of St.
Johnshurg. VL, will preach his subject
being "A Little Garden House and What
Became of It."
Other pulpit assignments for tomor-
row are: Trinity M. E. Church, the Itev.
IX W Howell. Buffalo, N Y ; Pet-wor- th
M. E Church, Prof Richard T.
Stevenson, Delaware, Ohio. Ryl.ind M.
K. Church, the Rev. Frank Doran. FL
Paul. Minn.; Douglass M. E. Church,
the Rev. W. H. W. Rees. Kverctt, Wash-Anacost- la
M. E. Church, the Rev. J. V.'.
Cary, Indiana. Pa.; Union M. R Churrti,
the Rev. W. O. Crist, Toledo. Ohio; Wil-
son Memorial Church, the Rev. D. W.
Smith, Kansas City, Mo.: Brookland M.
E. Church, the Rev. George W. White.
Oakland. Cal.; Asbury (colored) M. E.
Church, the Rev. J. B. F. Shaw, Merid-
ian, Miss.
Local institutions under the super-
vision of the deaconess board are Sibley
Hospital. 1H0 North Capitol street, and
the Lucy Webb Hayes Training School,
1130 North Capitol street.
Marshall Will Address
Civic Betterment Body
Vivic President Marshall, Speaker
Clark, and Victor J. Evans have con-
sented to address the CIIc Betterment
Association on July 4, according to the
announcement made today by Secretary
Majo C. Mitchell, of the association.
The board of directors, at last night's
meeting-- ,
heard a favorable report from
Secretary Mitchell on the recent cam-nai-
and the good results accomplished
by the clean city committee.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Universalist
CHURCH OnT)UK FATHER
UTH AND L STS. N W.,
Rf John Van Schslrk, Jr.D. D Pastor
Tublle worship at II o. m., with sermon
l.y the i.astor fal.Ject. "A CHURCH PRO-I1RA- JI
" Youn reoplc's ChristUn Union at
I p. m Sunday School. a. m. Free
Kindtrgarltn. II a m.
Pcntecostal-Nazaren- e.
ORAOE CIirnCH 10 Pa. ae. N V.
rimer. Will O. Jones Sunday school at
b in Preaching at 11 a m. and T.;t p m.
EiM-ybod- welcome.
Church of Christ
CHI R' H OP CHRIST meets every Funday
!n Flvnns KulnB Colleue Hall, s w cor
Sth nd K etK n HIdIm studv. 1 a m
Communion set-Ic- Jl a m All weUom
Washington Temple
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W AJTillNOTON TEMPLE CONGREGATION
Past jr t harles T Ruell comes to Wash-'ngto- n
tomorrna to inaugurate the photo- - I
drama of creation In the Belasco Theato.
at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon Th Temple
Congreat on II", therefore, attnnd this
nMtln?. There wl'I y no meeting In New
Mainlr Temple All are Invited
Unitarian
LI. SOL'I-- S' I 'It nCH. cor. t.th and 1. Sts
l'lsses G. B Pltrca. D.D. Minister
S 4S a m , Sunday school, class for the
comparative study of religion, and unity
i,tudv rlas
11 orlock, mornlns service, sermon by the
minister
There is also kindergarten durin; the hour
of morning worship
g p m Liberal ltellsloui I"nl"n Addrf:
bv Win D. Mackenzie, "Mental Hospitality."
The public invited to all services
Salvation Army
l.l. 11 LI rxvME-negu- Iar services 5un'"-- .
1ft "0 k m . Z IS and S p ni Other
15 P m dally except Sunda
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Should Mean To You
mother and your CHURCH are entwined together in our memory.
Remember how she taught you your tirst prayer; how her tired fingers
arrayed you in your "Sunday best;'' how she taught you to attend
CHURCH?
Surely you could pay no better tribute to the memory of your
mother than by attending CHURCH tomorrow. If she be alive and
near, by all means go with her; but if this is not possible, go anyway.
She trained you lo go to CHURCH it you have strayed away from
that teaching, remember that it would be HIHR wish, and retrace your
steps.
On this page ou will tmd the announcements ot services at the
various CHURCHES ot Washington, embracing nearh every creed.
Select the denomination which lepresented the religion of your mother,
and
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW
THIS ADVERTISEMENT WAS INSERTED AND PAID hOR BY A GROUP OF WASHINGTON CITIZENS WHO HAVb THE BbST INIERbSTS Ob I'HL CITY AT HEART.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Episcopal
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL,
Bethlehem Chapel,
Mount St. Alban. D. C
Holy Communion and sermon, preacher.
Itv. C II Ingle. II a. m. reople'e service,
ronllrmatlon for Cathedral School for Girl.
Preacher, the Bishop of Waahlngton. t P- - m
5t.flDark'sburcb
TIIIKD AND A PTS. S. K.
HEX C. R STETSON. RECTOR.
&KHVir-ES-7:3- 11 A. M.. 8 P. M.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH.
1ITH AND H STS. X. W.
REV. ROLAND COTTON SMITH. D. D.
H. Edwud UUtcr Duulap. M. A.
Rev. Georgs Williamson Smith. D. D.
S a. m., 11 a. in.. 4:13 p. m.
ouncay acnooi, 3.J5 a. m
THE NATIVITY. 70, 3:15; 11; S. The Ka--
uimuuii, j.jv; ; :.tu, u. v s. iaitenam-men- t
at Notl Home Tuc., s p. m. Joint
Meeting of all OulMi Wed.. ; 30 p. tn.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL 11th and C its. S. W.
Rev. C F. EdwardJ. Scrvlct. 11 a. m. aad
I p. m.
ST. JAMES' CHURCH,
STH STREET. NEAR C ST.. N. E.
Srlcei: Sunday, 7:W. 10:M and 11 a. m..
J. 30 and 3. CO p. ni.
Methodist Episcopal
METROPOLITAN
MEMORIAL
METHODIST CHURCH,
Corner of John Marshall place and C at.
N. W.. JAMES 8 HERA MOSTOOMEBT.
Minister. Sunday school with "Mothers Day"
procram at 9:30. At the same hour Metro-
politan Dlble class, the pastor as teacher.
Public service at 11 o'clock with sermon by
the Rev. T. P. Frost, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Dvanjton. III.
Kpworth League devotional service at 6:45.
At 3 o'clock Dr. Montgomery will speak on
the subject. "THE TRAGEDY AND HOPH
Or MEXICO." Special music and a cordial
welcome to the public
UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
I0th Street, near Pennsylvania Avemis N. W.
JOHN MAC5IUKRAV. Pastor.
SERVICES:
11 a. m., the Rev. E. O. Crist, D. D., To-
ledo. Ohio.
8 p. m., pastor: sermon theme: "A Man
Named BRANCH."
9:30 a. m.. Sunday School. Large Bible
Clastes for men and womn.
McKENDREE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Mass Ave., Near 9th St. N. W.
11 a. m., sermon by Rev. Ralph F. Lowe.
D. D, of St. Johnsbury. Vt.; subject. "A
Little Garden and What Came of It." $ p.
it... sermon by the pastor. "The Law We
Live Bj." I Morran Chambers. Minister.
HAMLINE N,n,hNe'Sn1t.3tre,
REV. LUCIUS C. CLARK. D. D.. PaatOT.
1:30 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. BISHOP WILLIAM BURT. D.D.
IM p. m. Epworth League Service.
S p. ni. MEMORIAL SERVICE. G. A. R.
All Sittings Free Strangers Welcome.
FOUNDRY Avenue of the Presidents
?J .NT'Slr aad Church street.
W. R. WEDDERSPOON. D. D. Paster
9:30 a. m.. Sunday school.
ll.W a. m. Bishop CHARLES W. SMITH.
7 CO p. m Epworth League.
CO p m. Anniversary Gospel Minion.
WATTfrH ,nU AND A STREETS N. B.
.. - "- - THOMPSON. PASTO.t.
ua' JO? Rev- - A- - R Leonard, of Flint.
Jllcn. p. m., semon to Federal Lodge.
I. O. O. F
Wesley Chapel M. E. Church.
Corner of Sth and F sts. N. V
REV. HOWARD V. DOWNS. Pastor.
11 a m and S p. ro . sermons by the pea-t-
Sunday school. :Ju a. m. Epworth
Lcacue. 7 pm. Prayer meeting TUursday,
P m Everybody welcome
Methodist South
AiOUNT VERNON PLACE
TH AND K STS. N. W.
REV. EDWARD K. HARJIN. Paator
Retnilar rvlces at II a. m. ani 8 p. m.
Sunday school. 9 JO e. m. Epworlj Jaxus.
I:M p. m. Prayer meeting. Thursday. 1 p. m
CongregaboEa
MT. PLEASANT,
CONUREGATIONAL CHURCH.
COI.LMulA KOAU NEAR HTH ST
REV. CLARENCE A. VINCENT. U. D.
Mlnlittr.
Morning service, 11 a. m Sermon by Dr
Vincent Subject. "Mother." Evening serv- -
.ve. S p. m . sennoa by the paator. second
In tho scries of "Great ''hupters ot the Oil
Testament bcond Samu'l. irth Chapter. I
.unua 7t.iiu.il, a.v 3. m . .AtlUlt L.IAS3CJ, li' !
a m Christian Endeavor Meeting. s.:) p. I
m Ti.o vestej chorus of forty voicei n
a rular feature r the evening eervlte.
First Congregational Church,
CORNER luTH AND G STS N W
Rev. Jay T. Stocking. D. D.'. Pastor.
Rev. Lewis iZ Purdum. asilstanr u....
11 W a. in., puolic worship wttn sermon by
the pastor, subject, "GOD'S MATHEMAT
ICS Music bj the ijuartet and chorus
choir 30 a m Sunday schc-- 1. fc:s t m
V. P. S C E. S p. m.. public wor.hln
with sermon by Rev. Lewis E. Punluin. ub-Je-
'THE CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
INGRAM MEMORIAL CHURCH,
10th and Mats Ave N. E.
Dr J W FR1ZZELU Pastor
"SIRPRISES OP REVELATION will be
the Kubect of the Sunday morning sermon o'
Ks J Priziell, Pastor Ingram Jlemcr-U- l
Church At the evening services Con-
gressman ("apt Hobson will deliver his great
lecture on 'The Intemperance ijuestion "
un-io- r the aixspi. cs of Troop IS. Boy of
Ingram Church
Gospel Mission
GOSPELMISSION.
at and :IS j si iJohn Marshall place)
Oosccl services cery evenlnc of the mr .!
7:4j p. m. SunJ.D3 In Gotpel Altsslau Hall
at 5 and 7 45 p. in. Gospel vVagon S and 7
P-- m- -
- Y. M. C. A.
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-. iiipin m v s
MUTJU.l1i.tlS' DAY MEETING
Aupl- - Y U and V. M C A. at
MUST lOVGHFUTIO.N'tl, CHURCH.
ihTII Wh i: 2tvj
llMA T 30 P M
.iU.IU 1 --Jtia .1,1.4 hWH music Even-bods- -
nel me
Y. W. C. A.
MOTHERS' DAY MEETING.
At "SPIi'Jjs V." I' A. AND Y SI ( A
a- -
i ongn-sBiion- i nurcn Kth and G
t . .undav at 1 10 p m Goal speakers
an.l ao-x- l music i:rvlxdy velcomc
Undenominational
VElll.V I1.L' nth , ani Pa ave
E nuulav sthcil. v n Gospel
pnathlng. 7 (. p ni Vel. night Tnetuis
lii'-nja-j an.l I'rl.'aj 7 i p ti All Invited.
Secular League
WVSHIVGTON SCVI'LAK Ij:G"E (an
open furuiMi riti.an Temple Wll sih st
N V . Snndaj i p ii Address "ECO-NOMI- i'
nKIT;ilMIl.-- " y Mr Percy
HayN Slmer Rejomdi r b Rev Georga
P Dudlej
Other Services
BAHAI REVELATION.
Practiittl ral m. f tho lUhal IlPe-Ullu-
wll' h tli "Ul.j t vl the Baial
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it tri'n' Mi.ul (v not .kotiI thin a
inter- - i'ut thr nttr.5 or niAUKina
Bible Students
I.NTKRNATION M. 1IIULB STl'DEVTS AS- -
eo'IA"l ION cls mrfts tor stu-l- at 7 71
p m bunds Ol.l Maeotilo Temple. :3
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CHURCH NOTICES. '
Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENAN"
Conn. iv.. N and ISth Sits.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HOWARD HANNAFOUD. MIniitt- -
AtM
HARRY BAREMORE ANGUi.
Mlnlster-ln-cbarg- e of Peck UiapaL
II a. ni., sermon by the minister.
3'30 p. m., musical service led by doubt
extet. Sermon by the minister. Subject
"THB EPISTLB TO THE CALATIANS."
P. m.. music rendered by Eventns Choi
of l'.O olc. Sydney Uord Wrlmtson. Dl
rector. Harvey .Murray. Organist. Sermui
by the minister. Subject. "THE LIFE AM
TIMES OF MOSES: THE BRAZEN SER
A.u THB FA1SE PROPHET."
Bun-la- school at 9:tn a. m.
CiirlsUan Endeavor Meeting at :C p. m.
Thursday evening at t Mid-wee- k Se.-vl- c
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sixteenth and Irving sts. N W
JAMES H. TAYLOR. Pastor.
Teaching 11 a. m. and Ip. in. Sunda-
School. 9.J0 a. m. C. E.. 7 p. m. Prajs
service TTiursday. S p. m.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
PRESBTTERIAN CHURCH.
Columbia toad and Kalorama.
REV. JOHN C. PALMER. D. D.
11 a. ni . "Marantha" The Lord Cometh
7: p. m.. "A Mother's Innunce."
SECOND 22d, between P and Q. N. H
Iter. Andrew R. Bird. Divine worship
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Bible school, 9:4.
a. m. Midweek, Thura. 8 p. m. Wcleoint
United Presbyterian.
THE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
a CHURCH.
Rock Creek road and New Hampshire av
Pastor J. A. Campbell. Regular services l
J":, 7i30 p- - m- - Sunday school. 914
Christian Endeavor. 6:U.
Baptist
Metropolitan Baptist Church,
6TH and A STS. N. B.
JOHN COMPTON BALL, Minister.
11 a m. "Wonderful Things In the Bible.
7:5 p. m.. Mother's Day service, "Moth
Ruling the Home." Special music by chcru.
of ladles.
FIFTH BAPTIST- -:
Brlgga will preach at 11 and 7:(S. Sunda;
school. iM. Chape). 1 B. T. P. U.. t.ii
Mr. KInley. of Baltimore, will addreis th.
Men's League Wednesday night. Welcome.
REV. EDWARD JUDSON. D. D.. of Ne
York Ctt. Mflll dellved a srman-addre- a
on. "ADONIRUM JUDSON. or The Lentth
ened Shadow of an Injlvidual Life." at Fift
Baptist Church. E and 6Vi sts. S. W.. Sun
day. 11 a. m. Dr. Judson will also nreact
at night. AH welcome.
rtrana RtinrioT JthandDS.E.
vj.uw iiuii Pastor. F. W. Johnson
U. "Tho IJfe That Wins." 7:G. "I Aa
Beady."
E. Hex Swera has returned from his Mother'
burial and will preach Sunday. Centennla
Bapt. Ch.. ?lh A Ee sts. N. E.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. 4m and Va
are. s. Rev. Hlnson Vernon Howlett. PJ
tor. Preaching by the paator. 11 . ra.
Chmtian
VERMONT AVeTcHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
Vermont Ave., North of N St.
Rev. EARL WILFLEY, Pastor
Service at 11 a. m. and p. m. p
claf sermon and services on MOTHERS
DAT. At the Vermont Avenue Chrlstla
Church, the pastor will SDeaJc .on th
above topic Sunday morning. funds
school. J.JO a. m Christian Endeavor. 7 p. ci
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
TH AND D STREETS N. B.
RJV. GEO. A. MILLER PASTOR.
Preactlns 11 a. ra.. 7: p. m
Sunday school. 930 a. ro.
Latheran
KELLER MEMORIAL. Md. ave. and :
St. N. E. S. T. NICHOLAS. Pastor
Preachlnr. Tl ancf S. Sunday school; tJS
Junior C E., S. Intermediate and Touni
People's. 7.
United Brethren
MEMORIAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
NORTH CAPITOL AND R STS. N. W.
REV. CHAS. E. PVLTZ. PASTOR.
Sunday school. 3.30 a. m.
Preachlnr. 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m by th.)
pastor.
Christian Endeavor. S:4J p. m.
Christian Science
First Church of Christ,
Scientist,
COLUMBIA ROAD AND EUCLID ST.
SERVICES:
Sundar. 11 a. m and X p. ra.
Subject. "ADAM AND FALLEN MAN.
Sunday school. 11 s. n. Wednesday even-
lnc meettns. $ p. m. Public cordially ls
vlted. Reading room and loan library. CF
Colorado bulldlnB
Second Church of Christ,
SCIENTIST.
.'nlon Culldlnc. G street, between Sttti aal
Seventh northwest.
Cervices: Sunday. 11 a. to. and I p. ra.
Subject. "ADAM AND FALLEN MAN
Sunday school. 11 a. m. Wednesday area- -
Sne meetine. SD.ro.
Public cordially Invited. Reading room and
loan library. S01 Colorado bnlldlni
Spiritualism
SPIRITIAI. TEMPLE SOTIETT
"THE ILLUSIONS OF LIFE." Is th
subject Alfred H Terry will lecture on a
41 10th at N W Sunday evening at S o'clo,.
followed by niessase Seats fre. all ve'
come. Meeting Friday night at 1 C
E.
First Spiritualist Church,
TH?h!in Temnle. 1C1I 'th St N. f . flrs
floor. 7 ti p. ni. Service br George v
Kates and wife. Messages by Mrs Maltb
All invited
Christadelphian
cnvr. , in ECCLE5I. Naval Td'
Hall. 0 Pa nve S E -- Sun.. U:i a. m
Drama of Creation!
The Washing-
ton
Bjs ySBBBBBBBBBBB) Temple
Con prcpatlou
will not hold
Its meeting: In
N e vv Masonic
Temple In or-
der to attend
this presenta-
tion of colored
and motion
pictures telling:
step by step
the history of
the world.
PASTOR RUSSELL
will be the speaker of the occasion
SUNDAY AT 3 P. M.
You are cordially Invited to
attend this meeting; where the
reUKlous convictions of every
man are treated with Chris-
tian courtea and which every-
one vv ho attends will profit by.
No admission No collection
BEIASCO THEATER