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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1904

Page

6

Volunteers Keep Faithful Choir At All Saints Chevy Chase

The All Saints Church Chevy Chase two year old thrives on volunteer staff with a growing choir led by organist George Edward Hughes. The choir, once led by Mrs Mackrille and then Mr Eldridge, aims to enlarge the music program with a new pipe organ once church debts are cleared and additional voices join.

Prospect Chevy Chase George Edward Hughes Fabian Hughes Mackrille George Holdridge All Saints’ Church Anty Cape Cod Kldrigge Yarmouth Boston Harvard Harvard Gleen Club Denver Colo Episcopal Cathedral Gower Eldndge Episcopal Washington Geological Survey Kurt Ife Baltimore St. Paul's Fipscopal Church Twenty-third Street Eldridge Saranne Gidberg St. Patrick's Church Tenth Street G Streets D. J. Stafford D. D Thomas McGuigan William J. Caprroll Church of the Holy Trinity James F. X. Mulvaney Samuel Cahill Edward F. Roach Bey’ Chor Wells Sanctuary Society St. Stephen's Church Twenty-fifth Street Pennsylvania Avenue W. J. Caughey T. Gibbons Smythe Thomas D. Willams Gillen Fathers Caughey Smythe Father Williams Shrine of the Sacred Heart Fourteent Street Whitney Avenue Joseph F. McGee Christ Child Mission Father Hartwell Father McGee Antwerp

Sunday Church Services

Sunday church services listed for Episcopal and Methodist parishes in Washington DC area. Includes Holy Communion, morning prayers, sermons, and Sunday schools at multiple churches such as Church of the Good Shepherd, St Agnes Chapel, St John's, Grace, Christ Church Georgetown, St Mark's, St Andrews, Trinity, St Pauls, and others with times and locations. All welcome and free seating.

Church of the Good Shepherd Sixth Street C. R. Stetson C. R. Abbott St. Agnes’ Chapel New York Avenue Fourth Street Richard P. Williams St. John's ‘Church Sixteenth H Streets Grace Christ Church St. John's Church Georgetown United Services F. Davies St. Mark’s Church Third Third and A. Streets St. Andrew’s Fourteenth Corcoran Streets George Calvert Carter Gibson Charles C. Pierce D. D Grace Church Thirty-second M Streets Pritis St. James’ Church Eighth Street Massachusetts Avenuee C Street Church of the Advent Second U Streets Lebroit Park Edward M. Mott Thomas Peter J. Bierfoot Trinity Church C Streets St. Thomas' Church Eighteenth Street Dupont Circle C. Ernest Smith D.C. L Cart Smith M. A Washington Heights Kalorama Avenue Columbia Head E. Lawrence Hunt Babylon The Heights Car Unes Tenth Street Tenth and R Streets Geriah Lamkins Metropolitan Church Sixth A&a John Compton Ball FP. Menetee Washington College B. Y Church of the Reformation Pennsylvania Avenue Second Street Southest W. E. Parson Il A. m E. J. Wall General Synod Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Corner Sixth and P Streets Co. F Bergner

Numerous DC churches announce Sunday services and programs

A dense schedule of sermons, Sunday schools, and meetings fills many Washington churches. Rev. A. Be Spielman at Mount Vernon Place, Rev. Forrest J. Prettymah at another, and Rev. J. T. Kelly among many others preach at 11 am and 8 pm. Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and midweek prayer meetings are listed across multiple parishes.

A. m A. BE Spielman Lanham Epworth League Mount Vernon Place Ninth and K Streets Forrest J. Prettymah Jeffries Thoraday P. m

Faith services and church notices across Washington area

A dense listing covers Plymouth Church at Seventeenth and P, First Church at Tenth and G with Rev Newman and Rev McMillan, Seventh-day Adventists at Takoma Park, True Reformers Hall notices, Gospel Tents on First and K and Rhode Island Ave, Universalist at Thirteenth and L, Christadelphian at Pennsylvania Ave Southeast, Christian Science at Fifteenth and R, Reformed at Sixth and N, Mount Rainier church services, and numerous meetings including Spiritualist, Friends, Central Union Mission, Millennial Dawn, Oriental Philosophy, and Homeward Bound Mission with times, speakers, and venues across the city.

Sligo Takoma Park Takoma Hall HE. G. White National Headquarters Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Bailey Utah Presbyterian College In Wilson Baltimore Headquarters Industrial Mission Friends of the Mission Miss Pendleton Bien Haslam

Epworth Board of Control Plans For District Convention

The Epworth Board of Control for the Washington District of the Epworth League met at Wesley Chapel to discuss the August session and dates for the annual convention. proposed dates are September 26 and 27, with department conferences emphasized. Funds were pledged for Rus Hall gymnasium furnishings and for an Epworth League bed in Sibley Hospital, with significant support from Frederick district and nearly 800 dollars pledged in missions in the district to aid preacher-teachers in India, students in China, and seven women.

Washington Epnorth League Wesley Chapel M. M. Mitchell Baltimore Rus{ Hall Frederick Sibley Hospital Ashington EK. M. Wharton Department of Missions India China League

God Taking Care of Elijah in Kings Lesson

Sunday school outline on Elisha Elijah tale from Kings xvi–xvii, detailing Elijah’s call to confront Ahab, God’s protection at Cherith, the move to Zarephath with the widow, and the miracle of sustenance. It frames faith under drought, obedience, and divine provision through a widow’s household.

Elijah J. E. Gilpert American Society of Religious Education Israel Jeroboam Moses Christ Quead Kjakis Ahab Jezebel James God Heaven Hs Ife Dhjat Jordan Nettseis Cherih Mark Cherith Zarep‘hath Tyre Sidon Jesus Zarephath Canaan Bia Eda Jeagus Manna Yerael Zarephoth

The Hidden Man of the Heart and Charitable Blessings

A religious reflection asserts the hidden man of the heart thrives away from world turmoil. Adversity may yield fortune, charity multiplies, and true ministers bring more than they receive, blessing households and life through divine presence.

Luke

River View excursion and church notices at St Aloysius

The parish schedules a River View excursion on August 55 and lists masses, devotions, and sodality activities at St. Aloysius Church North Capitol and I streets with details on parish groups and weekly Christian Endeavor events. District Christian Endeavor Union president Kellar notes Dr. Clark, founder of the movement, plans a fall visit to Washington with a mass meeting likely on November 4.

Bekington North Capitol and Q Streets N. H. Miller Christian Endeavor West Street P Street Thirty-first Thirty-second Streets W. C. Alexander D. D Henry Rumer Wyoming Del Second Church Southern Assembly Harry W. Pratt Church of the Covenant Connecticut Avenues Ani Tennis S. Hamlin Ed Zeres Ward St. Ignatius Oxon Hill St. Teresa's Church St. John’s Church Forest Glen Charles QO. Rosensteel Church of the Nativity Charles O. Rosensteel St. Ann’s Church Tennallytown Joseph C. Mallon Church of the Holy Name K. Streeta Thomas J. Kervick Andrew J. Carey St. Matthew's Church Rhode Island Avenue M Street Thomas 8. Lee J. D. Sterling Edward L. Buckley Anacostia Charles M. Bart Martin P. Hogan St. Joseph's Church Valentine F. Schmidt J. A. Smyth Father Smyth S1. Mary's Church Fifth Street H Streets Charles Warren Currier Charles J. Trinkauf Paul Reinsels Bristow Father Trinkaus Church of the Immaculate Conception Eighth N Streets J. D. Marr Ambrose’ Beavan Father Marr St. Vincent de Paul's Church South Capitol Street N and O'streets Second C Streets J. M. O’brien J. M. Gallen J. Dowling Father Gallen Rather Johnstown St. Augustine's Church Fifteenth Street Paul Griffith F. X. Bischoff J A. Olds St. Martin's Church North Capitol T Streets Eugene Hannan St. Anthony Father Savange CS. C Holy Cross College Catholic University of America St. Cyprian’s Church Thirteenth Streets Southeast J. R. Matthews P. J. Ritchie St. Paul's Church Fifteenth James J. Mackin Thomas A. Walsh James E. Krug St. Vincent de Paul Society Convent of Perpetual Adoration T. Anthony’s Church H.W. Southgate A. M. Marks Astors St. Vincent's Asylum Soldiers’ Home Chapel Friends of St. Anthony's St. Dominic's Church E Streets J. A. Hinch O. P Dominican Monastery Colored Sodality Dominic Father Hinch O.P Mias Bischoff la Hache Rosary Confraternity St. Aloysius’ Church I Streets Edward X. Fink Gonzgaga College Marquette Edward Corbett S. J James M. Pickens District Union Harpers Perry New Christian Endeavor Society Trinity Baptist Church Ivy City Alonzo Beverly Preston Johnson Lena Johnson Eva Jackson William Smith Christian Endeavor Society of Calvary Baptist Church Beng Misses Hawley First Baptist Church Topeka Kans Everett M Hawley Twelfth Street Noarthwest Goodwill Associated Charitir Endeavor Kellar Christian Endeavor Union Clark United Society Christian Endeavor Movement Washington San Francisco Honolulu Zealand Australia South Africa London Europe America Antipodes

Anecdotes About Hall Caine in Harper's Weekly

A Philadelphia Ledger item recalls Julius Chambers and George Sidney sharing tales about Hall Caine. Stories cover Caine’s reactions to art, stage quarrels over a ministerial role, Rome photographs, and a mock knight’s proposal during a royal Isle of Man visit. The piece ends with a light quip about a newspaper ad.

Julius Chambers Harper's Weekly Hall Caine Gilbert Parker Parla Caine George Sidney London Sidney Beerbohm Tree Italy Tree Agare Mr. Tree Tuna Mr. Sidney Rome Isle of Man Glory Quayle Donald MacSheaf Douglas Cleerons Edward Mr. Caine Maesty Douglastown

Bishop Potter Saloon Controversy Sparks Moral Outcry

Kansas City and national temperance groups condemn Bishop Potter for dedicating a saloon and promoting drink. critics accuse him of undermining Christianity, while Protestant leaders vow protests and call for accountability amid calls for reform and church unity.

Potter National Temperance Society Christ St. Paul Kansas City American Young People’s Christian Temperance Union Porter New York Mqnor Water of Arts Church of Fagland Episcopal Church

American teaching the Czar reveals Siberian venture

An American, John Rosene, educates the Czar on exploiting Siberia’s resources. He secured a $5,000,000 concession, revived it after earlier lapses, formed the Northwestern Siberian Company, and acquired three Pacific liners to operate between Seattle and Siberia. His plan envisions sending American miners and traders to the region under a Russian transport flag.

Siberia John Rosene Nome John Rasen London Seattle Northwestern Commercial Company St Petersburg Northwestern Siperian Company Puget Sound Orient Northern Pacific Railroad Northwestern Siberia Company American Enterprise

Also Mentioned on This Page

A Willbanks Deanwood Park the Park Philadelphia Ledger Jokeley Pokeley Youngers St. David's Hall St. Alban’s Parish Conduit Road D. C St. Alban’s Church Wisconsin Avenue C. Bratenohl First and J. M. Gill Church Streets R. M. Moore Abert Osborn Dumberton Avenue Frank H. HavVenner William H. Chapman Epworth Church Seventh Lana D. L. Blaike- More P.m. Wilson Churen Rey EK. H Lamar Emory Chapel Brightwood J. L. Brookes Mount Pleasant “Church Joseph Dawson McKendree Massachusetts Avenue Edward L. Hubbard R. W. Bell W. H. Chapman Ryland Church D Streets R. L. Wright Asbury Church M. W. Clair Waugh Church George E. Maydwell W. Fs Lynn Seward Square Hamline Church Lucien Clark Flodera Preumatte Water Works Coy Washington, D.C Westminster Church Memorial Seventh Street William J. Hutchison George R. Phillips Pittsburg P.S. C Fifth Thomas Gordon P. S Thomas C. Clark Grand Island Nebr Christian Endeavor Meeting Eastern Church Maryland Avenue T. C. Easton James M. Nourse Gurley Florida Avenue Seventh Streets J. Russell Verbrycke Oarelock Oorth B Streets Albert Evans William C. Handy Anacostia Church Jefferson and Filmore Streets H. M. Geren C. H.t First Church O Streets Charles F. Windigler Charles L. Seashores Philadelphia George C. Samson Temple Church Tenth N_ streets J. J. Muir BR. A. Woods Somerville N. J Fourteenth Street Richard R. Riedel Bible School Shiloh Church Sundsay-school J. Anderson Taylor Taylor Mount Airy L Street First Streets A. B. Hamm Hamm Vermont Avenue George W. Lee Lee Mount Moriah First Street J. Canton Dent Dent Eleventh and John T. Hudale George Scholl Lincon Temple Eleventh Sterling N. Brown T. M. Nixon Raleigh N. C Plymouth Church Seventeenth A. C. Garner P. S.C S. M. Newman Peter McMillan Mass People’s Seventh Day Adventist Church True Reformers Twelfth Uatréets Northwest Lewis Sheafe Beacon Light First Daniel Lewis C. Sheare Third Street W. W. Prescott Universalist Church of Our Father L Streets John van Schaick, Jr Wallace Hatch Young People’s’ Christian ‘Union Christadelphian Washington Ecclesia Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast National Capital Bank Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Fifteenth and Union Traders’ National Bank James Buhrers J. C. BE Bible Circle Thirty-fourth Street Church Mount Rainier Claude C. Jones Wonn's Hall Friends, Friends Central Union Mission J. W. Streele American Home Hall Monroe Street Sixteenth Street Northwest Christian and Missionary Alliance Epworth Board OF Control Philadelphia Press Catholic Church Notes Christian Endeavor Notes Witte Ught Drayman Drayman Hell John Willis Baer Presbyterian Board of Home Missions Cologne Bishop Potter Hervey Wood Timothy Equar Trafic England Earl Gray Archbishop Temple Canterbury A. B Leonard Do. D . Prohit Ion Ola Issi Methodist Board of Missions Dr. Potter Czar
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