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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1905

Page

11

Fifty Years of St John’s Lutheran Church in Southwest

The golden jubilee of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church at Four and a half and C streets southwest was celebrated with three services. Rev George Brodthage preached in German, pastors from Lutheran and other denominations offered greetings, and Rev Luther Hess Waring spoke at night. The church, founded by German families, has grown under Brodthage since 1897, adding English services, Luther Leagues, Maryland Synod affiliation, and a larger church building.

Siunisters Little Southwest Sanctuary Dr. Brodthage St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church George Brodthage D E Wiseman Church of Our Redeemer D W Buellenger The Presbyteriane W Bruner Baptists C H Butler Lutheran Young People’s Union James Buhrer Paul Menzel David Bittle Floyd J G Butler Charles Brodthage Thie St Mark's Church J Luther Frantz Christ Jetus Dr. Waring Luther Hess Waring Reformed Church N Streets Fonda Chaptain William A Frew Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church T W Ebbinghaus Sixth and Brodthage Engish Luther League Junior Luther League Maryland Synod Prof Koestér

The Unpardonable Sin Sermon by Rev Winbigler

Rev Dr Winbigler of First Baptist Church preached on the unpardonable sin from Matthew 12, arguing blasphemy against the Holy Ghost is sole unpardonable offense. He cited biblical figures and moral lapses to illustrate that most sins have been committed since ancient times.

Winbigler Charles F Winbigler First Baptist Church Sixteenth Moses David

Bible the Only Standard at Congregational Church

Dr Gates, former Rutgers and Amherst president, preached at First Congregational Church on Tenth and G streets NW. He argued the Bible as the standard of morality, contrasting it with other faiths, and stressed the word of God as the source of wisdom and devotion to Christ.

First Congregational Church Merrill Gates Lei. D Board of Indian Commissioners Tenth G Streets Dr Gates Rutgers College New Jersey Amherst College Massachusetts Gen Whittleney Christ

Sermon on Sacrifice Brings Hope to Congregation

Rev. John Van Schaick Jr of the Church of Our Father spoke on sacrifice and mercy in a morning sermon. He traced a shift from animal offerings to a higher moral sacrifice, emphasizing inner repentance and spiritual renewal as the path to finding life’s treasures.

Dx. van Schaick, Jr John van Schaick, Jr Church of Our Father Paul David God Christ

Clinton M Stahl Dead in Washington Apartment

Clinton M Stahl was found dead in his 1204 G Street NW apartment yesterday afternoon. Death appeared natural with apoplexy noted by associates. he was about 42. He had no known relatives in the city. his parents live in Valley Idaho. He had lived in Washington about ten years and earlier in New York where he edited a Seneca Falls paper and influenced politics. He was a member of Lafayette Lodge No 19 F AA and his body was moved to Schipper's undertaking establishment after a death certificate by Coroner Nevitt.

Stncken Clinton M Stahl G Street Thoes Mr Stahl Stah Washington Samuel G@ Stahl Valley Idaho Agricultural District Stahl Lafayette Lodge New York Seneca Falls Seneca Faille Cleveland Government Printing Office Schipper Pennsylvania Avenue Nevitt

Death of Prof Lang Musician and Teacher Dies at 70

Prof J P Theodore Lang a renowned musician and organist died after a yearlong illness at his home 189 Fourteenth Street Northwest. Born in Germany September 3 183, he moved to the United States at 22, later serving as organist in Christ Church Baltimore and in Washington at Fourth Presbyterian and Grace Reformed Churches. He taught music to a large private class and was highly regarded in musical circles. He is survived by his widow a son and a daughter. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the family residence with Rev Dr E Hick officiating. Interment will be at Glenwood in private.

J P Theodore Lang Fourteenth Street Proc Lung Germany Baltimore Christ Church Washington Josephine Hellmuller Bis Cit Fourth Presbyterian Church Grace Reformed Church Roosevelt Lang Dr @ehick Grace Church Glenwood

Civil Service Opens Unskilled Laborer Posts

Under civil service law unskilled laborer jobs are opened today with applications through June 80. Applicants must be physically fit and of good moral character. no mental test required. An eligible list could be set by July 1 to fill vacancies nationwide, with pay from 80 dollars to 1 per annum, and the executive order bringing all unskilled posts under civil service applies.

Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commissioners Roosevelt

Verdi Requiem by Washington Choral Society at Chase's

The Washington Choral Society under Josef Kaspar presented Verdi Manzoni Requiem at Chase's Theater finishing its twenty second season with a strong performance. Soloists included Franceska Kaspar Isabelle Bouton Howard Johnson and Scott with the Boston Festival Orchestra. Kaspar's soprano voice proved light for the work, Bouton was praised for mezzo soprano fullness, Johnson and Scott gave solid tenor and bass readings. The mass showed exceptional orchestration and choral effort despite minor flaws in the Sanctus and upper tones. The audience remained attentive through the final chorus and Kaspar’s last solo with orchestra.

Washington Choral Flaciety Josef Kaspar Chase's Theater Choral Society Boston Festival Orchestra Migs Franceska Kaspar Mme Isabelle Bouton New York Howard Johnson Scott Frederic Martin Kaspar Bhe Misa Haspars Mme Bouton Ste Johnson Miss Kaspar Wiliam Bruce King Mgr O'Connell Catholic University Mgr O Verdi Manzoni Italy

Last Unschuld Concert Ends Season With Encore Request

A large audience filled the National Rifles Armory hall for Miss Marie von Unschuld's season finale concert. Assisted by Miss Alys Bentley, Miss Aubrey Cowan, and Mr Wattersmith, the program offered a varied mix from Beethoven to Schubert and patriotic medleys, earning encores and strong audience approval.

Marie von Unschuld National Rifles Standlad Nevin Dolly Gaynor Schaffer Eleanor Smith

The Lament of a Lightly Titled Lassie in Kansas City Star

A fragmentary poem recounts a young woman lamenting suitors and gowns, asking what will become of her as she longs for a wooer. Allan Conninghem or a Kansas City star mention threads through the text amid an ad for Burnett's Vanilla Extract praised for longevity and usefulness.

Allan Conninghem Kansas City Star Burnett

Fire Damages a Residence in Washington

A blaze damaged the residence of Samuel E Til pitt at 2817 Thirteenth Street Northwest yesterday morning about 7 o clock. Fire department responded from box 43. Origin of the fire unknown. Loss estimated at 300 dollars.

Samuel E Tilpitt Thirteenth Street

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