Sunday Church Services Across Washington D C Churches
A long list of Sunday worship schedules across many churches in Washington and vicinity. It includes Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Congregational, and other denominations with multiple locations, pastors, and service times from early morning to evening. The compilation names churches such as Mount Vernon Place, Calvary, Trinity, St. James, St. Paul, and New York Avenue, along with pastors and sermon topics.
Religious notices and services listed for churches across the city
A dense schedule of worship times and events across numerous churches and denominations. It lists names, locations, and service times for Rev. W. Ashmead Schaeffer, Rev. H. Bergner, Rev. J. Luther Frantz, Rev. J. H. A. Doermann, Rev. W. Parson, and many others, including special masses for the Sacred Heart, All Saints Day observances, Eucharistic week, and All Souls Day services. Also notes Knights of Columbus events and League of the Sacred Heart activities.
Christian Endeavor Notes and Society Meetings Update
Sacred Heart mass at seven, exposition and vespers schedule noted. Union offices moved from Room 780 to 315 Bond Building on New York Avenue. Nine teenth Street Baptist C. B. Society, led by Miss Dean, hosted a Friday night benefit for philanthropic work. Junior Endeavor era at Fourth Presbyterian plan for a special meeting tomorrow afternoon with leadership by the boys. Mrs. Ida EB. Kebter oversees society work. Berean Baptist reorganized with J. W. Butcher, Jr. elected president. A Sunday meeting led by H. J. Pinkett reflected strong leadership at Nineteenth Street Baptist C. Various district union conferences at First Presbyterian yielded practical group discussions. Gur ley Memorial Presbyterian elected Arthur H. Brame as president and named officers and committee chairs across prayer, lookout, social, Sunday school, missionary and other roles. New York Avenue Presbyterian and district speakers addressed better work and music and missionary topics at a special meeting led by Mrs. Edward Tarring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Chriatan Endeavor Union
Bond
New York Avenue
Christian Mite Society
Nineteenth Street Baptist C. B. Hociety
Fiva Dean
Endeavor
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Ida EB. Kebter
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Berean Baptist Church
J. W. Butcher, Jr
H. J. Pinkett
Nineteenth Stte Baptist C
Eedereenteenth Street Baptist C
Christian Endeavor Society
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
Arthur H. Brame
Ada Powell
Fay Harper
May B. Clements
Robson Brown
May B. Clemente
Grace Burger
Ralph Norris
Ella Falconer
Eridna de Neale
Minnie Dare
Flower
Emma Gray
Christian Hadgver Society
New York Avenue Asbyterian Church
Edward Tarring
District Union
Owen P. Kellar
Louie Dale Leeds
F F. C. Schroeder
NEW BOOKS OF THE WEEK A Review of Current Titles
A survey of recent releases including Mrs Raffes by John Kendrick Bangs, The Fern All ies by William Nelson Clute, The Words of Garrison, The Schoolhouse in the Woods by A G Plympton, Wagner and His Isolde by Gustav Robbe, On Two Continents by Marie Hansen Taylor, Thy Story Bible by Margaret Sangwier, Baby Bullet by Lloyd Osborne, Flann Mary Smith by Henry Wallace Phillips, McAllister and His Double by Arthur Train, Nedra by George Barr McCutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raffles
John Kendrick Bangs
Harper & Brothers
New York
Prige
Bangs
Spion Kop
America
Newport
A. J. van Kates
Butler
Oan
Bunny
Raffies
Marie Hansen Taylor
Doubleday, Page & Co
Hansen
Bayard Taylor
Margaret Sangwier
Moffat, Yard & Co
Price
Lloyd Osborne
Od. Appleton & Co
Europe
Flann Mary Smith
Red Saunders
Henry Wallace Phillips
Century Company
Mery Smith
Lfe
McAllister
Hig
Arthur Train
Charles Scribner‘s Sons
Nedra
George Barr McCutcheon
Dodd, Mead & Co
Mr. McCutcheon
The Post Adverts Turn Investment Into Profit
A Washington ad section urges merchants to place ads in The Post as a sure path to profits and readers to trust its coverage. It mixes commercial pleas with a long religious critique arguing that true moral improvement comes through faith in Jesus Christ and transformation of individuals by divine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Washington
Society For the Promotion
League For the Promotion of
Enterine & Strong
Sheery
Amie
Jesus Christ
Philip Madroq
Epworth League Notes From Local Churches
Bishop Berry will speak to young people at Metropolitan church on missionary topics. Miss Tilton arranges conferences for second vice presidents to bolster district mission work. A mass meeting of Junior C E and Junior L will be at Wesley Chapel Sunday school room with Mr Wilcox presenting an anti-saloon talk. Wesley Chapel Leaguers plan winter business meetings at members homes with delegates Belle Fowler and Clara Ferguson chosen. A board of control meets Wednesday November 1 at 7 30 am. The entertain ment course committee met and will report. Committee includes Israel, Engle, Hieston, Poston, Rochester, and Briant. District cabinet to report on departmental plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Metropolitan Church
Ixvili
Isa
Wilcox
Wesley Chapel
Belle Fowler
Clara Ferguson
Anti-Saloon League
Board of Control
Wesleyie Entertainment
Messrs Israel
J. BH. Engle
L. P. Hieston
W .C. Poston
E. R. Rochester
8. H. Briant
District Cabinet
Aiding Mission Work At Interdenominational Institute
The planning committee for the Young People's Interdenominational Missionary Institute met to discuss plans. Edmund D. Soper of the movement attended from New York as the committee prepared for a program featuring prominent speakers. Duncan Stuart and Miss Anna M. Tilton were named to a subcommittee to oversee the missionary exhibit set for November 10 11 and 12 at Metropolitan M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Interdenominational Missionary Institute
Edmund D. Soper
Young People’s Missionary Movement
New York
W H. H. Smith
Duncan Stuart
Anna M. Tilton
Metropolitan
M. E. Church
Warsaw in Flames Burns Thorn Prussia Fire Paralyzes Warsaw
A fire in Warsaw Russian Poland started last night and left a part of the city in flames. Telegraph service between Warsaw, St Petersburg, Moscow, and Berlin was cut today due to a telegraph office blaze caused by fused wires. Strikes continue at local factories as agitators press banks, insurance, and commercial houses to abandon work while shops stay open and unions hold large meetings without police interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Prussia
Warsaw
Russian Poland
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Berlin
Kelep to Kill Bull Weevil in Guatemala
The Department of Agriculture reports kelep from Guatemala as fully capable of destroying the cotton boll weevil. It calls kelep a new efficient insectivorous animal with potential use for protecting cotton and other crops in tropical and subtropical regions. The fate of kelep in Texas remains uncertain, but its social organization may suit agricultural utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Kelep
Department of Agriculture
Texas
John Ruskin's Irishism and a Slip of Speech
Elis Yarnall recalls a Ruskin remark at the Union League about modern buildings versus ancient ones. The piece notes Yarnall’s wit and lists literary figures linked to Elia Yarnall, Philadelphia. A medical ad follows claiming Dr King's New Discovery breaks all records for coughs colds and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Yarnall
Elia Yarnall
Philadelphia
Poe
Longfellow
Emerson
Matthew Arnold
John Ruskin
Union League
Bruskin
Dr King
Brooklyn Woman Transforms Into Man After Medical Case
Miss May Best of Brooklyn, long renowned for feminine life, suddenly becomes a man after a two week stay at the French Benevolent Hospital. Doctors confirm the metamorphosis and plan her move to St. Louis to adopt male attire and a new name while the patient remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss May Best
Brooklyn
Miss Best
French Benevolent Hospital
West Thirtyfourth Street
Claude N. Finley
West Forty-seventh, Street
St. Louis
Virginia
Lfe
Mise Best
Details Hinted on Missing Miss Best Case
Report notes Miss Best was present but gives no specifics. Dr. Finley declines to discuss the case, promising full details later in a medical journal column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitted
Miss Best
Finley
Populist Claim on Roosevelt as Populist Leader
Reuben Jones from Kansas asserts that President Roosevelt is a true Populist, not a Democrat, arguing he champions Populist goals like federal control of railroads and trusts. The piece denounces Democratic attempts to claim the President as their own and praises his alignment with Populist principles, dated October 23, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Roosevelt
Pfeffer
Weaver
Lease
Redstone
Uke
Bryan
Lke
Reuben Jones
Kansas
Washington
Telegraphers to Meet Here Plans for 1906 Gathering
The Old Time Telegraphers and Historial Association executive committee met at 1423 F street NW and decided the 1906 reunion will be in Washington on October 9 10 and 11. Hi F Taft was elected secretary James H King treasurer and President Hamilton Young was authorized to appoint a finance committee and begin preliminary measures to gain telegraphers cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Time Telegraphers and Historical Association
F Street Northwest
Hi. F. Taft
James H. King
Hamilton Young
Tucker Pledges Jamestown Exhibit With Taft Aid
Henry St. George Tucker, president of the Jamestown Exposition Company, met War Department officials including Secretary Taft to discuss the exhibit at the exposition. He seeks European support, has cabinet backing, and carries credentials from the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry St. George Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
War Department
Taft
Ing
Europe
State Department
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Godlinness
Calgary
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Atiane
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Fethans
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West
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Riv
Geren
Second Auditorium
Fourth Street
Virginia Avenue
Maryland Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Itichard R Riedel
Shiloh
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Sixteenth
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J. Andrson Taylor
Asue Christian A Udard
Walter H. Brooks
Twenty-seventh Street
Dumbarton Avenue
James HM
P. m. Hirst
Mount Horeb
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JF W Ashby
John Saunders
Jerusalem
George H Harris
Llam
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John Coleman
Enon
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D B Carroll
Gordon
Lla. m
BE B. Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Young People’s Tabernacle
Delaware Avenue
R. A. Armstead
New Bethel
Fifteenth Street
Erie
Huron
William D. Jarvis
Rehoboth
First Street
John Richards
Zion
William J. Howard
William J. Robinson
God
Mount Moriah
Second Street
Rev. J. Clinton
Friendship
First
H Streets
Alexander Willbanks
Providence
Turd Atrest
Aquilla Sayles
Mount Olivet
Queen City
Alexandria County
James Brooks
Presbyterian
George ‘Pailey
Kadesh-Barnea
John Marshall Place
Donald ¢. MacLeod
Assembly
Fifth
George _P. Wilson
Third
A. W. Pitzer
Ll. L. Knight
Christ
N Street
Washington Heights
Columbia Road
Fatorame Avenue
B. F. Bittinger
Sixth Street
Thomas
Easton— Lam
West Street
P Street
Thirty-second
Yale Streets
Columbia Heights
Joseph T. Kelly
D. D
Charles A. Killie
Shina
Gunton-Temple Memorial
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J. ©. Gilbert
George O. Little
Albert Evans
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St Michael and All Angels
Wenty
Henry Thomas
le Droit Park
Edward M. Mott
Ascension
Twelfth and
Clement Brown
St. Mark's
James H. W. Blake
Seventh
A. S. Johns
Hi A. Mt
St James
Eighth Street
Massachusetta Avenue
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
R. H. McKim
Good Shepherd
R. Stetson
Abbott, Jr
St. John's
Roland Catton Smith
C Streets
Richard P Williams
Edgar M. Rogers
St Agnes’ Chapel
Trinity Parish
Richard P Wiliams
Georgetown
Pettis
St John's
O Street
Frederick B. Howden
George G Datand
St. Albans
Cathedral
C. C. Pierce
United States Army
St Paul's
Twenty-third Street
Washington Circle
Alfred Harding
D .D
KE. M. Thompson
Congregational
Plymouth
Seventeenth
A. C. Gaines
George H. White
Judson Ye. Lyons
L. M. Hershaw
Lincoln Temple
Hieventh
Sterling N. Brown
Eighth
David W. Montgomery
Dr. Agnew
Stone & Poole
O'donnell’s
Ryig M. Newman
Lincoln Avenue
R Street
William Ashmead Schaeffer
Paul's
Eleventh
John T. Huddle
HE. T. Bergner
W. E. Pargon
Luther Hess Waring
Corcoran
J. H. A. Doermann
St. Mark’s
J. Luther Frantz
Concordia
Twentieth and
G Streets
Paul A. Menzel
Luther Place
Thomas Circle
Keller
Maryland ‘Avenue
C. H. Butler
Evangelical Christian Science
Christian Science
Oliver C. Sabin
Colored True Reformers
U Streets
Roland B. Hazard
B. Bagley
Vermont Avenue
F. D
United Brethren
Memorial
North Capitol
R Streets
Wiliam J. Houck
Pasion
Theosophy
Unity of Religions
Azeo J. Cory
New Church
Science
Educational and Religious Society
Northwest
Np. m
A. Mason
Hattie Ripple
First ‘Association
Masonic Temple
F Streets
W. J. Colville
Universalist
Our Father
L Streets
John van Schaick, Jr
Il A.m
People’s Church
Pythian Temple
Alexander Kent
Fifteenth
J. M. Schick
James D. Buhrer
II . m
Adam and Fallen Man
Secular League
W. A. Croffut
Oriental Philosophy
Oriental Philosophy and Comparative Region
Q_ street northwest
Unitarian
All Souls
Ulysses G. B. Pierce
Lafayette C. Loomis
The
Brethren
J. F. Koontz
Twelfth
Catholic Church Notes
St. Paul's
V . Streets
Knights of Columbus
St. Stephen's
Twenty-fifth Street
League of the Sacred Heart
Cyprian
I Streeta
Johns. Kelleher
Francis
J. McCarthy
St. John Berchmann's Sodality
St. Patrick's Church
Siest
D. J. Stafford
D.D
Father
Thomas & McGuigan
William J. Carroll
James A. Smyth
Stafford Whll
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Whitney Avenue
Father Sullivan
St. Augustine’s
Dr. Aiken
Catholic Univeralty
Paulists
Catholic University
Golemn
Christian Endeavor Notes
William Nelson Clute
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Garrison
Houghton, Miffin & Co
Boston
Che
TI Woods
A. G. Plympton
Little, Brown & Co
Wagner
Mathilde Wesendonk
Tristan Und Isolde
Wegner
Mathilde
Jacob Engie
Collins Co
Tos
Twelfth St. N.W
Real Estate Association of the
District of Columbia
Carnegie Library
Ella K. Grove
Connecticut Avenue
Eleventh Treat
Joseph F. Arth
Baltimore
Frank
Eleventh Street
Thiy
J. Frank Schofield
Twelfth Street
Venade’s
Patent Office
Thomas H. Atkinson
Archie Mitzler
Wheeler Road
Richmond
Briggs Plumbing Company
George W. Barkman
Square
Atreetg
Julia Dumont
George L. Johnson
Fannie
Kathan
Duncan Place
Inez D. Balderston
Washington Savings Bank
Streets Northwest
Harrison & Browning
William Lancaster
Sth
Sautter
8Th Street
Miller Bros
H. C. Golden
Manhattan
Wm. J. Vonderheide
F. B Walker
C. H. Cross
Washington Chess Club
Washington Granite and Monumental Company
Malin
Patterson Street
William Jardine
Robert Boner
J. D. Holland
Letter Carriers’ Association
Fire Park
Frank Endres
Mr. Hadres
New Willard
Banqueta
Wiliam Woods
Park Street
Home Ice Co
Comner
Wharf
Laura V. McLane
Joseph Toomey
Philip Mauro
Epworth
Bull Weevil
Jamestown
Nashville American
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