Evening star., 1901-09-18
There viii be brief addresses and special

There will be brief addresses and special
music.
Union Meeting I'm Brookland.
In response to the proclamation OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, the people Of Brookland
are invited to assemble and participate In
a general union memorial service In COM
memoration of the life and services Of the
deceased chief magistrate, tomorrow, at
o'clock pm, at the Brookland Methodist
Episcopal Church. The order OF exercises,
Rev. j. H. Hyatt presiding, will include:
Hymn, Lead. Kindly Light" invocation,
poetical selection. "The Grief Of the Ma
tion." recited by Masters Frank McHugh
and BraWner Hetfeld: hymn, Jesus. as
as 1 a Patriot" by Mr.. A. F. Kinnan; ad,
dress, President Mckinley as States
man." by Rev E. J. Hannah; hymn.
Ameriea" address. President mex Mckinley Ley
Lords Prayer lin concerD; address. "Presi-
dent Mckinley a Christian" by Rev II.
M. Geren; hymn, Nearer, My God, to
Home Life" by Mrs DR.. A. Patten; hymn,
Home. Sweet Home benediction.
The a,ann committee in charge will consist Is =, OF
A. Patten, Theo. Y. Hull, M. D; DIR. H.
J: Penrod, c. C. Groomes, j. L. Sherwood.
c. K. Hetfield, John B. Lord, Chas. G.
Lynch, Capt Joseph Banner, John Nc
Massie
Special services In accordance with Pres
1dent RooSevelt's proclamation will be held
in st: Patrick's Church tomorrow at IL
o'clock. The choir viii be in attendance
under the direction of Mr.. Gunlprecht. The
following soloists will take part: Soprano,
Mrs Annie Grant Fugitt; alto, Miss Mamie
Grant; tenor, Mr.. Melville Hensey; bass,
Mr.. Charles Goodchild. The following is
the program: March Funebre, Beethoven;
Mserere, chant; Lead, Kindly Light quar-
q
Inc, chant; Nearer, My God, to Thee, quar-
tet; Marche Funebre, Chopin; Pie Jesu,
Felicier David.
Program at Trinity p. E. Church.
In connection with the memorial service
tomorrow at Trinity Church, Sd and c
streets, of which Rev. Richard P. Williams
is rector, the following program will be
Observed
Funeral march, Chopin; Litany and PEN
itential office; hymn Nearer, My God, to
Thee" burial office; hymn Lead Kindly
Light" Custance; address by the rector
anthem, AT Eventide Shall Be Light col
lects and benedction; hymn abide With
Me-"
Mayor Shedd's Proclamation.
Mayor Samuel S. Shedd of Takoma Park
has issued the following proclamation:
THE people of Takoma Park share in the
great sorrow which today overshadows the
nation, and feel keenly the loss of a great
man. His long public career, embracing
brilliant service in the volunteer army OF
the civil war, in the halls of Congress. as
the executive of a great state of the Union
and finally twice elevated to the highest
office in the gift of free people, Is an
enviable record of distinguished service and
proud achievement. Born of the people he
was at all times their earnest advocate
and their best friend. That a man so
typical Of a free government and of per-
sonality so lovable, should fail at the hands
of cowardly assassin, is one Of the things
to human intelligence inscrutable.
''1t is fitting that at this time our people
should in a public manner express their
tribute of affection for his weil-spent life
and sorrowfully bow in grief over his un-
timely death.
Now, therefore, l. Samuel S. Shedd,
mayor of the town of Takoma Park, Md,
by authority and direction of the town
council thereof and in accordance with
the proclamation of President Roosevelt,
earnestly recommend that all our people
gather in divine worship at the Presbytar
ian Church, in Takoma Park, Thursday.
the 10Th day of September, 1901. at IL
o'clock an. there to bow in submission to
the will of God and to pay our tribute of
love and affection to the memory of our
late President whose death has made the
whole world mourn.