Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-13
JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY
THE Y. M. C. A. PREPARING TO
CELEBRATE EVENT.
Members Dinner at National Hotel
and Jubilee Function at Will
lard-Sunday Services.

Arrangements for the celebration Of the
jubilee anniversary Of the Young Men S
Christian Association are being rapidly
completed. The jubilee committee, which
consists Of Mr.. George w. F. Swartzell,
chairman; Henry B. F. Mcfarland, DR..
Merrill E. Gates, Theodore A. Harding and
John B. Sleman, jr., rendered its report to
the board Of managers Of the association
last evening. One Of the largest features
of the celebration will be the members din
ner, to be given at the National Hotel next
Thursday evening, at which number OF
prominent out-of-town guests will be pres
ent and addresses will be made by asso-
citation leaders from all parts of the coun-
try. large number of the speakers from
out of town, as well as some local asso-
citation men, will speak from the various
pulpits on Sunday morning and evening.
The following churches will have asso-
citation speakers Sunday morning: Mcken-
dree NJ. F.. Congress Street NJ. p, First
Congregational, Westminster Presbyterian,
Grace NJ F.. North Capitol NJ. E. Metro.
polian NJ. E., Ryland NJ. E., Hamline NJ.
E.. Assemblys Presbyterian. Temple Bap-
fist, Dumbarton Avenue NJ. E., First Bap-
tist Waugh NJ. E., First Presbyterian,
Mount Pleasant Congregational, Gunton
Temple Calvary Baptist, Washington
Heights Presbyterian. Grace Reformed,
Church of the Covenant, Grace Baptist,
Eastern Presbyterian, Ninth Street Chris
tian.
The following churches will have associa-
ton speakers in the evening: Hamline NJ. E.,
Zion Lutheran, Epiphany Protestant Epis-
copal Kendall Baptist, Douglass Nj. e.,
Western Presbyterian. Foundry M. E. Cor
such NJ. E., Metropolitan Baptist. Fourth
Presbyterian. Metropolitan Presbyterian,
Union NJ. E., Lutheran Memorial, eastern
ont Christian.
West Washington NJ. E. South, st. Paul
NJ E., Faith Chapel Presbyterian. New
York Avenue Presbyterian, Central Presby-
terrain and Keller Memorial.
The List Of Speakers.
1t is also announced that the following
association leaders will speak at the va
rious services. exact assignments to be
announced later: Edmund w. Booth, Cam
eron Beck. DR.. Jas. H Garfield, Herbert K.
Caskey, L. A. Coulter. C. w. Dietrich, w.
c. Douglass DR.. L. L. Doggett, W. W..
Fry, F. ]. Goodman. Edward w: Hearne,
c. J. Hicks, A. G. Knebel, w. E. Lougee,
Joshua lowering, H. NJ. Moore, VIM. D.
Murray, c. C. Kitchener, w. r. Millar, w.
H. Morriss, c. K. Ober, George F. Peabody,
Mel B. Rideout, Edwin f. See, Judge Sci
den P. Spencer Fred Smith George r. lib
bits, Luther D. Wishard, H. Q. Williams,
A notable feature of the jubilee celebra-
ton will be the dinner at the New Willard
Monday evening. invitations for which
were sent out by the board of managers OF
the Washington association and by the In
ternational committee Of New York. The
President and several members of the cab
met will be present, and number of the
members of the diplomatic corps nave sent
their acceptances to the international COM
mittee. Mr.. James Stokes Of New York,
who has been instrumental in founding and
endowing several associations in the cap
itals of Europe, presented the invitations to
the foreign representatives on behalf of the
International committee, and a number of
acceptances have been received from them.
The list of acceptances for the dinner
also includes several justices of the Su-
preme Court, a number of senators and
representatives, the judges of the local
courts, Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia, several assistant secretaries of
executive departments and a number of
officers of the army and officers in the
navy. together with a very representative
list Of local business and professional men,
Miss Helen Miller Gould and Mrs. Nc
Alpin of New York, who are deeply inter-
ested in the work of the International COM
mittee will be present during the addresses
at this banquet, and some friends will &C
company them.