Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-24

song in the open air, at which the English
primate will deliver an address.
This service at pm. will be the ch1ef
event, not only of the day, but of the entire
visit in Washington. Spectators numbering
close to 10000 are expected to be present,
and complete arrangements providing Tor
them and the participants have been made
by the following committees OF the diocese
of Washington:
In charge of archbishop's party-The Rev.
c. r. Stetson.
In charge of visiting bishops party-The
Rev. ]. H. w. Blake, the Rev. T: j. Pack
ard DID,; the Rev. w. L. Devries, Ph-D.
| On invited ministers-The Rev. DIR. Roland
Cotton Smith, the Rev. DR.. Sterrett.
On invited clergy of Baitimore-The Rev.
G. F. Dudley, the Rev. w. F. Snyder, the
| Rev. w. ]. D. Thomas.
On clergy of diocese-The Rev A. s.
Johns the Rev. c. E. Buck, the Rev. G. F..
| Peters, the Rev. Carl F. Smith.
On choir-rhe Rev. E. NJ Thompson, the
| Rev. ]. r. Bicknell, the Rev. E. S. Dunlap,
the Rev. H. Allen Griffith, the Rev. Clau-
dius F. Smith.
| On band-Mr. Clark Middleton.
Reception-General Wilson, marshal, as
sisted by the Churchman'S League and the
Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew.
Master of ceremonies-Rev. Alfred Hard
ing, D. D., rector of st. Pauls Church and
secretary of the standing committee.
On transportation-Ven. Richard P. Will
Jams, archdeacon of Washington, rector OF
Trinity: s. H. Hardwick. passenger traffic
manager, Southern railroad.
Railway Facilities.
Access to the Cathedral site, Mount ST. AL
ban, will be by any branch of the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company Ct
street Hnes), transferring at corner of 32d
and P streets, or by Capital Traction Com
pany's lines via Chevy Chase line. Per-
| sons taking the latter line will alight at
y ~
from there stages will be run direct toythe
Cathedral grounds, for which fare of
5 cents will be charged each way. Stages
will begin running at 1 pm. and continue
until $50 pm.
At the close of the service the trips will
be resumed and continue until pm. Tick
ct sellers will be posted on Connecticut
avenue to sell stage tickets until $3.50, and
after that they will take position al Ca
| thedral grounds to sell tickets for return
| trip as soon as the services are over
Those who prefer to walk will need twenty
minutes from Chevy Chase cars to the.
grounds, and thirty minutes from Dupont
Circle via Massachusetts, avenue.
| Persons who find it more convenient to
take Pennsylvania avenue cars may take
Tenleytown line at 32d and M streets, pay
ing extra fare. The officers of both cleo
trio lines have agreed to furnish the best
service possible on this occasion; but it
will be necessary for those who attend
this service to cooperate In securing
prompt anu comfortable by
exercising patience and not overcrowding
the first cars. The impossibility of imme-
diately moving such an audience as VIII
assemble at this service is recognized by
all The Capital Traction Company has
promised 3-minute schedule, and the Ten
leytown road a 71a-minute schedule, with
the hope of reducing the interval to two
and half minutes. The stages will be
run as often as they can be filled and
emptied.
If the weather is unfavorable the service
will be held at Convention Hall, and the
cars will be placarded accordingly.
Bishop of Albany to Preach.
The sermon at ST. Adams tomorrow
afternoon will be preached by the bishop of
Albany Introductory remarks will be made
by Bishop Satterlee, and a brief address will
be delivered by the archbishop of Canter-
bury. Music will be furnished by an i'm
mense choir as stated yesterday in The
Star.
The order of ceremonies will be as fol-
lcvs:
First-For the purpose of arranging vest
ments before the services, the following as
signments have been made: l, for the arch
bishop and bishops, the rectory; 2, for the
clergy, the transept of st. Adams Church,
| g. for the choir, the western portion of St.
| Adams Church; A, for the Marine Band, the
baptistry.
Second-The procession will be formed in
column or tours Except the Marine Band
which will be in column of eights), on the
south side of st. Adams Church, the head
| of the column just north of the peace cross,
under the direction of the Rev. Alfred
Harding, d. D., at ten minutes before 3
o'clock pm and will move promptly at the
| sound of the bugle. at 3 o'clock In the fol-
lowing order: First, the boys of the choir,
| in column of fours; second, the Marine
| Band. in column of Fights; third, the men
of the choir, in column of fours; fourth, the
clergy. in column of fours; fifth, the bishops.
| in columns of fours; sixth, the archbishop.
The line of march of the column will be
direct to the platform. crossing the bridge
over the ravine, the different bodies taking
| their seats as follows: First, the boys of
the choir. turning to the left after crossing
I the bridge and occupying the western row
| of benches; second, the Marine Band turn
| ing to the right. when nearly across the
| bridge, and occupying the lowest section of
| third. the men of the choir after crossing
| the bridge, turning to the left and occupy
ing the row of benches Immediately east of
the boys of the choir: fourth. the clergy of
| the diocese of Washington. after crossing
| the bridge will occupy the benches east Of
the choir and north and east of the plat
| form; fifth, the larger cathedral chapter.
| the clergy of the diocese of Washington
and other invited clergy will occupy seats
| on the upper platform; sixth, the archbishop
and bishops will occupy the front portion
OF the middle section of the platform: sew
enth, the representatives of the press will
| occupy the upper portion, south side, of the
| middle section of the PLATFORM: eighth. the
benches Immediately in front of the plat
| form. with such camp stools as are avail
| able, will be for the use of the congrega-
| ton, the benches in the southwest section
| to be reserved for the Sunday school chill
| dren. Printed slips will Indicate the seats
| to be occupied by all except the congrega-
| ton.
Third. After the close of the services the
column VIII reform in the same order as
| indicated in the foregoing, and return to
| the church, where 1t will be dismissed,
/ Fourth-Persons arriving In cars or herdics
| or on foot will enter and leave the grounds
by the south gate on the Tenleytown road,
| Immediately IN front of the rectory. Pri-
| vate carriages will enter and leave the
| grounds either through the entrance on
! Woodiey Lane or the road Ieadin~ f-.e..