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holy communion and preaching. and at 4

holv communion and preaching and at 4
pm children's services will be held
Grace Episcopal Church will observe the
day with exercises at 7:30 O'Clock and IL
o'clock tomorrow morning. Other churches
of this denomination will hold special serv-
ices tomorrow I'm -
given at Calvary Baptist Church at II
o'clock tomorrow morning. Key; LIZ: Mss.
ton Bruner, pastor Of the Fifth Baptist
Services Will be held at the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church at IL O'Clock lomor-
row morning. The pastor Will speak on
A. the New Church, 10th and Corcoran
streets northwest, service Will De neio at
IL o clock
Christian Scientists will give thanks to.
morrow at IL o'clock in union service OF
the First and Second churches or christ at
the First Church, 18th and r streets north
west
The Church Of Our Father, Universalist.
and the Church of All Souls, Unitarian, viii
unite at II o'clock tomorrow, when the pas
tor of the former church. Rev. Or. John
Van Schaik. will preach.
The Thirty-third Street M. E. Church
South, the Georgetown Lutheran Church
and the Mount Tabor M. P. Church have
arranged to hold union thanksgiving
service tomorrow at IL o'clock. Rev. J. b.
Laughlin of this city will preach the SER
mon.
Thanksgiving day service will be held
at the Hebrew Temple at o'clock in the
afternoon. and Rabbi Louis Stern will
quartet of the temple
Dinner will be served at Zion Baptist
Church, co1ored, tomorrow after a sermon
will be for the poor, and will be given
under the auspices of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the church. and under the
immediate direction of Mrs Alice Vain.
Feeding the Hungry.
The Central Union Mission, as usual, will
help many poor people to enjoy the day.
The headquarters, 62 Louisiana avenue,
is the rendezvous for many persons with
good-sized baskets, which are filled with
everything requisite for a proper Thanks
giving dinner. Along with the turkey,
daintily packed, are potatoes. apples.
onions. beans. butter, oatmeal. coffee, tea,
sugar. etc, and In the side Of each basket
a copy of the Mission Bulletin. containing
a word of cheer to each recipient, a re-
minder that there is a touch Of tature that
makes all the world akin. The work Of dis
tributing 600 baskets, to all portions Of the
city, after thorough investigation as to
worthiness and actual need, assumes pro-
portions of considerable magnitude and Is
regarded as commendable charity upon the
part OF those whose gifts make this annual
distribution possible, as well as those who
SO cheerfuliy donate their personal labor,
to make it so great a success.
At Boys Reform School.
At the Boys Reform School tomorrow
the day will be celebrated by half hour
service in the assembly han, including the
reading Of President Roosevelt's proclama-
ton, and Immediately thereafter will be
served the usual dinner of turkey and
other dishes specially prepared for the day.
Both the assembly hall and the dining
room will be appropriately decorated with
shocks Of corn, piles Of pumpkins. and
other ornamental products Of the fields
The afternoon will be given over to games
on the Fairgrounds.
Superintendent Miles OF the reform
school was fortunate in having large
flock OF turkeys, which was heavily
health Of the school liz good, and Of the
as boys not above half a dozen will be un-
able because of sickness to Join In the
festivities of the day.
knights Of Columbus.
The Knights Of Columbus have arranged
to give their annual donation party for the
benefit Of st. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum
at Convention Hall tomorrow night. DR..
Stafford Of St. Patrick's Church will make
an address and appropriate exercises viii
mark the event. Music for dancing will be
provided.
The Improvement Association. situated at
1897 7th street northwest, an institution
whose object Is to help the poorer class Of
colored children. and which II under the
care OF DIR. Hall, viii serve Thanksgiving
dinner to its members at pm. tomorrow.
The Homeward Bound Missions win give
Thanksgiving dinner to 400 Of tho city's
poor. Each one viii be served with turkey,
potatoes, cranberrfes, hot gravy. pie, APP
pies, etc. The tables will be spread at 8
pm. The commander says that the Chris
tian Endeavorers and other societies of
many churches have helped him. and with
many private donations, and he In prepar-
for. The mission hall is trimmed With sver-
green's and the American haG. and the flag
Of the institution Ia In tho rear OF tha hall
over the platform. The three wagons Of the
Industrial home arc collecting groceries for
this Thanksgiving dinner.