The Washington herald., 1906-11-29
SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES.
Refreshments TO He Served at Cos
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Hefresh hmentS TO He Served at Cos
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Special Thanksgiving services viii be
held to-day In many Of the local church
IS and missions. Services VIII be held al
3 p. N. at the Eighth Street Hebrew Tenn
pie. including special music by the quar-
tet OF the church choir Rabbi Louis
Stern, Of the congregation. will deliver a
sermon on the Thanksgiving.
Services viii be held in the First Con
gregauonal Church at II a. m, with a
sermon by Rev Charles Hall Everest.
pastor Of the church. who viii take for
his text. Thanksgiving for the Common
People" Under the supervision Of J. W.
BisChoff special Thanksgiving music has
been prepared for the day.
At the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. union services will be held. The
congregations Of the Plymouth and
Peoples Congregational churches will
also hold services in this church at II
O'Clock A. H GTimke. former United
States Minister To Haiti. will make the
address. having for his subject. Equality.
the Nations Best Medicine" Mr. Grimke
is member of the Boston bar. and it is
expected that his remarks will have TO
do with the work and influences Of
Booker r Washington among the negroes
Of this country
The Gospel Mission will observe Thanks
giving Day by series of gospel services
lasting from 10 to u O'Clock. The women
will serve refreshments to all present.
Societies Prepare Celebrations.
Mamie II. Burroughs, of Louisville, Ky,
corresponding secretary Of the Woman'S $
Auxiliary of the National Baptist Conven-
tion (colored), will speak at the Tenth
Street Church this evening Under the aus
pices Of the Manual Training School
The inmates Of the Florence Crittenton
Mission viii be given a special Thanksgiv-
ing dinner ar noon.
The fraternal order Of the Sons of Jona-
dab will serve d dinner in their hall this
evening. in accordance with a custom es-
tabnshed by the order last year. Several
noted speakers viii address the meet
ing. among whom are Rev. Zedd H Copp,
James H. Clark. and the pastors OF sew
eral Washington churches
Following the usual custom, Thanksgiv-
ing Day will be observed as donation day
at the Georgetown University Hospital
Donation bags have been distributed
among the residents Of the West End.
Dinner st Y. VI. c. A.
At the Y. NJ. c. A building at $50 this
evening a complimentary informal dinner
will be served 10 young men away from
home. The dinner will include among its
dishes turkey and the other Indispensable
things found at a Thanksgiving meal An
address will probably follow the feast
will ha ha1
ing at the Georgetown Evangelical
Lutheran Church, with the Rev. Luther
Waring pastor. officiating.
4 reception by the University Club an
auxiliary of the United Order of True
Reformers. will be given this evening at
True Reformers' Hall at $50 O'Clock.
A public meeting by the William Lloyd
Garrison Association of the District OF
Columbia will be held in the Zion Bap-
tist Church, Southwest Washington. this
evening
A day of Thanksgiving festivities will
be INDUCED In by the members of the
Seventh District police station, George
town. The statiOn-hoUse has been deco
rated in bunting. A band Will play dur
ing the day. and a turkey roast will be
served.
Special Menue at Soldiers Home.
Following the yearly custom of that in
stiution. the inmates Of the United States
Soldiers Home viii be served an elab-
crate Thanksgiving dinner at noon. A
good menUe has been prepared.
The regular Thanksgiving Day pro-
graTame will be observed by the members
of the Chevy Chase Golf Club to-day. A
handicap four-b ball, best-ball match, han
dicap stroke competition, viii be played