Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-28

northwest. services viii be held at o'clock
in the afternoon. There will be special
music by the quartet of the church choir,
after which Rev. Louis Stern, the minister
of the congregation, win preach the sermon
upon the Thanksgiving season.
The First Congregational Church will also
be the scene OF special Thanksgiving serv-
Ices, which will be held at IL O'Clock. Rev.
Charles Hall Everest. DID,, the pastor, Will
preach the sermon. He viii take as his
subject, Thanksgiving for the Common
People" The large chorus choir of the
church has been rehearsing special Thanks
giving music under the supervision of DR..
J. w. Bischoff. the director. and 1t is ex-
pected win furnish an interesting program.
A union Thanksgiving service will be. held
in the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian. The
members Of the Plymouth and Peoples
Congregational churches will also worship
in the edifice at II o'clock. The address
will be made by A. H. Grimke, former min
lister to Haiti and member Of the Boston
bar. His subject will be Equality the Ma
tion's Best Medicine" There will also be a
special musical program.
At the Central Union Mission there will
be services throughout the day, beginning
at noon. The committees in charge are
o. B. Brown, chairman; N. A. Robbins, sec
rotary; ]. C. Pratt, treasurer. On selecting
families-O. B. Brown, chairman: Miss AZ
mes Inch. Mrs. A. NJ. Cooper. Miss Mamie
Riley. Mrs Geo. Chace. Mrs. A. L. ThomD-
son., Mrs., f. C. Grass, Miss Gertrude But
supplies-W.., L. Speiden, chairman; w. L.
Arnold, VIM. E. Parrish, J. C. Pratt and
w. D.. Yinglfng. Committee on Transports
tion-W. G. Biting, chairman; A. M. Good
er, A. L. Thompson, ]. E. Paul, Philip Led
erer, E. P. Clayton, Howard Biting and J.
Johnson. Lunch-Mrs. w. D. Yingling,
chairman: Mrs. w. H. Ramsey, Mrs w. Z.
Biting. Mrs. E. p CLAYTON. Mrs. L. Olney,
Miss Agnes Inch, Mrs. F. c. Grass, Mss
Maude Spencer. Mrs. r. r. Reide1, Mrs.
N. A. Robbins, Mrs. c. E. Emig. Mrs.
Owen p Kellar, Mrs L. F. Moores. Mrs.
Culbertson. Mrs. M. G. Smith. Mrs. w. L.
Speiden, Mrs. c. ]. Ladson, Miss Davis,
Mrs Tenney. Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs Hull.
Miss Graham Mrs Carrigan, Mrs. Phillips
and MS Miller
Addressing tags-O. B. Brown. chairman;
N. A Robbins. Mrs. c. ]. Ladson, Mrs. o.
B. Brown. Mrs. N A. Robbins. Mrs. F. c.
Grass and Miss Mabel Ramsey. Soliciting
Laura F. Olney, A. M. Cooper, Mrs. w. P.
Chronigers Mrs. Geo. F. Chace. Mrs. A. L.
Thompson Carl Hermann Braatx Mrs. r.
r. Reidell. Preparing baskets E. Paul.
chairman: Mrs. E. P. CLAYTON. Mrs. w. D.
Yingling, Mrs. Geo. H. Chace, Mrs. A. L.
Thompson, Miss Maude Spencer, Mrs. r.
A. Miller and H. E. Ramsey Music-W. D.
lingling, chairman; Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Ladson, Miss Maude Spencer. Chas. c.
Munsey and F. c. Grass. Religious serv-
ices-J. s. Mccartney. chairman; C. E.
Emig. ]. C. Pratt. c. J. L.adson, Owen p.
Kellar, N. A. Robbins, w. L. Speiden and
o. B. Brown.
Gospel Mission.
Thanksgiving day will be observed at the
Gospel Mission. 1890 Pennsylvania avenue,
by series of gospel services. continuing
from II m. to 10 pm. with a change Of
leaders each hour. and refreshments will
be served by the ladies to all who. come
The services will be conducted by the fol-
lowing leaders:
Twelve o'clock. Mr.. George w. Wheeler;
o'clock. Mr.. James M: Belt: 3 o'clock, Mr.
H. d. Gordon: 3 o'clock. Mr. ]. 8. New
shaw: O'clock Mr.. A. II. Tyson: o'clock.
latt; o'clock. Mr.. H. J. Kline; o'clock,
Mr.. r. c. Fritts: o'clock. Mr.. H. w.
Javins.
Other speakers who are expected to be
present and participate in the services are
the following: Mrs. Julia D. Roberts, Rev.
]. A. Armstrong, Philip Mauro, Mr.
William Ker. Mr.. L. Thompson. Rev. ]. w.
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Fred Beall. Miss Fanny
Stuckey.
Among the singers engaged for the occa-
sion are the Misses Irvine and Belt Mrs
Carrigan. Messrs Graves. Garland Tucker,
Chant, Jayins. Tyson. Gordon and Breth-
auer.
A concert of sacred melodies by a graphic
phone will be given from II to IL O'Clock
at the front Of the building. In rendering
such songs as Rescue the Perishing,'
Where Is my wandering boy Tonight and
What a friend we have in Jesus the in
strument. 1t is said. can be heard two blocks
away
1t is hoped and expected by the manage
ment that as result Of these continuous
gospel services from IL m. to 10 pm and
the Thanksgiving lunch to be served by the
ladies that much good will be accomplished
during the day.
Library Open Thanksgiving Day.
All departments of the Public Library will
be open on Thanksgiving day at the usual
hours; that Is. the circulating department
will be open from 10 am. to 8 pm, the ref
erence room from 10 am. to 10 pm, and
the children's room from noon until pm
1t Is impossible to keep the exhibition of
books suitable for Christmas gifts and
original Illustrations open on Thanksgiv-
ing day. During the few days that this
exhibition has been open the attendance
has been large and the expressions Of ap-
prevail of the scheme have been numerous.
Mail Service on Thanksgiving Day.
The money-order division of the main
office will be closed to the public on Thurs
day. November 20, 1906. The cashiers
division will be closed also
The registry division will be open from
$3.50 to II am.
!. A delivery by carriers from the main Of
flee and its stations will be made at 7:3O
am.
Carriers window will be open for delivery
Of mail to clerks in the departments from
8 to 1870 am, and for the general public
from to pm.
Collections will be made at the main Of
flee at $50 am, and 11:3O pm; station
A, at 1880 am, and 1890 pm; station B,
at 8 am, 4:30 and II pm; station D, at 9
am. 4:30 and II pm; station F. at am,
and 10 pm: station G, at $50 am, 4:45
and IL 80 PM; station H. at am and 8
Pm; station K. at 7:3O am. Takoma Park
station, at 8 am and 3 pm; Brookland
station, at $50 m. and pm. and Ben
ming station, al am. and 4:30 pm.
The folfowing-named stations will be open
to the public for the transaction of BUSH
ness:
Station A......... s to II am. $50 to ON
Station B. ........ to IL am. $50 to pm
Station 80 to 10 am.
Station d. to IL am. $50 to PM
Station F.........6 30 to IL am $3.50 to pm
Station G.........7:30 to IL am. to pm
Station H... to II am to pm.
Station X. to II am. to m
Takoma Park. -. to II am. 8 to pni
Brookland. 49,. 80 to IL am. to pm
Benniuy $3.50 to Am. to D.m
>.. 4 ~, "a to $50 pm.
MR. sHALLENBERaER HEARD.