The Washington herald., 1907-04-14
Mr. BRYANs BUSY DAY.

$3.50 A. M.-ArrtSes.
$3.50 a. M.-BFeakfasts, Metropolis
tan Hotel.
I1'OO A. M.-InfOrmaI talk, First
Presbyterian Church.
100 r. Ms-LUneheon, Col. Har-
pcr's home.
$500 +. M.--Addresses \. VI. c. A.
mass meeting, New National.
Goo II. M.-DfBner, Metropolitan
Hotel.
500 p. M.--Address, Lincoln Day
celebration, Columbia Tbeater.
1850 p. M.-Quick change at hotel
1880 T.. Ms-LeaVes for New York.
William Jennings Bryan. Democratic
leader and Presidential candidate, will
arrive in Washington at $50 O'Clock this
morning from Charlottesville, Va. Ac-
cording 10 present plans, he will put in a
busy day. making two set speeches, at
tending a luncheon and dinner, and leav-
ing for New York on the "Owl train" at
1880.
Mr.. Bryan will be met at the train by
a committee and escorted Immediately to-
the Metropolitan Hotel. where rooms for
After breakfast, ne will attend the morn
ing service at the First Presbyterian
Church. on John Marshall place north
west. Rev. DR.. Donald c. Macleod viii
preach the sermon.
MIR. Bryan viii make an informal talk
to the Sunday school. Upon the eonclu-
sion of the service. he will go TO the
home of Col r. n. Harper, 1515 Sixteenth
street northwest, for luncheon. There he
viii meet a number OF the representative
men of Washington, including DR.. Mac
Leod, Gen. John NJ. Wilson, r. Walton
Moore, Of Fairfax. Va; Commissioner
West. Hon. Blair Lee. 4. E. o. Leckie,
Judge Seth Shepard. William II. Saun-
ders. 3. S. Minor, and Scott C. Bone.
Speaks Ia the \. VI. c. a.
From the home of Col Harper. Mr
BRYAN viii go directly 10 the New Ma
tional Theater, where. under the auspices
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, he Will deliver his famous lecture.
The Prince of Peace" The meeting will
be the regular Sunday afternoon mass
meeting of the association. There has
been a heavy demand for tickets, and
only one has been given 10 each appH-
cant
Mr. Bryan win take dinner at the Net
ropolitan Hotel. After dinner he will go
10 the Columbia Theater. where under
the auspices of the Union Veteran Legion,
Encampment. No. III, he viii make the
principal address in connection with the
exercises held in commemoration of the
forty-second anniversary Of the assassi-
nation Of Abraham Lincoln. His topic
viii be Lincoln
The committee having charge of the
memorial has extended invitations 10 Of
hcers OF an organizations resulting from
the civil war. officers OF the army and
navy. and prominent persons in social
and public life. Many acceptances have
been received.
The Programme.
The programme as announced yester-
day, is as follows;
Invocatiou-Rer H. y Coudcn. chaplain House
Of Representatives.
Introduction Of permanent chairman-Col. F. r.
Harti55, commander Encampmeut No. III L. V L.
Address hy permanent chsFmsn-Gen John C.
Black, past commauder-In-chief Il. A 4.
Patriotic Medley-Thirtcenth United States Cav
airy Band.
Eeading-Col. John T'seedale. L. 5. A.
Soug-PIof- Jasper Dean AioFan and Miss McFau
Address-'Ibe Volunteer Soldier Hon John n.
ThuEston.
Muse-D Departed Daysr-Bsnd.
Adde'S Lincoln Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
America BAND and audience.
Benedietion-Rey. D. J. Stafford D. d.
From the theateT. Mr.. Bryan viii go TO
the hotel, make quick change, and
catch the 1880 train for New York.