Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29

requested from the beginning to the end Of
the service.
The order of the procession will be as
follows:
The boys of the chors in column of fours.
The Marine Band. in column of fours.
The men of the choirs, in column of tours.
The lay readers of the diocese, in column
of tours.
Clergy of other dioceses, in column of
tours.
Clergy of the diocese of Washington, in
column of fours.
The cathedral council in column of tours.
The cathedral chapter in column of twos.
The bishops. in column of twos.
The offiCi".ting bishops
No will be permitted to join the ..ro-
cession after the service has begun.
On the Platform.
When the procession reaches the platform
the boys. band men of the choirs and lay
readers viii proceed to their assigned places
on the Platform. The clergy will halt, open
ranks, two by two, facing each other, and
the procession will move in reverse order
al, of the bishops taking their places on the
front piatform-the clergy of Washington,
the council and the chapter of the cathe-
dral, the places reserved for them on the
Platform, and the clergy of other dioceses
the seats reserved for them.
After the benediction the band will play
the Dresden Amen ana the first of the
occasional hymns, wnereupon the Choirs
will begin to sing-and the procession VIII
move. At the end of the first occasional
hymn there Will be moments rest; then
the band will play over the next hymn,
whereupOn the choirs will begin to sing and
proce d. If it is necessary to repeat, begin
with 20 Sion Haste"
When the head of the procession reaches
the north door Of St. Adams Church it will
divide two by two. each side facing each
other: the procession will then move in re-
verse order until the Bishop of Washington
Il
the singing will cease. the prayer viii be
said, the band will play the "Seven-fold
Amen" The bishops will proceed through
St. Adams Church to the rectory, the ca
I thedral chapter, the cathedral council, the
clergy and lay readers INTO ST. Adams
Church. The chors will reform in column
% tours and return in order and in silence
to the choir school.
In Case of Rain.
In ease Of rain the bishops will vest in
! the Cathedral School for Girls and be taken
in carriages to the platform; the clergy,
! chcirs and band will vest underneath the
| platform. The whole platform is rooted
ever for protection in case OF rain.
Persons arriving in the cars or on foot
will enter and leave the grounds at Massa-
| cfuSettS avenue, at st. Adams gate, and
at the pupils entrance of the National
Cathedral School for Girls. Persons ar
irving in carriages or herdics via Woodley
zane Will enter at 81. liliUd gate at lne
corner of Woodley lane and Wisconsin
avenue. Plivatc carriages will enter and
| leave the grounds either through the en-
trance on WCodley lane the road lead
| ing from Massachusetts avenue directly
south of the grounds; after the passengers
are discharged all carriages will be parked
under direction of the officers of the Dis
trict police, at least 200 feet north of ST.
Adams Church. No carriages will be al
lowed under any circuu stances to remain
south of the church at any time during The
exercises.
A request has been issued that all per
sons remain on the platform until after the
occasional About fifty members of the
Churchman'S League nave agreed to act
as ushers, and they will be distinguished
by badges of purple and white ribbon.
Carriages and motor vehicles will be
parked separately in distinct sections, and
at the conclusion of the exercises at
PENDANTS with megaphones will call the
numbers.
The 8 o'clock service. barring rainy
weather will follow In almost identical
sequence. In case of rain the o'clock
service will be held in Convention Hall,
9th and l. streets.