Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-16
SERVICE
FOR AMERICAN
REVOLUTION SONS
Orange Chapter Will Have Many
Guests at Fifth Annual
Devotion Tomorrow.

The fifth annual church service of
the Orange Chapter of the Sons of h
American Revolution will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Grove Street
Congregational Church, East Orange,
at Ais o'clock. 1t promises to be nor
only the most largely attended, but the
most impressive of any of the services
yet held. This will be the first time
the chapter has held a service in that
section of the Oranges, and the selec-
ton Of both the church and the min
lister to deliver the sermon have met
with expressions of approval from the
community.
AS previously announced no tickets
of admission will be required and no
pews will be reserved beyond those re-
served for the chapter and the visiting
societies. The marshal of the day will
be Captain Joh H. Palmer, who will
have as his personal aides Colonel IL.
A. Potter, Farnham Yardley, William
f. Wallace, Philip Osborne, I. Halsted
Smith and Adelbert A. Kenyon, all
members of Orange Chapter.
The members of the Sons of the
American Revolution, including a large
delegation from the State society, the
Elizabethtown Chapter, the Montclair
Chapter and the Orange Chapter, to-
gether with the Uzal Dodd Post, Grand
Army of the Republic; Essex Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
and the Daughters of the Revolution.
will assemble in the chapel of the
church before 4 o'clock, and from there
the chapter and its guests will march
to the church. The several Daughters
societies will be escorted In first, and
following them will come the Grand
Army of the Republic. to whom Is
given, as formerly, the position Of
honor.
Promptly at AIS O'Clock the Sons
will enter to the hymn, 1.-THE Son of
God Goes Forth to War" Leadin
the Sons will come Governor Fort IT
he can arrange to be present, and the
Hon. Edward S. Atwater, the presi-
lent of the New Jersey Society of the
Sons of the American Revolution, and
Thomas Wright Williams, vice-presi-
lent of the state society, n otnef
officers of that society. Their will FOL
low the Elizabethtown Chapter. headed
by President Hon, George T. Parrot,
to be followed by the newly organized
Montclair Chapter. headed by Presi-
lent George Curtis Sterling. Last or
ali VIII come LHe OFdL6S SlloPlSi, 49,
by it's officers.
A large number of color-bearers have
been named, and the national colors.
combined with the society's nags. tue
flags of 7lle Revolution and the French
| flags, will make a beautiful scene. Fol
| loving the chapter will come the min
listers. led by the Rev. Ferdinand q
Blanchard, the pastor of the churest
and the chaplain of Orange Chapter,
Mr.. Blanchard will preach the sermon
and will be assisted in the onduc o.
the service by the Rev. George =
Eastman. chaplain of the Oraner
Mountain Chapter. D. A. r., and the
Rev. Charles B. Bullard, a member
of the s. A. r.
AS usual. the music viii be a speclas
feature. Mr.. Newell. organist OF the
South orange Presbyterian Church, be-
| ing the o~rganist for the occasion. Tue
anthem Of the choir will be "Appeaf.
Thou Light Divine by Morrison. and
the baritone solo, "The Lord is NJ
Light by Allitsen, will be sung by ).
Louis Craig.