Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26
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Kline. pianist; Miss Ethel Day, organist.
6 oclock-Mr W. Fl. Wormersley, lead
er: Mr.. W. c. Bonsal, speaker; Mrs.
Beelman. organist; Mrs. Mauro, soloist.
o'clock-Mrs S. NJ. Croft, leader; Mr..
W. II. Evans, precentor; Mrs. Jennie
duet.
oclock-Mr. George w. Wheeler, lead
er; Miss Fannie Stuckey, speaker; w. h.
Evans. precentor; Mrs. Madison Clark,
soloist; Miss Katie Leech, pianist; Mr.. F.
NJ Koones, organist; Miss Grace Beel-
man, cornetist
Dinner for Three Hundred.
The Central Union Mission also will
send out a large number of we'll filled
baskets of provisions to needy families
the day before and provide dinners for
about 800 more persons. Contributions
are being received by w. H. Ramsey,
treasurer of the mission, at 622 LOU
isiana avenue, and o. b. Brown, chair
man OF the board of directors. The fam
lilies to receive the baskets will be Sc
lected with personal knowledge of their
needs.
Nor will the orphans have cause to
think they are forgotten, for, in accord
ance with their custom for the past
twenty-eight years. the Catholic Knights
of America this year will give donation
party at convention f1dll the evening OIL
Thanksgiving day for the benefit of st.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum. In addition to
an entertaining program there will be a
grand ball. the music for which will be
furnished by a large orchestra under the
direction of Prof. ]. /. Fersinger.
The address of welcome will be made
by Rev. DIR. William ]. kerby of the
Catholic University of America, and in
the course of the evening songs and
drills will be given by the orphan boys
50 a 70 Il nnl-1r
Refreshment and flower booths will be
maintained by Mrs. a. B. Coppes, assisted
by Mesdames j. A. Rupert, NJ. l. We'll
Ter. G. r. Repetti, Leo Finn. r. o. Fos-
bender, Herold and Brockfnan and the
Misses Iona Miller, Ella Herold, Marie
Holden, Agnes Holden. A. Hess, l.. Hess,
Becker, Dorr and Miller.
Spread by Salvation Army.
Tine Salvation Army is preparing to
give a free turkey dinner to 800 children
at National Rifles Hall. 91S G street
northwest. The arrangements are in
charge Of Maj. William Escott, assisted
by Adjutant George Morris and the local
officers.
To relieve southern poor the Ladies'
Southern Relief Society members will be
at home Wednesday to receive such con-
tributions of food, clothing or money
evening well filled baskets will be sent
out to gladden. the hearts Of the destitute.
The Mount Pleasant Young Peoples So
ciety, through its philanthrOpic commit
tee, is also planning to give treat for
a number of needy families, while the
st. Paurs Lutheran intermediate Chris
tan Endeavor Society will give can"
party Tuesday evening, when the p.ice
of admission will be a can of somethin :
good TO eat. to go into the baskets which
hA wi n
Thanksgiving services will be held
in the churches generally throughout
the city Thursday morning.
At st. Patrick's Church.
At ST. Patrick's Church the third
Pan-American service will be held, at
which his eminence Cardinal Gibbons
will assist. President Taft, the diplo-
matte corps of all the South American
republics. the Secretary Of State, the
Secretary Of the Treasury and two
justices of the Supreme Court of the
United States are expected to be pres
emit.
Very Rev. George Dougherty will be
assistant priest to the cardinal and
Very Rev. DIR. e. A. Pace and Very Rev.
DR.. James Burns will attend as chap
lains to his eminence.
The celebrant will be Rev. Francis A.
Doory of Baltimore. Rev. Charles NJ.
Bart of Washington, deacon, and Rev.
Carroll Milholland Of Baltimore, subdea-
con. The masters of ceremonies will be
Rev. William j. Carroll, Rev James A.
Smyth and Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara.
Charles n. Fisher will be the assistant
master of ceremonies. RI Rev P J.
Donohue, Bishop of Wheeling, will preach
the sermon. Mgrs. Cerretti and Russell
will be in the sanctuary.
At the end of the mass the invited
guests will take luncheon in the rectory
with Mgr. Russell. The menu cards will
be specially arranged and illuminated by
Miss Turner OF Baltimore. Each guest
will receive a silver medal as a souvenir
of the third Pan-American Thanksgiving
day celebration.
To Preach Special Sermon.
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