The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

hts from my forehead the nurToSs o. or.
Smooth the few siver threads out of ny hair;
Over my shunbe4s q loving watch keep
-TslmAc.
Mothers Day win be observed to-mor-
row throughout the civilized world. The
day win be fittingIy observed in the
National Capital as a result of the work
OF CommisSIoner Cuno H Rudolph, who
is vice president of the local movement
and in general charge OF IT.
Every one is requested to wear white
flower, preferably q carnation. in honor
OF his mother. Special services will be
held in practically all the churches. II
has been suggested that those whose
mothers are living spend the day with
them. II possible Every one Is urged
TO attend some church service during the
day as a tribute TO noble motherhood.
Practically all the citizens asSn stations
and other civic organizations q ne city
are cooperating with thoso "a eEarge OF
the movement IN an e~o.t 20 make the
day a memorable one
CIerEyTob faaorao Plan
Among t's el1rs inssa who have ~
dorsed tie pis7 assa rF9es'e % hoid
speci ssry rse to-rG1r-os r lozaF o.
mothe. cor a.. Hrr. ~. r F HaE
tor Of S. nzl.s15s csiN,ilc Z'.'.r=7 49,
]. r. Rot pastor o. 81 isaEs rs
Church: Re =. g EE,t paste
Church OF Il lTeih etr
lima Avenue GaNS
Schaick, jr., pasi ~ ~ \ CO
Father: Rev. J. Hen.hps "a. 49,
OF the Church OF ere sses ~; Eev. =
Harvey Dunham, pastor - trszrn "a p se-
byterian Church: Re. MAfl eihrs
spoon. pastor Of Founcry Mes 1ft
copal Church: Rev. Do - &. A
pastor OF First Presbyter.an CHlls
z. De L. Mcdonnell. S. 81 1N1
COLLEGE, Rev. Herbert Scot smi ~
tor OF St Margaret's Episcupl E-c.
Rev. J. J. Muir, pastor OF T,np Ear
tist Church: Rev. C. Ernest SE7'ts,
tor Of 81. Thomas Episcopal Churrr, a.s
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, pastor 81 cat
vary Baptist
ANY movement to bring before 1af
people the sublime dignity Of the moth
her. sacred calling, and her invaluab
service to our nation" said Father Nc
Donnell, of GonzaEa college, in a let
ter to Commissioner Rudolph, should
be encouraged by all true lovers Of our
land"
A. D. Sutherland, director Of religious
work OF the Y. NJ. CA, has informed
Commissioner. Rudolph that the Y. NJ.
C A. and the Y. W. c. A. Will unite
ir joint observance of Mothers Day
In the assembly hall Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
building in G Street. There will be a
musical programme and a number OF
short addresses.
Associations Pledge support.
Among the organizations which have
pledged their cooperation in arousing In
terest in the Mothers Day movement are
the Brightwood Park Citizens Associa-
ton. through its President. E. ]. Ayers:
the Piney Branch Citizens Association.
through its President. L. NJ. Tollman;
the North Capitol and lexington Citi-
zens' Association, through its secretary
treasurer. \. o. Tingley: the South
washington Citizens Association,
through its President. R. Harrison John
son; the Randle Highlands Citizens
Association, through its President.
B. T. Woodward; The Citizens
Northwest Suburban Association, through
its President. Col. Charles c. Lam
caster; the East Washington Heights
Citizens Association, through its secre-
tary, d. c. Fountain: the Georgetown
Citizens Association, through its pres
ideut, Albion X. Paris; the Northeast
ern Suburban Citizens Association,
through its president, L. H. Patterson;
the Rhode Island Avenue Suburban
Citizens Association, through It's sec
retary, Charles L. Mendel; the North
east Washington Citizens Association
through its president, Evan H. Tucker;
the Parkview Citizens Associations; the
East Washington Citizens Association;
the GARFIELD Citizens Association, and the
Northeast Public Interest Association.