Evening star., 1915-11-25
MANY HAVE REASON
FOR GIVING THANKS
Dinners Served to Homeless
and JobIess Persons at the
City Missions.
ADDRESSES AND MUSIC
INCLUDED IN PROGRAM
Salvation Army and Crittenton Mis-
sion Also Aid in Work of
Benevolence.

Something to be thankful for and a
place to be thankful were provided for
the homeless and jobless who happened
to be in the city today when they
went to the missions about the noon
hour. Turkey dinners were being serv
ed and services going on at the same
time, but in different parts of the
building.
This morning the unfortunates OBJ
tanned a fine breakfast of pork and
beans, potatoes, sausage, sweetbread,
butter and coffee at the Salvation
Army. at $50 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Breakfast was served from
s to 10 o'clock and no one was turned
away. This evening service will be
held at the same place.
Central Union Mission Program.
The Central Union Mission. 622 Louis
lana avenue northwest, began services
when the walters began serving out
dinner at noon. Those in charge of the
services and the hours follow:
IL to ! o'clock-Leader, DR.. E. E.
Mickle: organist, Mrs J. s. Bennett
/ to o'clock-Leaders. Rev. and Mrs.
John \. Culbertson; precentor. Jackson
A. Winner; organist, Miss Loretta Chap
man.
to 3 o'clock-W oman's Cooperative
committee, Mrs. w. H. Ramsey, presi-
dent; percentor, DR.. Wilgus; organist
Mrs. Vivian Chown.
4 to 5 o'clock-Leader. Charles II.
Randel: precentor, Jesse NJ. Patterson
organist, Miss Mary Anderson.
to 9 o'clock-Leader, w. H. Ram
sey: precentor, Brother George W.
Havell: organist, Miss Blanche Rouzee
Pianist (ail hours). Mrs. E. ].
Rouzee.
vocalists-Brother Havell, Mrs. Ish-
mael Burton. Miss Sadie Y. Lynn, Mrs
George D. Chace, Mrs. J. S. Bennett
Mr.. Wi1gus, Misses Louise and Marie
Merritt.
Instrumentalists-W. F. Paxon. F. G.
Lawton, D. B. Gottwalls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lamb and Frank S. Cheyney.
At the Gospel Mission.
The Gospel Mission, e14 to 216 John
Marshall place. is conducting services
as follows:
Il o'clock-Leader, W. H. Houghton,
speaker: Mrs. B. X. Roberts; precentor.
Charles Kinsella: soloist, W. H. Evans;
musicians, Paul Wagner and Miss
Roberts: cornetist, Mr.. Sanford.
p.m.-Leader, w. r. Blackford
tor, Mrs. Armstrong; soloist, Mrs.
Mauro: organist. Mr.. Carson; pianist,
Miss Mewshaw.
p.m.-Leader, H. J. Browne: speak
er. S. H. Myers; precentor, Mr.. Stevens;
soloist, Mrs. Burdine; organist, Mrs.
Edgar.
3 pm.-Leaders. Miss Bertha B. Byrne,
assisted by Mrs. Buckingham; speaker,
Rev. j. j. Dimon; precentor, Mf. Cor
don: soloist, Mr.. Molumby: organist,
Miss Clara Nelson; pianists. the Misses
Bright.
pm--Mrs. H. E. Monroe. leader, as
sisted by c. G. Remsburg: speaker, Rev.
Henry Anstadt; precentor, Mr.. White {;
soloist, Mr.. Gordon; pianist, Miss c. r.
A. Nelson: organist,. Miss Mewshaw
cornetists, Miss Beelman and Mr.. San
ford.
p.m.-H. w. Kline, leader: speaker,
Mrs. Thatcher; precentor. Mr.. White;
soioist. Miss Nelson; pianist, Mrs. Rou-
zee.
pm-F. c. Greene, leader; speaker
Richard n. Brooke; precentog, H. J.
Brown; soloist, Mr.. White.
p.m.-Rev. s. NJ. Croft, leader;
speaker, w. H. Wormersley; precentor
W. H. Evans; soloists, Mr.. Evans and
Charles Kinsella; musicians, hiss Rob-
erts and Miss Bright
p.m.-B H. Warner, leader; speak
er, Judge Stanton J. Peelle; precentor
b. White; soloist and musicians to be
supplied.
Those served at the Florence Critten-
ton Mission, 21S Sd street northwest
were given turkey dinner at
o'clock, and in the evening services
will be conducted by those in charge
OF the home.