Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-08-10
CAPITAL PAYS SILENT
FAREWELL TRIBUTES TO
LATE PRESIDENT TODAY

LA E PhtSIUENI IUUAY
Continued from First PageD
rites over the body of the departed
President will be taking place.
pt Rev; Or; w., James L: Freeman.
the memorial address and choir
made up of volunteers from all the
Episcopal churches in the city. ac
companied by the Army Band will
TO the service at the cathedral.
Services were held at the Luther
Place Memorial Church, Thomas
C Cir at II am, Rev, w /. DARBY
spoke at the Epiphany Evangelical
Lutheran Church. 10th and L streets
northwest, and Rev. l.. l.. Folk con-
Quoted services at 1890 am. at the
18th and Gallatin streets northwest
Community Services.
4 community memorial service was
held at the Takoma Park Seventh
Day Adventist Church at IL am
Members of all Protestant denomi-
nations took part in this service, at
which Rev. W. f. La Rue. pastor of
the BAPTIST Church. read President
Coolidge's proclamation. The Scrip
ture lesson was read by Rev c. NJ
Young, rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church
Union memorial services Of a num-
Der Of Methodist Episcopal churches
We're held in Metropolitan Memorial
Church. John Marshall place north
west, at II am. The services there
We're in charge of Rev. DR. John r.
Edwards. district superintendent of
Washington. assisted by Rev. DR.
Richard Hegarty Of New York city.
PetWorth and Hamline churches par
ticipated and other congregations
We're invited: Preceding the service
the memorial chimes We're PLAYED
The four Christian Science
churches in the city held services at
IL o'clock. The order of the serv-
Ices were identical with those held
IN the christian Science churches all
over the United States. and which
followed the services for President
Mckinley in 1901.
Oldest Church Holds Service.
Church of Christ (EpiscopaD. the
oldest church in the Washington
diocese and attended by Presidents
Jefferson and Adams. held special
services at 10 o'clock. Rev. + D.
hlzer spoke on Harding as Fra
ternal Man" Masonic bodies of the
southeast section Of the city were
present
At tho Central Presbyterian Church
Rev. DIR. Edward Mack of Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond. Va.
took charge of the services. which
We're held at II am.
Rev. J. j. Queally of the Chapel
OF the TRANSFORMATIONS. | 4th and Gal
latin streets northwest. conducted
the services held by the congregation
at II am.
Appropriate exercises were held at
Shiloh Baptist church. 18th and L
streets northwest, at IL o'clock. The
services We're conducted by Rev. ].
OH nv I 7
:. Wormley. Rev. ]. l.. Holman and
Rev. W. L. Washington.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal
road, Ri. Rev. Bishop John W. Ham
nton officiated at the ceremonies
which began at IL am. Special
musica! services were also included
The pastor of Calvary Church, Rev
DIR. James Shera Montgomery. who
also is chaplain of the House of Rep
resentatives- left with President Cool
idge TO offfciate at the late President
Harding's funeral at Marion today
Services were conducted at the Yer
mont Avenue Christian church. Yer
mont avenue north of y street. by
Rev. Earle Whitley at II am. Special
music was rendered under the drec-
ton of William +. Braithwaite.
Rev. Thomas Worthington Cooke
conducted services at the Church of
the Ascension, 18th street and Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest. at II
am. DR.. Cooke spoke on Lessons
From the Christian Life of a Chris
tion President"
Own Church Pays Tribute.
At the late Presidents church. the
Calvary Baptist Church. sth and II
was conducted by the congregation.
Rev A. Freeman Anderson. associate
pastor of the church. presided. Rev.
4. +. Hobart delivered the sermon.
The church quartet sang President
Harding's hymns.
The Syrian Greek Orthodox Church.
1909 Sth street northwest, held spe-
cial services at IL am. DIR. Mani
Nucho. president of the American
University of Beirut, Syria otticiated.
View Christian Cuhrch, Park road east
of Georgia avenue. at II am. Acting
Secretary Of the Interior +. c. Finney
spoke. and favorite hymns of the ma
tons late Chief were sung.
A prayer and memorial services will
be held at the Ninth Street Christian
Church this evening. President Hard
ing's favorite hymns will be sung.
Prayer Service Held.
The congregation of Grace Reform
Church, 18th and . streets. also OBJ
served the day Of prayer and mourn
ing with a special service at 10 am.
At the Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
18th street and Park road. prayers for
the late President Harding were said
at all the masses as we'll as prayers
for the present Executive and all the
civil authorities.
Rev. William S. Bishop conducted
the memorial services for President
Harding at st. Paul's Church (Epis-
copaD. Rock Creek Church road near
the Soldiers Home at 1920 am. Spe-
cial music was sung by the choir.
Joint memorial services We're held
under the Ministers Union and the
White Cross Free Labor Bureau of
America at the National Cosmopoli-
tan Baptist Institutional Church, n
street between 9Th and 10th north
west. The services began at 10 am.
Services. We're held at st. Andrews
Church. New Hampshire avenue and
V street northwest. at IL o'clock
The pastor conducted the ceremony.
The congre cations of st. Paurs.
Reformation, Zion. st. Stephens and
Epiphany Lutheran churches united
| in service of mourning and prayer
at II am. at Epiphany Lutheran
Church. Rev. John Weidley. presi-
dent of the Maryland synod, oftctated
and Rev Richard Schmidt, president
| of the local Lutheran Ministerial AS
ISOLATION, assisted.
The Washington Lodge OF the
Theosophic Society. 1916 Fl street
! northwest, held special services, with
| James w. Mcguire presiding.