The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-17
PROGRAM GIVEN
F0ROPENA|R
SERVICE
st. Andrews Brotherhood to
Present FlagMembers Of
Congress to Be fishers

The Bishop OF Washington an.
nounced today completed arrange
nents for the great open air serv.
ices at $50 O'Clock Sunday after.
noon in National Cathedral Amphi-
theater at Mount ST. AIban.
The occasion marks the pilgrim
age of his radio congregation to the
cathedral and presentation to the
cathedral OF the national service
flag of the Episcopal Church by the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew in the
United States. ~
Bishop Freeman will deliver the
sermon. Senator George Wharton
Pepper will present the church
service flag. Acceptance win be
made by General John L. Hines.
deputy Chief Of, Staff, acting for
General John J. Pershing.
A committee Of sixty members Of
Congress who will act as, ushers,
under the craftsmanship of James
II. McLafferty, Representative from
California; Tyler Page. clerk Of the
House, and Doctor Larlxin w. Glaze.
brook, president of the Kaymen' 8
League of the District, will assist.
Order Of Procession.
The professional will include the
Army Band, the cathedral choir,
vested choirs of Episcopal churches
OF the city led by their own
crucifers and crosses, Episcopal
clergy, clergy of the Protestant
churches. the Brotherhood group
led by Fred s. Ellsworth, of Phila.
delphia. executive secretary OF the
brotherhood of st. Andrew dufing
the war, carrying the national
service flag of the church: the
cathedral CHAPTER. and the cathedral
Staff General John j. Leieuna. Of
the Marines, will be grand marshal
Amplifiers will be installed and
the service win be broadcast. Doctor
Sinclair Bowen will be in charge
OF the first aid tent and eouip.
ment on the grounds.
q. Frank Shelby, general secre.
tary. Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
OF Philadelphia, has advised the
Bishop Of Washington that a large
delegation of visitors will come to
the cathedral on Sunday to partici.
pate in the services.
Congressman fishers.
The following Congressmen are
members Of the ushers' COMMITTEES:
Alternately, North Carolina; Acker.
man, New Jersey; Ayres, Kansas:
Beedy. Maine; Brand, Ohio; Rox.
Texas. Browning, Tennessee; Busby,
Mississippi; Burtness. North Dakota:
Byrns. Tennessee: Christopherson,
South Dakota; Cold, Iowa: Cooper.
Wisconsin; Crowther. New York:
Dalllnger, Massachusetts,; barrow,
pennsylvania: Dickinson. Missouri.
Driver, Arkansas; Hill, Maryland:
Hill, Alabama: Hoch, Kansas: Jones.
Texas; Kendall, Pennsylvania: Kent.
Pennsylvania; Ketcham, Michigan:
kurtz, Pennsylvania; Lea, Call.
fornia; Leavitt, Montana; Lozier,
Missouri; Moore, Virginia; Moores,
Indiana; Murphy. Ohio; Newton.
Missouri; PralI, New York; Raker,
California: Reed, New York: Roach.
Missouri; Robinson. Iowa. Robinson,
Kentucky; Simmons, Nebraska.
Speaks, Ohio: Summers, Texas:
Sweet, New York: Swing, California:
Taber, New York; Vale, Colorado:
Williams, Michigan: Williamson.
South Dakota; Woodrum, Virginia
Wurzback, Texas. 4
The committee on arrangements
follows: Clergy, Reverends C. T.
Warner, chairman: jEnoch M.
Thompson, E. s. Dunlap, John s.
Moses, William H. Ness; transporta.
ton, Merritt o. Chance; music, Ed
gar Priest; ushers, James HI. Mac.
Lafferty: assistants in charge of
ushers, Tyler Page, Doctor Larlxln
w. Glazebrook, Grant !. Marshal Il
General John A. Lejeune; grounds,
Thomas w. McKnew; publicity,
Oliver Hoyem.