Evening star., 1928-04-07

service all available buSses to take care
of the traffic through Potomac Park TO
Hams Point while the Washington
Rapid Transit Co, under a special per-
nit, ran buses around the Tidal Basin
every Is minutes, as part Of special
schedule. The busSeS leave Seventeenth
and B streets and will run up TO 4
o'clock this afternoon, and tomorrow
and Monday viii be in operation from
10 am until dark.
In order to afford a moonlight view
of the rainbow fountain the bus service
from Petworth to the Lincoln Memorial
via Sixteenth street which usually
stops at dusk on Sundays, viii be con-
tinued until Q pm. tomorrow.
Starting at $40 O'Clock tomorrow
morning, special buses will be run on
a seven-and- lone half minute schedule
TO Walter Reed Hospital to acconlmo-
date those who wish TO attend the sun
rise services there.
Park police officials have made spe-
ciai arrangements for handling the
automobile traffic in Potomac Park to-
morrow. Traffic entering the park by
| way of Seventeenth street viii be di-
yerted TO the right OF the John Paul
/ Jones statue and sent around the basin
/ under one-way rules.
President to Attend Church.
| Easter Sunday will be observed at the
| White House in simple fashion. With
/ Mrs, Coolidge away, the day will be
virtually nothing more than Just an
! ordinary Sabbath In the Presidents
/ household
AS is his custom each Sunday. Presi-
dent Coolidge will attend services at
/ E{vrt ranoranafln Chnrrh wharo
| a special Easter sermon will be
preached by Rev. Jason Noble Pierce,
/ the pastor. In all probability, the Presi-
| dent will be accompanied only by Mr..
and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns OF Boston,
who have spent the greater part OF the
| Winter season at the White House.
Although II Is expected that the usual
large crowd Of visitors TO the Capital
will be on hand To see the President
leave the White House tomorrow morn
| ing on his way to church and that the
church will be Allied TO capacity as usual.
| there lis no doubt that there will be con-
| siderable interest lacking because OF the
| absence of Mrs Coolidge. Besides her
personal popularity, ii is always a mat
| ter OF great concern, more especially TO
| the feminine citiZenry, as To what the
| First Lady will wear on Easter day.
The White House has been attrac-
| lively decorated with flowers and plants
/ suggestive OF the Easter season. Numer-
Gus floral pieces have been received IN
! the form OF expressions Of good Will
| from friends OF the President and Mrs,
Coolidge
! Those who have been intrusted with
/ the task OF making the egg-rolling
| festivities on the rear grounds OF the
White House Easter Monday success
are hoping that the weather on that
occasion will permit large turnout,
Basing their judgment on former egg
! rolling crowds, they anticipate at least
| 10000 children and adults TO participate
| In this fete. The rear grounds will be
| thrown open Monday at 0 o'clock In
! the morning and the egg-rolling viii
| continue until 330 In the afternoon.
| when a concert will be given by the
| United States Marine Band. which will
last up until o'clock and 10 which
the public has been invited. The
grounds will be closed following the
| concert
With view TO keeping the egg rolling
| as much OF children's affair as pos
sible, only children under 10 years of
| age will be- admitted 10 the grounds.
/ Adults. other than those acting as
| guardians for children, will not be ad =
mitted during the six and half hours
set aside for the egg rolling. Neither
! will children over 10 years OF age he
admitted unless they are accompanying
| some younger child,
Services at Walter Reed
| What promises 10 be the largest fe-
| ligiotis service ever held In the East Is
| scheduled 10 take place al Walter Reed
| Hospital tomorrow morning al 730
| O'Clock. when the annual Easter sunrise
service will be held In the garden nnl-
| phitheatar at The hospital.
| II Is expected by Army officials that
! more than 10000 persons Will attend
| this service Last year the number ex-
ceeded d 600 The living cross" viii
| be an impressive feature. The cross
will be formed by women of the Red
/ Cross. led by Miss Margaret Lower.
/ field director. members OF the Army
| Nurse Corps, led by Capt, Julia Flikke,
and men Of the medical detachment
| The Red Gross women Will form the
red heart of The cross, the Army nurses
| will form the arms and the men Of the
| medical detachment. In their white ilni-
| forms, will form the head and foot OF
the inspiring aymb0Iin figure.
Nal Lee Il. TiliolAon ~ the Judge
| Advocate Generals Department, has
/ trained an offieers' chorua that VIII
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