Evening star., 1932-04-16
CATHEDRAL PLANS
SPECIAL SERVICES
Two Patriotic Religious OBJ
serVanceS to Mark Wash
ington's Birth.

Three notable services, two of which
will be patriotic religious observsnces
In commemoration of the 200th ami
versary Of George Washingtons birth,
sponsored, respectively, by the Hugue-
not Society of America and by the
Daughters of the Revolution, will be
held tomorrow at Washington Cathedral.
Opening their annual congress in the
National Capital the Daughters of the
American Revolution will pay tribute
to the first Presidents religious char
acter at a service in the Bethlehem
Chapel at pm, at which Representa-
tive James M. Beck Of Pennsylvania
will deliver an address. Arrangements
have been made for an overflow OBJ
servance in the Chapel Of st. Joseph
of Arimathea at the same time with
the use Of an amplifying system for Mr..
Beck's address. The national officers
and so State regents of the D. A. R.
bearing the national society's colors,
accompanied by pages with the BAN
ners of all the States. will march in
procession into the Bethlehem Chapel
service.
Communion at 10 AM.
1IlC SIldPGl VI Dls JOOCPAl VI IA iAAS-
thea has been placed at the disposal Of
the Huguenots for a Bicentennial holy
communion service at 10 am. This
service is being arranged in connection
with the meeting here next week Of
the Federation of Huguenot Societies.
1t will be conducted according to the
ancient rite of the Huguenot faith as
observed for centuries in the chapel
set aside for them in Canterbury Cath
edral, England The Huguenot body
will also attend a second service of pub
lie worship at 2:15 pm. in the Beth
lehem Chapel with a sermon by Right
Rev Frank DuMoulin of Locust Valley
N. Y, retired Bishop coadjutor of Ohio.
Bishop DuMouIn is OF HuguenoG
descent.
Right Rev. John T. Dallas, Bishop Of
New Hampshire, will be the preacher
at the II am. celebration of the holy
communion in the Bethlehem Chapel
Other. services at the CATHEDRAL will be
the celebration of the holy communion
at 7:3O am, and morning prayer and
litany at 10 am.
More than 100 officers, including ma
tional officials, honorary presidents and
vice presidents general, State regents
and pages, of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will march in the
Seats will be reserved in the Bethlehem
Chapel for this group, but the re-
mainder of the chapel will be available
to the public. Very Rev. G. c. r.
Bratenahl, dean of Washington, will
introduce Representative Beck and
Canon Raymond L. Wolven will conduct
the usual evening prayer service
Canon Anson Phelps Stokes, chair
man of the Cathedrars Bicentennlal
Committee, will be master OF ceremonies
at the service, which will be broad
cast over the radio as usual through
Station WMAL.
The overflow service in the Chapel
of st. Joseph of Arimathea will be
conducted by Canon John w. Gum
mere,
Pilgrimages to Be Made.
Pilgrimages through the Cathedral
will be conducted by Canon Gummere
and the staff of lay pilgrim aides at
1890 pm. and Sis pm. SO that the
manv worShipperS at the morning and
evening services can avail themselves
of the opportunity to see the crypt
chapels and nave crypt.
Bishop James E. Freeman OF WASH
ington will be in Minneapolis tomorrow
where he will confirm his two grand
children, Give and James Jaffrey, and
children of old parishionerS at his Tor
mer church, st. Marks, at which he
was rector for many years before com
ing to washington. He was invited
to perform the combinations by Bishop
McElwain Of Minnesota. Bishop Free
man is stopping in Minneapolis while
en- route to the Pacific Coast, where
he will preach the opening sermon at
the annual synod of the Pacific Prov
ince of the Episcopal Church at Sac
ramento Calf, on April 20.
He will also speak at mass meeting
the following evening in the Sacra-
mento Municipal Auditorium. On April
"a he will preach at Leland Stanford
University.