Evening star., 1933-11-10
Organizations Plan Ceremo.
,nies at Tombs of Wilson
and Unknown Soldier.
PAGEANTS AND DANCES
TO CLIMAX ANNIVERSARY
Army and Navy Debutantes Spon
sor Celebrations-Dress Parades
at Posts Are Scheduled.

Final arrangements are being made oy
veterans, religious and patriotic organ
izations for participation in the various
Armistice day events in Washington to-
lnorrow.
With the Washington Cathedral ar
,aneing for a religious service at 3:l5
nm. at the tomb of the wartime Pres
ident. practically every veterans group
IN the city will be represented at tnlS
folemn ceremony, sponsored py tne
Woodrow Wilson Armistice Day Com
n,ittee Mrs. Wilson and other members
of the Wilson family also will be present.
Two Arrnistice day balls and pageants
will climax the days celebration during
the evening, one at the Wardman PARK
Hotel under auspices of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, the other at the May
flower Hotel, which is being sponsored
by the American Legion. The President
and Mrs. Roosevelt, as well as members
of the cabinet, diplomats and others
high in official and social life, head the
list OF patrons and patronesses for both
affairs. The proceeds will be used TO
help defray relief work among veterans
and their families in Washington.
Debutantes Sponsor Ball.
A feature of the American Legion bail
will be pageant of States, each being
represented by young woman. Spon-
sors of the ball are debutantes from
Army and Navy circles. Miss Betty
Dern, daughter of Secretary of War and
Mrs. Dern, heads the list. The Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary is cooperating.
Walter Johnson, former manager OF
the washington base ball club and now
manager of tha Cleveland club, will be
an honor guest at the ball arranged oy
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars. He Is an
honorary member of Front Line Post.
Debutantes, headed by Miss Dern, also
will participate.
At Fort Myer and other military posts
in this vicinity, as throughout the coun-
try, military dress parades will be held
on Armistice day. Walter Reed Hos
pital will have dress parade also, with
a two-minute period of silence In mem
ory of departed comrades at 11:45
o'clock The new Memorial Chapel at
the Army Medical Center will be the
scene Of solemn Armistice day mass at
which Most Rev. John Mcnamara, Aux
iliaTy Bishop of Baltimore, will be the
celebrant and deliver the sermon at 8
o'clock Fort Stevens Post of the Amer
ican Legion Is IN charge Of the arrange
ments. Bishop McNamara will be as
sisted by Rev. William Sweeney and
Chaplain Joseph r. Koch of the Army
Medical Center.
Hayes to Take Part.
National Comdr Edward A. Hayes of
the American Legion will take part in
services before the tomb from IL O'Clock
to noon and will depart at / pm. for
Alexandria, Va, for exercises in that
city.
Lieut.. Col George E. Ijams, national
commander of the Military Order of
the World War, will preside at exercises
from 1890 to 12:45 O'Clock.
During this period wreath will also
be placed by Mrs. Ben H. Fuller, wife
Of the commandant of the United
States Marine Corps, in behalf of her
organization, the American Women's
Legion, Of which she is the national
president. She will be supported by
Mrs. Edward Shields and Mrs. Edwin
S. Bethlehem, jr., both past national
presidents, with their colors.
This period will also be the occasion
OF the placing of the wreath in behalf
OF the employees of the United States
Veterans Administration.
After these ceremonies a wreath will
be placed In behalf of the Veterans
Administration at the Canadian Me-
mortal Gross, which faces the Arling-
ton Cemetery National Amphitheater.
The Adas Israel Congregation at
Sixth and Eye streets will hold special
Armistice day services this evening at
8 o'clock. Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will
deliver sermon on The Significance
OF Armistice day" Cantor Louis Noyick
and choir will assist in the services.
singing the national anthem and the
memorial prayer. "ale mol rachmim."
After the services the Adas Israel
open forum will be conducted in the
Vestry room of the synagogue Ed
ward RoSenblum will lead the discus
sion on THE World Today" All vet
Grams are invited.
The Washington Hebrew congrega-
tion also will hold special service this
evening at o'clock at the Eighth
Street Temple. Rev. DR.. Joseph R.
Sizoo, pastor OF zre New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will be the guest
speaker. William Berman of Boston,
commander in chief of the Jewish War
Veterans of the United States will be
one of the guests.
Eastern colleges and universities will
have their spokesmen at the Tomb OF
the Unknown Soldier in the person OF
Mona Cutler, 20year -old volunteer free
lance leader for peace among students
Miss Cutler will speak of the desire OF
college students for peace at the an
nual service of the Washington Youth
Peace Council, beginning at 10 o'clock
Vigil at Tomb.
Throughout the morning the vigil OF
members Of the council and other youth
societies will be maintained at the
tomb, a .-oung man and woman stand
ing with bowed head II respect for the
honored dead and in meditation on the
yearning for world peace.
statement Of convictions will be
read by Bradford Bayliss, assistant pas
to- Of the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church, and pledge to promote peace
will be taken TO the White House fol-
submission to the President Miss
Mary Moore Miller. vice chairman ot
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