Evening star., 1933-04-15
CAPITAL EXPECTS
BIG EASTER CROWD
TO COME TO CITY
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be held here tomorrow morning, one at
Arlington National Cemetery under the
the other at Walter Reed Hospital under
the auspices of the Gray Ladies.
At the latter service there will be
scored music by the Army Bard, and
If the weather permits, the service will
be held in the open air. Should the
weather be inclement, the service will
be held in the new auditorium of the
Army Medical School
The program of sacred music will
be followed by mass in the Memorial
Chapel
Musical Program.
20 Risen Lord" and Christ, Our
Passover" will be sung in the open-air
service by double male quartet. The
Army Band will play Festival Over
ture," by Nicolai trombone solo, Art
Thou the Christ" by William F. Ray
mond; In Monastery Garden" by
"Rejoice Today" by De Vile.
The service will be conducted by
Chaplain Frank L. Miller. and his ser
mon subject will be The Joy of
Easter"
Chaplain Joseph R. Koch will say
mass in the Memorial Chapel and
Se-gt. e. Coffey will act. as master of
ceremonies.
nGu1ic for the mass will be sung by
the chapel Choir Special bus service
TO the hospital has been arranged by
TIE Washington Rapid Transit Co. The
ssrT-cc will begin at 7:30 o'clock
kt the came time the knights Tenn
rl.r service will be held in the great
Amphithcater at Arlington National
Cemetery. President and Mrs. Roose-
velt have been invited, and in the gath
erlg will be many members of Congress
AMI h.gh-ranking officers of the Army,
NeTy and Marine Corps.
d rections have been issued that those
using private automobiles should go by
way of Key Bridge to reach more readily
the parking space that will be provided
en- the Fort Myer parade ground ad
Jacent to the west gate of the cemetery.
Distinguished Visitors.
The service will be broadcast over the
network of the Columbia Broadcasting
System.
Special arrangements have been made
by street car and bus companies to take
care of the large crowds expected.
Many prominent Knights Templar
are expected to attend, among them
Maurice E. White, grand commander of
Pennsylvania; Charles D. Zimmerman,
deputy grand commander of Pennsyl-
vania; William O. Thompson, grand
Junior warden of Pennsylvania; Harry
r. Snyder, grand commander of Mary
land: Claude W. Fletcher, grand COM
mander of Virginia; Arthur L. Lee, past
grand commander of New York;
Chalmers L. Pancoast. grand junior
warden of New York. representing
Charles L. Hadlock, grand commander
OF New York; c. Byron Lear, past grand
commander Of New Jersey; Col John
H. Cowles, grand commander, Supreme
Council, thirty-third degree Scottish
Rite and past commander of DeMolay
Commandery No. II, Louisville, KY,
and Maj. Roland M Hollock, past
grand commander of Illinois
In addition there will be large dele
cations of knights Templar in full uni
form from New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
Among the presiding heads of local
Masonic organizations who will attend
are Harry r. Kimball, grand master,
Grand Lodge, F, A A. M: A. Clifford
Wilkins, grand high priest, Grand
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons; O. l..
Beardsley, grand master. Grand Coun-
Gil. Royal and Select Masters: Fred
erick Wilken, monarch Kallipolis Grot-
to; Charles R. Brill, Grand Tall Cedar,
Tall Cedars of Lebanon: Mrs Elizabeth
Pitt, worthy grand matron. Grand
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. and
Frank Kimmel, grand patron, Grand
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star.
Special church services also will be
held at all Washington churches to-
morrow morning, afternoon and evening