'The service in Holy Trinity Catheral' was most impressive and was well attended. Tt began with the favourite 'Thanksgiving Day hymn, "Come, ye thankful people, come; Raise the song of harvest-home." The invocation was pronounced by Chaplain F. D. "Hamilton, of the U.S. Navy, afler which' ihe chai sang Elgar's "Fear nol, O Land." The Thanksgiving Proclamation issued by President Roosevelt was read by Mr.
Gauss, US. Consul-General, and, after another hymn, Dr. Emory Luceock led a responsive. Seripture "reading, and a. prayer was offered by Bishop J. W. Nichols. One of the most enjoyable parts of the service was the solo rendition of "A Song of Thanksgiving,"-by Mrs. Ruth
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