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ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY WAR BOND DRAWING.

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ON 15th FEBRUARY.

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1814 FOTO YEARS 1914

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KING

AT ST.

AND · QUEEN PAUL'S CATHEDRAL

NATION'S THANKSGIVING.

Reverently, sincerely, a great congrega). tion assembled on November 12th to offer within St. Paul's their tribute of thanks. giving for victory. The King and Queen, with Princess Mary, the Duke of Con- naught, and other members of the Royal family, were present. In all the long annals of · the Cathedral of the Empire." where for Marlborough's and Welling- ton's great deeds of arms a people's thankfulness found, expression after daya of stress and anxiety there can have been nothing so moving in its deep and simple; fervour as this service. It is said that soon after eight in the morning people ́ were waiting before the western doors in their eagerness to take part in the soleran act of worship. Certain it is that no service has ever drawn a larger throug within the walls. There was not an un occupied inch of standing room. To the remotest corners behind the chapels even, people were content to find place and beyond hearing the rolling waves of sound they could have known nothing of the ser vice.

'Queen

There had been no time to enhance the austere grandeur of the huilding by any sort of decoration. On the High Altar were two vases filled with white flowers, just as there would have been for the matine and evensong of any day. Before the rails of the Chantel were the three prie.Dien set for the King, and and their daughter; immediately around them were chairs for the other mem- hers of the Royal house. Little colour of any kind there w to stand out l'aforms were khaki or dark blue in the scats that had been

had been kept for the staffs of the Admiralty and the War Office and The women the Corps Diplomatique.

wore black or dark colours, and not a were in the outdoor dress of the Volun Lary Aid Detachments, while here and there

WAR

one in the of the Army Nursing Service or the khâki of Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps.

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Even the scarlet and gold of the bands of the Brigade of Guards was absent, The military music of the service was furnished by the band of the Welsh Guards, conducted by Mr. Andrew Harris, but the men were in the khaki of Setd

They played superbly

first Saint-Saëns Marche Heroique," with its inspiriting crash of brass and drums, then Bayses overture, "Endure to con- quer," and Grieg's Fesperal, In the King's Hall," with Gonnod's Mors et Vita," just as the procession of the choir and clergy went to the West door to await the arrival of the Sovereign, In the procession was borne the splendid banner of the Cathedral. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, the Archdeacon of London, Canon New | bolt, Canon Alexander, and Canon Simp-

son were vested in magnificent copes.

A BEAUTIFUL BERVIČE,

Immediately before the service begon the Lord Mayor, in full State, with tho Sheriffs, passed up to the civic seats in the choir. The organ, at which Dr. Mae pherson presided, gave the opening chords Praise my soul the King

of Heaven."

were

of the hy which was sung as the pro cessional, and as it ended the King and Queen came to the sent they were to оссиру. There were brief opening sentences exhortation recited by Canon Beslos, and all knelt fo recit

that prayers followed, the King himself with deeply bowed head showing

what

the thoughts of every mind in these moments of devotion. No printed order of service had been prepared, and it was not overy one who came provided with the Book of Common Prayer, bai Paalm XL Wis chanted with rare clearnesse of phrasing, and in the reiteration of its refrain, The Lord of Hoste is with us; the God of Jacob is our refuge," there was almost strident emphasis,

For the Lesson, which, by an unusual departure, was read from the pulpit by Canon Simpson, the noble 40th Chapter of Isaiah had been chosen, and never had its wonderful imagery a greater signi- ficance as to that might and

majesty which hath measured the water in the hollow of His hand and meted out heaven with a span." It was followed by the "Old Hundredth," known to every one, and taken up with a Fulness and fervour wh hose effect was almost overpowering, as the drums joined in for the concluding verse. Again the congregation knelt for two Collects, one of which was in ab breviated form, that which is included in the

prayers for use at sea after victory or deliverance from an enemy.

Those who had achieved the victory even at the coat of their own lives were commemorat ed in the hymn," For all the saints who from their labours rest," to a setting by

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the

oboir took up what was the climax of the whole service-the Te Deum, to the beauti- ful setting in B flat by Stanford. The rendering was worthy of St. Paul's, and more than that need

be said. In clusion there was

the Benediction, pro nounced by the Archbishop of Canterbury before the

altar, followed by National Anthem-the full three verses- in which the thousands of voices were led by the organ, and the band in massive uniaon, while the thunderous roll of the drums seemed to re-echo the very gune of the front. It was a great ending to a great service, and the Archbishops, pausing in the recession, were joined by the King and Queen to be escorted to the weatern doors-Daily Telegraph.

PRAYER BEFORE BATTLE.

Presiding at a prayer meeting for City men at the Mansion Houso, Alder- man Bir Lultum Pound said that when the orders were given out at the General Headquarters for the great British offen- sive one of the Bishops of ti Church of England, who happened to be there, suggested to Bir Douglas Haig a most unprecedented thing that just at that very busy moment the G.HQ work should be stopped, and that all present should ask for the Divine guidance and blessing on what was about to be under- takon. And it was dono.

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