New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-04
CHICAGO CHTRCHES AROUSED.
CATHOLIC SERVICES IN PROTESTANT
SANCTUARY-SOCIA NOTES
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Chicago Nov 3.-The celebration Of solemn vesper
service for the dead at the Episcopal Church OF the
Ascension on All saints Day excited a marked sensa
ton among the EpiscOpalians Of the city as II was
the first time in the history Of the church here that
such services were held. The Rev. Father
1arrahcc the prIncpal was assisted by Fathers Leon
ner Smith and Upjohn and the services were con-
Quoted according to the ritual OF the special once
or form Of prayer used by the Guild OF All SOUS
The Rev. Thomas +. Green, of ST. Andrews Ohurcn'
preached the sermon. Tic Rev. Canon ). IL. movies
and several other we'll known EniscOraiian clergy mcn
OF the city were in the large congregation As the
Church ,t the ASCENSION of which Father Ritc,e, OF
New.York was long rector has been the leader In
introducing Catholic ceremonies among Chicago BPS
copaans IT probable that that service for the oead
will soon be adopted by the other churches. The
nar.pbIets containing the Office foi last nights SER
vice were procured in England. The music Is MAJ
used by the old monks I'm medieval times Yesterday
three masses were sung with the same officers.
Fashionable Chicago has been quiet thus far, but
q cav season IS promised Next Thursday Miss fannie
Farwell J. V Farwers youngest daughter, Is to DO
married TO II. y. futile, and few weeks later the
marriage OF her cousin Grace, Senator Farwehs sec
ond daughter and Dudley Winston is TO occur Last
years swelln toboggan club, tho Onaway, Is 10 DO
revived and the work of building the Slide viii soon
begin. The club Will have the same ground that they
had last year. long strip Of some 1000 feet along
the lake shore drive The land is owned by Archi-
bald Feehan and Potter Palmer Hobart Taylor has
been made president Of the club, and I. ". White
house Franklin Mcveagh, Edward Adams. Arthur
Farwell John L. Lincoln IT,, Allison Armour, Fred
erick Swift, Dr. George Isham and other wellknown
young men are prominent in the management
Last Saturdays football match between the Uni
versity Club team and English team was such a
successful and fashionable occasion that the Uni
versities encouraged by their easy victory have ar
ranged another match for Thanksgiving Day between
the University Club team and one selected from the
ST. Louis University Club members
With November some important changes went into
effect on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway.
The principal change the promotion ov General
Manager Stone be first vice president OF The road
with control all the tributary lines OF the Bur-
ungon as well as the "Q' proper Ever since the
strike was begun on the Burlington reports have
been periodically circulated that Mr.. Stones policy
Endorsed by the directors and that he was 10
be relieved II has long been known, however, that
Dir. stone enjoyed the full confidence OF all the d.
rectOrs Of the road, and not only would he not be
relieved from his position, bus that before long he
would be promoted TO the position Of cepfcsldent
f. T. Ripley would be promoted 10 the position OF
general manager. The changes went INTO enect
Thursday.
The negotiations which have been pending between
syndicate of Chicago men alA ~ svzass OF tho