Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
TWO CALLS TO Mr.. NASH.
Tho bishop aud the McGiii Union-Dr'
UogC's summer Vacation.

IIugC's summer VACATION
Res. Preston Nash. rector Of Christ Episcopal
church. "a IN receipt Of two worry nattering calls
and Is now considering WHISTLER no should nc
copt one Of thom or remain where he Is already
so PLEASANTLY situated. One ~ the parishes ue-
s,rine the services OF this esteemed and learned
vo.ug minister d In one Of the leading cities IA
inc state Of Pennsylvania. The second cali rs 20
q nourishing church IN southern state, ana -
rendered through distinguished clergy ian
"A re sidons Of this city who Is "a warm personal
TREND aud ndmirer OF MIR. Nash. mf. Nash WIZ
urobab.y reach a decision as 20 what he WIZ 90
within the next ten days. II he should leave hch-
uond no will Do 80 with great reluctance ns no
,reRcbcr m the city holds moro nrmly inc con-
ntenco AMI lose Of his people than Mr.. Nash.
he has been rector OF Christ church Tor nearly
Key' Green shsckolford, OF Fremont. o., made
n snort address al Grace church sunday aver
noon
Kov. Or. Mason, Of ST James church. was as
sisted IN communion services sunday morning
nv R,cAt Rev Bishop Wni,tle. The sermon was
delivered by Dr. Mason. This minister baptized
sovon babies at the ansnOuse last week
Rev. LOWS ". Burton, the retrihg Ioclot oi
ola 81 Johns church, will only preach from that
puIpit two moro sundays before ne takes MS DE-
parture. lie and bus family will spend a snort
whilein Cleveland. O., Mr. Buttons 90 hOne'
before going to their new abode IN LOUISVILLE
TIE BISHOP ASD the NdnL UNION.
On Sunday evening at $3.50 O'Clock the Right
Rev BISHOP Van de Vyyer Bddrcsseu n Noiy
largo meeting Of tho ladies intefestel IN ihe
proposed far 70 tc held for tho benefit OF the
Nctull Union IN tho coming fall. mo bishOp,
IA ms remarks. outlined tue work ehd progress
of tho uuion m the past and q rs bright hopes
for the future. lie assured his hearers OF Tue
ebss!ute necessity for the existence OF such au
ipsttut,on. lie also said TINT mover since he
bec.us "a priest had any Work appchlel 10
him 20 stroi z ns that OF binding up thi> uhloh'
lie was va n urart aud sOul, ana would 90 every
tItng ne possibly could u promote its Weiate.
10 smoke of the efforts tho members OF lhe
union had made ami OF the large amount thht
fhey contributed toward tho purchase OF us pro
ufsed new home. lie appealed 10 the ladies'
i,ressnt a. wOtk earnestly for the union. iher
Z. .-operation. only. was needed 10 Gown the hh-
dcrtaking q suc'rsa. ...-,,. ,A,.
Parish organizations In connection WIN inc
fnir have been formed in al four OF tho parishes
II is IN Interesting question as % when PnIlrh
vii turn in the largest amount. Inc commit
tee OF the union IA charge OF ~" bulllns luhu
la. Determined 10 donate "A handsome present
q, me parish church securing the largest sum
for this object - ,
iligh Mas VAS celebrated at 81. Peters
Cathedral sunday morning hy Rev. Father Nc
kcoirry and Right Rev. Bishop Van De VI eF
proachei an Impressive sermon from the Cos
poi Of The Day. mo choir rendered Spoth
mass Mi-. iibbie Kirk presided at the organ
Mr.. John Massey. O. Winchester, student AT
St Mays seminary, has been spending some
zinc with Rev. J. r.. O'kciiiy OF the Sacred
Heart parish.