Evening star., 1894-03-27
EASTER MONDAY ELECTIONS.
Sestrymen Chosen to Serve in the
Episcopal Parishes.

Episcopal Parishes.
Last evening, in accordance with the
church law. elections were held in all the
Protestant Episcopal parishes of the city
Tor Vestrymen. to serve until next Easter.
The results of the elections are given be-
low:
ST. Marks-Senior warden, John P Torbert;
Junior warden, Joseph B. Bennett; vestry-
men tholding over, S. B. Roane l.. A.
Wood, r. J. Earnshaw and W. H. NARROW;
elected, w. R. Hillyer, H. j. Wylie Chas.
b. Fonda and E X Lundy.
ST. Marks expects to begin at once the
enlargement of the church building at the
corner of Sd and A streets southeast, the
debt on the existing structure having been
almost entirely eXtinguished.
st. Stephen's-T vestry elected by ST
stephens Church was the same as last year
namely, Mr.. q. b. Towles senior warden:
Or. Chas H. Miller. junior warden; Mr. Z.
M N, Mcleod. Mr., G. NJ. Hustled, Capt. c. B.
Ianner, Mr.. J. Is. Kendall, Mr.. G. H. Hill.
Judge I. ). Bundy. 1t was decided to pro-
ceed at once to the erection of part of the
new church: Subscriptions in the form of
non-interest bearing bonds were made of
5000, and arrangements made for the liuui-
datlon or the rest of the debt, which now is
only $1,000.
Emmanuel P. E. Church. Anacostia, D. c.
Wardens. S. NJ. Golden and Jno A. Smith;
Vestrymen, j. W. Tolson, b. Bryan j. E.
HALEY, j. H. Goddard n. r. Harnish. John
King, A. b. Frisbie and Edgar Johnston.
ST. Michaers and All Angels'-Gen. H. G.
Gibson, senior warden; Mr.. Chester C. His
lop, junior warden; vestrymen, Mr.. Howard
L. McCandlish, Mr.. w. W. McConihe, Mr.
Bryan Morse. Mr.. Jos. Y. Paige, Mr.. Jacob
A. Chase, Mr.. H. w. Acheson, Mr. Marcus
b. May. Gen. H. G. Gibson; treasurer. Mr..
Howard L. McCandlish.
st. Johns Church-Vestrymen, Gen. B. C.
Card, DR.. Robert Reyburn, Gen. c. c. Augur,
10 mo
Watmough. Judge W. c. Cox Mr. Richard
Pellew and MIR. James Lowndes; wardens.
Judge Davis and Gen. Watmough.
St. PauPs Church-Vestrymen James T
Sothoron, NJ. l.. Woods, E. B. Hay William
Conway Bailey, Herman X Viele. T. T.
Caswell, John NJ. Mckinney and George r.
Johnson; senior warden, Harry c. Whiting;
junior warden. Phil K. Reilly: delegates to
Phil X. Reilly.
Grace Episcopal Church. South Washing
t0n-Nestrymen, Charles Brill. Lewis Duvall
Charles Bureh, H. p West A. s. Releot
n. T. West, A. Y. Gray, f. NJ. Posey, J. N
Burdick. Upon organizing the following
officers were elected by the vestry: Wardens
y. Y. Gray; senior; H. p. West, junior
register. II. p. West; treasurer. A Y Gray;
delegates to convention, which meets in
Boston, Mass, in May A. Y. Gray, dele
gate. c. L: Burch. alternate.
st. Luke's-Jeferson Thomas and Louis
Alexander, wardens: w. J. Aston, Arthur
Collier. Clarence L. Compton, Johnson
Collins William Lavalette. Charles Lane
F. c. Revells and J. Van Brake, vestry-
men.
Church of the Ascension-C b. Naurv
and James Maynard. wardens: L. A. Barr,
Claiming NJ. Bolton, w. W. Burdette. W.
D: Cabell, Gen. S. b. Holabird, Charles
King, r. c. Lewis and F. H. Mott
Church of the Incarnation-H H Lock-
wood senior warden; j. B. Winner Junior
warden: Howard Edmonds, treasurer and
H. Stanley Hinrichs. registrar; R. ]. Geare,
RriChT it.,r,n N
William +. Harvey, vestrymen.
Church of the Epiphany-vestrymen, Gen.
John G. Parke, Nathaniel Wilson, NJ w
Beveridge. E; $. Hutchinson, John T. Arms.
Charles c. Glover. George Truesdell and
DR.. Henry d. Fry; wardens, Lewis j. Davis
and William d. Baldwin; register p. b.
Pierce
st. Acknowledgement, William n
Walker William r. Matthews, William n,
Decker. Thomas r. Brooks Jesse c, Err
good. Lieut.. f. J. Dorm, L. S. N; Capt. NJ
I. Endicott, l. S. N, and l. Sprigg Poole:
wardens, DR.. Thomas b. Hood and Hugh
Waddell.
Christ Church. East Washington-vestry-
men, w. w. Danenhower, T. s. Denham,
J. H. Gibbons. o. B. Hallam. S. J. Mccall
hean, w. II. Spencer, l.. B. Taylor. E N
Waters; wardens, w. H. McKenney and j.
B. Sipe
St. Thomas Church, Calvary Parish-ves-
trymen, Joseph X. McCammon. B. P. MINI
mack, B. F. Rittenhouse, S. f. Giesy. p
e Chaplin. Boyd Smith, John n. Wilson
and Theodore w. Moves: wardens, George
A. Woodward and Melville Church
St.James' Church-re-elected.-V
Daniel L. baltimore, senior warden; Sey-
mour w. Tulloch, Junior warden: Alfred
Williams. Duncan s. Walker Elliot ].
Smith, Henry c. Sayles, George W. Evans
James Fl. Mcintosh. George H Evans: Henry
L. Bryan. registrar and treasurer 604 East
Capitol street.
st. Johns Episcopal CHURCH yesterday
elected the following vestrymen for the en-
suing year: Messrs. John Marbury, G. /.
Nicholson Joseph G. Waters. Thomas HYDE
ST., David Rittenhouse Mai. F. H Bates
Gen. Thomas H. LOCKER and Dr. F. S. Bar
barin
At Christ Church, Georgetown, the election
resulted follows: Messrs. c. NJ Mat
thews Geo. T. Dunlop, NJ. ]. Adler, J. Holds
worth Gordon, w. r. Orme, Samuel f.
Wheatley, Benz. Miller and Rufus c. Che
ney. On the convening of the new body
Mr.. C. NJ. Matthews was elected register,
Mr.. Benz. Miller, treasurer: Mr.. w. William
Knowles. senior warden. and Messrs. Joseph
II. Bradley and Gordon Sauers, assistant
wardenS. There no election at Grace
Church, Georgetown.
Trinity estry elect: Theo. Q. Ebaugh
ard William A Meloy. warders. James f.
Bell, DIR. Jno. W. Buckley, Geo. Z. Davis,
Or. Romulus A. Foster George Watts,
Henry A. Lockwood, Olinus Smith, Corbin
Thompson.
President Mcbride Of the United Mine
Workers of America has issude a call for
the annual convention at Columbus, Ohio,
April TO- 1t is probable that the convention
will order suspension of mining from Colo
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