Evening star., 1898-10-11
'esses by Bishop Randolph

ciety, with addresses by Bishop Randolph
and others.
Wedne sday-S pm, St. Johns Church,
Church Unity Society; speakers. the bishop
of Mississippi, Rev. DR.. S. D. Mcconnell
and others.
Thursday-7 pm. ST. Paul's Church. ser
mon before the alumni of the General Theo-
| logical Seminary by Bishop Seymour $50
pm banquet of the alumni of the General
! Theological Seminary at the Ebbitt House.
Fridays pm, meeting of the Girls
Friendly Society at Trinity Church: ad-
dresses by several prominent speakers.
The committee on resolutions of the Lam
beth conference, en- the part of the house
of deputies is as follows: Rev. Lucfus
Waterman. d. D.. New Hampshire; Rev.
r. H. Cobbs d. D.. Alabama: Rev. H R
Harris, d. D., Pennsylvania: Mr. Gustav
r Westfeidt, Louisiana; Mr.. Geo. r. SeweH
Maine; Mr.. G. w. l.. Temple. Vermont.
The committee of five appointed for joint
cen mittee to consider and report on me-
moral OF the churches in Europe is as
follows: Rev. DIR. Richards, Rhode Island;
Rev. DR.. Parks, Massachusetts; Rev Dr.
Huntington, New York; Mr.. Davis. Wash
ington. d. c.; and Mr.. Fuller. Chicago.
Bishop Garrett of Dallas is an enthu-
siastic advocate of the education of women
as a special phase of religious work. Re
gardlng woman as the source of human life,
he believes in purifying her and making
her fit to send forth a higher type of man
kind. He does not place SO much import
arce upon the work of reforming adult
transsressors, believing that the most di-
rect and most effective reform work lies
in changing woman.
Graduates of the Berkeley Divinity School
of Connecticut met last evening at the Ar
llngton Hotel for a social reunion. Bishop
Leonard of Ohio presided and Rev. DIR.
Nitbert of New York city secretary.
About fifty men were present. There are
in the house of deputies thirty Berkeley
men, representing twenty-siX Gioceses.
There are eleven bishops also who studied
G1 lev he Ia .N-p ripfy =
entirely informal Very many of those
present spoke. giving "reminiscences of
Bishop Williams, of Rev. DrS. Harwood,
Washburn, Colt. Gardiner and other in
structors of the old tire. Bishops Davies.
Leonard. Wells. White, Brewster. Vincent,
Barker, Rev. Drs. Brainard. Lines. Strange,
Hart, Murphy. Craik, Hodges. Nelson, Rev.
MesSrS. Woodcock, Lewis w. Short Pot
sageS were sent to Bishop Williams and
the faculty of the school, expressing the
affectionate remembrance of the Berkeley
men. Last nights reunion is counted the
best held by the graduates of the school
at a general convention.
A service will be held at All Saints. Ben
ming. d. c.. tomorrow night at 7:45 O'Clock.
Bishop Whitehead of Pittsburg will preach.
The rector is Rev. H. Fields Sauming.
a public meeting of the Girls Friendly
Society will be held in Trinity Parish Hall,
Sd and streets northwest. at pm,
October II.
A special missionary meeting will be held
in Trinity Parish Hall, Sd street near In
diana avenue, tomorrow at pm. Ad
dresses will be made by Bishop Leonard Cf
Utah and Nevada, Rev. J. G.. Meem from
Brazil and others All persons interested
in missionary work are invited to attend.
Episcopal clei gymen are great smokers.
One of the privileges desired of the per-
sons from whom rooms Were rented for the
convention period was smoking to be al
lowed. AT recess every day numbers of
them are to he seen standing in groups
and ardently pulling at fragrant cigars.
Justice Mcdonald and Dean O'Meara of
the Canadian delegation left the city last
night for their homes.
The Parochial Missions Society for the
United States will meet tonight at EpiDh-
any Church. Bishop Potter of New York
will preside and the speakers will be Bish
ops Hall, Gailor and Dudley and probably
Bishop Satterlee who is vice president of
the society.
During the session of the board of mis-
sions today a gallant deputy inquired II
pnoccupied seats in the body of the church
might not be offered to the ladies who
were standing. Bishop Whipple regretfully
ICled it out of order, because adoptio2 of
the promised resolution would change the
rules governing the assembly. But there
a flutter of feminine approval all the
same.
Rev. DR.. Powers and family of New York
city ard Rev. John holland AMI wife OF
Covington, KY, and Miss Williamson. mis-.
S'onary to Japan. are with Mrs. Z. X. Tcdd,
1919 Rhode Island avenue.