The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17

temporary arrangements were haue WI"
different clergymen until a permanent rec
tor could be secured. After seFetd cdliS
10 ministers outside of Virginia which
proyed unsuccessful, Rev. DT. Cnailea
Ninnegerode was called, in July SJo ne
was a native of Germany during ms
student DAYS he commenced the study Oh
law at the University OF Glcssen, but be-
fore completing his course he became IN
volved i'm some political complications
with the government and was arrested
and imprisoned. In 1893 he came 10 Amer
Tea. and lived for several years IN Ihll"-
deiphia In the year lSi2 he was eiecled
Professor Of Literature IN Niiidhl anu
Mary College over thirty-hye competitors;
In the meantime he entered the EpiS.op "a,
cburch and was ordained Deacon ln ApIh,
fois and The following year was admitted
~ tbe priesthood Dr. Minnegerode serv-
"a 81 PauTs most acceptaby from l05b
until the early part of 1859, when ne re-
tired as rector emeritus, ana soon tHete
o-far removed TO Alexandria, where ne
spent his last days. -
Rev. Hartley Cdrmchaei succecueul ~.
Nlnnegerode. accepting the call feDrualE
is. 1889 Or. Carmichael was euuC11 - az
Trinity College Dublin, and was oIudlleu
Deacon nv the late Archbishop OK can
fe-burv then Bishop Of Truro. For many
,,e,rs no labored I'm the East-End or Loi-
dor Subsequently he was presented WIN
"a tocturcship by the Bishop Of LONDON
and was appointed an assistant AT .hc
parish church OF Highburg' one Oh .le
fashionable London churches lie o9'io
80 ,,.,ada about twelve years ago, setlhu6
i'm hamilton, from which place ne W.
called to St Paul's. lie IS q man OF l,e
6nest culture. and his sermons are nnlsn-
"a COMMUNICATIONS as well AS hnl9neu'
Tta church through his untiring energy
has Drospered and continues 10 pioSP,h
"a p, worldly sense. as well as 10 grow ~
grace The church has now "A choli OF
twentv-fve voices besides tWeiNe ~
ister boys. which has. under 'le sH''lT'
ord efficient direction of PROF. jacob
~ - With the cooperation Of the
rector. himself an accomplished iilu''e. 80
bccoroe one Of the finest In the entlfe
Rcgardlne the church. beautiful win
g., ., ,,ith oruanentatiOn which sets Iotlu
he memory Of "the saints IA hsht
CorIvle NAV with a qualification ne h"p-
niiv quoted: From such a seed gram 20
has TT grown:
-. IN tbe noblanesses of recurring gem
~ .jc,si" "Paul planted. Apollos wa
tered but God gave the increase. ~
less the Lord build the house. their lapor
Is but lost that build IL. 49,,
1,bo thanks of the chairman ana the
.,,,,oitton are most gratefully eNiehueu
IN Air. T. ID. Christian. Mr. blytn9 .
Branch. and Mr.. John Kerr bIthCi' ~.
onlv fCr their liberal contributions, ou-
also for their untiring personal e'i oi' -
h. Labalf of this work. Thanks are also
",.on5ed 10 Mr.. Fredericks w. WarDur-
80, Fen of the Tiffany Decorating ara
Art Company. for his kind and valuapi'
aid .o,.ist... will h.
-..,.,i,,.ed bv the committee for reference
| bv postoritv. aud I'm IT, viii be- ehleIeI ~,
ZINES of the committee. history Oh sn'
movement. and bee names OH an
tors. l.,, t,,-cr1TS
| 1-o.r,orrovy he business meeting OK tie
/ c,-,,fero,ca of Rt.lnts viii Dee hela' tne
/ g.. yice-DrosiIent of the Conleoerdle
1for,ori,I Literary Society pres. olhs, III
/ 49,, abeence. through Illness OF MIS- JOa
o-b prvon who was 90 have mace lu1
J i,i,.[es ~ welcome 90 which Mrs Jcllrl
con paws Will respond. o. rs Ecpeu l.,',
an mentors of tho society may a1le.,u
/ mis- meeting and all are eNpect.u ~ LD
eo After the business meeunS
museum. where it VIII be helu' WI, NOR.
/ s,ected bv the visiting regents. l'''
/ go. evening will CONS the reception a.
| - rcsfdarca of Mrs. J. Taylor EliSsoh'
Tueslqv morning the presenial'oh ~
| .ho .tat,iatte of Mr.. Davis 20 lue MUS
I'm, Inv nudge Garnett will take place.
Tuesday evening "a brilliant It'll ~ u.
reception at the Jefferson VIII conelu .,l
the rrceromme. the affair being IN tn'
hands of an efficient committee cons 80 ~.
nj AIRS. stephen Putney. chairman. NJ ,
O. or Cowardin and Mrs. Decatur AZ
toll Tho Reception committee WIN ~ -
sist of AN the regents ana Vice-.es -,
the officers Of the society; Mrs = l.~,lu5,
fee and Mrs. simon Bollver bucAnSl
THE chairmau of the committee on .I
Memorial window expressed 10 reP.e
sentative Of The Times deep regret az th
illness Of Mrs. Joseph Bryan neoess ~.
,r~ her absence at the unNeilils
Mrs Ross expressed herself on he
bolf " tile committee IN I'M
connection. and also with regard
the absence Of Mrs. Archer Anderson
who Is now visiting friends in Washihs
{ TON. and has done much TO make a sue
| cess Of the movement.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis. Miss waller Mr
samuel Tate. Miss Lucy Hayes, Colon'
Tobn NJ Morgan and Mr. Burton Harrl
son arrived by the Q o'clock train tas
riebt and were met by representative
~ Inc Memorial Window Committee an
| -, .--t-,- Of 81 paulfs Mrs. Davis an