Evening star., 1898-10-08
Trinity Church Program.


elected until he dies or resigns.
Trinity Church Program.
Trinity Church, Sd and streets north
west. Rev. Richard p. Williams, rector, in
which portion of the events attending the
Episcopal convention have occurred and are
scheduled to take place, has an interesting
program of Sabbath day services during the
present month.
The services will be as follows: 1:3O a. m.
holy communion; $50 am. Sunday school,;
il am. litany, sermon and holy commu-
Mon first and third sundays; morning
prayer. lltdny and sermon second, fourth
and NTH sundays: 1:30 pm, evening pray
ers and sermon. Daily-g am, morning
prayer except Thursday; . am, Thurs
day. holy communion; 4:30 pm, evening
prayer
The special preachers will be distributed
as follows
Sunday. October 9-11 am. Right Rev
Richard H. Wilmer. ID. LID, Del,
bishop of Alabama: 80 pm, Right Rev.
Hugh Miller Thompson, d. D., LID, blsh-
op of Mississippi
sunday. October 16-11 am, Right Rev
Mahl0n y. Gilbert, DID, LID, bishop
coadjutor of Minnesota; 7:3O pm, Right
Rev. Thomas L. Dudley. DID, LID. u. C.
l.. bishop of Kentucky.
Sunday. october gi-11 am. Right Rev.
Alfred NJ Randolph, u. D., LID. bishop of
southern Virginia.
The meetings. to be held under the aus
pices of the Local Council. Brotherhood of
st. Andrew in St. Johns Church. 18th and
H streets, are scheduled. as follows: Sun
day evening October 9, 5 o'clock, why
We Believe in Missions" Rt Rev. H. r.
Whpple, bishop of Minnesota; Rt Rev. F.
X. Graves, bishop of Shanghai SUNDAY
evening. October 16. O'Clock: Our Re
sponsib:hty as Church in the Life of the
bishop OF Albany; Rev. VIM. r. Hunting
don. ID. D.. New York city; Mr. Bernard
Carter, Baltimore. Md. Sunday evening,
October %, o'clock, Why We Are
Ghgrchmen' Rt. Rev Arthur c. \. Hall,
u d, bishop of Vermont: Rt. Rev A NJ.
Randolph. D. D., bishop of southern Vir-
ginia.
ReS. Mr. Woods Charge.
The Rev. Louis G Wood, who has been
hrst assistant minister of the Church of
the Epiphany since February, 1897, has ac-
ctpted the position as minister in charge of
Epiphany Chapel, l2th and streets south
west. and entered on his new duties this
week Mr. Wood will preach his first ser
mon tomorrow ~ the II am service, at
Nhlch service a vested choir Of twenty
voices viii render the musical portion
The rector decided short time ago to
introduce a vested choir in the chanel.
"hlch Hecessitdted enlargiag the chanccI
therein
work, coupled with making the vestneuts
Is being pushed forward and will be ready
Tor Sunday The Right Rev F. K. Brooke.
DID, bishop Of Oklahoma and Indian ter
service. i---
The program of music for the service is
aS follows ii am, professional hymn 31l
Ancient OF Days" Venite Bias Re DeurI,
Ie.d. In d; Jubilate, Ansley; Introit 49,,
Love DIVINE. Hymn 423, Lux Benigna;' -
onertOry anthem, The King of Love, .
shelley: ascriptiOn. Old Hundred" reces-
si9nal hymn 30. David"
80 Pm.-Processional 51G Christian
soldiers Magnihcat, Ousley: MN. Dernft-
uis Novello; Hymn 62s; Hymn G42. ST.
sylvester: ofertory anthem All Things
oome OF Ihee: recessional hymn 81, An
Is as follows: Sopranos. Misses Hasiay
GoiGney, Small, Emma Goldney, Fannie
Mcdonnell. Williams. A Mcconnell De
l-eon' altos Misses HydOn. HasIer. Thomp-
son, Brett, Dwell; bassos Messrs. Pros
peri. GOidney. Walter Prospect and TavIor.
teH"Fs Messrs- Headly and Flather: direc-
tor and organist, Mrs. S. X. Leighter
Daughters of the king.
An informal meeting of the Daughters of
the King was held at O'Clock Yesterday
in Ascension Church. Mrs w. G. Dayen-
port. president OF the Washington Daupb-
ters, presided.
Short talks on the work were given by
members Of the organization, followed by a
general discussion and Interchange of
views upon the subjects.
Mention was made of the coming general
convention Of the Daughters of the King
November 3. and ;. in New Haven, Conn
The Daughters W II hold their formal
meeting in this city the 10Th instant. In
Ascension Church. Addresses will be
made by several distinguished clergymen
City Addresses of Bishops.
The distinguished clergymen in atton-
dance upon the general convention of :he
Protestant Episcopal Church are located in
The city as follows:
Bishop Of Minnesota, Rt Rev. DIR. Whip
PIE 1877 10th street northwest; bishop of
Alabama. Rt. Rev. DIR. Wilmer, 1910
street northwest: bishop of Missouri. Rt.
Rev. Dr. Tuttle. 1868 y street northwest:
b-Shop OF virginia, RI. Rev. DR.. Whittle,
metropolitan Hotel; bishop Of Oregon Ri,
Rev. DR.. Morris, 3I3 New Jersey avenue
southeast: bishop of Albany. Rt. Rev. DR.
Doane. 1921 18th street northwest; bishon
OF Penn sylvania, Rt. Rev. DR.. Whitaker
&2J Massachusetts avenue; bishon of Ar
Kansas. Rt. Rev. DR.. Pierce Fredonia Ho.
tel. bishop of South Dakota. Rt Rev. Or
mare, 19l3 J. street northwest; bishop of
Colorado, Rt. Rev. DIR. Spalding 1901 T
street northeast; bishop of Dallas. RI R,v
Dr- Garrett. 1929 Euclid place; bishop of
Kentucky. Rt- Rev. DIR. Dudley, 1921 u
street northW est; bishop Of New Jerssv ar
key Dr. Scarborough. Arlington Hotel
BISHOP Of western Michigan. Rt Rev. DR.
Gillespie, Fredonia Hotel: bishop OF south,
err OHIO. Rt Rev. DR.. Jaggar. Hotel Cor.
don; bishop of Chicago. Rt. Rev. DIR. NC
t-aren. ShOreham; bishop OF West Virginia
1T Rev DR.. Peterkin. Fredonia: bIshop OF
Springfield. Rt- Rev DIR. Seymour. Aritn.,
on: oishop OF Newark. Rt. Rev. DIR. Star
Key. Arlington: bishop of Montana. Rt
Rev. DR. Brewer, Riggs; bishop of New
York. Rt- Rev. DIR. Potter 1927 10th stree
-cr'h~est' bishop of southern Virginia, Rt