The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-29

NOTED DIVINES
VISIT SALT LAKE
Hundreds of EpiScopalian Dele
gates Stop SVer.
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR TODAY
lord BISHOP JACOBS AND
BISHOP POTTER TO SPEAK.
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR TODAY

: Today's Programme. :
= st. Marks Cathedral-11 a. m. 7
Sermon by Bishop futile.
St Paufs Churchill a. m Ser =
= mon by Bishop Gailor of Tennes-
= see. ordination Of NJ. J. Hersey =
: by Bijhop Leonard. 3 p. m. sun =
= day school mass meeting. Ad-
= dresses by Bishop Hare of So"th =
Dakota. Bishop Graves of Shang-
= hai and Bishop McKim of Japan
= Salt Lake Theatres .. m. Mass y
= meeting addressed by Bishop Pot y
= ter OF New York. Lord Bishop =
= Jacobs Of New Castle. England, =
= Bishop Dudley of Kentucky and =
= Bishop Cailor OF Tennessee. =
= = 4 ~
- ISHOPS. clericals and notable mem
bers OF the laity of the Episcopal
church thronged Salt Lake City
yesterday. From the east, the north
and the south they came to pause for
A bfief respite in their flight to the
soast. Bishop Leonard presided over
crowded hOuseful of visitors or spent
he hours of the day passing from
hotel to hotel. greeting late arrivals
md escorting small parties to various
scenes of interest.
The Rev. Mr. Walker of st. PauTs
opened Headquarters for the dissent
nation of Information at the Cullen
hotel throughout the forenoon. Other
local Clergymen and leaders in their
hOcks volunteered as members of re-
ceptiOn committees. These bodies
waited the arrival of all incoming
trains to greet delegates ard contrib
ute to their comfort in every way pos
sBOle. Through the streets clericals
Hooked in their striking ratment. meet
ing old acquaintance N out of the
way and most unexpected places. Sc
rene happiness prevailed. and under
the sunny skies of a typical Utah In
dian summer delegates and their fami-
mountain ozone. praised Salt Lake City
and waxed happy as school children on
en- outing.
Special Services Today.
Additions to the army Of nearly 200
now in possession are expected to ar
rive today. This will be a day of divine
worship and thanksgiving. day OF
rest following the sight seeing and so
Cidl pleasantries of yesterday. A spec
TAI programme of services has been ar
ranged for the Episcopal churches.
The comp lete programme as il has been
arranged as follows:
At st. Marks cathedral at II a. m.
an address viii be delivered by Bishop
futile OF St. Louis and special music
viii be furnished by the choir At st.
PauHs church Bishop Leonard will or
dain Mr.. NJ. J. Hersey as a deacon, and
Bishop Caller Of Tennessee will deliver
IN address.
At 3 p. m. a union Sunday school
meeting Will be held at st. PauTs
church. all the Episcopal Sunday
schools of the city uniting in meet
ing. An address will be made by
Bishop Hare. who for years past has
been engaged as a missionary among
the Indians Of South Dakota BfshOp
Graves of Shanghai and Bis7Op Nc
IfTl OF Toxic, Japan, viii maxi inter
esting addresses upon the work in
China and Japan.
At the y. n. G. a. Rev. w. NJ. Ciros-
venOr VIII conduct services at 3 p. m
At S o'clock this evening a mass
meeting win be held in the salt Lake
theatre at which addresses viii be
made by some Of the most noted di-
vines of the country. Special music
Will be furnished for the occasion and
the doors viii be thrown omen to every
one. The visiting clergymen who have
consented to speak at the meeting are
Lord Bishop Jacobs Of England, Bishop
Potter OF New York. Bishop Dudley of
Kentucky and Bishop Gailor of Ten
nessee.
= Pierpont Morgan Coming.
Bishop Potter. Bishop Doane Of Al
bany and the Rev. W. W. GrOsvenor
OF the church of the Incarnation. New
York, Will leave for Ogden this evening.
Early tomorrow they viii join J. Pie
pOnt Morgan. the millionaire organizer.
at that place and proceed to the con-
VentiOn city on the Golden Gate as his
guests. Mr.. Morgan has leased the
where he viii entertain his personal
friends among the delegates with a
lavish hand. Many others will depart
during the night and the last will pro-
coed on their way Monday. Tomorrow
morning BiVbo~ f~-1ard and the local
tingent viii start. A majority OF
those who mace d aJOp here on the way
to the coast will return hOmeWard by
other routes. on the other hand, it is
eXpecteT that many excursiOnists who
went to San Francisco over the south
ern route and by way Of the Canadian
Pacific will return by way of salt Lake
City md make a brief stay.
Entertainment for Visitors.
Varied and many We're the forms OF
entertainment provided yesterday
Numbers of the visitors sought out
Great Salt lake and reveled in it's glor-
les Others INDUCED in trolley and car
rage rides end IN pleasant visits in the
homes of local members Of the church
where they were accorded a hearty
welcome. All-Or nearly all-attended
the recital at the tabernacle and
learned many things for the first time
of the people To most Of the visitors
who had never before been in salt Lake
the experience was a revelation.
n the evening from until II O'Clock
the pilgrims thronged to Rowland hall
wherS they were rendered a reception
Bishop Leonard, the distinguished pre-
Iates from afa-. the local clergy and
members Of their families received the
visitors and made them feel at ease.