Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-03

~ lie NcSl ceS- by TIE INeN a. L. Ni.
Pollard, archdeacon of North Carolina.
C3) The Indians By the Rev. Sher-
man Coolidge Of Boise.
| 60 THE New Possessions" By the Right
Rev. James ii. Van Buren,, STD. bishop of
| Porto Rico Discussion by the delegates.
p.m.-Public meeting. Church of the
! Epiphany. Chairman, the Right Rev.
| Daniel S, futile, DID, bishop of Missouri.
ton of the World
| % How the Church Is Doing Her Work
in China" By the Rev. f. l.. II. Pott, d. D..
president of st. Johns College, Shanghai.
/ ca Foreign Missions the Church's Inspi-
| ration" BY the Right Rev. Thomas T..
Dudley, D D.. bishop of Kentucky. Closing
address by the chairman.
| President Will Participate.
According to custom. the Sunday preced-
| ing the council, October % will be re-
garded missionary Sunday, and special
! sermons will be preached in Washington
| parishes by number of visiting bishops
! and other clergymen. 1t is also proposed
! to hold a memorable open-air service on
| Cathedral Heights Sunday, October %.
! President Roosevelt has accepted invi-
| tatlon to speak at this service, and num-
| Der of the most prominent prelates of the
| church Will also participate in the exercises.
American Bishops to Attend.
| The list of bishops of the church in the
have already signified their intention of
| attending the Pan-Amercan congress IN
| cludes the following:
William Creswell Doane, bishop of AL
bany: S. NJ Griswold. bishop of Salina
Charles Chapman Grafton bishop of Fon
du Lac; Joseph Marshall Francis, bishop
| oil Indiana polls: Frederic Dan Huntington,
! bishop of central New York: Cortlandt
| Whitehead, bishop of Pittsburg: Reginald
| II. Weller. jr.. coadjutor bishop of Fon du
| Lac; Junius Moore Horner, bishop of Ash
villc Daniel Sylvester futile. bishop of
| Missouri; Alexander MackaySmith. coad-
! jutor bishop of Pennsylvania: William
| Forbes Adams, bishop of Easton: James
| Dow Morrison, bishop of Duluth: Edwin
| Gardner Weed. bishop of Florida; Samuel
Cock Edsall. bishop of Minnesota; John
Hazen White. bishop oe Michigan City;
OH William Whitaker, bishop of Pennsyl-
vania Charles Tyler Olmstead coadjutor
bishop of central New York; William Law
renee. bishop of Massachusetts,: Alexander
II. Ninton. bishop of western Massachu-
sets; Gershom Mott Williams, bishop of
Marquette; Arthur G. A. Hall, bishop of
Vermont; Henry Goldman Potter bishop of
New York: Henry Yates Satterlee, bishop
OF Washington: Lewis William Burton,
bishop of Lexington: John Scarborough.
bishop of New Jersey: Frederick Burgess.
bishop of Long Island: Ethelbert Talbot.
bishop of central Pennsylvania: Leigh
Richmond Brewer, bishop of Montana:
George W. P s1!s1.. bishop ~, Of
bishop of South Dakota; Francis
Key Brooke. bishop of Oklahoma;
Boyd Vincent, coadjUtor bishop Of southern
Ohio: James Steptoe Johnston, bishop of
western Texas; Cameron Mann, bishop of
North Dakota; Chauncey Bunce Brewster,
bishop of Connecticut; Arthur Llewellyn
Williams, coadjutor bishop of Nebraska;
Davis Sessums, bishop OF Louisiana; Arson
Rogers Graves. bishop of Laramie: Leynuel
nf / al oh on
Coleman, bishop Of Delaware; the Ri. Rev.
Charles Christian Penick; Frank Rose
brook Mllspaugh, bishop of Kansas;
Thomas Frank Gailor, bishop of Tennessee;
John Mills Kendrck. bishop of New Mex
leo; Edward Robert Atwill, bishop OF west
Missouri; Charles Sanford Olinsted,
bishop of Colorado Thomas Frederic
Davies, bishop of Michigan; Joseph Blount
Cheshire, bishop of North Carolina; Alex
ander Charles Garrett, bishop of Dallas;
Ellison Capers, bishop of South Carolina
Cleland Kinlcch Nelson, bishop of Georgia:
Thomas Augustus Jaggar, bishop of south
ern Ohio; William Ford Nichols, bishop of
California: James Fl. Van Buren,. bishop of
Porto Rico; Theodore Nevin bishop of
Iowa; William Montgomery Brown, bishop
of Arkansas; c. M. Beckwith. bishop of
Alabama: Joseph Johnson, bishop of Los
Angeles; Charles P. Anderson, coadiutor
bishop Of Chicago; Thomas Underwood
Dudley, bishop of Kentucky: William An
drew Leonard. bishop of Ohio; William
Woodruff Niles, bishop of New Hampshire;
Henry Bond Restarick, bishop of Honolulu
Canadian Bishops.
The following prelates from Canada are
TO be present:
James Carmichael coadjutor bishop of
Montreal; John Philip Du Moulin, bishop
of Niagara; Charles Hamilton, bishop of
ottawa: II. T. Kingdom, bishop Of Frederic
ton; Arthur Swea tman bishop of Toronto;
Andrew Hunter Dunn, bishop of Quebec
w. Lennon Mills, bishop of Ontario; NJ s.
Baldwin, bishop of Huron; Frederic Court
ney bishop of Nova Scotia; George Thorne-
Toe, bishop of Algoma.
Among other high dignitaries of the Epis-
copal Church in the western hemisphere
Nuttall, archbishop of the West Indies;
John Grsdale. bishop of Qu'Appelle; Joseph
LIGHTHOUSE. bishop of Keewatin; G.. A. Orms-
by, bishop of Honduras, and W. c. Pink
ham, bishop of Calgary.
Active Members of Committee
The members of the local executive and
general committees on arrangements for
the coming conventions of the Episcopal
Church are sparing time and effort to
make the meetings a great success Among
those who, it is said have been particularly
active in the interests of the convention are
mentioned Rev. Richard p. Williams, pas
tor of Trinity parish and archdeacon of
Washington, who is chairman of the gen
eral committee and eX-ofiicio chairman of
the executive committee; Mr. f. N. Waters
secretary of the executive committee and
treasurer of The finance committee; Mr.
Robert Preston Shealey, who has charge of
the press work for the gatherings; Mr. j.
Wordsworth Gordon, chairman of the trans
portation committee; Mr.. Charles ]. Bell of
Rock Creek parish and Capt. b. z. Lam
berton OF Ascension parish, members of
the finance committee, and Maj. James T.,
Bell, who has charge of the postal. tele-
graph and telephone arrangements for the
conventions
Rev Mr.. Williams was chairman of the
committee which had charge of the ar
engagements for the annual convention Of
the church held in Washington in 1898. He
is Il native of New Orleans La, and was
educated in the College of the City of New
York. For fifteen years Mr.. Williams was
n cotton broker Wall street in New
York. He was educated for the ministry iii
Virginia, and has served charges in three
cities which have been capitals of govern
ments.
He assistant rector of st. Paurs
Church in Richmond, Va, the second capt
tai of the confederacy; from 1894 until 1897
he was rector of the Church of the Holy
Comforter in Montgomery, Ala the first
capital of the confederacy and in 1897 he
came to Trinity Church, Washington, the
capital of the United States. He is thirty
third degree Mason, a member of all Ma
sonic bodies. and a member of the Delta
Il ityr AZ oI,n Sr.,, or