The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-22
WILL ENTERTAIN
THE ARCHBISHOP
Plans for the Pleasure OF
English Primate.
BISHOP SATTERLEE'S GUEST
Elaborate Christian Unity" Service
Arranged for St. Adams Next Sun
day-Dinner by President.

Preparations for the entertainment OF
the Archbishop Of Canterbury during
his visit to Washington, and arrange
me ats for the services which will be
held by the Episcopal Church Of the
District while the distinguished Eng
lish churchman is here, have been prac-
ucally COMPLETED.
The archbishop will arrive in Wash
ingtCn tomorrow evening and will 20 al
rect to the residence Of Bishop Satter-
ice. whose guest he will be. On Satur-
day morning Bishop Satterlee will take
the archbishop for a drive through the
city and viii show him various points
of interest, returning home for lunch
con 1t noon.
From 4 to 3 o'clock Saturday after
noon the archbishop will be given a
reception at the Corcoran Art Gallery.
The CnurchmaHs League, Of which Dr.
William c. Reeves IS president, has
charge of the reception and will act
as q reception committee. Admission
will be by card only.
Going to White House.
Saturday evening the archbishop will.
be the guest Of honor at a dinner to
be given by President Roosevelt at the
White House. A number of high Gov
eminent officials and other prominent
persons have been invited to this din
rer.
Early Sunday morning Holy Commun-
ion Will be celebrated by the archbishop
in the private chapel OF Bishop Satter-
lee. ard at II o'clock the archbishop will
oficiate at the services at St. John s
Church At O'Clock there will be spe-
cial services at Mount St Adams, which
at least 10000 persons are expected TO
attend.
, Ministers Of all the Protestant
churches Of Washington have been In
vited. and the intention is TO make
the occasion a Christian unity service
rather than strictly EpiscopaIian.
Ministers of other Christian bodies
viii be present as distinguished guests.
and viii be provided with seats on the
| platform with the clergy of the Epis-
copal Church Of Washington and Balti-
more.
/ In case of Indictment weather on Sun
| DAY, these services Will be held in Con-
/ NentiCn Hall at ST. Adams. The Rev.
/ G. c. Bratenahl, canon presenter of the
Washington Cathedral fourdation, is in
charge of all the arrangements
Some of Those Invited.
| over 500 clergy and choir boys arc ex-
! pected to be in line, and many are COM
ing from the South TO participate. Al
| though all the American bishops have
/ been invited, II is not expected that
many can attend. but the Rt- Rev. D. s
/ futile, the presiding bishop of the
! church: Bishop II. G. Potter. Of New
/ York; Bishop Doane, OF Albany; the Ri
/ Rev. William McNickar, OF Rhode
/ Island; Bishop Paret, of Maryland; the
| Tramp Bishop, his reverence from
! Delaware. the Rt Rev. Leighton Cole
man. the Rt. Rev. ChaUncey Brewster
| of Connecticut; the Rt Rev. William
/ Forbes Adams, b ishop Of Easton; the
! Rt Rev. c. c. Grafton, bishop OF Fon-
/ du-Lac; the RI. Rev. Cleland Kinloct
] Nelson. bishop Of Georgia; the Rt- Rev
! William II. Moreland, bishop OF Sacra'
I meuto; the Pit. Rev. Alexander Mackay
Smith. bishop coadiutor OF Pennsylvania
! and the Rt Rev. Samuel David Fcrgu-
son. d. D., bishop Of Cape Palmas. vii
/ be present.