Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01
Mini8tcr8' WacationS.
Local Pastors Leaving the City for Their Annual Outings
the Mountains at the Seashore and Abroad.

| Street Presbyterian Church, with Mrs
Alexander, is looking forward with q great
| deal OF pleasure TO a vacation at Eagles
mere. near Allegheny. Pa They will leave
! Washington about the middle of July and
VIII not return until the first part of Sep
4 TENDER.
For number of years Rev. f. B. Bagby,
pastor or the Ninth Street Christian Church,
| and Mrs Baghy have passed the vacation
period at their cottage at Bethany Beach
Del, and this year the same program will
De followed. Mr.. Bagby will leave Wash
| ington July and Will not return 10 thIs
city for any prolonged stay until some time
| In September.
Rev. c. S. Abbott. assistant rector of tho
Church OF the Good Shepherd. VIII leave
washington next month for Portland. Me-
where he expects to remain until the iirst
part of October. He Will travel about The
| state, and has many happy anticipatIous
| In the renewal of old friendships.
Rev. James w. Blake OF Christ Episcopal
Church, Georgetown, was visitor to At
lantic City for several days this week, but
expects to spend the month OF August In
the country in order to prepare for the
| rigors of next winters work
Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburne. pastor of tho
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church, VIII
not ieaVe Washington until the first OF
August. when he viii go to the famous
kennebunk Beach. Me. TO be absent until
about the middle of September.
Ocean City. Md, will be the playground"
of the Rev. DR.. Alfred Harding rector OF
st. Paufs Episcopal Church. He expects
to leave the city about the middle of .IuIy
and remain throughout September. \ trip
through the New England states is in an
| tcipation by Rev. J. G. Hawk, but he has
| not as yet settled the date of his departure
Rev. Frank NJ. Bristol, pastor OF Met
ropoiitan NJ E. Church, and one of tho
most distinguished of the local divines, has
planned to make a comprehensive tour of
Europe and Will be accompanied by Mrs
Bristol Leaving New York July II by tho
Cunard line of steamers, Or. Bristol will
Scotland -
France. Most of his time viii be spent in
the cathedral towns OF England and in
France gathering material for future lee
lures. He expects to be back In his pulpit
by the second Sunday in September.
Rev. Clement Brown of the Pro-CathedrsI
/ Church OF the Ascension. Episcopal Will
spend the summer months at oak View"
Rev Charles E. Buck, rector of the Rock
Creek p. E. Church. has set apart the
| month of August for his vacation period,
when he will probably proceed to some
mountain resort.
The vacation of Bishop Earl Cranston of
the NJ. E. Church will be taken up by at
tendance at conferences at Portland. Ore.
and Denver, Col.
Rev. William Devries rector of st
Marks P. e. Church, will follow an annual
custom and take his choir boys on a three
weeks vacation at the mouth of the Po-
tomac river, and on returning to the city
VIII prepare for a months stay at Twilight
Park in the Catskll mountains.
The latter part of July Rev. +. B. How
den of st. Johns p. E. Church, George
town. will leave for the beautiful Sapphire
country in North Carolina. He will first
stop at Flat Rock. N. c.. in the western
part of the state, and take charge of st.
Johns in the Wilderness. He will return
to Washington about the end Of August
Rev. John w. Hoyt, IT.. Is looking for
ward with a great deal of pleasure to trip
to Mt Vernon, N. Y. where he will visit
his parents. He will spend the month OF
August with them. Atlantic City, Niagara
Falls and a short visit in Canada will be-
the itinerary OF Rev. P. J. Jordan for the
month Of August.
Rev Joseph T. Kelly of the Fourth Pres-
byterian Church is preparing for a ten
weeks coastwise trip. He leaves next Tues
day from Baltimore, his destination being
Portland, Me. He will also spend some
time at Phillips, Me.
1.-THE Land of Evangeline" will be tho
destination of Rev. Donald C. Macleod OF
the First Presbyterian Church Dr. Mac
Leod will leave the first part of July his
route to Nova Scotia being by way of New
York to Boston, to Yarmouth or Halifax,
to Sidney. He will spend some time In the
Lewis mountains and will return In August
by way of the st. Lawrence gulf and river
This Is an annual event with DIR. Macleod,
and he is looking forward to 1t with singu-
lar pleasure.
A trip abroad is In contemplation by the
Rev. G.. E. Maydwell of Waugh NJ e.
Church. Should his present plans mscarry,
however. he will visit Atlantic City and
the northern part of New York.
East New Market Md. will be the deEti-
nation of Rev. Paul Menzel of Concorda
Lutheran Church for the month of August
Rev John Mckee left the city last Satur-
day for a European trip, his itinerary in
Guiding Belfast, Ireland, Lakes OF Killarney
and Londonderry. He expects to spend the
most of his time In Londonderry, and Will
return home the latter part of July