The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-11-12

In tie Cunber vel
Church n the
Large Congo
eIFT OF, HIS DAUs lsR
To the Church In. Her
Distinguished "a te
Governor Of III
1 In anticipation Of the sacred
ceremonial marking 9edIeat lon
of the beautiful rnefaorl in-
stalled in Emmanuel edpal
Church. Cumberland, 3b5 PISS
Elizabeth Lloyd LoWRGe ass d low
ing and lasting tribute ther,
the late Governor des,
that sanctuary was tilron the
morning service sunday bBl 5lln-
usually large conGfe
The altar, whielItgis an artistlc
creation of the T'iffai1F StSflq of
New York. is some I've feet IN
width and ten feet eight and
occupies Il position qf lEsesslve
spIendor at the base 3f tfi tslful
MilIholland mgmoria itfol llle
material for its coIlst tom IN the
main is Caen stone, form OF
limestone quarried: in ta1lee, which
i possesses the deep, rich colotfng of
ivory and its composition Is slIch as
to be susceptible to- the NEST deli
cate carving.
The reredos of altar is COM
posed of three panels of Giaen stone,
carved in convent eslgn. The
read table, whichlia ot talion mar
BILE as is also the n9e4,sa.. Is port
/ ed by four carved2I ad pTesent-
! ing the arch angets!lg4 FPhe dan Is at
the base Of the z13Stst are e3AHsitely
carved while on the left sids, OF the
beautiful shrine appears this in
scription: sae
Tn loving and abiding IAstps
DRY of Lloyd Lowndes; His
Memoriam is erected, alt Saints
Day, nineteen hundred and six,
by his daughter, Elizabeth
Lloyd Lowndes' =
The impressive dedicatoFy service
was conducted by Rev. Edward NJ.
Jeferys, rector of st. PetaEs Pro-
testant Episcopal church ineI2hila-
tdelphia, assisted by Rev william
Cleveland Hicks IEector, and Rev.
II. Getz Hill, clfate; Of Emmanuel.
The sermon was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Jefferys, who wsSs rectorof EIn-
manuel for period of four years,
while the late G6Ysrnor Iowndes
was a communicant OF tfle parish
and one of its most deyopt charit-
able and influential members.
Rev. Mr.. Jefferys pFefacsd his SER
mon with a most eloqge4t and inn
pressive tribute tot the and
beauty of characfb 6& <6h6 d ceased,
referring briefly but touchingly to
the great and wofthy success Cover
nor Lowndes had achieved lin life,
his love of theieh6keh, his clarity,
his courteous, foFbearing Christian
attitude, his purity OF aim and pur-
pose, withaI Charae tcr that might
be truly typifedlgs; the soul Of hon
OF, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ak4tttFE Alf low
The donor of tie memo Miss
Lowndes, was elo9peptlX commend
ed for her devokdl IA her father IN
thus resolving I66n expression of
her love so sacred ID Its Significance,
beautiful in its design work
manship and pstTnap emit in its con-
struction and mBte
The dedicatofF tilscohI proper
was a most brilliant and f5found
series of deduction from the text,
Hebrew 1910. 5f..tYe have an altar,
whereof. they M no right to eat |
which serve the ernacie, Brief,
yet,every polished period ewincing |
deep study and{ Ing the sermon
was a revelation iginus th0Ight |
and diction. YAH ,sss
All the immed 4ersl 6f the
family of the l8t emo own
des were present Ya aior and
Mrs. Charles of Cox
oraod Springs icaard
Lowndes, of only SURF
viving brother Mrs..
Richard T. El9B ~ also of /
Clarksburg, ana 1lasket Iown-
des, student 8t were in att
tendance.
Mrs Mary DIX al aged
lady, viii 81 day eves
ming to ihii a lfiihE at