Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-01


mel OF this city are scattering to various
parts In search of rest and recreation. and
thu o,.gh study and observation to equip
themselves for the work of next winter.
Some have left or are going abroad. while
Others will go as far as Canada and the
Pacific coast. well to the other ex-
tremities of the United States and on into
7 Mexico.
Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee, bish-
op OF Washington, is now in England. hav-
ing left this country June 20. Rev. DR..
Edward Everett Hale, the distinguished
chaplain of the Senate, has gone to his
home at Roxbury, Mass. Rev. John Van
Schaick, jr., pastor of the Church of Our
Father. has been the acting chaplain of the
United States Senate in the absence of DR..
Hale and next Monday leaves for a ten-day
trip to Detroit, Mich. Lr. Van Schaick
will then return to ,ashington and toward
the last of the month will leave with a
party of friends for Maine. He expects to
go by sea from Baltimore to Boston, and
will include in his itinerary Bar Harbor and
probably visit to Canada.
Archdeacon Richard ?. Williams, rector
of Trinity p. E. Church. will go farming
Tor about six weeks or two months of the
summer. His son las a splendidly appoint
ed place in Madison county. Va, and he
and Mrs. Williams are looking forward
with great deal OF pleasure to the trip.
Ocean City, Md, will be the destination
OF Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke of Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church, beginning
August 1. where he expects to enain six
weeks Rev. William R. Turner OF St
Michaers and All Angels Church has ar
ranged to leave Washington about the mid
d1a of It,1u RI f1a
lakes, Me-, where the will spend two weeks.
During the month of August ne will be in
the Moosehead lakes region of Maine.
A coastwise trip is on the vacation pro-
gram OF Rev. Claudius T. Smith. Begin
ming at Baltimore. he will touch at Norfolk.
Va, and Boston. Mass, and from the lat
ter place he will proceed to the foothills
of the White mountains in New Hampshire.
Rev. DIR. Louis Stern Of the Washington
Hebrew congregation intends to leave
Washington the middle of July and spend
several weeks near Harper's Ferry. w. Va.
Rev. Robert NJ. Moore, pastor of Foundry
Methodist Church, on 18th street north
west, will make European tour. He
leaves the United States on July II In the
same vessel with DIR. and Mrs Bristol
touching at Liverpool, Bristol, Queenstown,
and spending some time in Ireland. He
will make extensive trips to the lower part
OF England, and will also go to Holland,
Belgium and southern France. He Will
be back in his pulpit the third Sunday in
September.
Rev. ]. J. Muir Of tho Temple Baptist
Church and Mrs. Muir are also going to
Europe. They expect to leave here July
The principal part of their vacation Will
be spent in England.
The old St Andrews golf links at New
Brunswick will be the first stopping place
of Rev. W. 7. d. Moss OF the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church when he
leaves the city this summer. Mr.. Moss Is
a graduate OF McGlii College Montreal.
and he will also visit this institution. &C
{ companied by number OF friends, also
graduates.
Rev. Edward x Fink. pastor of st.
Aloysius Catholic Church. left here last
Tuesday to be present at the ordination
ceremonies at Woodstock College, Mary
land and Wednesday leaves for New York.
The vacation period at this church, George
town University and Trinity Catholic
Church in Georgetown. which is under the
direction of the fathers Of the Society of
Jesus, began last Friday. and will last two
weeks. Some left for the famous old re-
treat Of the Jesuit Order, st. 1nigoes. Nd,
while others went to Keyser Island. near
Norwalk, Conn.
The vacation period of the Jesuit priests,
scholastics and brothers will bear In
terest considerably out of the ordinary. The
members OF this order throughout the
world are about to proceed to the election
of new superior general for the society
to succeed the late Father Martin, VINO
died In Rome several months ago. Dele
gates will be sent to Rome from this coun-
try, and these delegates will be elected at
g thesiE9 Of the members of the province
in which the District of Columbia is includ-
ed about the middle of July. The vacation
give an opportunity for extensive discus
sion of the most worthy member Of the
society on whom the honor will fall.
Rev. DR.. w. c. Alexander, pastor of West