The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-05
CHICAGO
The ri Rev Charles Palmerston An

Tine lSI, Kew 49,
derson, D. D.. was sconsecrated Cos
ad1utor Bishop OF tho Diocese Of chi
cage lorlginally the Diocese OF III
nois) on st. A1atthias's Day. February
"a. 1900, in Grace Church. Chicago
Upon the death of Bishop Mcd4aren,
February 10, 1905, he succeeded to the
episcopate OF the diocese.
Bishop Anderson Is Canadian by
birth. and a graduate of Trinity Col
ieEe, Toronto. After entering upon the
rectorship OF Grace Church. Oak Park,
in the summer of,1901, he took out his
naturalization papers. In the election
for the coadjutor bishopric he was
the almost unanimous choice of the
clergy on the first ballot. and this
election by the clergy was at once
confirmed by large majority of the
voters of the laity.
The seven years of the episcopate
OF Bishop Anderson haye been char
acteriZed by great growth, and the
adoption of wise and statesmanlibe
methods in the administration of the
diocese.
striking public speaker. whose utter.
ances are listened to with the greatest
Interest, not merely by those who hear
him for the first time, but equally by
those of his own diocese, who, having
heard him. know that every word TINT
( he speaks is worthy of close atten-.
ton.
Clerical Deputics.-The.s Rev. VIII
liam Otis Waters became rector Of
Grace Church, Chicago, In February.
1903, coming from st. Andrews
I Church, Detroit. Mr.. Waters is an ag-
gressive and effective worker, and has
devoted his energies successfully to
the building up of the endowment OF
largely "downtown" church, but
which has also a large population
tributary to 1t made UP Of the middle
land working classes, among whom Mr..
Z Waters and his assistants have been
very successful. Grace Church is one
OF the most liberal contributors to
every good object of any parish in
the Diocese of Chicago.
The Rev. Edward Allan Larrabee
was born in Chicago, and came to
the Church OF the Ascension, Chicago.
In June, 1854. from st. Paurs Cathed-
lral. of the Diocese OF Springfield
Father L.arrabee has been always a
| faithful and Woodworking parish
priest upholding fearlessly what is
held to be the faith of; the church
from its founding. He is highly hon
ored and respected among the clergy
| of the diocese. and Is now serving for
| the third time as deputy from this
diocese, being elected to this honor. by
a strong majority in each case. lie is
a concise and thoughtful speaker.
The Rev.5John Henry Hopkins, S. H.
d.. rector OF the Church of the Epiph-
any, Chicago, came to his present
charge in April. 1899. from Christ
Church, st. Joseph. Diocese of Kansas
City BY vigorous, untiring and ag-
gresstve work he has built up the par
ish of which he Is rector until it stands
as one of the leading churches of the
city and diocese In all good works.
DR.. Hopkins received his Doctors de-
gree from the Western Theological
Seminary, Chicago. He is. n grandson
of the first Bishop OF Vermont. the Rt,
Rev. John Henry Hopkins, ID. d., LII d.
The Rev Ernest Vincent Thayler
became rector of Grace Church, Oak
Park. in succession to Rev. Charles F.
Anderson,F when the latter became
Bishop of Chicago. He came to&Oak
Park from Trinity Church. Toledo. His
rectorship OF Grace Church has been
accompanied with marked results. a
mems club of $50 members Is one of
the most striking features OF the par
laish. &
II LES AJcpultcs.--7htF. u l'lNlq q IoTlineiN'
Lyman Is one Of the most honored of
Chlcngos useful 5luymen. lie Is n resi-
dent Of La Grange,sa suburb, and is
senior warden OF the tlourshing par
fish which lie was largely instrumental
| in estnblishing. He Is q successful
| lawyer Of many years standing and Is
|.promlnent in all the church's activities
and aSmember OF the most important
committees of the diocesan convention.
| Mr. Edward Puyson Al3ailey Is soniol