Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-30
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA
BISHOP OF LONDON ADDRESSES
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS,
Rally Day Services in Methodist
Episcopal Church South-Gen-
eral and Personal News.


| special correspondence OF Inc star
! ALEXANDRIA, Va. September 20, 1907
The Bishop of London delivered ad-
| dress to the students of the Episcopal The
| illogical Seminary this morning at 11.3O
| o'clock. He directed the attention of the
| students to their calling, and generally out
| lined their work in preparing for the min
| istry. At the conclusion of his address. at
| 1920 o'clock. he departed in an automobile
and 1t was announced that he would go to
Mount Vernon.
The bishops address was made from the
steps Of the central building. and the au-
dience included church prelates and lay
men. The visitor was introduced by Bishop
Gibson of Virginia, and at the conclusion
OF his remarks the doxoloGy was sung
Inc bishop did not have time to rem lin at
the seminary for luncheon. However he
made an inspection of the building and
grounds and 1T was announced that he wa a
highly gratified with his visit
Rally Day Services
Rally day services were held Yesterday
at the Methodist Episcopal Church South
before large congregation. The morning
services. which were at II O'Clock. were
under the auspices OF the Sunday school of
that church. Rev. Charles D. Bulla. pas-
tor. delivered an able address At the
evening services the church was filled TO fra
capacity, and the address was made nv n
w. Arnold of the Washington Young Mems
Christian Association
Funeral services over the remains OF Mrs
Amanda Evans. wife Of Charles E. Evans
whose death occurred yesterday morning at
her nome, w South Fairfax street will he
held at o'clock tomorrow afterpoo, ~.
interment will be in Union cemetery MIRO
Evans was ffty-three years OF age and
was native OF Prince William county. va.
CHI
paralysis apd since that time has been an
invalid IN addition to her husband ona
son and daughter survive her
Rev. Dr. s. A. Wallis will conduct the
funeral Of Randolph Goings at 4 o.c,oct1
this afternoon. His death occurred Satur-
day last The interment will be made in
the cemetery on Seminary HILL
For Benefit Of Delegates.
Special services were held at 10: 30 o'clock
this morning at Christ Protestant EpIscopal
Church for the benefit of many of the dele
gates who have been in attendance at the
international convention of the Brotherhood
OF st. Andrew. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. William J. Morton, rector of
the church. assisted by two clergymen.
members Of the order. Rev. Mr. Morton
gave history of the church.
The Bliss Silk Throwing Company of
Dickson City. Pa. which recently secured
the hosiery mill property at the southwest
corner OF wilkes and Pitt streets. will be-
gin the work of installing machinery in that
factory within the next few days The
managers OF the plant expect to begin oper-
atoms within the next week
Work on the Fairfax apartment house at
the northeast corner of King and Column
bus streets Is being vigorously pushed The
bricklayers are now working on the third
story of the structure and expect to have
all of the brickwork completed about Octo-
Der Is.
special meeting of Fitzgerald Council,
No. 400. knights of Columbus will be held
at st. Mary's Hall tomorrow evening when
arrangements will be completed for the ex-
emplfcation of the first. second and third
degrees of the order which will be con-
ferred upon large class of candidates Sun
day next.
Brief Mention
Post Office Inspector George Smith. who
has been detailed to duty in this district
for several years past. has been transfer
red to Asheville. N. c., and will! depart
for his new post at an early date In
spector Kelly Of the Shenandoah district
will succeed Mr. Smith.
The following cases were disposed Of In
the police court today: Henry Barnes COL
ored. charged with drunken and disorderly
conduct, acquitted; Charles Peterson. col