The Washington herald., 1907-09-22

win adjourn DR.. Doermanu has been un-
firing in his efforts 10 make everything
pass of successfully. and in this work
he has had the efficient aid Of Rev. 4. c.
Schid. Of St Matthew's Church, in East
Washington.
II viii give pleasure 10 the friends
of Rev. W. b. Denzelor Thomas. dioce-
san missioner. 10 know that his three
months trip abroad spent among rel
atives and friends In England and
Wales has greatly benefited him Mr.
Thomas IS FOR the present in charge
OF Grace episcopal Church. az Ninth
and u streets southwest
IN addition 10 his duties as pastor OF
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev DIR. Frank B. Bristol is
one of the 4oremost lecturers Of the
day, and as a reader Of dialect poetry
is thought by many to have no su
peTior. II is a rare treat 20 hear James
WhitComb Riley as interpreted by him.
number or books have also come
from his pen. and he soon expects e.
publish life Of the late Bishop Charles
c. McCabe. well beloved throughout
the church and country.
St Michael and All Angels Church
has Just come from the hands Of the
painter and is greatly improved in ap-
pearance The organ has also been
rebuilt and enlarged Mrs Hunt Nc
Zee is the 0Tsanist. and the fine work
OF the vested choir is due in a large
measure to her thorough training.
Twenty-four years ago at St. James
Church. Chicago. band Of twelve
earnest young men under the direction
OF Rev. DIR. W. II. Vibbert. now vicar
Of Trinity Church. New York, organized
the Brotherhood OF St Andrew. From
that small beginning it has grown into a
body Of over 1S000 members. The inter-
national convention of the Brotherhood,
which meets here September 26 10 %, IL
is thought viii be the largest gathering
OF laymen of the Anglican Church ever
assembled. One Of the most prominent
lay speakers is Mr. John r. Mott. sec
rotary OF the international committee Of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
whose reputation as a speaker to men is
International On the morning of Sep
TENDER . there VIII be special prepara-
tory devotional conference for the con-
vention speakers, conducted by Bishop
Charles Palmerston Anderson, of Chi
cago, and Mr.. James /. Houghteling. Of
Chicago, founder of the Brotherhood
The great open-air meeting. to be held
Sunday afternoon Of the convention on
the grounds Of the Cathedral of SIS. Peter
and Paul, az which addresses Will be de-
livered by Right Rev A F. Winning
ton-Ingram. Lord Bishop Of London, and
Justice David J. Brewer. of the United
States Supreme Court, promises to be a
memorable occasion, recalling the three
historic meetings which have before taken
place on this spOt-the service Of Octo-
Der g. 1898. when the Peace Cross was
unveiled, and President Mckinley was
the speaker; the service of the Pan
American Conference Of Bishops, Sunday.
october p, 1893. when the meeting was
addressed by President Roosevelt. and
the gathering Of Sunday, September .,
1904, in the interest of Christian unity.
with its memorable address by the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, at which time IL
was estimated fully thirty-five thousand
persons We're present beneath the ma
jestic oak of the lovely Catholic Close.
The Bishop Of London is well known in
the literary world. Many of his books
have been published in this country.