The Washington herald., 1907-10-03


Satterle, c. r. Warner, DR.. William c.
Rives and Mrs. Rives have taken he use
in East Franklin street and will entertain
visiting Westinghouse Of prominence
there during the convention.
At the impressive ceremonies in Holy
Trinity Church, Bishop Satterlee walked
in line with the venerable Right Rev. W.
w. Niles, Bishop Of New Hampshire.
Bishop Satterlee read the epistle in the
preliminary service,
The woman's auxiliary held its first
meeting in Masonic Temple this after
noon. The members are eagerly awaiting
their big day tomorrow, when they will
present 100000 to the missionary work Of
the church. Miss J. Wilkes, president OF
the diocesan organization, with Miss Fan
ny Gullis, vice president and Mrs. Fox
well, acting recording secretary, arc here
in an official capacity to present the
united offerings OF the District chapters.
Miss Gilliss is a special delegate TO the
National Sunday School Institute during
its sessions here.
Among the women from Washington In
attendance on the convention are Miss
Virginia Mnler. Miss Johns. daughter of
Rev, A. 5. Johns. Of Christ Church Navy
Yark; Mrs Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs
Charles Il. Stanley, Mrs H. c, Bolton.
a Girls Friendly Society worker, and
Mrs. Richard p Williams, who formerly
resided in Richmond, and is renewing
many old friendships here
The House Of Bishops is meeting in the
State Capitol Bishop Satterlee occupies
seat d. in the center Of the chamber, and
mas as neighbors the Bishop of Los Ange-
les and Bishop G. NJ Williams, of Mar
quette.
Nearly all the Washington clergy will
come TO the convention next week, when
the alumnia meetings Of the theological
seminaries are 10 be held. The Virginia
Seminary reunion occurs on Friday, OCtO-
Der Il. at the Jefferson Hotel
On October Bishop Satterlee will
preach a special sermon-at Christ Church,
Rev. Dr. r. H. McKim. Of Epiphany
Church. Washington, is chairman Of tho
house Of deputies. and Rev Henry Aus
tice. Of New York. is its secretary. The
present chairman Of the house of bishops
is Right Rev William Lawrence, OF Mass
achusetts. while its secretary is Rev. DIT
Samuel Hart, Of Hartford, Conn.
The general convention is composed Of
about 500 members. including the blsh-
ops. four clerical and four lay deputies
from each Of the dIoceses. and one OF
each from every missionary district. All
legislation must be cOuCurred I'm by both
houses before enactment. the result is
a most conservative and careful GelibeTa-
tive body.
It is proposed 10 hold great open-air
evens0ng service on the Capitol steps on
Saturday. at which the Lord Bishop OF
London viii be the speaker.
Bishop Ingram played g0if yesterday
al the Hermitage Club and was defeated
so the story runs. Il seems 10 be as
hard TO get accurate details Of his luck
in sports here as it was in Washington,
and the reports Of the tally vary as they
are told by an Engl.shman or an Ameri-
can. He viii cross TacquCts with 2 Il
Mayo. OF Richmond. to-day on the clubs
tennis court
Following is the official list Of Wash
ington delegates. lay and clerical. with
their Richmond addresses: Rt Rev. Henry
Yates Satterlee. g22 West Franklin street;
/ Rev. Alfred Harding, the Colonial, Rev.
r. r. MCKim. the jefferson, Rev. r. r.
l Williams, Z West Main street; Rev. A. 5.
Johns the Colonial. lay deputies. Arthur
s Browne. ll6 North Third street; DIT.
/ William O. Rives. $50 West Franklin
street.. Thomas Nelson Page the IefTer-
I son. Charles H. Stanley. L North Seventh
street