The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-21

Bishop Satterlee's proposed visitation of
the churches in Washington and sub.
urbs has just been issued, and is as
follows:
February Il. 30 p. m. st. Monica's Chapel
SeptuagesiIna. February l6 II a. m. St Philips
Chapel, Anaccstia; February l6. 80 p. m. Chapel
Of the Nativity. February ls 80 D m, St
Agnes Chapel Sexagesima. February ., Il a. NJ.
st Johns. Norwood; February o, 7:3O p. m, st.
Lukes Washington St Matthias Day. February
"a 80 p. m. Galway Chapel Quinquagesima
March l. II a. m. Church OF the Advent; March
l. 80 D. m, Church Of Our Saviour Brookland.
March : 80 p. m, 81 James Church. Washing
Ton. First Sunday in Lent, March g. II a. NJ. st.
Johns Washington Second Sunday in Lent.
March IS. II a. m, Epiphany Chapel; s p. m, st.
Andrews Church. Washington. Third Sunday in
Lent. March .. II a. m. St Margarets Church.
WASHINGTON D. m. Christ Church. Navy Yard.
Feast q the Annunciation. March ., anniversary
service at the PrO-CathedraI Fourth Sunday In
Lent. March .. Il a. m, 81 Stephens: ?. m,
Trinity Church. Washington Fifth Sunday in
Lent April 5, II a. n. St raul's Church. Wash
lngtou ,. m. St Thomas Church. Washington.
April g. p m. ST. Michael and All Angels
Church. Washington Palm Sunday. April y. II a
N. Christ Church. Georgetown: p. M Epiphany
Church, Washington. Good Friday. April IT, 80
p m, Emmanuel Church. AnacOstia- April IS
80 D. n. 81. Mays Chapel, Washington. Easter
Day, April IL. go p m, Church Of the Good
A. n. ST. Johns Church. Georgetown 80 D. m
St Marks Church. Washington. April o. 80 D.
m, St Matthews Chapel Washington s.. Philip
and St. James Day May I. S D m. Church Of the
Incarnation. Second Sunday after Easter. MAY g.
II a m. ST. Adams Church; p. m, All Saints
Church. Chevy Chase. Third Sunday after Easter
May 10 II a m, ST. Pauls Church Rock Greek
.. m. Trinity Church. Takoma. Fourth Sunday
after Easter, May Il, II a. m. St Philips. Laurel
D. m. Pinckney Memorial, HyattsFille. Fifth
Sunday after Easter. May q. II a. m, Christ
Church, Rockville; $50 p m. Grace Church. Wood
SIDE.
Bishop Satterlee was at Wilmington.
Del, Tuesday at the burial of that de-
voted servant of God. Bishop Coleman.
than whom no man was better known or
more beloved.
On Wednesday Bishop Satterlee was in
New York, assisting with Bishop Potter
and the presiding bishop 10 consecrate IN
Holy Apostles Church the new bishop Of
East Oregon, Bishop Paddock Eleven
bishops We're present on the occasion.
The sermon was preached by Bishop
Greer.
The Rev. Oscar w. Zeigler has accepted
his call to Durham Parish, Charles County.
The Rev. F. c. Shears. Of Frostburg.
Nd, has been called to King George Par
ish, Prince George County. Rev. MT
Shears is a son of the Rev. w. c. Shears.
of Forestville. Father and son will have
adjoining parishes.
Rev. H II. D. Sterrett. of New Haven.
Conn, has been called TO Grace Church,
Georgetown.
Mr. Wallace Nelson Pierson, a senior
at the Theological Seminary. Alexandra,
Va, from the diocese Of New York, has
been transferred to this diocese. Mr.
Pierson has been appointed to assist at the
Church Of the Good Shepherd. of which
Rev. c. S. Abbott jr.. is in charge. Mr..
Persons coming from New York TO the
Good Shepherd is somewhat Of the ma
ture of an exchange, for il was New
York which took away the Rev. c. r.
Stetson, who was making such a splen-
did success of that cathedral mission
in Northeast Washington.
In a circular letter dated December
IS the Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society informs the clergy that between
September 1 and December / the society
has received SS1. 1916, as against SIG, 439 81
received for the same period last year.
a decrease Of $2,25S.1. The appropria-
tons OF the year amount to 1891. IA IS
During the three months of the current
year the regular payments under the ap-
propriations have been over 1886, 900. while
the receipts from all sources. including
Sunday schools and woman's auxiliaries,
have been $50, 15.I0. Wa s.4ington's pro-
portion Of the whole is 81 200
The second Sunday after the Epiphany.
January 70. is the missionary day for
Sunday schools. A particularly attract
i've missionary service for the use of the
schools has been arranged. The board
of missions. which prepared the form Of
service, is also ready to send copies Of
it wherever they may be desired.
The committee appointed at the Rich
mond convention 10 nominate trustees for
the general clergy relief fund have made
nominations as follows: The Bishop of