The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-22
List of Those Who Will
Come and Houses
Assigned

made for the coming Episcopal General
Convention Shortly after the Virginia
delegation returned from Boston in 1901
with the accepted invitation, q gen
eral committee was appointed, with the
Rev. William Meade Clarke, rector OF
st. James Church, as chairman. The
committee has raised fund OF from
twelve to fifteen thousand dollars ior
the expenses of entertaining the dele
gates. Tho various items OF expense
will include daily lunch at the MA WI, :.
sonic Temple, the preparation of the
various places of meeting and the ex-
penses OF the committee of hospitality.
This committee selected as Its eftl-
Gent chairman Mr. t. Herbert Funsten.
OF the real estate firm of j. -. Exam
& Co. The committee was promptly
organized, and some six months since
opened an office at Eleventh and Bank
Streets. Rev Thomas z. Darst, rector
of ST. Marks Church. was empioSea as
secretary. and with an efficient corPs
of photographers. has been IN charse VI
the office. The work has been done
with the precision and orderliness
which shows the long training oil inc
1,niscopal service, and ten days petore
az, onaning OF the convention the lsl
ne delegates. with their boarding
places while in Richmond, is practl-
cally complete. AS soon as some aitel
rates have been entered ana the iiss
finally completed 1t VIII be puplisi.ou
Inv the committee in alphapetlcai ioiii''
as a sort of directory oil the coil'ei
ton. son,a dis
si,ian an the part of Richmond house
raiders to put up prices. the cohtnie-
.se under the leadership OF MT. fu'l-
sten and Mr.. Darst, took firm staiu'
a,a practically fixed the uniform sc'iie
,vhici, is being charged. me genera ,
,ate for. the best class of private resi- resi-!
denca In desirable locality and WIN
every comfort and convenience, 10 =.
~ day for transients, or aiV
for those staying through tue co,iNoi
ton, including room ana poaiu. 'Ia,.
onlv are uniformly quoted at si oas ;
~ sh "a week, and in no cases are
moro than two in room.
Mr. parst reports that with prac-
,;cailv all the official delegates located
1,a sill has a considerable list Oh MONIES
for visitors who will apply TO ms
office. ,a,, ,oc,tea
are as follows:
Rt. Rev. w. c. Doane, ID. y, Al ,,l'i /,
care j. Z. Morgan, NO - =, =, :
Street: Rt. Rev. w. NJ ,'.a' - Stront'
Arkansas, No. lOe west ui 10 c!oltforl
Rt. Rev. w. Il. Nichols " - M 6 Gn,.
MIA Murphy's; Rt. Rev. G. L: oilhsteu,
n N Central New York, G2errant;
ri Rev. e. Talbot. d. D., Cehtrai
pennsylvania, NO. 10 West = ,i :,
street; Rt. Rev c. p. Andrews, u. u
chicago, Murphy's; Rt. Rev. Z; 3 oili.
sted, ID. D.. COLORADO, NJ, go
Franklin Street III. Rev. Y. 4. pi' ".
ster, ID. D., Conheelleu.' Si'5., M
Rev. ii. Garrett, u ~. 1a4.s,,,atS,,
phys; RI Rev. Leisi mon -. cify,b
D., Delaware, no. ~ c,ransra ID, %.
Street; Rt. Kew. hopei. 90 n,,.anl,lin
East Carolina, No. ~ IVES. 20, !,
Street; lit. Rev. w. y. Au''t.i'' si,.aat !.
Easton, No. 3O5 West Grare $3.50
Kt. Rev. L. G. Weeu, .. - Iro,tnn
Murphy's; Rt. Kew. Ghift t, - ,S..,,i,I,n
Fond du Lac, NO. ivod Mea' -, ~,
street; Rt. Rev. X. IL. Mei,er' ' ann no q,
coadjutor, Fond du Lay, Naisnn-
Franklin Street; h1. Key. y. H. II nnr3
Georgia, Jefferson, ~. w. ,, - ~
lington, Harrisonpurst oeiie, So, ,,ia,,ails
Rev. j. NJ Francis, u: D., lndla ma p
No. Ills West Avenue, ~. Ivy. : $50
N. Morrison, Iowa, NO. 10 n.as ,ti,,s
lin Street; Rt. rev. y Tam - ".
paugh. d. D., Kansas, 40. va ~.
Franklin Street; Rt. KEY, ~; ~. t,.a,,,
u. D.. Kansas City, NO. 3ls Mest fr li,.
lin Street; Rt. Rev. - y. " 10. t,an
u. D., Kentucky, JeleIsol, ~, NJ
l.. w. Burton, u. u, LgSiiis W. =, m, ~.
1901 Grove Avenue; Rt. KEY pui.
CESS. d. D., Long Island, Ghes.eiii9iu ~ ,
Rt Rev. j. II. Johnson - -, 10
Angeles, Murphy's; 1T Key, "a -
Sessums, ID. IT,, Lonlslalu' ~. i. Sn,
Robert Codnsan,.'D. d.. Maine, NO. sva