The Washington herald., 1907-09-30
CATHEDRAL FOUNDATION STONE LAID

/ Church, as master Of ceremonies. He
/ was clad ia the regulation clerical robes
/ With a white stole. beautifully embroid-
/ cred, about his neck. and the red hood Of
I "a doctor Of divinity. on his head hf
: wore black beretta Then came Nr
1 Robert Weeks. bearing aiOft the huge
/ brass Crosier that always Accompanies
( the bishop.
Choir Boys Gowned In white.
Then came the boys Of the choir clad in
white There We're 500 Of these, and a
beautiful sight they made as they
marched in column Of fours singing loud.
I ~ IN The fresh morning air. with their
sweet clear voices. Behind them came
| the United States Marine Band. In col
umns Of four, and then the men Of the
/ choir 10 columns Of four Then came the
/ visiting clergy from widely-scattered do
eeses There were over 200 OF these.
among the more prominent being:
Reg. q. G. Bu,eushl Canon A. Harding Rev. r.
ti- 'ili, q. II. g.. Archdceclu j. p1.1tz TvIe- o.
Nir7Hia, Archbishop stuck Fl1ed Is Tsmtire
q iAl.-AaiIh@; Dean Hodges of the CAMBRIDGE
Ihe1-lEll7l seminary Rers Henry T. Shsrp RirB.
/ ara /. Williams, Randolph AlcKm A. s. Johns
/ j. ID. Hail A. s LI0gd John ID AfaDc-lrs a. z
Sls'r'i. a. p Abbott. CLaudius Smith. Eucch ~
I-.Hl-.u- Walden Mrer. James s. Blake vs.
I NJ NlrGiu-Juues 2. ~ Most Clement E-auu i
H. hlesHr-l, j. H. Ia Motto. j. B. Duncan NJ L.
I Dudley. ". T. SNYDER IS. G.. Davenport. = A.
Gi-fllan, W NJ Petris C. H. Sontag. Jams B.
/ 'Iaigda-l, O.. g. Carrier Nelson Fails. James W
'ark, Roland g. smith. Z. s. Dunlap F. h.
hs-aN. j. r. HpVden. q. G.. Dalaud Herbert S.
smith. IT. > Williams W, L. Derrics a. C. Peter
". r. Tuner. r II. Thompson. &. f. Buck. T. :
[ 'alils vs. r. Bu~hby. G. T. smith. J. 81. Am5s.
ard David Barr.
The Cathedral Council and Bishops.
Following the clergy came the Cathedral
Council and the Cathedral Chapten after
which came the bishops in column of
twos, and the end of the procession was
I brought up by the officiating bishops.
! There We're in the procession.
The Bishop Of London. the Bishop Of St Adams.
I The Archbishop of the West Indies the Bishop of
Quebec. The Bishop of Niagara. the Bishop of
I Montgomery. bishops Walker q Western New
. loIk, MIllslaugb. y Kansas. Ferguson. Of Ii
I bzriai B,stare. 4 Honolulu: Knight of Cuba.
Nelson. q Georgia. Cheshire. Of North Caro-
luna; Brcttou.. 0t Mississippi Funston Of B0isa
Brook, Of Indian Terutary; Darlington of
Harrisburg, Brewer of Montana: kinsolving of
Teas Spaldug. q salt Lake; Mckim Of Tokyo:
GrisVCld Of ~lliua, Mann Of North Dakota, Scsd-
ding. ot Oregon. Tucker Of southern Virginia;
Johnston. of West Texas. Williams Of Nebraska.
hcnduck. nt Arizona Graves. of Laramie; More
land. of Sacramento. Olmstead Of Colorado: Tuttle.
Of Missouri; GRAY of Southern Florida Anderson.
of YfhCasO; Whitehead. Of Pittsburg. Webb 0f
Milwaukee; Gibson, 0t Virginia. johnson. Of South
Dakota Morrison. Of Duluth. GaIret Of Dallas:
Edsall. Of Minnesota: McFieksr of Rhode Island
Burton. q Lexington. Parker. Of New Hampshire;
Francis of Indianapolis. Olmstead. o. Central New
York; GraYar,. Of West Virginia; Worthington. Of
Nebraska: noane Of Albany Woodcock of Ken
tuc}y; Scarborough. Of New Jersey; Mccormick. Of
Western Michigan; Brown, 0f Arkansas; Caller OF
Tennessee; Van BUren. Of Porto Rico; keator of
Olympia; AYES Of Mexico; Paret OF Maryland
Johnson. OF Los Angeles. Lawrence of Massachu-
sets; Goldman. Of Maine; Partridge Of Shanghai
and Brent, OF the Philippines.
BY the time the procession reached the
amphitheater that place was literally
packed with spectators. Down the middle
aisle the professions marched and the
two choirs and the band quickly took
their appointed seats well up toward the
back. At the derrick that was holding the
foundation stone the lines of bishops split
In twain and each line was conducted to
its seats by the two head ushers. Mr..
James II. Taylor and Mr. David +.
Weaver. Assisting them were the fol-
lowing.
The uuShers for the ceremonies were:
Adolph J. Schippert chief usher Bert T. Amos
Thomas Armstrong Norman Brook. CoHey Bell
Marshall Bailey, d. s. Bright. j. Bright James
Be-kler ". r. BedelL Bcale BlOomer. Edward l.
Brown. c. Z. Brock Sergt. Brenning A. T. Cren-
shaw. jr.. X. II. Cole. Il ). Childs T. Crane. ]
W Calvert, ]. AICI. DOdSOn. Andrew Dent. C. F.
Doyle. Or. c. Diedel. W. r. Everett W r. Foley
G. Flemming, Mark Finley. j.. G. E. Gibson. J. l.
Gibbs F. $. Gicser, ". f. Grimes. Kendrick Gfb-
son. Elmer Griffin. r. HaTnnish C. NJ Higgins
G. d. Hollane, T. C. Hendrick J. B. Ireland j. l.
Johns " JeSsup Theodore Johnson CAPT E. 4
KTidlCT. 2. T. LatimeF. =. T. LOoker J. Lovuds-
berry, ;. A. McCarty. L. L. Miller. e D. Mercier
T. ]. Marshall, H. 5. Neale. J. ). Poynton. C. r.
Pillow. ". Phillips =. B. Perry NJ Pollard W
Tyler Page, 5. Z. AIinnick o. ". Rcone H.. p r.
Sutor. A. K Selden. George Salter. Frank So
botka, A. StTeateT. W. II. Singleton o. Singleton
T. r. TaRgert, II. H. Talmedge. +. F. Thomson
F. Thompson, J. II. Taylor Dr. A. A. Taylor J.
W. Van Week. r. ". Van Hon. c. T. Van Horn
Mai J. Young. W. z. White F. NJ White A. Y.
Gray, c. N. Mace, W. Stced, Il. II. Keenan,. and
A. ". Poynton.
President Stands Uncovered.
All this time the President Of the United
States stood uncovered, watching the pro-
cession file in. He was clad in frock coat
and plain gray necktie and had a small
gardenia in his buttonhole, and his sim
pie garb looked somber indeed as the
center Of the brilliant gathering of cler-
icals. The hoods of the bishops and
clergy were as many hued as the rainbow.
the hue depending on the degree Of the
wearer. AS the bishops took their seats,
one noticed, prominent, the signet rings
which all of them wore-the mark of their
Office and the signet Of their diocese.
1t was noticed that the majority Of the
bishops were big men. many of them SIX
feet tall. but B.shop McVickar, Of Rhode