The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
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Alexandria, Va. Sept S0-A feature OF
the visit OF the Lord Bishop Of London
10 the Episcopal Theological Seminary Of
Virginia to-day was his address to the
students Of that institution. Standing on
the front steps OF Aspinwall Hall, the
bishop spoke 10 a large gathering, in
eiuding in addition to the students, many
visiting alumni, members of the Brother
hood Of St. Andrew, and others. His ad-
dress was eminently practical. He told
his hearers that 10 be successful men
they must have faith, must be straight,
sympathetic in their attitude toward their
fellow-meE.. and must have some sense
Of humor. After a short stay at the
seminary he returned TO Washington
Owing 10 an unexpected change of
plans. which prevented his proposed trip
10 Mount Vernon this morning, the bishop
made the journey from Washington to
the seminary in an automobile. He was
accompanied by Bishop Satterlee. Of
Washington; Rev. Father Waggett. Of
London; Rev. Mr. Browning, Of Washing
ton, and others.
Arriving at the seminary about II
o'clock, they were met by Bishop Gibson,
Bishop Tucker, Rev. P. p. Phillips, Rev.
{. F. WoodsOn. Col. Arthur Herbert, and
Others. On the campus the bishop of
London was introduced 10 the students
by Bishop Gibson. Before delivering his
address he inspected the buildings and
grounds.
Special services Of an informal nature
were held this morning in old Christ
Church for the benefit Of members Of the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew attending tha
convention in Washington who wished TO
be present at services I'm the historic
house Of worship. Rev. William j. Nor
ton. the rector, gave a brief sketch of
the history OF the church, after which
Rev Thomas Jenkins. Of Ketchikew.
Alaska, delivered an address. Rev. VIII
lard II. Roots, OF Pullman. Washington.
occupied a seat within the cancel
\ charter has been granted by the
Btate corporation commission to the Great
Falls and Old Dominion Land Corporation.
OF ROsslyn. Alexandria County. organized
10 engage in real estate business The
capital stock Is 10 range between $4,000
and 100000. The inCOrpOrators are F. S
Bright, president; J. W. Craig. secretary.
and R. L. Weide, all Of Washington.
The funeral of Randolph Goings. whose
death occurred Saturday. took place this
afternoon at O'Clock from his late resi-
hence near Seminary Hill. Rev. Dr. sam
uel a. Wallis. Of the Theological Semi
nary. conducted the services. The inter
ment was made in the family burial
ground, near the home.
Forty-one marriage licenses were issued
during the month Of September by the
clerk Of the Corporation Court OF this
number, thivty-three were TO white and
eight 10 colored people. In the same
period forty-seven deeds were recorded.
It is stated that Charles 7. Simms. Of
Glencarlya. Alexandria County. will be
q candidate for Commonwealth attorney
for that county In the November elec-
ton.
The remains Of Mrs Annie NIcGlnness.
whose death occurred in Washington
Saturday. viii be brought here to-mor-
row and inferred. She was the widow Of
Hugh McGinness.
The funeral Of Mrs. Amanda Evans.
who died yesterday, will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. from the
residence Of her husband, Charles T.
Evans, 400 South Fairfax street.
In celebration Of her fftieth birthday
anniversary, Mrs Fannie Cook enter
tanned a large number Of friends and
relatives this evening at her home on
Cameron street.