Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-25
photos by Harris-Ewing.)

the Philippines. Woodcock of Kentucky
Du Moulin of Niagara. Gailor of Tennessee
Jacob of st. Adams. Goldman of Maine and
Satterlee of Washington and Justice Brewer
of the Supreme Court of the United States
are expected to participate in the services
Presiding Bishop futile will oficiate as
celebrant at the annual celebration of cor
porate communion services Saturday. and
Archbishop Nuttail will make the annual
charge to the brotherhood Sunday.
The most important event of the week
will be the open-air meeting at Cathedral
Close Sunday afternoon and the laying of
the foundation stone of the new cathedral
Of SIS. Peter and Paul by the Rt. Rev.
Henry Y. Satterlee Bishop of Washington,
at that time. The ceremony will take place
at 3 clock. and the bishop Will spread
the mortar with silver trowel that was
used for the laying of the corner-stOnes of
the Episcopal Girls School. the boys school
and the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital The handle of the trowel is of
Washington diocese. The foundation stone
is solid block of gray granite and bears
an inscription commemorative of the day.
English Clergymen Expected.
Among the dignitares of the English
church, who will be here next Sunday at
the two great Open-air services on the
grounds of the Washington Cathedral. is
Ri. Rev. Edgar Jacob. Lord Bishop of st.
Adams diocese in England. Bishop Jacob
will be the guest of Bishop Satterlee, on
Massachusetts avenue.
ST. Adams, the name given 10 the mount
or hill upon which the future cathedral OF
Washington will stand. is connected very
closely with the ancient history of the Eng
lish church. for st. Alban was the first
Christian martyr put to death in Britain,
about 81 A. ID. The church which bears
his name stands near the spot where he
was murdered. and each century has seen
some notable event happening there.
The present bishop was transferred from
the see of Newcastle to that of ST. Adams
in 1903
The convention. which will be the twenty
second annual meeting in the United States,
will be in session for five days.
Preparatory to Convention.
All of the meetings today were in a
measure preparatory to the convention be-
cause all of the committees aud councils
assembled only in executive sessions, and
the results OF their deliberations will not
be announced before the brotherhood INT
tomorrow or Friday. The Canadian coun-
Gil meeting scheduled for this morning in
one of the parlors OF the Ebbitt HOUSE
was postponed until tomorrow because of
the non-arrival of A. G. Alexander, pres:-
dent ot the council.
The other members of the supreme body
In Canada all of whom were present at
the announced hour and place OF meeting
include n. Ferrar Davidson. ex-president
of the brotherhood in Canada; j.. A. Bow
man, Sydney, n. s.: \. G. Gilbert, Ottawa;
F. w Thomas. general secretary for Can
ada and j. A. Birmingham, western or
travelling secretary for Canada.
The meeting of the United States council,
with several of the international officers as
guests was held this morning In the red
parlor at the Ebbtt House. !, majority of
the matters OF business before the body
were concluded, and when adjournment