The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-05
BISHOP Of LONDON
SPEAKS TO women.
Delivers Address to Auxiliary at
Meeting Held in Masonic
Temple.
coM \ /: Nd THEIR .I' WORK II
THEIR WORK

The most interesting incident 81 the
Woman's Auxiliary was the address
made by the Lord Bishop OF London, to
Ma Mas Io Temple n At s s:so oeioek Il the
morning. Even before this early hour
large audience OF auxiliary members
es oeR sad KID KID s Mlss Suaf
the Virginia Branch. on the platform.
Bishop Ingram made his appearance
promptly, accomplished by Bishops Glib
London. He was introduced to the
auxiliary by Bishop Gibson, and con-
graduated the members on their tri-
,cnnial Offering and the labor OF love
It represented. Ho then said that his
as he had engagements for every hour
OF his stay here, and must take some
time In preparing his historical address
the evening.
JOY of Sacrifice.
He made The JOY OF Service" the
basis OF his most interesting and in
OF service from his own early. PERSONAL
experience. as a poor cnrate in a poor
parish. and, In the East End OF Lon
young English scho oiboy, i he SON OF
wealthy parents who Stunned with
him In London during the weeks Of
one summer. and to whose care was
AHtTuSteu oy MN WIetCueo man, III
from dissipation and all sorts OF ex-
cesses. The young boy faithfully dis
charged his trust. While he remained
In London ne took every care Of his
was left in q hospital. and when Bishop
Ingram visited this place. as was IRE
quently the case, the waif would pull
out a sheaf Of telegrams. and, refer
ring to his young benefactor. would
i've card from him again. you see.
After tho waits death. and he died
ter and penltent. the boy Inspired
the priesthood, ana now, said the
ss1ee u kRS3saf e aes,0h IN
the backwoods OF Australia-"{
Fdoxetfulness of Self
CSontinuing, the bishop said that. he
the the
man had known the Joy OF service. He
had had q brigade Of thousand ,seryitors
made up Of the d,aughhters
young ladies forsook no social or home
( duties because they belonged TO his
brigade brig but ONCE e q week they went
the poor and suffering, and after tel a a
while he could see the brea king OF the
light OF JOY over their faces He ex-
emplihed the, force OF what he had
he had ever known.-Reatrice. Allen
Just been written up ls,
The great power Of the joy OF ser-
vice, explained Bishop Ingram was In
self. He drew the contrast si between er
the ship Of life. fretting Itself against
the wharf OF self, within Its land locked
bay. and the freed ship rounding the
dheadland that obscured fuller vision.
, and 81. entering upon the great ocean.
derneath. and the breath OF heaven
OF the selfish liver the bishop placed
the conventional woman, a slave to
Z the tyranny ofiicards-one whoavisited
by cards and from h a bit and purpose.
Z and wasted valuable time lnEsos doing.
Profound Impression. s.,
He brought his talk TO close by
commencing the joy OF service. because
IT brought all who served nearer to
Christ. to Him whose whole life was
spent in the service Of others. He
spoke Of a,priest Of & he church no
network he should not eat" meaning
thattno Christian who is not working
Christian should consider himself or
hersel entitled to the privileges and
blessings Of the Holy Communion. He
and thus cose e. one D
and feel through Him that joy (which
< the world can neither give nor take
q away s 9sf &. 35ss53 n. Sc si
The delivery ofsthe benedicton fol-
lowed the talk. When the bishop said
4 ent who did not feel his talk toahave
been a. personal benefit and gain. Just
before the &benediction, at theNreq est
OF Miss Sally Stuart, the auxiliary gave
/. bishop ingram a risin 6 vote of than ks.