The Washington herald., 1908-02-25

Bishops and ministers Of the Episcopal
Church from all over the United States
will accompany the body of the late
Bishop Henry Y. Satterlee 10 its last
resting place to-day.
AT o'clock impressive funeral services
will be held in the Pro-Catkedral Church
of the Ascension Buriel will be in the
Cathedral grounds. Wisconsin avenue.
near ST. Adams Church. The body viii
be placed in vault in the Little Sane
tuary, a chapel built under the late pre-
late's direction
Body Lies in State.
Lying in state in the little chapel in the
Bishops House. at whose altar he had
ministereG daily for more than ten years.
the dead clergyman. dressed in his
bishops robes was looked upon for the
last time by hundreds of his diocesans
yesterday
Hundreds Of kilograms from all parts
of the world have been received by the
bereaved family. Rt Rev Dr. Brent.
Bishop of the Philippines, yesterday
cabled, Love sympathy"
Other kilograms read as follows:
Pasadena. Cal. Feb. q. 1905
Love and deepest sympathy.
MRS. J. PIERPONT MORGAN.
Cannes. France. Feb 9ilsos
Our deepest sympathy In your great trouble
MEREDITH ROWLAND.
Rev. DR. Grosvenor, pastor OF the
Church Of the Incarnation. New York
City. wired; Our sorrow seems over
whelmins. our loss irreparable; God
knows best
Bishops VIII Attend.
Those who have given notice they viii
attend the funeral are Bishop Lawrence.
OF Massachusetts; Bishop Potter. Of New
York Bishop MacIAy-smith. OF Pennsyi-
vania: Bishop Whitaker OF Pennsylva-
MIA; Bishop Galore + Tennessee; Bishop
Darlington. OF Harrisburg. Pa, and Bishop
Tucker, Of Southern Virginia.
The honorary pallbearers VIII be mem
bers OF the Cathedral Chapter. and Of the
standing committee who are not active
pallbearers.
The active pallbearers Will be Canon
@. G. +. BrGtenhal. rector Of St Alban' S
Church; Canon William De Vries. rector
81 ST. Marks Church: Charles c. Glover.
oil George TruesdeT former Dish1cI
Commissioner; J. Bell. Dr. William {.
Rives. Alexander Haton, of New York.
and Rev. W. J. p. Thomas.
A special programme Of solemn music
will be sung By the combined choirs OF
st. Paurs and St Marks churches. I'M
der direction Of Edgar Priest. choirmas-
Ter o. ST. PauTs.
Communion will be celebrated hourly.
beginning at o'clock and lasting until
noon to-day. at the Pro-Cathedral The
body Of the bishop will rest in the chan
cel.( the casket remaining closed
The ministers who will oficiate at the
hourly services are as follows: At I
o'clock. Rev. r. B. Howden; o'clock
Rev. W J. d. Thomas; O'Clock. Rev
Dr. R. c. Smith and Canon Devries;
10 o'clock. Rev. r. p Williams: II
o'clock. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. and L
o'clock, Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Packard
In Charge Of Services.
Bishops Potter. GaiIor. and Mackay-
Smith viii onieiate at the funeral services
IN the church. At the interment Bishop
Lawrence and Canons Bratenahl and
Harding will have charge OF the cere-
monies.
In charge Of the procession at the Pro
Cathedral will be Rev G. +. Dudley
Rev. ". T. Snyder, and Rev. c. H.
Halmead.
In anticipation Of the great crowds that
viii be unable 10 gain admission 20 the
services in the Pro-CathedraL a special
service will be held at the same hour in
the Church OF the Incarnation. at Twelfth
and L streets. TO which the public Is in
vited. These services viii be conducted
by Rev. DR.. C. +. Smith.
AT o'clock last evening the body oi
Bishop Satterlee was removed from his
home AZ 1407 Massachusetts avenue. and
conducted 10 the Pro-Cathedral by the
following clergymen and friends: Rev
Alfred Harding. Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith, Rev Arthur s. Johns. Rev
George +. Dudley, Rev. W. A. Daven-
port. Rev. T. S. Dunlop. Rev. H. AHer
Griffith. Rev. W. r. Bushby. Rev. W
y. Clark. Rev w ]. d. Thomas. Rev
Z. Browning Rev G. Freeland Peter
Mrs. Churchill Satterlee. and Mr. Alex
ander Hadden.
March to ChnnceI.
At the church the cortege was met by
the rector. Rev. J. Henning Nelms Rev
HerSTt Scott Smith. Rev Charles Buck
and Rev. II. A. England. who Joined ir
the solemn procession TO the chancel
where the casket VIII remain until the
funeral services begin.
Naturally some discussion as to the sue.
cessor to Bishop Satterlee has been circu.
lated. but IL is probable no selection VIII
be made until after the diocesan conven.
ton, composed of both clerical and lay
delegates has convened.
Among the numerous n0raI offerings re
ceived at the bishops house is a larg;
floral design sent by President and Mrs
Roosevelt The Pro-Cathedrai has beer
beautifully decorated with floral piece.
under the direction of Il. D. Blackstone.