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president viii visit the Bethany Baptist
and Mr. Chandler the Temple Baptist.
The Kendall Baptist Church Christian
Endeavor Society gave an entertainment
on Friday evening April p, at the church.
The programme consisted of vocal and in
strumental selections on the violin and
piano, and several readings There was
a large attendance and a very enjoyable
evening was spent.
The secretary of the union requests
that the presidents of the various So
cities who have not yet sent in the Stats
teal report blanks 10 the headquarters
viii please do SO at the earliest possible
moment IN order that a complete record
may be kept on file ana insure the so
cieties OF having the representation they
deserve.
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two of the most prominent of the English
clergy. viii probably be among the dis
tinguished guests from abroad at the
next convention of the Brotherhood OF
ST. Andrew, in Milwaukee, october 14-lS.
At a recent meeting of the national
Brotherhood council in New York City.
IL was decided to extend an invitation
to these two eccIesiastics. Father Wag-
gett attended the last international con-
vention. as well as the recent general
convention to the Church in the United
States. and made so favorable an inn
preston upon the laity everywhere that
it was thought wise TO ask him to return
to America this fall for the Brotherhood
gathering.
At the same meeting OF the Brother
hood council, a committee consisting Of
the president, Robert II. Gardiner, Gardi-
ner. Ne; the secretary, Hubert Carleton,
Boston. James l. Houghtelling, Chicago;
John E. Baird, Philadelphia, and Chas. E.
Sammond, Milwaukee, was appointed 10
prepare the convention programme. A
preparatory draft viii soon be ready for
publication. II is claimed the list of
speakers will be the strongest Of any
convention for many years.
The Milwaukee convention committee
already has the arrangements well under
way The principal sessions will be held
In the Plymouth Church auditorium.
Rev. Richard P. Williams. rector of
Trinity Church and Archdeacon Of Wash
ington, has been elected a member of the
Cosmos Club. thus adding another name
TO the names OF the elergymen already on
the clubs roll OF membership.
The Easter elections have given US fully
organized vestries for the present year.
and those bodies have for the most part
elected the delegates to the convention
meeting. May c, in st. Paurs Church, the
principal business of which will be the
election Of a bishop The names Of Bishop
Brent. of the Philippine Islands; Bishop
Griswold. Of Selma. and Rev. DR.. Nc
Kim, of this city, have been much mem
toned in this connection. The Bishop of
Maryland. Dr. William Paret, who was
formerly rector of Epiphany Church, this
city, has given notice Of his intention to
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OTHER SERVICES.

CENTRAL UNION MISSION. 622 La. ave. nv
Bie!e study a. m. converts class r. m. La.
dies Auxiliary and Georgetown Branch in charge
p N. Rev. Charles Wood. D. D. pastor ol
the Church Of the Covenant. 80 J.. m
NESPER SERVICES. Young Women's Christian
Association, l2th and + SIS NV al sJ0 n m
Meeting conducted By the Round Table Club. Tar
BY Miss McheeTcr. Special music violin and vo-
cal solo.
GOSPEL MISSION. IZ0 Pa ave Mai II. A
Hau viI speak Sunday, P N. convert rally this
saturday evening 80; gospel services every night
%; Sundays and Thursday, 8 p m children
meeting Friday, $50 2. NJ.
THE FLORENCE CRITTENTON MISSION an
nounoes the following meetings for Sunday April
Is: Alchendree Methodist Church 9th 81 and Mass
ave, Z 80 p r.; speaker, Mr.. Charles n Critten-
ton.
First Congregational Church. 10Th and G sts nv.
Mass meeting. 2:5o p. m. speakers, Charles y.
CTittenton and Robert Downing. the noted actor
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant
Church, lst 81 and Rhode Island ave, 8 Z. n.
speaker, Kate Waller Barrett. NJ. D., d. Sc
BIBLE CLASS EVERY SUNDAY EVENING IN
Pythian Temple, lel2 9th ST. NV. third floor. rear
hall. at 7:S0; subject 'Eyii Surmising Evil Speak
ing Seats free No collection Watch Tower
publication may be obtained
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST. Z 81, near 7th sw Rev. Wes
ton BEuneT, minister. $50 a. E.. Sunday school
Mr. Ford, superintendent. u N.
BETHANY BAPTIST T. J. ave and "a g. nv
Hugh 7. Stevenson minister. SUNDAY school 90
a. m, John Z. Dawson. superintendent C. E.
az ana 90 3. n Preaching ty Rev Samuel
Mcbride. ID. D., Of New YORK at II =. m, All
A5oard. and al 7-30 p. m The Prodigal Son. p
Baptism precedes evening service. Seats free. All
welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th ard \ sts
DF' j. J. Muir, pastor. breaches 10 a. n. I,45 %
n, hev. + 5 Dobbins. New Light on ORIENT "
:. ;. 80 a. N. c. +. Gas p N.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 18th and SIS. Rev.
C. r. Nmbigler, pastor, 9s9 d. H.. S s.; Il
a. M, Living for the Best = n, c. F.
? n. Rev. Louis Meyer. q New York. Every
body Welcome.
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CENTURY MARK PASSED.

Four Hundred Club Now Has Men,
bership OF I0J.
Eight new members joined the Four
Hundred Club Of Washington yesterday.
raising the total membership to lO5.
The first S1,000 of the $4,000 which the
club started out to get has been received.
It is expected the membership of 400 will
be obtained in a short time.
The members whose names were en-
rolled yesterday are: g. Mrs. II. B. F..
Msefariand 9s Mrs. E. R. Parker; 80.
Mrs. Joel Hillman; 100, agents Of the AS
ISOLATED Charities; 10l J. o. Spangler;
l02 Mrs. Richard F. Ely; 1os. James
Tharp & Sons, and 10i and 100. Nicholas
Luquer.
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NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERiAS. CHURCH.
New York ave. and 18th sts Dr. Wallace Rad
ciiHe. pastor. II a. In-, public worship sermon by
the pastor. D. m musical Interpretation $50
a. n, Bible school. 9;s5 a. H.. adult classes SD
D. m., Christian Endeayor Society
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Connect
cut ave, and 18th sts Rev Charles Wood.
ID. D.. VIII ohtciate t0-morrow st Il q. N. and at
! p n Sunday school at 9s5 a. H. Christian
Endeagof meeting al p. II. Thursday evening al
g midweck services
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THE CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass. ave.
and lz,h st. NV. Rev J. Henning Neims, rector.
a. II. Holy Communion; u o. ia, morning
PRAYER and litsny. sermon by the rector J. ~.
evening prayer. sermon by the rector.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, 18th and CoFcorau SIS.
Rev George Calvert Carter. n A, rector.
Rev. Jesse K. BeCueu. REV. william n. Pe1tis.
d. D., cIrates. Z 80 a. IA, Holy Communion ii
& m, morning prayer, htauy. and sermon p m,
eyensong and sermon. ON irst Sunday Of tbs
month, Holy Communion at n a. 70, Cantal2 by
choir. instead q sermon, st s ?. n.
ST. MARKS. 81 and A se. Rev. Or. ". L. De
Eriss- Rev. John II. Deis. ard Rev p. NJ Pres
C0tt. CieTg. 50 and II a. n. b y n. Easter
music repeated.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. cor. and
l2th SIS NV. The Right Rev the Bishop Of Mar
quette viii administer the holy Ute Of C0nhrna-
ti0n and preach at IL a. n.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. eth aid I
SIS. ne. Eey. c. S AbbCtt and Rev. ". y. Pier
son. clergy. Services 750 and Ii g. m.. $50 ard
5.aa 2. m. Rev. Randolph H. Mckna, d, b.. VII
preach a. night.
ST. PAULs CHURCH. sd 81. near Washington
CiFcle-Rev Aimed Harding d. D.. and Rev
Charles H. Holmead Clergy. Holy Communion.
80 and Il q. morning service and instruction,
10 a. m.; choral eyensoug and sermon. D n.
Easter music repeated at al services,
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Rev. Dr r. H.
Mckim, d. D.. LII D.. rector. Services: Holy
Communion at a. m service and sermon at Il
a. H.. evening PRAYER and address al p. N. /:
service and sermon at s p m, The rector will
preach at Il a n. Sunday school at $50 and J
p. n.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Gecrgetown. cor slst
sad sts nv. Rev. James H. " Blake rector
7:jJ a. m. Holy Communion; 30 q. n. Sunday
school; Il a m. fuI service and sermon by the
rector Of the Parish; 20 p IA. short service and
sermon before the Society Of Colonial Wars by the
Rev Dr. Van Allen, Of Boston. Mass.
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and SITS NV. Rev. Rich
ard F. Williams. Rev. Lionel A. WE. Services az
30 II. and g. All welcome.
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Father Bart is a native of washington,
having been born in this city forty-nine
years ago. His early education was re-
ceived at the Christian Brothers School
here.
In his early manhood Father Bart en-
tered st. Charles College. Ellicott City.
Nd. to prepare for the priesthood. After
a course Of preparatory training he was
graduated from that institution and en-
tered St, Mary's Seminary. Baltimore,
four years later.
He spent five years at St. Marys Semi
nary, and was ordained priest by Cardinal
Gibbons in December, 1856.
He was soon sfterward appointed as
slstant pastor Of St AIMS Church. Balti-
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THEOsOPHY.

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. Pythian Temple. lol.
9th st. NV Sunday. p. n. address by Mrs
Florence Dufie. Subject. 'Theosophy and tbs
new psychology" Public welcome. Library at lnl
G 81. NV.
LECTURE. THE LAW or CAUSE AND EF
FEET at headquarters Of Washington Branch
The5sophical Society. 2 A ST. se on Sunday
April g. 1905 l. m Public invited
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia road and 18th st. nv. Rev. NJ. Ross
Fishbuu. pastor. $50 a. n. Sunday school; Il
d. m. sermon by Rev. Edwin n. Bliss d. d.
p n. Junior Endeayor meeting; $50 ,. m.
Senior Endearor meeting; 35 p m, sermon by
Rev. W. Z. De RiemeT. Music by quartet. a
welcome for all
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10th and
g sts nw. Rev. Samuel C. Woodrow d. D.,
pastor II q. N. and ?. m. public worship
with sermon BY the pastor. Possession by Aoqui-
sition" a Faithful Pastor" Music BY quartet
and chorus choir, led by J, ". Bischof. organist.
$50 a. m, Sunday school. 6:45 p. m, Y z. S.
c. E
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL Nd ave. and 9th st. ne,
Rev. c. T. Wnes. pastor II a m. The Risen
Lord J. n. Ashamed Of Christ 5. S. sG
a. n. Junior and Senior c. E., Sis and ?. N.
Seats free.
MEMORIAL Pastor. J. G. Butler. Services: Il.
preaching By Rev. H. d, Hayes, Of Cobleskil, y.
Y; s. by pastor; Thursday. 8; school, go; Z.
E. 3 and T.
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photo BY Baehrach.)

more, under Rev. Father Bartlett He
held this charge for seven years, being
assigned as assistant pastor Of St. Mat
thews Church this city.
Approaching his exceptional talents and
executive ability, Cardinal Gibbons. in
1901, appointed him pastor Of ST. Teresa 3
Church. where, under his charge, the
has enjoyed a successful administration,
Besides his pastogate OF St Teresa g
Church Father Bart is the Catholic
chaplain of the Government Hospital for
the Insane, and also has charge Of ST.
Ignatius' Church. Oxon Hill, Nd
He is helped in his ministerial duties
by Rev. Martin 2. Egan. MS assistant
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH.
18th. near Dupont Circle
Rev c. Ernest Smith. u. D. b. c. l., rector
Rev. John g.. Ames 2 A. Rev. Wm. J. Cox
B. d., and Rev. John Z, Mckee, assistant clergy
Services. 8. H. and s.
H. rector breaches.
s. Rev. T. s. Dunlap breaches.
Easter music repeated.
CeFdial welcome 90 strangers
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

LAST SUNDAY SERVICE FOR THE SEASON
at RausChers. l0SZ Conn. ave, at p m AZ
dress By Miss Emma Gray; subject The Emanci
patton Of Man." Daily nooa meeting and Wednes
days at S ?. m. at Loan and TTust Bldg. cor
F and 9Th Public invited.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L sts.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce minister. 945 a. ~, Sun
day school. Class fer tie Comparative Study Of
Religion. and Unity Study Class. Il a m.. morn
ing service sermon by the minister; 7:SO p NJ,
Young Peoples Religious Union. The public in
Tited to all services
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MARVIN. corner 10Th and b sts sW. Rev. Sell
wyn X. COckrell pastor. Preaching II a. N. ana
?. N. Epworth League. P. n, leader, Miss
Dora H Trent.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH SOUTH Rev. J. Howard
Wells. pastor Preaching Il g. n and 8 D m
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAlLINE NJ E. CHURCH. sth and P sts NV.
Rev Charles F. Guthrie pastor go a. m.
Sunday school II a. n. sermon by Rev, Dr.. Vii
son p. Thigkield, president howard University
go p. NJ, Epworth LeagUe singing by Choir Club
Of 80 voices; Z 30 p m. sermon by Rev. J. ".
K. Sumwalt presiding elder. Seats free. Strangers
Melcnme
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall, 1907 G st. NV. Services Il a.
m. and 8 ?. m. Subject Of morning lecture hy
Bishop OLIVER c. SABIN.
What Our Church Stands For" Subject Of
evening lecture By Air. WINFIELD s. WHIT
MAN, The Way to Life. Miss Edith PickerinR.
so,oist. Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening
~ D n. Seats free All invited
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ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL EsOTERIC CENTER. 1445 0 st. Lee
tuTe Sunday evening. s15, MIRACLES" Wed
nesday. sl5 THE HEARTS DESIRE" Ii
bTary Of philosophical works Strangers welcomed
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CHRISTIAN.

NINTH ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9th and D
SIS. ne. Rev. George a. Miller. pastor. Morning
service, Il O'Clock Rev Charles NJ Criftsrtan viii
preach. The pastor vii preach at evening service.
VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH. Frederick n.
Power. pastor. H. The chief 4 sinners and hos
he became a saint S. A royal feast Bible
school $50 C. E
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and Corcoran sts NV. The
Rev Frank SeEall, u. D.. pastor. viii preach az
II a. m. Sunday school, 12l5; vespers. D. ~.
with blof address. Free loan library of the writ
ings Of swedenbors and the periodicals and Htera-
ture Of the New Church, in the vestry Free
tIagts in the vesffhf,le
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HEALING BY MENTAL SUGGESTION

MRS. sEAToN WILL GIVE A TALK AT HER
Offices, goo llth st. (eos ! ST. Sunday, O'Clock.
Subject: Healing the Body." Public invited
Patients treated weekdays Telephone n 265l.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

ARE THE LAWS OF NATURE BENEFIT.
CENT" subject Of address By Dr. Alexander
Kent, at P. m, Pythisn Temple, l9I2 sth St. nv.
ETes seats. Music
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UNIVERsALIST

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, I5.h and I SIS, Nv.
Rev. John Van schaick, r.. Tastor. i q. r..
morning service; subject. The Old Dueling
Ground s;i5 a. n, sunday s.l0ol: 1870 p m.
Y T. G. L
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
aud r SIS. Nv. Services: Sunday Il a m. and
Z.
Subject: PROBATION AFTER DEATH
Sunday school, Il 6. m; Wednesday evening
meeting O'Clock. Public cordially invited. All
seats free. Free reading room. 60l Colorado Bldg.
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A benefit musicale was given yesterday
the residence Of Mr.. Joseph E. Thropp,
Twentieth street, the musicians being
John L. Edwards and Mr. David
er Kindleberger. The Rev. c. Ernest
I, .. D., D. c. l.. rector OF St.
as Church. gave an address on New
and and Labrador. After the mU-
there was tea at p. m. on the
Iul lawn surrounding the house.
iatronesses were Mrs. Moran Mrs,
rave Mrs. Downing. Mrs. Marye,
Oxnard Mrs. Hartman. Mrs. Hud-
Mrs. Oracle, and Mrs. Thropp.
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! Ground viii be broken next week for
the Church of the Nativity BrghtWo0d Julius
Werig is the architect whose plans have been ac-
ccpted. and NJ. H. Herman win be the builder
| A May hal viii be held in Carroll Institute Hall
on May Il. the proceeds to be devoted 10 the cost
/ Of the rectory.
Among Easter entertainments for char
iy awakened liveier interest last year nor met
with better financial results than did the ball game
Of the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase clubs fcr the
benefit q Providence Hospital Young members II
these clubs have volunteered 10 once again risk
life and limb tor cksriJys sake and viii meet for
battle on the diamond next Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock
Ticsets % grand stand are selling at 81. and al
mission tickets 30 cents Proceeds Of the game
viii be devoted to care Of sck poor and furnishing
free wards In the hospital.
The drama entitled THE Dead Wit
ness, excelentf presented Thursday evening by
St Martins Literary ard Dramatic Association of
Baltimore for the benefit Of the Church q the
Holy Comforter. vas givea under unusual and de-
llghtul auspices that argue much for the pop1-
lauty CT the new pastor. Father Clarence z
Wheeler, who organized this literary association
While officiating as assistant pastor of st. Martins
Church, Baltimore
As testimonial of regard. and a recognition
q Father Wheeler's efforts in their behalf. the
talented young men of ST. Martins Dramatic As
sociatou volunteered their services and came over
from Baltimore 10 enact the play for the benefit
q the church Of which their former c1rate ia nov
pastor.
The interest cherished by members of
the Holy Name Society Of 81, Dominic's Church in
the spiritual and temporal features Il their organi-
Auon has been clearly manifested II late through
the ediiyIng attendance az the Holy Week and
Easter services and the excellent attendance al the
business meeting this week
Monday being the first anniversary of the elec-
ton 70 offce Of the prior. Rev. 7. p O'Rourke
q. +, members Of the society took occasion AZ the
meeting 10 extend congratulations and express heart
felt appreciation Of Father O'Rourke's labors in
the ministry
T. h. johnson, president of the Holy Name So
cieIy. paid glowing tribute 60 the pastor whom he
had known as playieliOw and sChO0lmate told how
honored he and his classmates had felt when me
prloT was elected 70 his present Office. and con
cluded By pledging loyalty 10 the pastor in The
name Of the Holy Name Society Of St Dominica
Tne prior, thanking fer these expressions of
friendship and esteem, complimented the men II
the society upon their fidelity, and referred with
much feeling 20 the work accom- plished bv their
spiritual director. Rev. Father J. L. Finnerty
o. p through whose indefatigabe efforts mem.
b1rship Of the society has been increased In seven
months from 100 10 the present representa- tion-9o
Father Finnerty responded by expressing grateful
appreciation OF the pTioTs words and complimentsd
the men Tor their oo-oDeTatiOn and support.
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BLOOM NEAR GRAVE
Bishop Satterlee's Lilies Are
Ont in Full Blossom.
THEY CAME FROM PALESTINE

News of the Episcopal Church.
Board of Lady Managers Of Eye,
Ear, and Throat Hospital Procure
the Musurgia Club for Concert 10
De Given on Friday Night Next.
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Ground viii be broken next week for
the Church of the Nativity, BFghtwood. Julius
Wenig is the architect whose plans have been ac-
ccpted. and NJ. u. Herman viii be the builder
May hail viii be held In Carroll Institute Hall
on May u. the proceeds TO be devoted 10 the cost
of the rectory.
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le Right Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang.
Eop Of Stepney, and Father Waggett,
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The souvenir book Of the services held
September q, on the Cathedral grounds.
now out, and is complete and per-
nanent record of the addresses, SER
mons, and doings Of that great day when
he corner stone was laid of the future
athedral. It has President Roosevelt S
tcdress, as also those Of the Bishop OF
-ondon. Father Waggett, the Bishop Of
- Adams, Mr. Justice Brewer, and
ithers.
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AT the residence Of DR.. William Rives
" Rhode Island avenue. the Rev. W
organ Jones entertained the Washington
lericus 1t luncheon on Tuesday last
ie speaker was Rev. R. 7, Howell
ho is credited among other accorny,l,st,
ints with having written his cbacI, -
htly for S,5000OO for a New YORK real
tate purchase Mr. Howelrs subiaet
s The heart of the clergy" Among
speakers afterward were DIR WiIi,
ason Smith, DR. Allnut, of Bishons Col
F. Quebec; Prof Hayes. Of Berkeley
Unity School; Bishop Williams. of Mar
tie, Mich: Rev J. Henning Nelms
the Pro Cathedral; Rev. ". ]. d
mas, diocesan missionary. and Rev.
Morgan Jones.
Right Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang.
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The Society for Home Study OF Holy
Scripture and Church History, of which
or eleven years Bishop Satterlee was
president and benefactor. has just gotten
}ut a beautiful memorial card. in loving
and graceful remembrance" of the bishop.
{ has also done a graceful thing in re-
printing the bishops prefaces, which he
contributed each year to the society's
eport.
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iting brothers cordially invited to at
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Meets every first and third wednes.
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Street. Visiting brothers are cordially
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