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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
WILLIAM OTIS SMITH DEAD.
Son of Rev. Roland c. Smith Passes
Away at Harvard.

Word was received here Of the death,
yesterday morning, Of William Otis
Smith, son OF Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton
Smith. rector Of St Johns Episcopal
Church.
Mr., Smith had been confined for more
than five weeks .n the Stlllman Infrmary,
a hospital for students AT Harvard. where
he had been studying two years. He was
stricken with scarlet fever. For three
weeks it was thought he would recover.
Rev. Dr. Smith. his wife. and their two
children, Cotton and Margaret hurried
10 his bedside a week after news OF his
illness was received. Blood poisoning set
IN, and he grew rapidly worse until the
end.
Mr.. Smith had a large number OF friends
in Washington. IN addition 20 the mem
bers Of the church Of which his father is
rector. He was regarded as a young man
Of great promise. and showed marked
ability In HIS studies.
He entered Harvard TO study for the
ministry, after being graduated from St
Mark s School in scarborough, Mass.
While at St. Marks he received honors
Tor proficiency in class work, among them
a gold medal for the best poem In his
class.
Funeral services viii be held to-day in
Boston. where Dr.. and Mrs. Smith have
relatives. With their children, they VIII
probably spend the rest Of the summer al
Ipswich Mass
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

frain, I'VE Are Proud The l. c. S. BOYS 70 Be. %
and realized for the first time what splendid nusi-
cal cultivation was displayed IN that anG other
numbers on the programme
Each student enacted his role in the different
plays In manner surprising in amateurs. Charles
A. Halls impCTsonation Of "L0rcnzo' would have
beea credtahle in a professional and the Alexis
Of Joseph r. Lane was a triumph for a lad Of his
years.
The distribution of awards and conferring Of
academic honors uDon The pupils Of the Academy
Of tie immaculate Conception took place THURSDAY
afternoon IN Carroll Hall.
The annual reunion Of the alumnae viii be held
In the Academy of the Immaculate Conception 10
morrow afternoon az 5 O'Clock
The excursion 20 River View Tuesday.
June 20. hy 81. Patncks congregation. and that
d Holy Comforter 10 the same landing on tie
following THURSDAY july p furnish 20 the parishlcu
ers oi each church and 20 Catholics u the District
an enjoyable opportunity 20 further acquaintance
with the two new pastors and an excellent chancc
ior Washiugtouans 20 manifest their pfoTerbia
generosity by a liberal patronage and largo attend
ance az tie pleasant outings.
ST. Patricks congregation IS renowned
fcr thcir hearty cooperation IN all matters that
rdound 90 the interest q their church and for
The readiness with which they respond 20 calls fci
promises this year 90 D. a peasurable event and
one q The best attended functions q the season.
Minor Orders viii be conferred this
moruins b. Right Rev. d. J. O'Connen in the
Dominican House q Studies upon Francis
O'Ncii, o. p; Clement Timony. o.. r.: Loui,
Cast0-elh. .. T. Reginald D00ley. o. p Bernard
Hughesr .. p Acy-ius Jordan o. p. D0miuig
kavanaush, o. T.. and Ant0uinus Batter O. p.
The same sacred orders VIII be bestowed upon
Rev. Paul Edel. O. T. ": Rev Raphael Adams
o. +. NJ. and Rev. Gregory Carr. o. +. ~. fron
The Franciscan MONASTERY.
Tomorrow morning ar O'Clock IN the charel q.
the Catholic University Bishop O'ConneIl VIII or
dain into the priesthood Rev l. l. Bihan s. NJ
of the Narst College, Philip Horton. q. p. Rev
Luke Nci.aud, %. T.. and Rev. Thomas Sclweituer
q. p. q the Dominican House of Studies.
The eight Summaries Of the Dominican Ordg
who today receive Minor Orders viii BE- admitted
into the sub5eacouate tomorrow when the follow
Ing w.l be- made deacons: Brother Vincent Clear
q. T.. o. the District Of Columbia: Brother Rav
mond Buneu. o. p; Brother Gregory Moran. o.
T.. and Brother Theodore Quinn o. T.
Mar,st students who viii be made deacons n
morrow are Rev J. Schmitt. S. H.: Rev J. =
Andre. $. NJ; Rev. z. Daigneau. S NJ; Rev. f.
GeorsClin. $. NJ. and Rev. r. Herbert. ; "
Ssminarians from Holy Gross College and from
thu dominican House u Studies VIII he admitted
20 Holy Orders by Right Rev. bishop Curtis In tht
chapel Of the Catholic University next Friday at
O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

charge OF All Angels Church, at Twi-
light Park. in the Catskill Mountains, in
succession TO Bishop Satterlee, who
founded and built the church II IS only
open in summer. and DR.. De Vries ex-
poets 20 spend only the period OF his va
cation there, delegating the care TO
others during the remainder OF the sea-
son.
Mrs. and Miss Satterlee left Washing
ton Monday last for Twilight Park.
Rev. Or. McKim will be away from his
church next Sunday. being called to
preach the commencement sermon al
Sewanee. Tenn, at the University OF the
South.
Thursday last. Mr. Edmund a Varela.
choirmaster of st. Thomas Church. en-
tertained the choir as his guests at his
summer home at Forest Glen. The az
fair should have come off on Monday. and
arrangements had been made with that
In view, but rain prevented, and II was
held on Thursday instead In addition
TO being n congenial host. Mr.. Varela
has the reputation Of being an excellent
choir director.
Rev. Dr. George Williamson Smith is
to have charge Of the services next Sun
day at st. Adams Church. in place OF
Canon Bratenahl, who is going North on
a visit 10 his alma mater.
Visitors TO St. Adams and the grounds
adjoining comment with great approval
on the infinite care and attention be-
slowed upon the lawns and shrubbery.
The mems thank offering to May II,
190S has just been published and makes
very interesting reading. The total con-
tributions by dioceses. including pledges,
amounts paid direct to benefciaries. and
diocesan expenses. reported a total OF
SI7S l516l. or this amount $685., S,5S506 was
contributed IN cash. Pledges call for
So. .51255 more OF which S76.500 is still due.
Washington's share in this missionary
contribution was S665227. which. all
things considered, was very good, indeed.
The two dioceses OK New York and Penn
sylvania contributed. respectively. S209,-
69iOS and SEAS. 1896. the latter being the
largest amount contributed from any
diocese
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
WILL HONOR FATHER MACKIN.
ST. PauTs Congregation TO Celebrate
Anniversary Of Ordination.

The congregation Of ST. Paul's Catholic
Church IS actively preparing for a re-
ception 10 its pastor Rev. James F.
Mackin, on Thursday next, in celebration
OF the fortieth anniversary Of his ordina-
tion.
Father Mackih was born IN Baltimore.
on June %. 1S3s He was ordained priest
on June 90. 1865. IN the Baltimore Ca
theGral. and was sent % ST. Matthew's
Church, Washington. D. c.. as assistant
20 the then pastor. DR.. Charles J. White
he went from here 10 Rockville His
next assignment was TO Baltimore. where.
at St Martins Church. he was assistant
10 the present Bishop Foley. He was
also pastor in Baltimore for three years
Of St Joseph's Church.
Upon being transferred 70 Washington
IN 1855, for the purpose Of building St
Pauls Church. Father Mackin became
for the second time assistant pastor Of
St Matthew's Church. serving under the
late Archbishop Chappelle, then its pas
tor. lie made his home at St Math-
thew's until 1889 when the parish house
Of St. PauTs was built.
On the last day of December. 1893. the
corner stone Of the present st. Paurs
Church a magnificent marble edlfce. was
laid. and on Christmas morning. 1884. the
first services were held in the new church.
He is one of the official consulters Of
the cardinal, and enjoys TO an intimate
degree his confidence and friendship.
Father Mackin, it is said. was offered the
title Of monsignor by Pope Leo. but de-
clned the honor. He has been signally
honored in a special letter from Pope
Plus.
4 bronze medal, commemorative OF Fa-
the- Mackins anniversary has been
struck off, and will be distributed 10 the
guests at the reception. The committee
in charge Of the reception, which. IT is
expected. will be attended by the apos-
tollc delegate, his eminence the cardinal,
and the priests and laymen Of the diocese,
IS as follows.
Charles w Darr, chairman; Rev. Thomas A.
Walsh. Rev James f. Krug. Rev. Martin O'Dcno-
ghue Rev. Theodore Metcah. and Rev. ". A.
Kctcham. vice chairmen; William y Roach. secre-
tary; William 4. Hill treasurer; William l. Ford.
chairman reception committee; John d. Leonard,
chairman invitation committee. William A. Hil
chairman finance committee; James T. Roach. chair
man rcfrsshment committee; Thomas V. Smith.
chairman decoration committee ID. j. Carroll. chair
man music committee; John Z. Dunn. chairman
printing committee. George r. Aiken, chairman
cloak room committee.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

ST. MARKS. 81 and A Sc Rev. Or. " I. De
Eries Rev John Il. Des. ard Rev. P. n Pres
cott. clergy. 80 ard II q. m, p. n
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH 18th and CoTcoran SIS
NV. Rev George Calvert Carter. NJ. A. rector.
Rev. Jesse r. BcCkuel Rev. William NJ Pettis.
D. D.. curatos. 30 a. H.. Holy Communion; Il
a. u.. morning payer litany. and sermon; .. m.
evens0ng and sermon. On Lrst Sunday OF the
month Holy Communion at Il a. n. Cantata ey
choi-. instead Of sermon. az p n.
TRINITY CHURCH Sd and sts- NV. Rev. Rich
ard p Williams and Rev. Lionel A. Wye serv-
ICES nt 80 Il and s All welcome
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH, Georgetown. Rev.
James II. W Blake. rector. 80 o. NJ, Holy Com
munion. go a. IN. sunday school; Il a. n,
fun service and sermon by the rector ,. N.
evening prayer and SPECIAL music.
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR ENENSONG. Cathedral
grounds. Mount ST. AIbln june q. al =. m.
Special preacher, Rev. Arthur ~ Johns rector Of
Christ Church Vested choir, led 10y detachment o;
United States Marine Band. Take Tennallytown
cars
ST. PAULS CHURCH. Z5d ST. Nv. near Wash
iugton Circle Rev. Alfred Harding. ID. D.. and
Rev. Charles H. Holmead Clergy. Holy Comnun-
ion 30 and IL q. m. Morning service ana nstruc-
ton 10 a. u. Choral eveusOng and sermon,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
PRESBYTERIAN.

The CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Counecticut
ave. and lstA SIS Ees. Charles Wood. ID. D.
Rev. James ~ Hcury VIII cf1c.ate tomorrow AZ Il
a. m sunday school AZ 9;i5 a. NJ CHRISTIAN En-
deavcr meeting at p. b. Thursday erellns 49,,
midveek services
FIRST. John Marshall place NV. Donald c. Mao
Leod. minister. Il a. n, The Influence Of -
Unseen Over the Visible" : IS = n God a.
Estimate Of the Value Of a Soul" :. s.. SO
q. II. G. T.. Gas p. m. All are welcome.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave. and 18th SIS. Dr Wallace Rad
clife, pastor Il a. public worship sermon by
the pastor 40 evening service. ESQ O. H.. Bible
school s&j q. m. adult classes. $50 p. n,
Chretilr Erdeavcr Society.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR GIRL
By HELEN ROWLAND.


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The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Rev Mr.. Wiles is a native of Maryland.
having been born and reared in Lewis
town. Frederick County. After COM
pleting the public school studies and
taking a course IN the Walkersville High
School, he attended the First Per nsyI-
vania State Normal School at Mllers-
VILE
Graduating from this institution, he
taught one year in the graded school at
Cresweu, Pa. Having selected the min
istry as his vocation, he enrolled as a
student In the Lutheran Institution at
Gettysburg. lie completed his theologi-
cal training in 1895, when he assumed
charge Of his first pastorate at Ross
Vile. York County.
He labored in this field for FIVE years.
and then accepted a call 10 the Mount Zion
Lutheran Church, Pittsburg. When clos
ing his seventh year as pastor OF this
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
ENDEAYORERS HOLD MEETINGS
Series of Monthly Gatherings Have
Proved to Be Successful.
Moonlight Sail on Tuesday Evening
and other Events of the Week
Past by Local Societies.

The West Street Church Christian En-
deavor Society has been emphasizing the
principle OF interdenominational fellow
ship by holding a series Of monthly meet
ings, which have proved popular. On
Sunday evening last L. P. Heiston presl-
dent Of the Dumbarton Church Epworth
League. gave a talk on the Spirit Of
optimism" Mr.. Barger, chairman OF the
prayer meeting committee OF the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church Christian En-
deavor Society. represented that society.
and Ray T. Dew, of the same organiza-
ton. sang a solo Rev. DR.. Alexander.
pastor. spoke briefly. mentioning "Thuse." {"
word suggested by a colleged paper, as
a motto 70 work by during the coming
season. The meeting was closed by the
hymn, Blessed BE the Tie that Binds q"
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
West Street Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor Society. on June O. the following
officers were elected: President. ArmiD
Kahler; vice president, Ralph Dunbar.
secretary, Stanley r. De Pue; treasurer.
Lawrence Polling; delegate TO the Chris
tian Endeavor Union. Rev. Zed II. Copp;
organist Miss Fannie Haneke.
The Christian Endeavor societies Of the
District Of Columbia were we'll represent
ed at the moonlight sail given Tuesday
evening last by the Y. NJ. c. A. and the
Y w c. a and the Christian Endeavor
societies Of the city. The evening was
perfect. and a large crowd. including
many Endeavorers. attended.
The union Is glad 10 report the advance
made in the line Of mission study classes
during the past season. by several Of the
leading Christian Endeavor societies of
the union. The Mount Pleasant C0ngre-
gati0nal Y. Z. s. c. E. reports TWO senior
study classes. Bruce Cleveland led one,
taking the book The Uplift OF China 4"
and Mrs Edwin y Bliss led the = 'her.
studying an original course on city MIS-
siOns. Both classes had an averaSe at
tendance OF seventeen. The Fist Con-
gregational Church had two mission study
classes. one led by Miss Flora /. p.
Johnson. on The UpHft OF China" and
the other by Max Bald. on The Chal-
lenge Of the City" This society has Sc
lected Miss Jessie Potwin as is repre-
sentative 20 Silver Bay conference this
year. and as leader Of the missionary
work next season.
While you think OF It. telephone your
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia road and lith 81. NV. Rev. NJ. Ross
Fishburl. pastor. 9:5) a. m. Sunday school. Il
a. m sermon by the pastor; subject After Chill
dren's Day. Whstl" g:l5 p. H., Christian In.
deavor meeting No other evening service.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10Th and
G. sts NV Rev Samuel H. Woodrow ID. D..
pastor. Il q. m. Public worship with sermon by
the pastor. Something Profitable. Music bJ
quartet and chorus choir, led by Or. J. W.
Bischoh. organist. $50 A. m. sunday school.
r. ~, y z. s. c. T. No evening preaching
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
CHORISTERs GIVE MUSICALE.
singers of 81. AIOysius' and ST.
PauTs Churches Sing "HoIy City"

A musicale was given last night at Con-
zaga Hall by the combined choirs Of ST.
Paul's and ST. Aloysius' churches. under
the direction of Ernest T. Winchester
master OF ohoristers, and notwithstanding
the warm weather a large audience was
present.
The Holy City" A. r. Gaurs master
piece; the Gloria in Excelsis." and the
"Sanctus' were sung by the combined
choirs Of 100 voices.
The soloists We're: Richard Packing
tenor: William Clabaugh. barytone. and
Joseph f. Matthew, tenor. The musicale
was given for the benefit Of St. John
Berchman's Sanctuary Society. OF ST
Aloysius' Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

| congregation, he received end accepted
! a unanimous call. in December. 1907.
by the Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
Ninth street and Maryland avenue, this
city, 70 become It's pastor.
On March l of this year, Rev. Mr.. WiIes
entered upon his washington pastorate
made vacant by the resignation of Rev.
Charles H. Butler, who organized the
congregation more than fifteen years
ago, being It's only pastor, serving II
continuously and faithfully until No
vember Of last year. The progress Of
Keller Memorial Church has been steady
and substantial. and the outlook is en-
couraging.
Rev. Mr.. Wiles, by his forceful ser
mons and energetic religious spirit. has
not only the esteem Of his congregation.
but has attracted many who are not
Of his faith to the Keller Memorial
Church
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
BAPTIST.

TIE METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH. Ga
and 4 SIS ne Rev. John Compton Bsll pastor
Preaching u a. ~. and p. t. by Rev J. 3.
CLAYTON. Theme fCv morning service. The Four
Dimeusi5as Of Prayer" evening "Lelt-handed
Singers" Seats are free. ETe-y one welcome
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10th and SIS
Dr.. J. J. Nuir. pastor. Preaching II a n 7:i5
D. H.. "Dodsing the Issue" : s. $50 a. II.
(. T.. p m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and SIS. c. f.
Wlrbisler. pastor. ESQ a. n, :. s. Il. The
SurrcI1e Name p. m. c. z. s. The Great
Power Of the Subconscious Mind and How %
Cse II Evcrvboiv we-cuuc
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Han, lN C 81, NV. Services sun
day at j a. n. and s T. n. Subject OF morning
lecture by Dr. JAMES HUGH KELLY Mans
Dominion ard His Destiny" Subject of evening
lecture by W. S. WHITMAN. "Ihe Art Of Help
ing Yourself. Testimonial mee ing wednesday
evening al s. Seats free. AL invited
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
BoNApARTE MADE CHAIRMAN
Session by Commission for PrOtec-
tiOn of L. y. District Land.

tiOn of L. =. District Land.
The commission for the protection Of
United States land in the District Of
Columbia, composed Of Secretary Taft,
the Republican nominee for the Presi-
dcncy; Attorney General Charles j.
Bonaparte, Commissioner II. B. F. Mac
farland, Senator y. 3. Scott, OF West
Virginia. and Representative Richard
Bartholdt. Of Missouri, held its second
meeting yesterday afternoon in the Of
fee of Secretary Taft. Senator Scott and
Representative Bartholdt being absent.
On motion of Secretary Taft, the At
torney General was made chairman and
IT. c. Gauss. the Attorney Generals sec
retary, secretary.
1t was determined that all records bear
Ing on the matter should be examined
and data compiled by experts OF the De-
partment Of Justice and the War De-
partmsnt
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
SIXTEEN NEW CARDINALS.

London. June l9.-The Globes CORE
spondeut at Rome states that sixteen
new cardinals will be appointed at the
next session Of the consistory, and that
among them win be two Americans and
one Englishman.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
sPIRITUALIsNI,

ALFRED II. TERRY WILL HOLD A MEETING
lecture. followed by message. sunday evening az s
O'Clock. az schmidts Han. SIS 9Th S. NV. Other
mediums viii assist. Good music.
MRS. L. NJ NOLAN WILL HOLD A SPIRITUAL
ist meeting az Thomas Hau Sunday night. corner
Of Brishtwood ave. and Longiellow s.. Brightwood
D. C.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Nd. ave and sth ST. ne.
Rev. c. L. Wiles. pastor Preaching al II q. m.
and 2. m. S. S. $50 a. m. Junior and Senior
c. f. and 7 p. m
MEMORIAL. Pastor J. G.. Butler. Services. with
sermon By Rev DR.. sOpcr, Of japan. a. Il; by
Rev. c. H. Butler. s School 80. c. T., Z.
ThnrsdaN s
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th ard C0rcoran SIS NV. The
Rev. Frank Scwal. d. D.. pastor. viii preach 1t
II a n. Leaves Of Healing for Diseased Chris
tiauity. Free loan library q the writings Of Swo-
denborg and The periodicals and literature Of tbs
New Church, IN the yesuy. Free tracts IN tbs
rr.fihrla
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ. E. CHURCH. 18th and Church ste.
NV. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore, D. D., pastor. sun
day school, $50 a. N. Preaching by pastor, II
a. m. and p. m. Epworth League, p n.
Seats free Al welcome.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
ard r sts NV. Services: sunday. II a. N and
Z. m.
Subject: rs THE UNIVERSE. INCLUDING
MAN. COOLED BY ATOMIC FORCES"
Sunday sci ool. II a. m. Wednesday evening meet
ing. O'Clock Public cordially invited All seats
free. Free reading room. 5ol Colorado Building.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. COZ I;h and L sts.
Ulysses G. b. P.cr-e. minister 9;i5 a. n. sunday
school. Class for the Comparative STUDY Of Re
lgiou. and Unity Study Class II a. m. morning
service; sermon By The minister. 80 p II,
Young Peoples Religious Union. The public IL
virCd 10 All scrTirng irUI
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
UNIVERSALIsT.

Rey. John Van Schaick. r., pastor. II a. m. q.
morning service. e;i5 a. m. Sunday school l29
2. n. Y. p. c. L.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

TIRE REGULAR BI-NiONTHLY MEETING OF
the Epworth League Unicn OF Washington and
vicinity win be held AZ GaitheTsburE Nd. Friday
nftcr-nrn md crrnIna Ln-x IL
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
OTHER SERVICES,

BIBLE CLASS EVERY Sunday EVENING AT
80 IN Pythnn Temple. lCG 81 ST. NV. third foor
rcGr hall subject. Evil sluaising. Eyil SPEAK
ing" Seats free. No collection. Watch Tower
t-iflicat.ors NAV he obtained
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVE. CHURCH Service with sermon.
by +. ID. Power. Il a. N subject. is Jesus Di-
viner' p. II, Paul BiSle school, 80.
q E, ,. N
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
WAIT BRENT'O WORD
BiShOpric Is Chief Topic in
Episcopal Circles.
YOUNG PARSONS GROW TRITE

HumOr Mixed with Business mt Do
cesan COnventIon-Revs. p. NJ.
RhineIander and w. VI. GrOsvenOr
May Again BE Candidates-Men's
Thank Offering shows Good Total.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20
EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS. 18th. nea- Dupont Circle.
5, a. IT,, Holy Communion.
Il a. L., service and sermon by rector.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

While you think OF II, telephone your
Want Ad. 20 The Washington Herald, and
bill will be sent you at l cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

The Bishop OF Albany has appointed
Or. De Vr!es. rector Of st. Marks, to the
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Notwithstanding the general sense OF Sc
robustness which pervaded the convention
which met Wednesday and reelected
Bishop Brent, there were two or three
scenes which tended TO relieve the strain
and TO enliven matters.
One of these was caused by a young
clergyman, who, not apparently speaking
TO anything in particular. was called to
order once or twice on the ground that
ne must state mis- point or sit down. He
kept on earnestly, promising 10 do so in
a moment or two, but finally the time
limit deprived the convention OF the op-
portunity OF hearing IL
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Another young clergyman. having q
difficulty of a somewhat similar kind to
vention. some one drew attention TO his
faithfulness and sense Of duty in poetic
and memorable words: The boy stood
on the burning deck"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

Graduation exercises by the boys OF the
Immaculate Conception School viii be held 20
morrow afternoon at 8 O'Clock in Carroll Institute
Hall
The entertainment by the boys Of this institute
held last Tuelday. a revelation 10 many who
heard the excellent chorus with its inspuiting re-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-20

The annual lawn fete for the benefit
Of st AIMS Church. which is regarded by Cath
olics Of the District one Of the most enjoyable
festivals Of the year. will be held next Tuesday,
Wednesday. and Thursday evenings on the grounds
Of the old Magrlder mansion. opposite 81. AIMS