The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-16
CARDSFORCEREMONY
Rev. DR.. Harding Becomes a
Bishop on St. Paul's Day.
SERVICES AT TRINITY CHURCH
Christian workers Mass Meeting
Planned for Sunday, January "a.
TOasts Arranged for Brotherhood
Dinner Hospital Committee of
Trinity and ST. Marks 70 Entertain.

Invitations have been issued by the
lstanding committee OF the Diocese OF
washington, and the Cathedral Council.
for the Conservation OF the second Bishop
iof Washington. on st. Paurs day, Mon
day, January .. with the invitation a
lcard has been inclcsed for reply. When
fthis reply Is returned AZ admission card
is sent II the reply Is not received by
to-day en- admission card win not be sent.
THE admission card secures a reserved
seat up to 1915 O'Clock. After 1913 O'Clock
al vacant seats VIII be filed. Those
cards are to be presented at the middle
door OF the church. The service begins
at Il o'clock.
Trinity Church win seat not quite 1900
people at the conservation services. All
the clergy Of the diocese. and visiting,
as well as all those who are officially
connected with the diocese. as delegates
to the convention. VIII be seated ex-
omcio.
These win need about half the avail
able space. The remaining seats have
-Sbeen assigned to the various rectors for
distribution, according 10 the size OF their
cOngTegation-tO no one church more than
twenty seats being allotted.
The coasecrating prelate VIII be the
Most Rev. Daniel s Tuttie. D. D. Pre-
siding Bishop Of the church. assisted by
the Right Reverend. the Bishops Of New
Jersey and Pittsburs. The Bishops TO
present the Bishop-elect- viii be the
Bishops OF Ohio and Central Pennsyl-
vania- The preacher viii be the Bishop
Of Kentucky.
Bishop-eiect Hardings attending pres
oysters viii be Reyereneds ". A. Mitchell
and Minor Canon CraighllL
The Churchman'S League Is planning q
general reception at night. 10 the newly
/ Consecrated Bishop
January q. at $50 o'clock. a Christian
Workers Mass-meetlng' VII be held IN
Convention Hall. Fifth and K streets
northwest The subject 10 be presented
VIII be The eity, the nation. and the
world for Christ" The Bishop Of Harris
burg VIII speak on the subject OF The
city Of Washington for Christ" the Bis
/ hop Of Central Pennsylvania. The nation
/ for Christ" and the Bishop Of Ken
lucky or ''The world for Christ"
/ Three thousand Sunday schoo! children
/ have been invited 70 form the Christian
! Workers Chorus" which viii be sup
/ ported by the United States Marine Band.
/ The chorus vii be led by Mr. Edgar
/ Priest. A r. " c. NJ Il IS hoped 10
/ I'll Convention Hail 70 the doors Il IS
+ further Dr. Harding's desire that The
Christian Workers Meeting shall be
under the direction OF Bishop Tuttie. who
/ wiz make the meeting. as q were, Al
I introduction 20 and thus a part Of the
/ ooaazeratIoa service, whieh vii take
place on TIE following day.
| The Offering VII be for diocesan mis-
/ sions, offered with the general aspiration
/ that the Capital o. the United States
may become more and more a mission
/ airy center for the evangelization OF the
/ world
/ The regular annual missionary rallies
/ viii be held tomorrow, second Sunday
after Epiphany
AT the Church OF the Epiphany the ad-
dress viii be By Rev. c. r Peter. AT 4
o'clock p n At ST Marks Church
+ the address viii be BY Rev Daniel p
1
2. n. AT Christ Church, Georgetown. the
address VIII De By Rev. Alfred Harding,
/ D. D, az % O'Clock a n.
The following hymns suggested BY the
board Of missions viii be sung; Numbers
So, 50s 25s, 51s and 5J7. The offerings VIII
be for missions
At the various Sunday schools to-mor-
row badges VIII be distributed by the
committee in charge. Of which Rev. F. B.
Howden Is chairman, 10 the children who
expect 10 be az the mass meeting IN
Convention Hall a week hence
The Boys Club OF Emmanuel Church,
Anacostia. gave an entertainment IN the
parish hall Wednesday evening. January
Is. to raise funds for a gymnasium. Not
withstanding the inclemency OF the
weather. the hall was full OF interested
spectators. Several beautiful tableaux
were given. besides a drill by 7. n c. A.
boys from the city.
The regular meeting Of the Sunday
School Institute Of the Diocese Of Wash
ington VIII be held st the Church Of the
Epiphany on Tuesday, January Is, at
7:S5 o'clock. The first topic will be The
ideal arrangement and decoration Of Sun
day school rooms & tweuty-minute pa
per by Miss Hilda North. The second
topic viii be Pictures as en- Illustration
OF Sunday school lessons a tweaty-min-
ute paper by Mrs. Edna Phelps Hastings.
Prompt three-minute discussions are
hoped for. These discussions are open
not only 70 be clergy and laynen pres
ent. bot to the ladies also
At the Brotherhood dinner On next
Wednesday In St PauTs parish house
the toasts TO be responded to VIII be as
follows; THE diocese Bishop-elect
Harding. D. D; The man and the
church Commissioner Macfarland; go
We into all the world" Rev. r. II. Nc
Kin. D. D. IL. D.: Our nsIghbors." H.
c. Turnbuu. r.. Of Baltimore; Prayer,
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, D. D., D. c. LII
Service" J Holdsworth Gordon; The
assembly" Rev. G. Freeland Peter; THE
juniors" F. c. Mnnson: The Brother
hood man and his rector Rev. ". L.
De vries. Ph. D., and The Brother
hood" G. Frank Shelby. OF New York
Mr.. Shelby arrives in the city this even
Ing. and wiz address an informal gath
ering Of men and boys in the interest Of
st. Andrews Brotherhood on Sunday. as
follows: Preceding the II q N. service
at the Chapel Of the Nativity: after morn
ing service at St Stephens Church; 3 p.
m. St Johns Church, Lafayette square;
preceding evening service. Epiphany
Chapel. and after evening service. Grace
Church. South Washington
Monday evening, January IS. at ST
o'clock, there will be a meeting OF men,
bers Of ali the Brotherhood chapters OF
the Diocese OF Washington in St
Thomas Parish Han, corner Eighteenth
and Church streets northwest The