The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-23

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D. D.. will become a bishop in the
Church Of God The public interest is in
tense. Trinity Church, however, will seat
less than 100 people. Bishops and other
visiting clergy viii be here in force, most
Of the city pulpits being filed tomorrow
by them.
To-day in Convention Hall. at the Chris
tian Workers mass meeting, many Of
these bishops viii be present 10 hear the
distinguished speakers
So far as known, the following sermon
appointments for tomorrow have been
made:
Ascension. m-BishoD Parker. coadjutw Bishop
/ Of New HGnpshiTe.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. ,. m--Rey. Dr..
St. Alban's a. Ta.-BisA0p Talbot, Bishop Of
Central Pennsylvania
St Stephens ,. m.-Bishop Homer. Bishop d
AsheTille y c.
I ST John's a m-Eshop Leonard. Bishop If
/ Ohio
St. Ma-zarets. a. m.-Bishop Homer.
| Trinity. a. m.-Bishop WsIkef. Bishop q Western
NeE YORK: D n Bishop GraFeIt. Coadjut0T Bishop
Of West Virginia
s.; Andrews. p m.-Bishop Adams. Bishop q
Ess;on. Nd
/ Christ Church. Georgetown. a m-Bishop Grarett.
CoadJutor Bishop 4 West Virginia; p. a.. Bishop
Leonard. Bishop q Ohio
- Marks. a. m--Blshcp WooGc0ck Bishop q
keutucky. ,. H. Bishop futile
CariSt Chsrch. navy yard, a m--Rsv. Dr. Charles
Hayes.
St Thomas. a. m--BisbOp Adams. Bishop Il
Wsst Indies
s.. johns. Georgetown. a. m-Bishop Parker.
Epiphany. a m--Bishop TJtfle Bishop q MiS-
s0ar: D n. Bishop Darlington. Bishop q Hars-
burg
Church q the Advent. q m--ATchdeacou Anssou;
p m--BishOp Walker, Bishop q Western New
ST Paurs a m.-Bishop Darlington. Bishop If
Harrisburg; p. n, Bishcp Talb0s. Bish0p q Cen
tral Pennsylvania.
one bishop viii be absent on Monday
whom many would greatly wish 20 see
present He IS the Bishop or Maryland,
Right Rev. William Paret. D. D.. who
has gone Tor his annual winter sojourn
70 Winter Park. Fla.
As Washington was q part OF the Do
cese OF Maryland before the territory was
divided. IL was hoped that Bishop ParetI
as Bishop Of Maryland would be one Of.
Canon Harding's consecrators, and, in
deed. his name was at first so printed on
the proposed order OF service.
No witness OF Canon Harding's conse-I
Grafton VIII be more interested than will
Canon Austin. now on q visit 70 Wash
ington frem Jamaica. West Indies
Canon Austin, who is the rector OF Span
ishtown Cathedral was for many years
close neighbOr and personal fIlend Of
Rev. Richard Harding. the elder brother
OF the bishop-elect
The occasion being Of such highly
festival nature. only white stoles viii be-
worn b. the clergy. IN casa Of failure
for any cause 70 bring a white stole
the assistant marshal has certain num-
Der he can furnish when needed Other
wise the clergy VIII bring their own vest
ments that all may appear il the pro-
cession-
The laity present at the service are REL
quested not TO leave their places in theI
church. unless for imperative cause. Until
the service is ended and the choir and
clergy have withdrawn.
Owing 10 the length Of the service it IS !
suggested that only the bishops and
other clergy. the lay deputies OF the |
diocesan convention. the members Of the /
Catholic chapter and council. and the /
family Of the bishop-elect receive the I
communion al this time. For all others /
earlier celebrations viii be held IN most
OF the parish churches. OF which due
notice viii be given in the usual way, and
also in special advertisements In the
daily press. under the heading Of serv- /
ices in connection with the conservation !
service.
In lieu OF the usual January meeting of 4
the Churchman'S League Of the District
Of Columbia, the executive committee OF /
the league viii tender the Bishop Of /
Washington and Mrs. Harding a recep-
ton al the New Willard Hotel. from 10 4
10 O'Clock on Monday evening. January 4
=. 1893. No formal invitations will be 4
issued. All residents OF the city viii be
welcome
The annual election OF the officers Of
the board OF managers OF the Episcopal
Home for Children resulted as follows:
President Mrs. W. G. Davenport. found
er Of Jne home; first vice president, Mrs.
Henry Y. Satterlee; second vice president.
Mrs. Alfred Harding; third vice president
Mrs. Arthur A. Birney; recording score
tary. Mrs. J. y. Steed; corresponding
secretary, Miss Victoria Koones; treas
urer. Mrs. r. J. Earnshaw
It was decided to postpone the annual
meeting and reception, always held on
January Is. for a couple OF weeks. on
account Of the conservation Of the bishop
elect occurring the same week.
The Churchman'S League is arranging
for the delivery Of a course Of lectures
this Lent on the following subjects. The
idea Is to make these lectures as popu-
lar as possible. so that the congregation
them viii have something prac-
teal to take away with them:
No. l, The British church," No. ?. Con
version Of the Anglo Saxons;'' No. 5,
History Of the Magma Charta, and sub
seQuent relations of the Roman See be-
fore the Reformation" No I. The truth
OF Henry the Eighth's relation to the
Reformation in the English church," No
5, Fundamental principles Of the English
Rev. George Calvert Carter, rector Of
St Andrews. this city. completed on
Monday last FIVE years OF rectorship Of
that parish Mr.. Carter has done a
very good work at St Andrews during
these five years. In various ways the
parish has grown. Particularly has the
rector been instrumental in instilling his
people with a belief that they San conquer
all the financial questions brought on b.
their heavy debt. This they have been
doing gTandly II was right therefore.
that on Monday last. St Andrews parish
should give St Andrews rector and Mrs.
Carter. as they did. a great and thor
0Ughly enthusiastic reception.
The last meeting Of the Glorious was
interesting by reason Of the
fact that the hosts on the occasion were
en members Of the organization, instead
IF one, as IS usually the case. and because
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