The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-18


| tial constitution transcends all distinc-
| tions OF class, caste, race or color Its
great sacraments are signs and seals OF
brotherhood, of birth into one household.
| of fellowship at one Fathers table.
| Toward the accomplishment OF this task
the church ought TO have an effective In
| strument In the Episcopate. For the OF
| flee means that single executive found
| everywhere so effective. and yet an Of
| flee standing ever for brotherhood with
| out which II would betray It's trust I'm
less the Episcopate stand for brotherhood
| II is not apostolic. whatever it's claim may
be. True leadership requires that man
| shall not hold himself aloof from men
but that he shall get near them and be
somehow Of them. AS chief minister, the
bishop may we'll be kind OF tribune OF
| the people. So he was in ancient days
1t thrills one TO call up from the past that
scene when Ambrose at Milan closed the
| church doors against the blood stained
emperor. Let the bishop today fear not
to face wrong. to stand up for the people,
or, If need be. TO rebuBe the madness
| of the people,
| The design and destinies of democracy,
who may adequately describe? The
democracy must not turn from its IDEAS
or humanity. a prime fact OF human
The faith of the Son OF Man. with all its
superhunan sanctions, is the religion OF
humanity, OF this religion the church is
the organized expression. The church is
TO be lined up on the right side In these
great questions, on the side of God and
humanity. And she must ever stand for
COD and humanity. She needs democracy
to keep her true to social justice, TO the
rights OF the poor. to that ideal OF a
spiritual republic. the commonwealth and
brotherhood OF man.
Democracy needs the church TO save It
from becoming worldly, materiaiistic. sell
fish and base. Let the bishop. so far
as in him lies be a minister of reconcilia-
tion apostle OF brotherhood.
My brother. inadequately have I ex-
pressed what know to be the tenor Of
your own convictions and purposes You
follow one who left an inspired example
OF life freely spent and bravely laid
down for Christ's sake and the gospels.
You Will have your trials. Be stcadfast
In your faith, knowing that the same af-
nlctions are accomplished in the brother
OF sustaining help there Is In this thought
OF brotherhood? There is the brotherhood
Of that one Epscopate whereof part Is
held by each bishop for the whole There
is the brotherhood Of the holy Catholic
church. the communion OF saints.
There is also the brotherhood of man
kind for Christ's sake, In His name
claim your brotherhood with men. That
claim for you today finds expression in
the words Hold up the weak. heal the
outcasts. seek the lost. Presently shall
be given TO you that solemn charge
given by st, Paul. The apostle himself
word, meaning, literally, stir up into flame
the gift of God. As that gift, by the
imposition of hands. YOU by the breath
vi prayer SUdIl IAN INTO living ilamg, your
heart shall burn within You in love to
all for whom Christ died, II is flame
enkindled by the Holy Ghost and by fire
From the Holy Ghost comes that fire of
love.
And then there is He whom is at once
master OF all the brethren and the friend
mat sticketb closer than brother. Nav
He stand by YOU and put power into you
be always near you 10 guide, To comfort
and uphold.
Clergy in Attendance
The members of the clergy of the
Episcopal church who were present at
the conservation service were as fol-
lows; Rt. Rev. ID. S. Tuttlc, presiding
bishop; Rt. Rev, Bunce Brewster, bishop
of Connecticut; Ri. Rev. w. Il. Nichols,
bishop of California; ri. Rev. Sheldon
NJ. Grlswold, bishop of Salina; ri. Rev.
+. 5. Spalding, bishop Of Utah; Rev
John w: Oil, of Grand Junction; Rev. C.
w: &. Lyon, Delta, Col; A. Moldus
Miller, Montrose, Colo; John Heal
Montrose, Colo; II. S. Snodcn, Break.
ondy; Percy Irwin, New Castle. George
II. Horton, Glenwood Springs; A. D. j.
Harris, iampa, Colo; Hoyt uenriques
Clover Valley, New: George H. Hunt.
ington, Ely, New; A, George, Park
City Utah; Paul Jones, Logan; w. NJ,
Fleetwood, Ogden, Thornton Senhardt,
Provo; j. G.. Scofield, Provo.
Immediately following the consecra.
ton service banquet in honor of Bish-
op Brewster was given to the visiting
clergy, their friends and the principal
members of the two Episcopal churches
at Rowland hall. Exactly 100 people
We're seated at the beautifully decorated
tables, Governor William Spry had
been invited to be present, but he was
called out Of town unexpectedly and
could not attend. Mrs. Spry, however,
p,.I,
toastmaster and short speeches were
made by all of the various members of
the clergy and others who were pres
ent. The tables were beautifully deco.
rated with roses and carnations The
reception committee consisted of Mrs
G. IT. Wallace, chairman; Mrs. Morris
L. Ritchie, Mrs. n. T, Putnam, Miss
Sarah Spalding, Miss Elizabeth Spald-
ing, and Mrs. c. D. Moore. Mrs. r.. G.
Griffen, Mrs. D. Taylor, and Mrs, Don
aid Rose served punch. In addition to
the above named members of the clergy
the following were present at the ban
quet:
Mrs. Hoagle, Mrs. Scheid, Mrs. G. Y,
Wallace, Mrs. James Hogle, Mrs Hub
bard Reed, Mrs. W. P. Kiser. Mrs. John
Weir, Mrs. McGrath, Mrs F. Dickert,
Mrs. \. NJ. Howard, Mrs. IL, c. Wallace,
Mrs. T. c. Griffin, Mrs. George II.
I1htOu- ME. van hcuSeD, MISS Lees,
Mr.. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Put
nam, Ely, New; Mrs. VIM. G. Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y, Wallace, j. Walcott
Thompson, Major Wilkes, the Vestries
of st. Mark s and st. Pauls parishes,
the heads of the various church organi-
cations Of the state, Mr.. and Mrs Karl
Schneid, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs. G. T.
Richards, Governor and Mrs Spry, Miss
Elizabeth and Miss Sarah Spalding, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo, NJ, Bacon, Mr VIM. r.
Kiser. Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Moore, Mr.,
and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Marshall, Mrs Jas
A. Hoegle, Miss Bertha Hampstead, Mrs
II. C. Wallace Mrs. Fedinand Dickert,
Mrs. Constant Brown, Mrs. c. u. An
derson, Mrs. j. NJ. Denny, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. T. Adams.
Decorations were iris, orchids (seut
from California; and roses.
Following the banquet public recep-
ton was held at Rowland hall at which
about 500 of the friends and members
Of the Episcopal churches of this city
shook hands with the new bishop and
the visiting clergy. Bishop Brewster
was warmly congratulated, and al
though his hosts of friends here are
sorry IN Seo hin, laayo ibov ,,o ,,I.l c,r