The Washington herald., 1909-10-30
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

Monday is All Saints Day; since A. D.
60 the churches Decoration Day." The
FESTIVAL beautifully sums up the special
Saints Day celebrations, for It is the
last in the current ecclesiastical year. II
was instituted when the Pantheon turned
into Christian church, was appropriate-
y dedicated to 'the Blessed Virgin and
to All Saints" It's great idea is the
unity Of Christians OF all ages. countries.
and races in Christ.
To-day IS donation day at the Eve. Ear
and Throat Hospital, in Fifteenth street
when donations of all kinds Of groceries
and kitchen utensils will be received
Ladies Will be at the hospital between
the hours OF a. m. and 6 D. N. to re-
celYe donations and show visitors through
the hospital
Tomorrow the Episcopal churches will
take up collections at the services.
The diocesan branch of the Woman.s
Auxiliary Will meet on Tuesday. Novem-
Der 2, at Il a. m, in St. Johns Church,
Sixteenth and II streets, when an address
will be given by the archdeacon, Rev.
X, p. Williams. The service will be fol-
lowed BY a business service. when Mrs.
Wetmore viii tel Of her work amoag INC
mountain whites Of North Carolina. In
connection with the forthcoming mis-
sionary council of the Third district. Rev.
7. c. Garland. the general secretary, has
planned special meeting for women. 10
be held IN Trinity parish hall. c street
and Indiana avenue. on Tuesday, Novenl-
Der 9.
At a special meeting Of Trinity Church
Corporation the Rev Philip Mercer
Rhinelander, professor IN the Divinity
School OF the Episcopal Church. Cam
bridge, Mass, was elected vicar of
Trinity Chapel, one Of the most impor-
tant Of the ten chapels in the care Of
Trinity Church, New York City.
Rev Mr.. Rhinelander was at one TIM
associated with Bishop Satterlee In the
work Of the Church Of the Good Shep-
nerd, sixth and 1 streets northeast. He
is brother OF the Mr.. Rhinelander
whose engagement to Miss SatterIea has
recently been announced Mrs W. c
Rives, Of Rhode Island avenue. is a sis
ter.
a memorial window to the memory OF
the parents OF ". A. P. Crenshaw. vestrv-
man and treasurer Of St Thomas Church
has just been placed in that church. The
window Is the first Of a course OF six
teen.
Other memorial windows IN the same
course have been donated Mrs. Douglas
Forrest. the ST. AIban window. in mem
ory Of her husband. Mr.. T. n. Whitney
the st. Patrick window. in memory og his |
vile, and Maj. 3. F. Rittenhouse uses
the ST. Hilda window also in memory Of
his wife.
The Rev. Alexander NJ. Rich, rector ot
All Hallows Parish, Snow Hin. Nd. has
rendered his resignation. He win move /
TO Hawkinsville, Ca.
The Rev. George Williamson Smith /
d. D.. the former distinguished president /
OF Trinity College, Hartford, Conn, Will
reside at 14lO Twenty-first street north 4
west. for the winter. DR.. and Mrs. Will /
hanson Smith have many friends in
washington. Tomorrow the doctor will
be in charge of the services in the
Church OF St. Michael and All Angels.
Baltimore, which is now without a rector,
since the elevation Of DR.. Murray.
Chaplain Brown, Of the Washington
Barracks, e.9umes to-day charge Of the
religious training of the boys OF the
National Cathedral School
Rev. DR.. r. f. Campbell. who for
while was IN charge Of st. Agnes
Chapel. is about to take UP his residence
n the South, probably in North Caro-