Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-24
Will Deliver Sermons in Six
teen Washington Churches.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY
Episcopal Dignitaries to Attend
Church Workers Meeting.
RECEPTION FOR DR.. HARDING
Function at New Willard Hotel
After Conservation Services
Tomorrow Night.

Preliminary to the conservation service
Monday morning when DR. Harding Will
become Bishop of Washington. nearly ev-
cry one of the church dignitaries who are
to take part will be present this aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock at the Christian
workers mass meeting in Convention
Hall.
\ leahet will be given to every one
WHO attends the mass meeting upon en-
tering. outlining the service and repro
ducing in full the hymns to be sung.
The addresses will be made by four of
the greatest speakers of the Episcopal
Church.
Bishop futile the presiding bishop OF
the house OF bishops, will make the in
troductory address. Bishop Darlington Of
Harrisburg has for his subject The
city for Christ Bishop Talbot of the
diocese of central Pennsylvania will speak
on The Nation for Christ Bishop
Woodcock. who will preach the sermon
Al the conservation service Monday, will
conclude the meeting with his address,
The World for Christ.
Bishops in Pulpits.
Sixteen churches will have sermons by
bishops today. The appointments are:
Ascension, p.m.-Bishop Parker, coad-
jutor bishop of New Hampshire.
Church of the Good Shepherd. pm
Rev. DR.. Charles Hayes.
St Adams a.m.-Bishop Talbot, Bishop
of central Pennsylvania.
ST. Stephens. p.m.-Bishop Horner.
Bishop of Asheville. n. c:
St. Johns am.-Bishop Leonard,
Bishop of Ohio.
st. Margaret's. am-Bishop Horner.
Trinity a.m.-Bishop Walker, Bishop of
Western New York; pm. Bishop Gravett,
Is,,s-r h;ct,o oct UIria
ST. Andrews. p.m.-Bishop Adams,
Bishop of Easton. Md.
Christ Church. Georgetown. am
Bishop Gravett. coadjutor bishop of West
Virginia; pm. Bishop Leonard, B1shop
ST Marks am.-Bishop Woodcock,
Bishop of Kentucky: pm, Bishop Tuttle.
Christ Church. navy yard. a.m--Rev.
st. Thomas. a.m.-Bishop Adams. Bish-
op of Easton. Md: pm, Canon Austin,
Jamaica. West Indies.
st. Johns. Georgetown, am.-Bishop
Parker.
Epiphany am.-Bishop futile. Bishop
Of Missouri: pm. Bishop Darlington.
Bishop of Harrisburg.
Church of the Advent. .m.-Archdea con
Allston: pm. Bishop Walker. Bishop OF
Western New York.
St Pauls. m.-Bishop Darlington,
Bishop of Harrisburg: pm, Bishop Tai
bot. Bishop of Central Pennsy Iva, "a, 10
present Monday. He was to have come
but his health will not permit He is at
present in Florida
Saw DR.. Satterlee Elevated.
AT the conservation service will be only
few who saw Bishop Satterlee's conse-
Grafton in New York in 1895. Rev. Wal
ter A. Mitchell. who was an attending
presbyter at that time. will act in the
same capacity Monday.
Rev. Dr. McKim was the other presby-
ter then He will be present. Rev. Ed
ward Marshall Mott and Rev. Charles
l. Buck. who Will attend, were also at
Bishop Satterlee's conservation.
In place of the regular meeting Of the
Churchman'S League which was TO have
been held tomorrow evening, it has beer
decided to give a reception TO the Bishop
Of Washington and Mrs. Alfred Harding
that same evening in the New Willard.
No formal invitations have been issued.
Members of the league have been request
ed 10 disseminate the information All
residents of the city will be welcome. The
reception will be held from O'clock 10
10.