The Washington herald., 1909-11-10

Delegates 70 the Missionary Council Of
the Third Department Of the Episcopal
Church. which meets In Washington to-
day IN its second session. were given
reception last night in the New Willard
by the Cathedral Council OF the Diocese
of Washington.
In addition 20 the delegates, the guests
were the clergy Of tho diocese and the
lay delegates TO the last diocesan con-
vention. In the receiving line were the
following. Bishop Harding, of the Diocese
of Washington; Rev DIR. r. H. McHim,
rector Of Epiphany Church; Rev. r. P.
Williams, rector Of Trinity Church; Rev.
W. i. De Vrles. rector Of ST. Marks
Church; Rev. c. +. Buck, rector Of Rock
Creek parish; Rev. A. s. Johns. rector Of
Washington parish, Rev. +. p. Howden,
rector Of Georgetown parish. and Rev.
G. c. Brateuahl, rector OF 81. Adams
Col George Truesdell introduced the
guests, OF whom there were more than $50
In addition TO Bishop Harding. the di-
vines present Of highest ecclesiastical
rank were Bishop Darlington. Of Harris
burg. Pa. Bishop Hiusman, of Delaware,
Right Rev. Robert A. Gibson, Of Virginia
Right Rev Beverly -. Tucker. Coadjutor
Bishop Of Southern Virginia, and Right
Rev. William l. Gravatt Coadjutor
Bishop OF West Virginia. Refreshments
were served.
List OF Guests.
Among others present were:
j. Miller Kenyon, Commissioner Macfarland Rev.
Charles g. SPARKS James r. Taylor. T. Holds
worth Gordon. r. " Alexander. John d. Howard.
Ro6ert $ chew. Rev J. Fl. W. Blake. Rev, T. b.
Or 6, a. As-bom Rev + ~ u. Jobns,1 Rev.
G. r. Weaver. Rev. H. Allen Griffith Rev. John
Gloson. hcr William bTayshaW- Key. walter
Rev Canon Austin. W. a Nus Rev, William
Meade Clarke. Rev r. G. Dunlap. Rev. A. B.
. u.,,. bsTt /. Amos. mares \. Element
G. T.. X. C7gsaell. Rev. 7. " Neyc Rev. W. e..
Davenport Rcr r. h. Nlazsie Rev. Edward b.
l ICY ;g , W.H u SayTaT' D. q, Al}lel'
Johns Gilbert NJ Hustled. II. O. ParEaan Rev.
g. Calvert Car,er, Rev W. T. Williams. Rev.
s P, T,,. 's' pi i-l5 I Pl 81, ~ a. ~
Thompson Rev. Thomas A. Johnstone. S. +.
Kramer, Rev +. +. Dudley, John b. s.emaa. IT,.
7; CO. -' D.. -, NJ. 1I;'. p. TL. -
j. Garland, W ". Robsr--.n, J.. g. Cole Rev.
W. y. Jones. Ee'. J; r. y. Harding Rev 9 Z A.
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Vr,-isr- Rob- T,rb-. Rev NJ y vyri,-,s
Rcr. w. A. Mitchell. o.. A. lf7sgie Rev. L. ~
Cole. He1r T. Bryan. A. J.. Browne. Rev. Angus
Crawford, ". IT. Singleton, Rev j. Iir1nirs helms
Toward ~ S"oga'Is J'an j. weaver hrap
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C.,.sri1 rev Cfarles hi b.. T,,rrar Psv r A
Curtis. Rev. n B. lee. Rev ". r. b Turner
JOHN T-ass Rev. Martin Auer and Rev Charlie
h. Buck.
First Session To-day.
III, Act eossJ,. % tLa N,J.sto,o,,
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1.'i1-' VI '''' '''-' ~ ga. '''i,..' IN ~
Atio TINS morning lh trinity CA"'eh' oe
ginning at 10 o'clock. The holy com
munion viii be celebrated by Bishol
Harding. and a sermon will be dellyere,
b,. pysr,r, 1rfcsr,s, 20 Dalsc.aro
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-o. w ''o'. anu
VIII follow Immeolately aIterWard, IN IN
parish hail. adjoining the church.
At 215 o'clock the session will be re
sr1med In conference ON church OK
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F'i ''''7"- '''0 ''''N"''e '~'J. "'' ~
discussed;
How 20 gain the cooperation OF tn
clergy" How TO gain the cooperation
Of the laity.' Opportunities 20 presen
The cause OF missions and what Is IN
best way 20 raise the apportionment?
The speakers 10 omen and close the ses
sion viii be. Rev. DIT. +. w. Tomkins
Rev. II. z. Lee, DIT. G. A. Aschman, W
". Robertson Rev Dr. John j. LLOYD
Rev. r 5. Coup.anG, Rev ~. Herber
C,., ,,,,. ' Nm ~ G-o,,.. d.r 5
,,-oets 7,ortTv,est t,s hen rIa.e5 ~ %
dierogaI Of the council for \ mass meet
ms tonight az O'Clock. The address o
greeting will be by Bishop Harding, ii
aadiuoh 10 Whleh Jae ioHo"lns a1dreSse