The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-13
YESTRY ELECTIONS
SHOW FEW CHANGES
Washington Episcop a |
Churches Make Annual
Choice of Officers.

BY the vestry elections in the Epis-
copal churches Of Washington the per
sonnet Of the various boards have I'M
dergone little change. The elections are
q feature Of the Easter season in the
churches, and were held yesterday and
last night Several vacancies on the
vestries caused by the deaths OF old
members were filled and in a few in
stances designations were accepted and
other members elected.
At St. Thomas Church the result of
the election was as follows:
Senior warden, Brig. Gen. George A.
woodward; junior warden, Melville
Church; members of the vestry. Brig.
Gen Woodward. Mr.. Church. Gen.
John A. Wilson, John c. Davidson, Chief
Justice Harry M. Clabaugh, I. W.
Noyes, Gen. John A Johnson, A. p.
Crenshaw, Charles J. Bell and Joseph
Z Thropp.
At st. AIargaret's Church. the fol-
lowing were elected: Senior warden,
James Is, Wiler; junior warden, Rear
Admiral Thomas A. Selfridge; vestry-
men, Leroy futile, j. Miller Kenyon,
Creerys Beverly r Mason, and Pay d.
rector Leonard Frailey, u. 5. n.
Church of Epiphany.
The following were elected at the
Church OF the Epiphany; Senior war
den. w. d. Baldwin; junior warden
Elias s. Hutchinson; vestrymen, Col
George TruesdaIe, ]. Taylor Arms, w.
p. Titcomb, Nathaniel Wilson, DR.. A
r. Stands, Col. Hilary Herbert, DR.. H.
D. Frye. and c. n. Osgood
The Rev. Robert Talbot, rector Of st.
Paul's Church. announced the following
elections: Senior warden. John NJ. Nc
Kinney: Junior warden. II. L. Rusk'
1r.; vestrymen, De. Henry Dixon, judge
Louis 4. Pradt, Fred Dec. Faust, Cen
&. H Whipple. DR.. w. 4. Woenlg'
Philip x. Kelley, and William b Dent
william Wheatley and Joseph Brad
icy were elected senior ana junior war
den. respectively, of Christ Church, in
Georgetown. Louis Maclall and Fred
Duvan were chosen as assistant Var
dens. The vestrymen follow; Henry
:. Matthews. J. Holdsworth Gordon
William A Gordon, William 3. Orme,
BENJAMIN Miller, Lieut.. Comdr. Downs
Wilson, Owen Thompson, and j. Maui
rice Adler.
Trinity Church Election.
At Trinity Church T. o. Ebaugh and
William NJ. Steuart were elected senior
and Junior warden, respectively. The
Nestrymen are DR.. George III. Acker,
Bert I. Amos. Major James L. Bell. DR..
J. w. Buckley, Henry English, w. K.
Myers. Eugene =. Thompson, and
George S. WhitraOre.
St Lulxe's Church-Senior warden, DR..
j. C. Norwood; junior warden, ID. d.
Moore: vestrymen, DR.. w p. Napier
Charles A. Thomas, William II. Conn,
Dr. ]. X. wilder, Henry L Dixon
Charles j. Pickett, Robert Rice, and
Church OF the Advent. Bloomingdale-
Senior warden, William Berry; junior
warden. Harry i. MAJOR XeStTy men
William Perry, Harry y. Major. J. Il
1<ettner BENJAMIN F. Taylor, Reuber
a Small, and George W. Brown.
The election at St Johns Church
sixteenth and II streets, was held in the
7aorning. The vestrymen selected were
Judge Alexander B. Hagner, Admiral
charles r. Stockton, Gen. Eugene A
surgeon General Rixey, Gist Blair, WI
jam Corcoran Hill, and William G
Eustis.
AT St. Marks Church.
At St Marks Church, w. T. KEN
and Robert ]. Walker. wardens; vestry-
men. John w. Chew. IL J. Wiley, H K
Blair NJ. H Hartman. George A En-
mons, William Z. Crimes Clair r Hill
yer, and Alexander Pope
Christ Church, @ street southeast: i
3. Taylor and H J. Caywood. wardens
and 3. w. Perry, J. Z. Hutchinson, 5
p. Hardin, ]. r. Stephenson, J. c
Schroeder. and +. n. kerry, yestryTnen
II L Johns and G. L Hutchinson were
selected delegates TO the convention, and
w. A. storm and y. S Bright alter
mates. Mr.. Hutchinson, Mr.. Schroeder
and Mr.. Terry were placed on the GENE
ltery committee
Trinity Church. TalxOma Park: Senior
warden. James Taylor junior warden
T. H LAEhtfoot; vestrymen, Miltor
Whitney, r. s Brown, II IL ROBERTS
james Taylor, Homer Query, Norman
jackson, J. =. x. Lee, !. II. Idghnoot
deieEate TO the diocesan convention
James Taylor; alternate. J. A Martin
REGISTRAR, J. II. Idghtfoot.