The Washington herald., 1909-10-23

east, pulpit In memory OF Right Rev
II. Y. SatteTlee. d. D.. and a bishop chair
in memory OF Mrs. Justine Prindle Har-
ding. whose sudden death just after her
husbands elevation was felt 10 be pc
culiariy sad.
Invitations have been sent out in the
name Of the provost and members OF the
Cathedral Council TO the clergy and
laity, requesting the honor Of their pres
ence at the reception TO be given at the
New Willard on the evening Of the
9th OF November
In view of the supreme Importance or
the meeting Of the missionary council. the
bishop has asked the clergy OF the d.
geese, II they can conveniently arrange
10 do so, 70 preach on the subject OF the
church's mission on Sunday, November
l.
Following close on the missionary
council. comes the Laymen's Missionary
Movement convention, which meets No
vember 11-14, with headquarters at the
Y. NJ c. A. building. 1895 G street on
the cooperative committee are the fol-
lowing clergy OF the church: Bishop
Harding Rev. j. Hennlhg Nelms. DR.
r. II. McKim, Mr.. II. Scott Smith. and
c. Ernest Smith
Bishop Harding mas called a confer
ence Of representative laymen Of the
diocese TO confer on diocesan matters, TO
meet at the bishops house. at g p. m,
November 5. This conference VIII be like
the one held last year which was 80
successful The various rectors have FUR
nished the bishop with names Of repre-
sentative laity.
The bishop leaves Monday, October %.
at 1880 a. m, to finish his Southern
Maryland visitations
On October z at the residence Of Mr..
Randall Hoes, 1886 Rhode Island avenue.
the president and lady managers Of the
House OF Mercy, 24oS X street. win give
an afternoon tea, when the work % the
inmates will be exhibited and sold: also
another tea. similar in character. on No
vember g. at the House OF Mercy itself.
In the annual report Of the Young
Woman's Christian Home 81 c street
northwest. which has now been pub
lished and distributed, the following
clergymen are recorded as having con-
Quoted religious services: Rev. Drs De
Vries and H. Scott Smith, Revs z NJ
Thompson, J. Henning helms. Frederick
B. Howden. Homer Deis. G. Freeland
Peter, Canon Austin, and r. VI. Mott.
The eleventh annual report OF the
Episcopal Home for Children at the
head Of Talbert street, Anacostia, D. c.
T., vn~fr, a.,
summer) is a strong presentation OF the
need OF such a work which has attended
the efforts already made. Rev. willard
G.. Davenport is chaplain.
Last Monday the board OF governors
Of the Eye. Ear. and Throat Hospital. in
Fifteenth street met at the hospital for
the transaction Of business.
Saturday. October 80 is donation day
at the hospital. when II is hoped that
enough groceries and the like will be
sent In 20 last several months. Next
day Is hospital Sunday. when offerings
are taken up IN the churches
In connection with the Sunday school
Institute there is 10 be teachers train
ing school class. at which Bishop Harding
viii give a series OF lectures or the
prayer book on the first Wednesday IN
the month beginning with the first Wed
nesday in December.
Members Of the church will hear with
profound thankfulness that the gifts on
the apportionment FOR the wear Just
closed-September SO-haVe been found 10
be sufficient TO pay all appropriations
and TO decrease by $15.50O the deficit OF
$iS,500 Inherited from the previous year.
On All Saints Day, November l.
memorial window will be put into 81.
Thomas Church, near Dupont Circle. by
Mr.. A. z. Crenshaw. veStryman and
treasurer Of the parish, 10 the memory OF
his parents. Mt. A p. and Elizabeth A.
Crenshaw
The clericus Of Washington City met
Tuesday at 1 p. m. at the residence OF
Chaplain II. A. Brown. L. S. A. IN
Washington Barracks. 10 hear a paper
presented by Rev. DR.. Crawford dean n
Virginia Theological Seminary. on the
subject OF Theological education" which
they did after an excellent luncheon pro-
vided by Chaplain Brown, who proved
himself a genial host Among the clergy
who spoke on the paper were Bishop
Harding Rev Frederick B. Howden.
Minor Canon Craiglin. DR.. De Vries. DR..
McKim, and Rev. J. Henning Nelms.
Mrs. George John Romanes, known in
literature as Ethel Romanes. will lecture
in the diocese TO the Woman's Auxiliary,
the National Cathedral School for Girls.
and several other diocesan organizations
from December to II. Mrs. Romanes'
husband was the celebrated scientist.
who. after a lapse into dreary Iceptieisis,
found his way back TO the faith and be-
came a devout Christian to the day Of
his death