The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-23
ALEXANDRIA CHURCH
MARKS CENTENARY
Bishop Gibson Conducts
Impressive Services at
St. Paul'S.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA, JAN. 3.

In the presence of leading diSni-
taries Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of Virginia and with special
music. the Tooth anniversary Of the
founding Of st Paul-s Protestant
Episcopal Church In this city was
celebrated at that church today The
other two Episcopal churches were
closed this morning TO give the con
zreEatiOns an opportunity to attend
the services at ST PauTs- The first
service was at $50 o'clock this morn
Ing. at which there was holy com
mUuIon- The second service was at II
o'clock.
The services were conducted by Rt-
Pew r y Gibson bishop OF virginia
assisted by the Rev Dr. Angus CTaVS-
fora. Of the Episcopal theological sem
mary; the Rev s 4 Nallls, d D. OF
the Episcopal Theological Seminary, the
Rev William Jackson Morton, rector OF
Of Christ Protestant EspIS-ODal Church,
and tie Rev. Edgar c rT.eIrJeT, rector OF
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church-
Bishop Gibson preached n instr uctlNe
sermon at this service
This afternoon at 80 ClOgh the pU-
pills of che sunday schools or the three
Episcopal churches met at St Paul
Church, and were addressed by Bishop
rms evening at 80 O'Clock services
VIII be held, al which the sermon viii
be delivered by the Rev Bergman
Green. d d.. professor al the EpISCOpdi
Theological Seminary At this service
the. music viii be rendered bv a vested
choir OF fifjv-foUT voices under the di-
recti0u Of Prof Sherman Fowler, as
sisted by : Frank Field and Miss hath-
crime kast-
The soI0ists --UI be: Soprano, Mrs
Elizabeth De .H-,-: alto. Mrs. sherman
= Fowler J-ua- edward p Whitman
baritone, VIM TaIIc-5 bass, Richard
Writ
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Skid
more was hcI5 from the home Of her
niece, Mrs c. J. w Summers, This after
noon and was largely attended The
Rev G. D Eulla- Of the eMthod1St Enls-
cuuaI Church South, conducted the ser
vices and the paHoeaT2rs were T. =
Alien W I Allen Clar'eS Mankln- OF
this city Harvey Carliu and Lewis Car
in. of Washington, uepherys Of the de
ceased, and James Duncan Burial vas
. Ia Union Cemetery
William D. N Bruiu. infant son Of
William N and Edith C. Bruiu, died
Al his parents home, SEA Duke street,
last evening His funeral was held
this afternoon. Inc Res- W r, a.
son. Of the First Baptist Church con
Quoted the services and burial was IN
/ The Methodist Protestant Cemetery
Funeral arrangements have not been
fCoruDTeted fer r C. ~DIukS- ST. who died
/ ~ his home 1lsS Duke street last eve
ming Mr.. Spiuks was siNty-fouT years
| old. and had been i'll for q long time.
He leaves one son. Frank g Splnks,
fr and TWO daughters Miss Rut.s
4 SDinks and Miss Margaret 'Spluks-
Revival services opened today at the
/ Free Methodist Church. in South Lee
! street. and VIII continue during the
/ week The services VIII be como uct ed
I By the Rev. W. J 1IOSedaie, Evangelist
''Tbe True Law Of Life" vas the sub
1 iect o fan interesting sermon delivered
| BIZ the Rev w + Watson at the First
J BAPTIST Church. this morning This
/ evening Ar watson VIII take Tor ms
/ subject The Two Ways OF Life
/ s"Thp Pocket Testament League was
/ the subject Of an address delivered this
/ afternoon by D a Davis director OF
/ the Young Mems Christian Association
/ AT the Young Peoples building the oc
] CaSion being q meeting for men Dr
( C.. r. Cutcait sang d solo