The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-12

toward the present years apportonmeht
it had $2l0 IN the treasury.
The president made the announcement
that the Bishop of Tokyo. Japan. wouiu
preach November q in their parish
church. 1T was also announced that
Mss Emery would address the auxiliary
during the winter.
Mrs. Ware. of Kearney. Neb,, gave
stirring and vivid address on the WORK OF
her husband, the Rev. Mr.. Ware, Tor
merlv ArchdeacOn of the Black Hllls,
among the people of Nebraska far from
the settled districts and the large towns.
Two hundred and twenty persons had
been baptized by the bishop at single
visit IN a section where no services had
been held for more than twenty years.
Quite number of the members OF
the Junior Brotherhood chapters OF
Washington attended meeting held In
Emmanuel Church, Baltimore. last even
ing as the guests of the Baltimore Junior
Assembly.
Ascension parish has arranged to nave
its annual Thanksgiving service for the
Sunday school on November p at $50
p. m. Every child is expected TO bring
contribution in kind. These contribu-
| tons OF the children are used in the
decorations OF the church for Thanks
giving and afterward sent to the Episco-
pal Home for Children, in accordance
with the custom which obtains In some
OF our churches.
Members Of the Senior Brotherhood
chapters of Annapolis and Baltimore Will
be the guests OF the washington Senior
brotherhood Assembly next Saturday
evening. November 49, The meeting will
be held I'm Trinity Parish Hall and sup
per will be served, after which addresses
will be made by local and visiting broth
erhood men.
The Rev. ]. J. Dlmon. rector OF St
Andrews Church, has accepted an invi-
tatlon 10 be the preacher at the annual
service OF the Washington Junior Broth
erhoOd Assembly. which is 10 be held at
the Church of the Ascension Monday
evening. December 5.
| In order that the congregation Of St
Johns Church. Bethesda, Md. may have
their new rector live among them. they
have begun campaign for funds with
which 10 build a reetory. Yesterday they
gave a luncheon at the old Masonic
| Temple, In + street, and they will give
another to-day for the purpose of raising
funds 10 aid the cause
On All Saints Day, November ], two
memorial windows were dedicated in st.
Adams Church. one given by Mrs. Arthur
7. Woods, in memory OF her husband. and
the other by Miss Katharine Joy Dyer,
in memory Of her father. the Rev. Dr..
Heman Dyer
Trinity parish, OF which the Rev. r. p
Williams Is rector, announces services on
Thanksgiving Day at 7:3O and II a. m
The parishioners are asked TO make gen.
erous offerings 10 the superannuated and
disabled clergy fund.
The organlst Of Trinity Church, Mr.
Oscar F. Comstock has just had the sat
isfaction Of having his communion serv-
ice published BY the II. ". Gray Com
pany, OF New York, leading ehurel
music house.
The luncheon given this week in the
old Masonic Temple in cid OF the Episco
pal Home for Children was great sue
cess. Fully 1900 people attended The
luncheon 70 show their interest in th'
noble charity whose needs had brough
them together.
St Johns. Georgetown, having netteI
some $500 for it's parish house improve
ment fund by fits recent luncheon, is en-
couraged to make another effort in th'
first week Of December. This time 1t vii
take the form OF a bazaar and entertain
ment in the parish hall.
The ST. Johns Church Q4afayett
= squsrel Laymen's Association. which
meets once or twice in the season. is U
/ hold its annual meeting next Monday a
: $50 p. m. when the officers viii be electe,
] land other business transacted.