The Washington herald., 1910-06-18
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.


Alexandria. Va, June 1.-THE annual
ordination services of Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary We're held this morning
In the chapel in the presence Of many
distinguished church prelates.
The bishops present were Right Rev.
Robert A. Gibson. D. d. of Virginia:
Alfred NJ. Randolph, d. D., of Southern
Virginia; George W. Peterkin. Of West
Virginia; Coadjutor Bishop Gravatt,
d. D. Of West Virginia; Arthur 5. Lloyd.
D. D.. of Virginia; Beverley D. Tucker,
d. D., Of Southern Virginia.
The bishops. professors Of the semi
nary, other clergy. and the candidates
for ordination marched 10 the chapel.
where the bishops took their places in
the chancel and the clergy and candi-
dates in the choir.
The service opened with prayer. after
which a forceful sermon was preached by
Rev. Robert J. McBryde, d. D.. of Frede-
ricksburg. The following were ordained
deacons:
BY Bishop Gibson-Robert A. Goodwin,
jr.. Thomas X. Nelson. Charles c. Dur
kee. Oscar de Wolfe Randolph. and
George E. Zachary. all Of the Diocese Of
Virginia.
BY Bishop Gibson. acting for Bishop
Funston of Idaho-Samuel b. Booth,
Kenneth l. Boulder, and Herbert s. Os-
born.
BY Bishop Gibson, for Bishop Strange
for Diocese Of East northumberland L.
Malone.
BY Bishop Randolph-Jacob II. Gibbo-
ney, Arthur P Gray. jr, and Frederick
ali 1T "a of
Southern Virginia.
BY Bishop Peterkin-Edgar ". Halleck,
of the Diocese Of West Virginia.
Rev. Edmund L. Woodward, NJ A., NJ.
D. Of Hsnkow. China. was ordained by
Bishop Gibson, acting for Bishop Roots.
of Hankow. China. and Rev. Walter B.
Mckinley, Of Welch, ". Va, was ordaln-
ed By Bishop Coadjutor Gravatt
Holy communion was administered 20
the bishops and clergy and friends Of
those who We're ordained. Those or
daiEed received assignments as follows.
Rev. c. G. Durkee. G0resville LoudOun
County; Rev. Oscar de Wolf, mission
work Orkney Springs, Va. with head
quarters at Winchester; Rev. George E.
Zachary mission work. Spottsylvania,
Prince William. and Fairfax counties.
with headquarters at Fredericksburg:
Revs. Booth and Houlder. mission work
in Idaho; Rev. Edgar ". Halleck, Prince
ton, ". Va; Rev. Frederick A. z. War
ner, Chase City, Va; Revs, T. X, Nelson,
r A. Goodwin. and H. S Osborn. TO
China: Rev. a ?. Gray, Japan; Rev. f.
I. Malone mission work in East Caro-
lima; Rev. Or. Woodward, Hankow,
China.
The following members of the senior
class have already been ordained deacons;
Rev Kane Morgan Block, by the Bishop
of Washington. He has been appointed
chaplain at Woodbury. Forest School.
Virginia. Rev II. B. Jamison by Bishop
Lines. Of Newark. for Bishop Funston.
Of Idaho where Mr. Jamison expects
TO take mission work; Rev. II. F. Schroe-
ter. by Bishop Adams. of the Diocese of
Easton. He has been appointd to Port
Deposit, Nd. Rev. Charles T. Warner,
by the Bishop of Washington He will
have charge of ST. Davids Church,
Washington. Rev H. H. Marsden, by
Bishop Lawrence, of Massachusetts,, for
the Bishop OF Oregon, under whom he
viii do mission work and Rev. John d.
Wing, by Bishop Nelson. Of Atlanta. Ca.
in whose diocense he will be appointed to
work Messrs II. p. Manning and J. T.
Ware will be ordained shortly by Bishop
Coadjutor Murray, of Maryland. and
will both have appointments in Balti-
more. Mr.. William II. Cumpston will be
ordained later and win be assigned TO
HarpeTs Ferry and RipOn, w Va.
W. Jesse Walker died this morning at
his home, oil Gibbon street He was
sixty-one years old and is survived by
his wife He was a molder by occupa-
ton. Mr.. Walker was a member OF
Oseeola Tribe Of Red Men.
Closing exercises of Lee public school
for girls were held this morning in the
room Of Conrad Johnson, principal, the
following young women receiving diplo-
mas: Rebecca Germond, Julia Gladden.,
Coralie GTeenaway, Ellen Nagel, Nellie
Walker, Rosie Cox and Lillian Davis.
Those receiving certificates of distinc-
tion were Grace st. Clair, Helen Bow
man. Marie Atkinson, Josephine Peverin,
Mary Callahan. Margaret EntwisIe, verna
McDermott Eunice De Silva, Lille Grill
bortzer. and Flora Sullivan.
In the room taught by Miss V. Ada
Grigg School No. 2. the programme fol.
lows: Prayer, school; salutatory. Miss I, ot.
tie TIGER; Patriotism" Miss Corinne
Reardon; distribution of certificates. IS,
say, Vacation" Miss Flora Glasgow.
remarks, J. NJ Johnson. J. H. Trimer,
America school.
Prizes were awarded TO the following
Helen Blake, Flora Glasgow, Emma
Netzger, Agnes Plaskett. NeIiie Pierpoint
Corinne Reardon. Lottie TIGER. Ruth Wat.
kins. and Ruth Yates.
In School No g. taught by Miss Rubit