The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-04
MEMORIAL DEDICATED.
DR.. Ingle's Memory Honored.

On Tuesday last, Feast of All Saints
the unwilling of the memorial window.
and tablet took place at the Episcopa
church with elaborate ceremonies.
Preceding the dedicatory services at Il
O'Clock there was a musical program b,
DR.. A. Medley Richardson.
After the professional hymn, "Ter
thousand times ten thousand, morning
prayer was said. The choir sang "Venite
Exultemus Dec, ''Te Deum Laudamus, -
and 'Jubllate Deo," directed by DIR.
Richardson. During the singing Of the
hymn My Faith Looks Up to Thee, "
the veil to the memorial was lowered by
James Addison Ingle, grandson Of the
deceased rector, and son of the late
Bishop Addison Ingle, of Hankow, China.
The dediCatory address was then made
by Bishop Murray, followed by the hymn,
For all the Saints who from their labors
rest"
Rev. Edward Trail Helfenstein, of St.
Johns church, Ellicott City, spoke of
DIR. lngle and his work in All Saints
parish. The hymn, "Hark, the Sound
OF Holy Voices" was then sung.
Rev. G. F. Mosher, of Wusih, China,
spoke OF Bishop lngle, and his good work
in China.
During the offertory Mrs. Samuel
Hopes and Professor Geo. Ed. Smith
sang. With the singing of the recess
slonal, II Heard Sound of Voices"
The memorial tablet on the east wall,
is made of highly polished brass with
tiny red border around, and rests on A
slab Of black marble. The inscription
reads:
"Oh, We Spirits and Souls of the Right
eous,
Bless ye the Lord; Praise Him and mag
nifty Him forever
The windows of this sanctuary are
placed To the Glory of God, In loving
memory of the Reverend Osborne Ingle,
u. ID: For 43 years the Rector of this
Parish, IS66-I9o9.
A faithful Pastor, Preacher of Right
eouSneSS,
And fpure, Evangelical doctrine.
Who ministered tenderly and untiringly
To the sick, the needy, and the dying.
Walking in all the commandments and
ordinances of the Lord,
Blameless.
Patient in Suffering, fervent in Spirit,
Serving the Lord.
And | saw the Holy city, new Jerusalem
Coming down out of Heaven from God,
And the throne of God and of the Lamb
shall be therein;
And His servants shall serve Him,
And they shall see His face,
And His name shall be on their fore
heads.
Another memorial was placed being an
iron railing to the doorway of the church,
on the west side. 1t is tribute of affec-
ton from the parish The plate bears
this inscription: ITO the memory of Mary
Mills lngle, wife of Rev. Osborne Ingle.
Fell asleep in Jesus, January 20, 1883"
The clergy present were Ri Rev. John
G. Murray, Bishop Coadjutor of Mary
land; Rev. Douglass Hooff rector of All
Saints; Revs. Edward T. Helfenstein,
Ellicott City; G. F. Mosher, Wusih, China;
Edward Engle, Washington; E. B. Niver,
Baltimore; Edward Wall, Berryville, Va;
John |. Yellott. Belair, Md, George F.
Thomas, Adamstown; w. Saunders, New
Market Chas. Atwaler, Brunswick, and
others. Bishop Paret was unable to be
present on account of the illness of his
wife
After the services in the church the
visitors and congregation were invited to
the parish house where luncheon was
served.
In the evening at 7.3o Bishop Murray
administered the rite of confirmation to
large class.