The Washington herald., 1910-12-03


combinations In that southernmost parish
Of this diocese ST. Mary City is histor-
ieally, perhaps. the most interesting spot
IN Maryland, for there II was that Leon
ard Calvert and the original adventures
landed and made their treaty with the
Indians
The glory OF the place-the ancient cap
itaI OF Maryland-has departed but the
beautiful St Marys Church has not many
rivals among the country churches or the
diocese.
The Rev. F. Ward Denys and Mrs.
Denys are at the Arlington. Rev. Mr..
Denys was for some years rector OF 81.
Mary's. Hampden. in the Diocese OF
Maryland. which parish he resigned some
wears ago to travel abroad. He is now
about 10 settle down after his travels
and intends making Washington his
home.
Bishop Harding and Mr.. Denys we're
classmates at the Berkley Theological
Seminary, in Connecticut.
The Rev. Jesse r. Brickwel. late
curate OF St Andrews Church. who re-
eeived an appointment as chaplain from
the Isthmian Canal Commission. sails to-
day from New York for Colon. His ad-
dress Will be AncOn Hospital, Canal Zone,
Panama.
Mr.. Brickwell viii continue, for the
present at any rate, 10 be connected
enthusiastically with the Diocese OF Wash
ington.
The bishop has admitted Mr.. Henry
Purcell Veazie. choir master OF St.
special license for work In ST. Stephens
parish.
Mr.. veazie was pupil Of Prof. Ran
dOlph. OF the Peabody, Baltimore.
The Rev. F. S. Carroll, OF the Diocese
Of Wyoming. is in the city. a guest Of
Rev. ]. Henning helms. Mr.. Carroll who
is OF Maryland birth. was educated in
Spain, when he took his NJ. A. degree
at Barcelona, he having spent ten years
in that city. He was ordained TO the
diaconate by the Bishop OF Cuba after
two years course at the Virginia TheO-
logical Seminary, followed by another
year at the General Theological Semi
nary In New York. He IS said to be
quite an eloquent preacher.
Bishop Paddock, of Eastern oregon.
whose visit TO Washington, when he was
first going out 10 Oregon, is. so pleas
antly remembered. is 10 give an address
to-day at the National Cathedral School
for Girls on missionary work The
meeting IS the occasion OF an efrort 10
especially interest the girls OF church
schools In missionary work ne girls
OF ST. Timothys School. near Cations
vile, Nd, viii also be present.
st. Stephens Church. Fourteenth street
northwest. OF which Rev. G. F. Dudley
is rector, desires to possess a set of
tubular chimes for the church tower
To this end. the young people OF the par
ish have originated a fund. Last night
they gave an oyster supper to help on
the good work. About sl.2OO will be
needed.
Tomorrow night there is TO be a serv-
ice at the National Theater for the Elks.
The Rev. Mr.. Dudley will give the in
vocation and the benedictlon.
Rev. Mr. Dudley is preaching a course
Of sermons in Advent OF an unusual char
aeter. They are entitled Coming 10 God
and going from God" They deal in turn
with God from the standpoint OF the
visible. invisible, natural. and super
natural.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Pinkney
Memorial Church. Rev, Henry Thomas,
rector. win hold their bazaar and sup
per in the Town Hall. Hyattsville, Tues
day. Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.
December 8, z and s. beginning at $50
o'clock.
hrst-class supper is promised for Is
cents, and the numerous booths will be
most attractive. furnishing a good oppor-
tunity for the purchase Of Christmas
presents.
AS Hyattsville is near Washington by
suburban lines Il is hoped that many
friends OF Pinkney Memorial viii attend.
particularly as the proceeds are for the
new church.
Rev. Frederick B. Howden, who was
unable to officiate in his church last Sun
day on account OF tonsilitis, Is now out
again. His services were taken care of
by Rev. J. NJ. E. Mckee, OF st. Thomas
Church.
Next week St Johns. Georgetown, Is
10 have three days fair, which win be
held in their parish hall The object is
10 raise enough money to extend the
parish hall. which is now altogether too
small. They propose also to have a
second floor. The expense involved will
be about $500.
a new organ is also in view in this
particularly active and successful parish.
AT Christ Church. Georgetown, they
have had quite a strenuous time chic
week so far as entertainments are con-
cerned. On Tuesday there was Jana
nese operetta, Wednesday an illustrated
lecture (scenes along the Potomac), and
Thursday an orchestral concert, In which
Rev. Mr.. Dudley took part The enter
tainments were given in IAnthicum Hall.
and were In aid of the choir fund.
The financial results OF the St An
drew's Fair were In tho neighborhood of
1850. which was not quite Up TO former
years, but considering the shorter time
In which the fair was In hand. the result
was in reality even more encouraging.
The ladies OF the Church Of the Ascen-
sion will hold q luncheon and bazaar at
old Masonic Temple December and s
from 1850 a. m. 10 .. m.
On the night OF the 9Th Rev. ]. Hen
ming Nelms. rector OF the Church OF the
Ascension. win give an illustrated lecture
on the Bible, with scenes Of tableaux
from the Passion Play.
One OF the largest meetings OF the
Bishop claggett Club was held last Mon
day at Unity Parish Hall. Rev. A. 8.
Johns and Rev r p Williams two of fhe