The Washington herald., 1910-10-29
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

Tuesday Is the one day in the year
which the Holy Catholic Church has SCI
apart TO be observed as All Saints
Day" Il is the church's memorial day.
on that day the thoughts Of the members
az the church are of things which lie
beyond, Of the blessed saints for whom
now the strife Is DER, the battle won,
the victory Of life Is done.
Several events are scheduled for AL
Saints Day in this diocese First in
Importance is the laying of the corner
stone Of the Bethlehem chapel OF the
Nativity in the crypt Of -. Peter and
Paul. which takes place at 8 O'Clock.
with Bishop Brent as the preacher.
The diocese is especially fortunate IN
obtaining Bishop Brent Had it not been
for the fact that Bishop Harding met
the bishop In Canada at the ceremonies
connected with the opening Of Halifax
Cathedral 20 would have been impossible
o. have obtained him now. so fun OF
engagements has Bishop Brent since be
come.
Two other bishops are expected TO be
present AT the laying Of the corner stone.
Bishop Ne',pn. of Atlanta, CD, and
Bishop Moreland, Of Sacramento, Cal
The Bethlehem Chapel OF the Nativity
consists OF the portion Of the crypt under
the altar and sanctuary of the cathedral
As such tt is properly the first part Of
the cathedral 10 he built The foundation
stone. laid by Bishop SatterIee. on the
Feast Of 81. Michael and Al Angels, 1907.
is the first stone of the reredCs of the
Bethlehem Chapel and Of the sUhstruc-
tgre Of the cathedral altar. When built
il will serve among other uses for the
daily and SUNDAY services OF the boys
and girls school connected with the
cathedral.
Master Henry Y. Satterlee. Bishop Sat
terlee's only grandson. who. taught by
the bishop, will lay the corner stone. is
"a son Of the Rev Churchill Satterlee.
whose promising career was 50 suddenly
terminated by death five years ago.
At st. Thomas Church. on All Saints
Day. mention is made 10y name OF those
who have been taken TO their rest during
the preceding twelve months. and in adii-
ton announcement IS made OF memorial
gifts received since last All Saints Day,
In St Marks Church, Capitol Hill there
viii be q special service and sermon
commemorative Of the faithful departed
at 7;S0 p. m. al! Saints Day
4 service which il was hoped and eT-
Tected TO hold on All Saints Day but
viii be held on the DAY before instead. is
that Of the dedication of the altar of
Ascension Church. which will take place
al 10 a. m. 1t was hoped 20 have Bishop
Brent as the preacher Instead, however.
Rev. Philip Rhinelander viii preach the
sermon.
IN 81. Mary County. Southern Mary
land. is a famous old estate on the
Patuxent River. with its stately colonial
mansion. once the home OF Gov. George
Platter, and known as Sotterly. The
name is evidently a corruption Of sat
ierlee. and points 10 "a connection in
colonial times with the Satterloe family.
10 which our late bishop belonged. Sot-
terly lies about eight or tea miles from
the mouth OF the PatuSent River. ana
travellers on the river can see as they
approach the wharf the long. quaint old
house perched on high hin a quartz.
OF a mile from the river, where tradition
hath il that the first Satterlees lived
who came TO this country, aud after
whom the place is called.
The estate has just been purchased by
Nr Herbert l. SatterIee. OF New York.
son-in-law # MIR. J. Pierpont Morgan and
nephew OF Bishop Satterlee. on account
az past associations, it is supposed that
Mr. Satterlee viii restore the mansion S
former beauty and colonia. charms.
largely attended meeting Of the
Bishop Clagr Il Club was held last Mon
day at l2e6 Irving street northeast. the
residence of Rev v j. l.. Thomas. 10
hear a paper on What the b. c. c.
stands for. Icy Rev. II. c. Parkman. OF