The Washington herald., 1910-10-29

ST Thomas Church. Croome. Prince
George County. Among the clergy present
were Revs. J. ". Clarke, ? 3. Howden.
c. +. Sontag, ". q. Davenport, G. r
/ Dudley, Canon Austin. II. G. England,
/ 4. +. Buck, and Rev. ". Cogsweu
Il Is only rarely that an opportunity
is given congregation 10 witness the
Institution Of rector into his parish.
In fact. many congregations IN the do
oese have never. yet seen such a service.
In view Of this the institution 10 take
place tomorrow morning Of the Rev.
jay Johnson Dimon into the rectorsh,D
of 81 Andrews parish Is expected =
draw together a large COngrega ton OF
the members and friends OF the parish.
Bishop Harding viii 0ficiate The
senior warden Of St Andrews Church.
Dr. D. G. Gordon. will formally pre-
sent the keys of ST Andrews 70 ths
new rector with these words. Tn the
name and behalf Of ST Andrews
parish do receive and acknowledge YOU.
The Rev. jay Johnson Dim0n. as priest
and rector of the same. and in token
thereof give into your hands the KEYS Of
this church"
Mr.. J. Sprigg Poole is the Junior var-
den and Mr. q. ". Huske treasurer Of
the church and members Of the vestrr.
Other members Of the vestry are Messrs.
r. J. Earnshsw. 1. ". Estes r. ".
Henderson Joseph Burden, $ Milard.
W T. Williams, and DR.. J Mercer
Sprieg. and Mr. Alfred Gage. registrar.
The programme of the fourteenth an
nual convention or the Sunday school
. .F Q
held November 3. has been completed and
published. Among the speakers and read
ers OF ESSAYS viii be the Rev r F. Wi
hans. J.. b. Howden. W /. Dzvries.
r. T.. Parkman, Mrs II. J. Patterson.
w. Z. l.. Gregg. and Rev. William Hart
Dexter
The Rev Charles Tinsley Warner. for
merry Bishop SatterIee's secretary and
now one Of the assistant ministers Of 81
Adams parish is 90 be ordained by
Bishop Harding 20 the priesthood TO-
morrow morning az II O'Clock The Ser.-
Ice Will bee held in ST. Adams Church.
The fan meeting Of the Churchman's
League viii he held at The Highlands"
Connecticut avenue northwest. on Mon
day, October 81. al p. III. Addresses will
be made by the Bishop Of Washington.
Rev DrS r II MCKim and r. Cotton
Smith. and u-. ". e.. RIves ou subjects
connected with the recent general con-
yentiCn. Admiral Endicott is president
Of the league and Mr.. John Lane Johns
secretary.
There comes 20 us a good story from
Cincinnati arising out OF the action OF the
.HstF var. --t.ff 81.
ting the appointment OF sunraCan biSh-
ops one OF the clerical deputies was
called up by phone To explain what
this suffragette bishop measure" was
The clergyman replied that It was
suffragan not sufTaget,e measure. and
that a sufrragan bishop was one chosen
10 see the diocesan, but without the rishL
10 succeed him. Then with his anxious
fear allayed. the inquirer replied. OH
I though they were bishops for the Won
am AuXiHary'
The deaf mute work. which has rs
headquarters I'm Trinity parish hail. Will
he remembered en- All Saints day Do ono
or two ~ tie parishes, ANT t is hoped by
all, the deaf mute commission standing
much in need of FUNDS
ON November 3. q. g. s. there is 10 be
fair and bazaar IN Trinity parish hall
The proceeds are Tor the parish debt
There are 10 BE several booths lu charge
of some of Trinity.s best workers. Mr.
r. p Williams Mrs f. Walhridge. Mrs.
Bert T. Amos, peaconess Boyd. Mrs.
Wa-ace Chiswell. and others
Mr.. Henry LLOYD Aspiuwuil SON o.
Rev J. A. ASpinWan, formerly rector Of
ST. Thomas Church. was married Thurs
day last 20 Ni,s : f. Tcmkins niece Of
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd TomkinS ~
Philadelphia. The Wedding took place
at the Church OF the Holy Trinity. Phil
ade!phia, Of which church the brides
uncle is the distinguished rector.