The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-12
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES.

Bishop Harding began his fall vista
lions on Wednesday He was at Holy
Trinity Church, Coliington, at II a. m,
and at Georges Chapel. in the same par
ish. at p. m. He held combinations at
both places.
Yesterday the bishop was al st. Barna-
has Church. Iceland. where he held
services at IL a. m.
On Sunday he will be in st. Thomas
parish. Groom, Prince George County.
Bishop Harding has received a promise
of all the stained glass windows for the
Bethlehem Chapel of the Nativity The
donor does rot wish his name known un-
til the windows have been placed in the
chapel
Henry Vaughan, architect OF the Wash
ingto- Cathedral. was in the city this
week. While here he went over several
matters connected with the Cathedral
with the bishop and the building COM
mittee.
Bishop Harding has been elected a
member OF the board of missions, as it
has now been reconstructed. by the late
general convention.
OF this reorganiZed board Bishop Lloyd.
Bishop Coadtutor OF Virginia. was chosen
president His election viii mean his
resignation OF his work as Bishop Glib
sons coadjutor and his subsequent re-
moval from Alexandria. where he now
lives, TO New York.
To the great regret OF all. and to the
surprise of those who have received
them, p. p. c. cards have been received
by the friends OF Rev. DR.. and AIRS
Frank Hagar Bigelow.
DrNand Mrs. Bigelow left Washington
for Europe at the end OF Juno and thes
have been travelling in the cathedra
cities with view TO a close and persona
study of cathedrals. They We're In MilaT
when last heard from. They are 10 sal
from England on December or Deem
Der 10 for the Argentine Republic, where
DIR. Bigelow has accepted a position un
der the government similar 10 the on'
he held In the Weather Bureau here
Mrs. Bigelow's health has not been good
for some time and the climate of the Ar
gentine Republic will probably restore 1
perfectly.
The Rev. Or. E. Mcqueen Gray is az th'
Cosmos Club. DR.. Gray is president O
the University of New Mexico. Al
bnduerque He is 10 preach at ST
Thomas at the AIS service tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Samuel McComb. OF Emmanue
Church, Boston, the associate of Rev. DIR
Worcester in his Emmanuel Church faiti
! healing campaign. Is to be the preacher
| tomorrow at both the morning and even
| ing services in ST. Johns Church. La
| fayette Square.
Canon Austin spent yesterday in Kinl
| George parish. 10 which ne was recently
called, looking over the field. with view
TO reaching a decision as 10 his duty n
the matter.
Rev. Jesse C. Bicknell. for1erly curat'
Of St Andrews Church. Fourteenth ant
/ Corcoran streets, now OF Baltimore, wa
in Washington yesterday. He IS still
using erutches, the result Of an aeciden
/ in June. In December Mr.. Bicknell vii
| proceed TO Panama, where no viii b
appointed 20 do missionary work unde
/ Bishop Knight among the canal laborers
/ There VIII be meeting or the Arch
deaconry OF Southern Maryland at l.
Plata, Charles County. Monday to Wed
nesday, November II 10 To- Addresse
viii be made by Bishop Harding DIT
Devries. Rev. Joseph Baker. Rev. W. r
3. Turner Rev. Frederick Towers. Mrs
James Kirkpatrick, of ColIington, Nd.
W II. Singleton, w. B. Dent, Mrs. A. a
Birney, Mrs. H. c. Bolton. all of Wash
ington; Rev Romilly F. Humphreys, rec
tor Of ST. Peters Church, Baltimore
Rev. George II. McGrew. D. D.. of Sii
yer Spring. Md. and Rev. ]. 2. Tyler
Archdeacon OF Cumberland, Md.
The monthly Woman's Auxiliary meet
ing Of the Church OF the Ascension wa
held Wednesday. November 3. in the pal
ish hall The meeting was both enthus
astic and optimistic. and II had goo
ground TO be so. The parish had doI
lbled its apportionment for missions, an