The Washington herald., 1911-01-21
WITH THE EPISCOPALLANS,

The clergy of the two dioceses OF Wash
inSton and Maryland have received the fol-
lowing official notice of the services con-
rected with the burial of the late Bishop
OF Maryland: THE Right Rev. William
Paret. D. D. LII. D.. late Bishop of
Maryland entered into rest Wednesday
morning, January is. 1911. The funeral
service will be held at Emmanuel Church
Baltimore. on Saturday. January .. at
II a. IN. The clergy will meet promptly
at 1870 a. m. in the parish building, and
after the service will act as an escort of
honor to Mount Royal Station. The in
terment will be at Rock Creek Cemetery,
Washington, under charge of the clergy
of Washington. John Gardner Murray.
Bishop of Maryland Please bring vest
mentS.'
There is talk in church circles that at
the next convention. or council. as it is
termed in Virginia, the Diocese Of Nir-
ginia may elect the Rev John ]. Lloyd
as its coadjutor bishop. Mr.. Lloyd has
been for some years an archdeacon in
the Diocese of Southern Virginia, but
before accepting that position he was
rector of Grace Memorial Church in
Lynchburg. Va He is a brother of Bish-
op Arthur S. Lloyd, who vacated the CO.
adjutor bishopric in order to become
president of the Board of Missions, with
headquarters in New York.
The rector emeritus of St Paurs. Bal
timore, Rev DR. Hodges. spent last Sat
urday and Sunday with Bishop Harding.
who was once assistant to the rector of
st. Paurs.
To-day is St Agnes Day. st. Agnes
TaS among the first women to suffer for
the name of Jesus. Asked in marriage
by Roman youth, the son of the Prefect
Aspasuis, she refused on the ground that
he was a pagan. Cha grined, her lover
compassed her martyrdom at the hands
of the prosecutors, probably in the Va
lerian persecution.
In this diocese St Agnes House of
Mercy commentaries her name and con-
stancy. For this House of Mercy a per-
formance was given this week at the
Columbia Theater by some society men
and women entitled The Importance of
Being Ernest
Bishop Harding assisted Bishop Murray
OF Tuesday last at the burial service in
Rock Creek Cemetery Of Mrs. Paret.
wife of Bishop Paret, whose death pre-
ceded that of her husband by only three
days
The meeting OF the prisoners aid de-
partment of the Diocese of Washington
was held Thursday, January 19, at S p.
m, at the residence of Bishop Harding
14G Massachusetts, avenue Miss Rachel
Z. Levy. 121 Fourth street northeast, is
the secretary of the organization.
The January committee of the Episco-
pal Hospital, which represents Trinity
and ST. Marks parishes. gave a musical
tea last Tuesday at Trinity rectory.
DR.. ]. William Foster is in the city.
DR.. Foster, who is Of the clergy Of the
Florida Diocese, is endeavoring to interest
friends in the missionary work Of that
Southern field.
Rev. W. Quirt. assistant minister of the
Church of the Good Shepherd. is leaving
his present field on Septuagesima Sum
day for Grand Rapids, Mich
The Rev. DR.. r. s. Childs. rector of
Chevy Chase, was the speaker at the
meeting Tuesday last Of the Washington
which met at 1898 o street, the
residence Of Rev. r. B. Howden. DR..
Childs' subject was The labor unions"
He developed the idea that the unions
are not always blessing to the work
tngman himself. and that strikes with
violence are frequently their methods Of
work. Rev. w. ]. d. Thomas spoke OF
the good they had done in the -bast.
The Rev. W. 6. Claiborne. who is trav-
cling through the country In the interest
Of the Univefsity Of the South - the
representative a. the hoard q tqoteoo