The Washington herald., 1911-05-13

to the humors Of the situation. and the
members Of the convention will go on
as heretofore referring In their speeches
to said generals, &C., by their respective
titles, just as II the secretary had not
reduced them all to the ranks only q
moment before.
Mr. c. Herbert Reese, candidate for
orders from Trinity parish. has been Sc
cured as an assistant minister of the
same from July /; that is to say, Just
after the ordination of Mr.. Reeves to
the deaconate.
Rev. William ]. Cox and Mrs Cox will
be in Chevy Chase tomorrow on a visit
from Philadelphia. Mr.. Cox will preach
in All Saints Church while here
It is understood that the Chevy Chase
parish is looking out for q rector, the
Rev. Dr. T. S. Childs having decided to
resign the rectorship OF the same.
Rev. DR.. Rhinelander. who has Just
been elected Bishop of Pennsylvania,
was associated with Bishop Satterlee in
connection with the work Of the Good
Shepherd in Northeast Washington. He
graduated at Oxford, England. and while
there attracted the attention Of NIr.
young American who would make a name
for himself In the world Judging from
the fact that DIR. Rhinelander at the
age of 80 has been chosen bishop of the
strongest church center in the community
mot excluding New York; It would seem
that England's great prime minister was
somewhat Of a prophet, too.
Now that St. Margaret's Church is out
- lal~,
for its consecration on May q at II a. m.
The rector of st. Margarets and his
people are to be congratulated on this
result of their gifts and service of love.
The men Of st. Pauls Church. Twenty
third street and Washington circle, will
have a dinner in the parish house this
evening at I o'clock, when Bishop Hard
ing and Mr.. John w. Wood, of New
York. will be the guests of honor. Mat
tiers of importance to the welfare of the
parish will be discussed.
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew men all
over the city and diocese should note
carefully the fact that next Saturday
and Sunday the eleventh annual gather
ing of the Brotherhood of the dioceses
of Washington. Maryland. and Easton,
will take place at Ascension Church, this
city.
Trinity Church. Third and c streets,
has planned to hold its annual gather
ing of members on Monday evening
June u.
missionary meeting will be held in
st. Thomas Church. Eighteenth street
near Dupont circle. tomorrow night at
o'clock. There will be addresses by
Mr.. Joseph Z. Thropp. Mr.. John w
Wood. secretary of the board of missions,
New York, and Mr.. Walter W. Reid, jr..
Of the Virginia Theological Seminary,
who has been elected an assistant minis
ter of St Thomas parish.
At the Children's Hall. Ascension
parish, the archdeaconry of Washington
met last week. and after routine busi-
ness appointed the following committees:
Missionary work-Rev. c. Ernest
Smith, D. D.. D. C. L.. chairman.
Appor rtionments and collections-Rev.
c. E. Buck, chairman.
Colored work-Rev. J. H. W. Blake,
chairman.
Statistics-Rev. F. B. Howden, chair
man.
Accounts-Rev. Robert Talbot, chair
man.
Deaf mutes-Rev. R. P. Williams.
chairman.
Prisoners aid-Rev H. Scott Smith. D.
D., chairman.
Social service-Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith, D. D., chairman.
The regular May meeting of the Sum
day School Institute will be held on
Tuesday next at o'clock in the Church
Of the Epiphany. Rev. DR.. w. l.. De
Vries will present the subject: why,
when, and how to teach the church
There will be a social hour and re-
'reshments as usual at the May meeting |
1t should be carefully noted that the
May rallies on Sunday. May IS, will be |
held at the Church of the Epiphany and |
!. church in GeorgetoWn not vet selected