The Washington herald., 1912-10-19
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|tshg mseting at the HighIsnA. whsn
Rev. y. 3. Howdin acted ~ host and
Aev. G. r. 0tsteon. rector Of T. Marks
)sct heing "9ociAiism and Labor Prob.
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A msmosial tablet to MAJ. A. W. Butt
who was faithful and regular eonmu-
Meant of o.. Paurs Church. this city.
has besn erected In All Saints Chapel.
University Of the South, 0ewanse. Tenn.
The university ut Sewanee u the
church university OF the 0outh. and most
a. the Southern biahops ere On its board
of trustees. Bishop 0ailor. Of Tennessee.
being chancellor. Archie Butt was one
Of its graduates. In . Ans address
Dlshop 0ailor. when accepting the tab
1t, spoke. In part. ~ follows:
''Ssvanes taught Archie Butt that life
WAS poor and sterile thing without
faith and trust IN God. Indeed. this
thought took such hold on him that at
one time he consulted me while . stu.
dent here ~ to the advisabiiity of his
stndyinS for the ministry OF the church.
ne quality OF Archie Butts manhood
that makes his memory helpful and
precious to us all was its simple genu-
inensss."
The tablet 10 Of incised bronze. the
letters being in relief. and 10 mounted
on An oak panel which was taken from
the old st. Augustine Chapel (now su-
perseded BY An Saints Chapel where
MAI. Butt was . daily worshiper during
his student days At Sewanee). II was
presented on the forty-sixth birthday Of
Maj. Butt. and contains the following
Inscription:
TO commemorate the noble life and
heroic death Of Maj. Archibald Wining-
ham Butt. U. 8. A.. an alumnus Of
9swanse, who gave his life In the serv-
Ice OF others on the Titanic. April XIV.
ACMXII. in the greatest disaster in ma
by his brothers Of Beta Theta Chapter.
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity"
The executive committees Of the Chapel
OF the Redsemer. Glen Echo. Ma. eon-
ststiug Of MessrS. r. Lombard Wood.
ward. chairman: A. c. Houghton. sscre-
tary: A. ]. Houghton. treasurer: w. H.
Roach. and Edward q. Boswell, u trying
10 raise funds for the work Of the
chapel. Az one way Of helping the cause
the COMMITTEES has arranged for . must
Town Hall. Glen Echo. Nd. on October
=. at $50 o'clock. Mr.. William b. Dent
10 the lay reader in charge.
Rev. Chalmers D. Chapman. Of Brs-
ward. Diocese or District Of Ashevilis.
n c.. II to preach In st. ThomaS'
Church Tomorrow evening at o'clock
Meoo.ooo pension fund for the clergy.
expects to be In Washington next month.
Dean Du Moulin. Of Cleveland Caths-
dral. II to be the special afternoon OPEN
air preacher tomorrow on Mount 81.
Alban. The dean ID . son OF the late
Bishop Du Moulin. Of Niagara, Canada,
who Was one Of three great preachers
which Canada possessed In the past
generation. the others being Bishop
Sullivan. Of Algoma, and Bishop Court
ney, OF Nova Scotia The late Bishop
Of Montreal. Dr.. Carmichael was an
other great preacher. too. but he did not
men" The Dean OF Cleveland has
fully inherited his fathers gift. Dean
Du Moulin u also scheduled to address
the Sunday School Institute on Wednes-
day morning next at II O'Clock. when its
meets. In the Church Of the
@ Street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth.
A meeting Of the board Of governors
Of the Episcopal Eye. Ear. and Throat
Hospital 10 called to meet At the hos
pital on Monday evening next at g.
o'clock. DR.. William Fox has certain
changes to propose.
Mr.. b. F. Finney. one Of the travelling
secretaries for the Brotherhood Of Ct.
Andrew. II spending several weeks In
in the interest Of the Or
sanisation- He will be glad to meet MEM
bers Of the chapters and the Clergy,
with view to helping on the work and
interests Of the order.
At the Home Of the Incurables, IN
GEORGETOWN. the Episcopal Church main
tains . service Of holy communion once
} month for her members. With q view
to making this service a. like to that
held in the churches A. possible. beat
tiful silver service. . brass cross, and i
eucharistic lights have been presented, |
Ill Of which win doubtless be much ap-
by these ''shut-ins'' Of the
home. |
Tomorrow All Souls Mission. corner |
II Connecticut and Cathedral Avenues. !
viii celebrate the nrst anniversary OF |
he opening Of the chapel. There will |
" q celebFation Of the holy communion, |
With . brief address, It II o'clock. There |
Ire now more than 100 families and |
parts Of families connected with the |
Mission. The morning congregation quite ]
Ills the chapel A Ladies' Aid Society. . |
Guild Of fourteen members Q |
,hapter Of the Daughters Of the King. |
With ten members: Q chapter Of the 1
Knights Of King Arthur. under Mr.. |
Philip Hogs's direction: Q patrol Of Boy |
scouts. and choir guild are now either l
n active operation or In course of being |
'rgani1ed It u expected that Q branch
Il the Woman's Auxiliary win b organ /