The Washington herald., 1912-01-06


Iin place and the installation was com.
plete the service was held. II waS at
tended by the Judge and many other
members OF the family from Wilmine-
son, including Mrs Du Pont Taking part
m the services was Archdeacon r. p
Williams.
Rev DR.. F. J. B. AIlnatt. professor Of
pastoral theology in the University Of
Bishops College. Province OF ouebec. and
canon Of Quebec Cathedral has been In
Washington this week as the guest of
Rev. and Ars J. Henning Nelms. Canon
Ailnatt IL one OF the foremost men in
the Canadian church
Rev. W. r. Bushby, who was ordained
deacon IN 1901 and priest in 1907 by Bishop
Satterlee. and who frst as assistant at
81 Stephens Church and then vicar OF st.
columha's did such fine work. has been
elected rector Of ST. Peters. Montgomery
County. and has accepted his election.
We predict for Mr. Bushby a very sue
cessful rectorship.
The health Of the Rev. DIR. Thomas
Packard. rector of Rockville. Nd, con-
tinues 10 cause his parishioners and
friends generally very great anxiety. II
IL earnestly hoped that change for the
better will soon take place.
The rector Of Trinity parish. Rev.
George W. Van Fossen. and Mrs Van
Fossen held a delightful reception for
members OF the parish al their rectory.
2l9 c street northwest. Many were very
glad to have the opportunity Of becom-
ing acquainted with their new rector and
his family.
On Wednesday and Thursday, January
u and IS, the Rector's Guild Of Epiphany
Church will serve luncheon in the VIII
lard rooms from u TO Preceding that
luncheon on Thursday evening next, a
dinner for the men OF the parish will be
given under the auspices Of the Mems
Club In the large lecture hall OF the
parish house.
There will, OF course, be some oratory,
and among others who viii contribute
70 that part OF the entertainment will be
brilliant young lawyer from PhiIadeI-
phia, Mr.. Roland s. Morris. also DIR. A
F. A. King. one Of Eplphany's own most
esteemed members and a physician whose
praise is in the city.
The formal opening Of the grand organ
Of Epiphany parish will take place on
the evening OF Wednesday next January
10, when DIR. J. Fred Wolfe will give the
opening recital DR.. Wolfe is great
! organist, perhaps without a superior In
the country. IL was he who organized
the Bach Passion Music Festival at
Bethlehem, Pa.
The new House Of Mercy and Rosemont
Mission Chapel. recently presented to the
diocese by Julian James. has need Of
some support from the various churches
OF the diocese. The expense OF carrying
on the work Is about 5000 pers annuu
toward which there is a small endow-
ment. Welding $50 per annum. For the
AlSo the home must look to voluntary
subscriptions from the charitable Sum
day onertories. individual gifts, and con-
tributions of all kinds are therefore very
urgently needed. and viii be gratefully
appreciated.
On Tuesday, January 2. ST Paurs
branch Of the woman's Auxiliary will
hold missionary tea at 40 o'clock in
81 Paufs Parish Han. Rev W. ]. ID.
Thomas, who was for some years a most
successful general missioner of the dio-
cese and who Is therefore well ACQUAINTED
with IFS work. its needs. and its oppor-
tunities, Is to deliver an address, its sub
lect being Country and suburban work
in our diocese
St Margaret's Church, Connecticut ave
nue. and Bancroft place. has instituted
the use Of the duplex envelope, and Is
meeting with much encoura cement in the
new departure.
All the friends OF St Thomas. SUNDAY
School and Church are cordially invited
so runs the invitation which has been
eNtended-to attend a reception to Rev
Walter W. Reid and a birthday party in
the parish hall OF st. Thomas Church.
on Wednesday. January 10. at D. m.
Rev. Mr.. Reid is at present IN New
York spending a few days at the home
OF his parents
Rev. James T. Russell. the Highlands.
Connecticut avenue, is a candidate for
resident membership OF the Cosmos CLUB.
His name will probably be acted upon AZ
the next meeting. Quite a large num-
Der OF the Episcopal clergy are members
Of the club.
There is to be a violin recital at 81.
Johns Parish Hall. Sixteenth ana n
streets. on January Il, at D. m, Tor me
benefit OF All Souls Mission, corner OF
Cathedral and Connecticut avenues. Eu-
genie ID. Guerin, OF the DE Guerin School
OF Music, assisted by Miss Ida Ewing.
pianist, Is giving the recital
Sunday. January H. the usual mission
ary rallies will be held at three different
centers. These will be Epiphany Church,
o'clock. when Rev. Hugh l.. Burleson, OF
the New York Board OF Missions, win give !
the address; ST. Marks Church, 4 O'Clock, |
when Rev. ]. Henning Nelms will be the |
speaker; st. Johns Church. Georgetown. |
10 a. m, when the speaker will be Rev /
Hugh L. Burleson.s ..
The regular monthly organ recital will /
be given in ST. Paurs Episcopal Church |
by Mr. James z. Bagley. organist and |
choirmaster, on Sunday evening, January I
I. in connection with the evening service |
Mr.. Bagley viii play selections from /
the works of Guilmant, Rossini and De- I
bat-Ponson. and will be assisted by |
Master Joseph Reiff. who will sing the
Christmas song, 20 Holy Night" by
Adam
A week OF prayer under the auspices
OF the Women's Interdenominational 1
Missionary Union will be held from jan
uary to Z, inclusive, with daily services
from IL a. m. to II noon in the PROT
estant Episcopal Church Of the Ascen-
sion. On Monday, January s the Rev
{. f. Fhltz will speak on "Thanksgiv-
ing and humiliation and on Tuesday I
the Rev. Randolph H. McKim win speak l.
nm ssTh.a church uniyarsal The fnpicS I