The Washington herald., 1913-03-22
EPISCOPAL.

The Forthcoming visitations and other
appointments of the Bishop of the Dio-
cese are scheduled as follows:
Easter Day-1 a. m, The Bethlehem
Chapel
Feast of the Annunciation. March 25-
10 a. m. Corporate Communion. Bishops
Guild, Bethlehem Chapel. IL a. m, An
nual Meeting in st. Adams Parish Hall.
Friday, March 2s-3 p. m, House OF
Mercy
First Sunday after Easter, March 30
IL a. m. St Pauls Church. Rock Creek.
$50 p. m, Mission in Sauls addition.
Thursday, April 3-S p. m, st. Andrews
Church.
Friday, April LSt James Church.
Saturday. April 5-Opening service, Tri-
Diocesan Convention of the Brotherhood
Of St Andrew.
Second Sunday after Easter. April g.
Corporate Communion. Brotherhood OF
St Andrew. II a. m. st. Johns Church.
Georgetown. p. m, Chapel of the Good
Shepherd.
Tuesday, April s-St Barnaba's Church.
Iceland.
Wednesday. April e-1O:So a. m. st.
Luke's. Brighton. $3.50 p. m, St Barthol-
omew's. Laytonsville.
Friday. April lis p. m. st. Matthews
Chapel.
Third Sunday after Easter, April 13-
IL a. m. ST Adams Church. 4:30 p. m.,
st. Patrick's Chapel. 7:3o p. m, st. CO.
lumbias Chapel.
The amount received by the treasurer
of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society from the parishes, Sunday schools
and womans' auxiliary offerings of the
Diocese of Washington from September
l. 1872 to March !. 1918. totaled $s.122 "A
toward the movement apportioned to the
diocese for the year ended September j.
1918, of sel,613. Last year there was re-
ceived to the same date ss,oe3.fo.
The annual corporate communion of
The Bishops Guild, Diocese of Washing
ton. will be held in the Bethlehem Chapel
of the Cathedral at 10 a. m. on the
Feast of the Annunciation. March %,
which this year falls on Easter Tuesday.
The Cathedral choir will render the
music
The annual meeting of the Guild will
he held in St Adams Guild hall at II
a m. the same day. The head of each
organization in the diocese in which
women at work is requested to ar
range for brief report of each organi-
zation on this occasion.
The next meeting of the Washington
clericus will be held Tuesday, March e5,
at l p. m, at the New Ebbitt House,
when the hosts of the occasion will be
several of the clergy and the speaker
VIII De the ReN. Ut MCNIreW. "nOse Sup-
ject will be The Church and the Name"
In the Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy
Nativity of Washington Cathedral the
introit anthem tomorrow at II a m. will
be Sir George Martins "As 1t Began to
Dawn Toward the First Day Of the
Week. Came Mary Magdalene and the
Other Mary. TO See the Sepulchre-' The
offertory anthem will be Horatio Parker's
Behold, Ye Despisers, and Wonder. and
Perish; for / Work a Work in Your Days,
Work Which Ye Shall in No Wise Be-
live, Though a Man Declare 1t unto You
Choral evensong will be sung at p. m,
as follows: Professional hymn. 100 (Sir A.
s. sullivan; psalter, psalms 1l3. ia. lis;
Magnifcat and Nunc Dimittis in B fiat
CSir John Stainer); hymn before sermon.
lis CSir George Martini: offertory an
them CAlfred HollinsD.
The Rev William G. Cassard. d. D.,
chaplain United States Navy. has been
ordered to duty at the United States
Naval Academy. at Annapolis. and will
report there on March "a. Chaplain Cas-
sard has been in the navy for sixteen
years and is now the only chaplain in
the navy on the active list who partici-
pated in the battle of Santiago de Cuba.
Chaplain Cassard succeeds the Rev. E.
w. Scott, Congregational minister. as
chaplain at the academy, and this will be
the first time in many years that clergy
man of this church has held this position.
Chaplain Clark. who Immediately preced-
ed Chaplain Scott. was a Methodist min
lister. He had remarkable influence over
the middieS.
At st. Adams Church, Rev. c. T. War
ner, rector, Bishop Harding ordained to
the priesthood on Thursday morning last.
at II o'clock Rev. ]. II. Garner. Those
taking part in the ordination service were
Rev Canons G. c. F. Bratenahl, R. p.
Williams. and w. l.. DeVres; also Revs.
H. A Griffith, Edward Douse, and c.
p Stauffer.
Rev. Canon Bratenahl preached the SER
mon. The candidate was presented by
Canon DeVries.
The Easter Offering at st. Margarets
Church, Bancroft Place and Connecticut
Avenue. Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott Smith.
rector will be devoted to the erection of
a much-needed parish house, to cost about
$1,000. OF this sum $500 is already in
hand The work of the parish will be
greatly set forward by the addition of
the parish house
Last Sunday Bishop Harding visited
the church and confirmed thirty-two can
didates for confirmation presented by the
rector.
The funeral of Rev. Randolph W.
Iowrie D. D., took place from Trinity
Church. Third and c Streets Northwest,
on Monday. March II. at p. m, when
many of the clergy attended.
Bishop Harding conducted the service.
DIR. Lowrie was graduate of Trinity
College, Hartford Conn, and a d. d. of
ST. Johns, Annapolis. He was ordained
deacon in 1868 and priest in 1854 by the
late Bishop Whittingham OF Maryland.
He was the author of several books.
among them History of English
Church." How to Behave in the Par
ish." Thirty Points on Confirmation"
English Church for American Children"
Club Tracts" Lay Discipline" &c.
The Ladies' Society of All Souls Mission.
of which the Rev. DIR. J. MacBride Ster-
. rett is minister-in-charge. prosposes to
have a sale of fancy and useful articles
in the green room of the Ontario next
Tuesday. from to 10 o'clock. The ladies
interested are hoping by this means to
raise quite a sum, which will be devoted
toward paying off the debt on the church
lots.
Rev. Thomas ]. Brown, rector of st.
Luke's Church, Fifteenth and Church
Streets, is quite sick. Archdeacon Will
Jams will be in charge of the services
for him at st. Lukes tomorrow.
Tomorrow being Easter Day there will
he almost continuous services in many
~ our churches At Trinity Church Rev