The Washington times., 1913-01-11
CARDINAL GIBBONS
WILL Be HQNORED
HERE TOMORROW
His Eminence Will Receive
Citizens, Following Solemn
High Mass.

Cardinals Day will be observed in the
Catholic churches Of Washington to-
morrow. when Cardinal Gibbons will
hold a reception in Carroll Hall follow
ing the solemn high mass in st. Pat
rick's Church. The Rev. George Dough-
erty,, vice rector of the Catholic Univer-
sity will be celebrant, and the Rev.
William Martin, of St Patrick's Cath
edraI, New York, will deliver the SER
mon.
At II o'clock the procession of clergy,
choir boys, and acolytes> will leave the
door of the rectory on Tenth street and
march to the front entrance Of the
church. Immediately after the mass
the procession will march to New Car
roll Hall, where the cardinal will re-
ceive the citizens of Washington. The
Ri Rev. w. T. Russell will entertain
a number of prominent Washington
people at dinner Sunday night in honor
Of the cardinal
the Church of the Epiphany in this city.
who has been president of the house
of deputies of the general convention Of
the Episcopal Church of America for
nine years. has announced his intention
of retiring from that office in the next
general convention in order that he may
lend his aid in opposing the move to
change the name of the church.
Bishop Lewis to Preach.
DIR. McKim is strongly opposed to
changing the name of the church to
the American Catholic Church and be-
lieves that he will be of more service
on the floor of the convention than he
could be IN the presiding chair. In
- ., %I.~ h. mill la
the low church party, which is opposed
to the change, many of the members
of that party fear the change in name
will be accomplished.
Bishop Lewis, of Foochow, China, will
deliver a sermon in Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening on
the present day conditions n the new
republic. Bishop Lewis has lived in
Foochow for four years, having done
missionary work there and he is We'll
qualified to speak on the subject.
The second OF the series of sermons
to be delivered on the texts found above
the entrance to the Union Depot viii
be given by Pastor Russell, Of the
London and Brooklyn Tabernacles and
the Washington Temple congregation.
tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock IN
the New Masonic Temple. The text is,
The Desert Shall Rejoice and Blossom
as the Rose"
IL SO AZ oAVOhAyA-
Pastor Russell will deliver the last
of the series next Sunday afternoon.
after which he will leave for Brooklyn
for a month. In taking charge Of the
washington Temple Congregation he
announced that he would give only
one Sunday a month to the Washington
,f,ock, and would give the rest of his
time to the Brooklyn and London con-
The CONGREGATION of Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church held
reception last night to the recently IN
stalled pastor, DR.. John Carpenter Pal
mer DR.. and Mrs. Palmer were intro
duced to the members OF the congF f 81
The church was effec-
lively decorated with ferns, palms. and
roses, and an orchestra played through
out the evening. An incident OF the re-
ception was the presentation to Mrs
Palmer Of a bouquet of roses by the
women's Aid Society.
Dean William Allen Wilbur, of the
College or Arts and Sciences Of George
washington University, will deliver q
sermon tomorrow afternoon before the
Young Mems Christian Association on
THE Relation of Science to Religion.
The sermon will be delivered at the
regular sunday afternoon meeting, and
is open to the public. Edward II. Hal
h q
will sing several selections. fellow
ship tea will follow the sermon.
"a Man and His Religion"
Man in Modern Affairs will be
the subject of a sermon TO be delivered
tomorrow morning in the Second Bap-
tist Church by the Rev. Hinson vernon
Hewlett. The sermon is one of series
under the general title "A Man And His
Religion" At the evening service DR..
will preach on the subject, "A
Little Further"
The Right Rev. Seymour Nathaniel
Thomas, bishop Of Wyoming. will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Church of the
tomorrow morning. The sub
ject Of the sermon will be christianity
Tested by the Teachings Of Christ"
'"The Real Aristocracy'' will be the
subject of a lecture by the Rev. w. R.
wedderspoon, pastor of the Foundry
Church, at Hanlline Methodist Episcopal
Church next Friday evening. The lee
ture will be given under the auspices
Of the Epworth League. The sermon
at the Hamline Church tomorrow will
be given By the Rev. Joseph NJ. NJ. |
Gray on The Discernment of Life"
In the evening the subject will be, |