The Washington herald., 1913-02-08
Episcopal.

General attention is earnestly desired
to the course Of lectures to be given on
four Friday afternoons this Lent at the
Columbia Theater by Rev. E. Edmund
SeyzuigeT, of the Community of the
Resurrection, Mirfield, England, on The
Continuity, Doctrine. and Present-day
Power of the Anglican Church" The
dates and subjects of these lectures are
as follows:
February 1.-THE Claims OF the Ang-
lican Church"
February 2l-"The Validity of Anglican
Orders"
February 2s-"The Authority of the
Church"
March 1+"Church Ideals in Social
Life: Practical Outcome"
The Washington committee which has
made itself responsible for this highly
Interesting and exceedingly important Sc
ries of lectures are these: Mrs Henry
White, chairman; Mrs William Corcoran
Eustis, Miss Gwynn. Mrs Henry Cabot
Lodge, Mrs. T.. Rollins Morse, Mrs
Richard Mulligan. Mrs. William Rives,
Mrs. George Vanderbilt, and Miss Maud
| Wetmore.
a few days ago ST. Paurs Normal and
Industrial School, at Lawrenceville, suf-
| fered the loss by fire OF its largest dor
| mitory for boys, by which forty boys
were rendered quarterless and their
effects destroyed. The loss to the school
itself was more than $SO00. 1t is pro-
posed TO construct another building. at
cost of more than 1880. S. A. Hance.
financial agent of the school. is now in
! Washington and located at 944 T Street
| He is seeking funds for the school in
this hour Of its need OF sympathy and
| hclp.
AS the outcome of a meeting OF the
Washington Glorious. held two or three
months ago. substantial help was given
nv the members to the efforts of the
| Gideons and the NJ. G. A. to place
Bibles in every guest room of seventy
eight hotels of Washington.
The Bibles were consigned to the par
ish house of the Church of the Epiphany.
They will be distributed about the middle
Of the month.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese
of Washington held its monthly meeting
in St Johns parish hall, ON Tuesday
| last. at p. m. when Mrs. Cooper gave
an illustrated lecture on the 'Arapahoe
Indians'-the Indians who proudly boast
that they were once kings OF the Rocky
Mountains.
4 mission study class on Japan is be
| ing held by Mrs. George II McGrew, Of
Silver Spring. Md. every Friday during
Lent. at 5 y. m, in st. Thomas parish
| hall. near Dupont Circle. All women are
cordially invited to become members of
the class, and TO attend as many meet
| inEs as possible.
DR.. Algernon :. Crapsey. formerly rec
| tor Of ST. Andrews Church. Rochester,
but now no longer a priest OF the Epis-
copal Church, save in that sense in
| which holy orders once conferred are in
delibIe lectured on Socialism on Thurs
day last at Ingram Memorial Church,
his subject being The Coming Age" DIR.
| Crapsey Is now a member of the Broth
| erhood House. Rochester. y. Y.
The noontide services in Lent which
have been carried on at Epiphany Church
| for many years past viii be held as
usual this year. beginning Monday next
| They are, as heretofore. under the direc-
| tion Of the Brotherhood of St Andrew.
| All persons are welcome, especially men
| The following is the schedule OF appoint
\ ments: February 10, the Bishop OF
Washington: February II. Rev. J. J. Di-
mon, st. Andrews parish; February L.
Rev Charles Fiske, St Michael and All
Angels, Baltimore: February Is and IL
Rev J. =. McComas. st. Anne's, Annap-
\ oils: February II to Il. inclusive, Rev.
r. IL McKim, parish OF the Epiphany;
| February 81 to - inclusive. Rev. A. B.
| Kinsolving. st. Paurs, Baltimore: Feb
ruary q. Rev. F. B. Howden, George
| town parish; February 8. Rev. E. 8.
Dunlap, st. Johns parish; March s. Rev.
lG. H. McGrew, Silver Spring parish:
March T. Rev. T. Hubert Jones. parish
of the Epiphany; March 3. Rev. F. w.
smith, Takoma parish; March 6, Rev.