The Washington herald., 1913-06-14
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Charles Nerle-D' Aubigne.
distinguished Frenchman, descendant OF
the famous author Of 1.-THE Reforma-
tion," an epoch-making book Of undimin-
ished vitality, addressed a public meet
| ing in the chapel Of the Church of the
Covenant Wednesday evening at o'clock.
His topic was Religion in France"
william A. Eisenperser. VINO was re-
Gently received into the membership OF
the Presbytery Of Washington. was or
dained a clergyman In the Presbyterian
MISSION at Berwyn, MO-, Tuesday even
ing, and has taken up the pastorate OF
! the church. A. sermon was preached by
Rev. John Carpenter Palmer, pastor OF
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
4 Church, following which Rev. DIR. Joseph
T. Kelly, pastor of the Fourth Presoy-
| terrain Church. delivered the charge to
Mr.. Eisenberger, who was then ordained
by the Laying on OF hands" This mis-
sion, which is connected with the Fourth
| Church, of this city. is TO be organized
as a church IN the fall.
] The resignation OF Rev. L. EIWood Da-
Wis as treasurer OF the sustentation FUND
of the Prespytery OF washington was
announced.
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood will preach in
the Church OF the Covenant at the IL
o'clock morning service. The evening
service Will be held in the tent located
at the corner Of Lamont Street and the
Avenue OF the Presidents. The 7:iS
o'clock musical service will be led by
Miss Harper, followed with sermon by
DIR. Wood.
| "a fOrr11arlV
pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church
of Princeton. N. j., of which President
Wilson was at one time an eldSr. was
formally installed Wednesday in the pas
torate of the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. Second Street and Rhode Island
Avenue Northeast.
The moderator of the Presbytery OF
| Washington. Rev. DR.. Hubert Rex John
son, pastor of the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church. presided. The sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Donald Campbell
Macleod. pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church. while Rev. DR.. George
Little. pastor of the old Assembly Pres
byterian Church, which was later merged
into the Northminster Presbyterian
congregation. gave the charge to the
pastor. Rev. T. Elwood Davis. pastor of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church,
gave the charge TO the congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell. until recently pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church Of
Washington Court House. Ohio, is a
graduate of the George Washington Uni
versity Law School. He later took the
theological course at Princeton Univer-
sity. Subsequently he was pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church OF Ringoes.
n. j., resigning there TO accept the pas
torate Of the Second Church of Princeton.
and then later going TO Washington Court
House.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell Is a son of James
l. Campbell. Of the Department of Labor,
who is an elder in the Western Presby-
terrain Church, this city.
Funds aggregating more than a quar-
ter of a million dollars are bequeathed
to various activities of the Presbyterian
Church by the will Of ]. Milton Cotton,
a former Philadelphia banker. just pro-
bated in Norristown. The estate In
valued at N,50o0o0 After providing for
his widow and other members of his
family, a fund OF $4,000 is created and
divided into twenty parts. Three parts
go to the Board of Foreign Missions of
the Presbyterian Church, three parts to
the Board of Home Missions of the
Presbyterian Church to pay salaries Of
missionaries two parts to the Presby-
terrain board for relief of disabled min
listers and the widows and orphans of
deceased minister's and three parts to
the Board of Publication of Sabbath
School Work of the Presbyterian
Church.
The remaining parts are devised to To-
cal Presbyterian charities. and for
founding an endowment OF a Young
Mems Christian Association at Abine-
ton, where Mr.. Cotton lived.
At Fairmont Heights tomorrow after
noon, the presbytery of Washington will
ordain and install William w. McCary
as pastor of the Fairmont Church. Mr..
McCary has been a licentiate OF the
presbytery for a year. and is an elder
in the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Grimke will conduct the
:, services of ordination, and Rev. T. FL
wood Davis will deliver the charge to
the pastor. Rev. DR.. ]. 7. Marshall
will give the charge to the people.