The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
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In the presence of great assemble ge
81 prclates. priests. dchcons and lay
men. gathered together in ST. James
Church. Re-. William Caben Brown.
~ d., was consecrated yesterday n
i,ishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
y church. and was set apart for service
as Bishop -Coadjutor of the Diocese of
Virginia. Nvcn bishops laid their
hands upon his head. and. in conform
ity with the the tcnets OF their faith,
transmitted to him the episcopal au-
4 thority vested in thcm by apostolic
succession.
Promptly al u o'clock, The hour SET
for the service by the presiding bishop.
tue procession, composed o. the
bishops the bishop elect, the minor
clergy in attendance. the laymen who
we're 10 take part In the ceremony and
ihe choir of the church. formed In the
res'ibule Rev. Thomas c. Darst. rec
tor of St James. offered the brief intro
ductory prayer, the organ began the
strains of the opening hymn. and the
participants. all robed and vested save
the TWO representatives of the laity
moved mp :hc aisle singing the tri-
dmphant hymn. Ancient OF Days. Who
Sittcst Throned in Glory"
niSH0P-ELECr ATTENDED
BY IMPOSING PROCESSION
When the chancel was reached. :he
choir marched Into the stalls, but the
clergy. who followed immediately .iter,
haiteo In the aisle and formed IN two
lines. between which moved the bish-
ops. the bishop eject and his attend
ing presbyters. The presiding bishon
Rt. Rev. Daniel s. Tuttle, d. b.. Bishon
of Missouri, and the six others. Rt. Rev.
Robert a. Gibson, d. D., Bishop of Nir-
ginia; Rt Rev. a. NJ. Randolph, D. D.,
Bishop OF Southern Virginia: RI Rev
Luciep L. kinsolving, d. D.. Bishop OF
Southern Brazil; Rt. Rev. Beverly r
Tucker. ID. D., Bishop Coadjutor of
southern Virginia: Rt. Rev. w. l.. GRAY.
att, u, D., Bishop Coadjutor of West
Virginia. and Rt. Rev. Arthur S. Lloyd.
d. d., president of the board OF mis-
Sons. proceeded within the sanctuary.
~. DR.. Brown. attended on the right and
on the left by his prcsbyters, Rev
Berryman Green, y. d.. and Rev James
w. Morris. D. d.. took his seat at the
head of the aisle. irsmcdiately below
she chancel, and the other clergy oc
cnpied pews in the front of the church
While the clergy were being seated.
the choir sang the hymn, Christ for
the World We Sing"
As In order TO conform with the re-
! auirements Of the rubrics. morning
prayer had been read earlier in the
day, the presiding bishop began the
communion service. Bishop Randolph
read the appointed epistlc, Bishop Glib
son the gospel and Bishop Tuttie, ac-
colnpanied by the congregation. recited
Darst announced that, owing to the
length OF the service, il had been de-
cided that only the bishops and clergy
officers of the diocese and members OF
the family OF the bishop-e -elec; were 10
partake of the Holy Communion.
eHIsHOP KINsOLvING
MAKES FoRcEFUL ADDRESS
Following the order announced
Bishop kinsolving, for many years an
Inf Of II
work in Brazil. preached the sermon
From tho text. Paul. u servant to
Jesus Christ, called to be an apostle
separated rhto the gospel OF God"
Romans !, l, he delivered forceful
and brilliant address. in which he out
lined the Pauline conception of the
cpiscopacy, after having remarked
upon the fact that the service was.
in some regards, unique in the history
Of tho American church, in that it was
held to accomplish. for the first time
III the annals OF our church life, the
conservation to the episcopate of tho
historic diocese of Observation-Disclosures
out fourscOre years the nursing mother
of missions to those far hcncc--of a
presbyter called back from the far
hung battle line
Among the elements of Paurs con-
cept, the preacher laid emphasis upon
fcntire self-surrender; upon complete
SeISiCe dHu upOH tiie, SepHtdtloh uTSeu
by the apostle--thc separation from all
other aims and ambitions. Then he
l5sRoke more personally to tho conse-
d Grant. recalling with profound tender
mess of feeling and great beauty of
phrase their years of service, In school,
I'M seminary and on Gods frontier I'm
Brazil; In bidding him farewell as at
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