The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
CONSERVATION SERVICE
AT ST. JAMES CHURCH.
come Bishop Coadjutor of
Diocese.
BISHOP TUTTLE TO PRESIDE
Impressive Gathering of Dignitaries
OF Episcopal Church to Be Present.
Large Chorus Choir Is to Render
Special Music.

Tho most notable event of tne i'm
mediate season IN the religious life of
the community will be tho consecra-
tion Of Rev. William Cabell Brown. D.
D., as Bishop Coadjutor of the EpIs-
copal Diocese of Virginia. which will
take place on Wednesday morning ar,
II o'clock at st. James Episcopal
Church.
AS is the case whenever possible, DR..
Brown selected the church In which he
is to he consecrated, and as his choice
was st. James. Bishop Tuttle. of Mis-
souri,. presiding bishop of the Episcopal
Church in America, has issued the
following episcopal letter:
The Bishops House, st. Louis, Mo,
October 10, 1914.
The Presiding Bishop has taken
order for the ordlna ton and conse-
Grafton of the Rev. Willia:n Cabell
Brown. u. D., Bishop Coadjutor-
elect OF the Diocese OF Virginia. az
follows:
Time: Festival of st. Simon and
81. jude. Wednesday. October 2S.
1914.
place: ST. James Church. Rich-
nIond. Va
"consecrators The Presiding
( Bishop, the Bishop OF Virginia, the
Sishop of West Virginia
"Presenters-The Bishop Coad-
tutor of West Virginia, the Bishop
Coadjutor of Southern Virginia."
"Preacher-The Bishop of South
ern Brazil.
attending Presbytcrs-The Rev.
Borrynan Green, d. D.. the Rev.
James w. Norris. D. D.
. (Signed) DANIEL s. FUTILE,
presiding Bishop"
The various certificates and testi-
monials required during the conse
Grafton service will be presented and
read by Bishop Lloyd. Rev. H. u. Lee.
w. j. Morton. ID. D., and Rev. L. l.
Goodwin. d. D., and Messrs Roosevelt
Page and John II. Taylor In addition
to these active participants in the or
der of conservation, Rev. Thomas c.
Da-st rector OF the church and Bishop
Elect of East Carolina. Will be master
of ceremonies
LARGE CHORUS CHOIR
TO TAKE PART IN SERVICE
Il is also expected that Rt. Rev. a.
NJ. Randolph. Bishop of Southern .Nir-
Ginia, Will be present and, participate
in the service. Many. If not all, of the
Episcopal clersyren in Richmond and
the vicinity will attend, in full vcst-
nents. and will take part in the cere-
monial professional and occasional,
both of which will be of n festival char
acter. the choir. followed by the bishops
and ether clergy. marching around the
body OF the church while singing
The choir will be augmented by many
singers from other Episcopal churches.
TO such an extent that it will occupy all
the choir stalls and 4 number of extra
chairs within the chanccl. so that
clergymen who are not participants IL.
the order of, conservation will he seated
just below the recess on the main floor.
Although ST. James Church has q
larger seating capacity than the aver
age church, the rector and vestry. an
ticipating an attendance much larger
than the size OF the building could pos
sibiy accommodate, have felt compelled
to restrict admission to those holding
tickets. of which n number have been
supplied to the rcctors and vestres of
all the Episcopal churches in the city.
Fifteen minutes before the time set for
the beginning of the service. however,
this restriction will be removed. and
such space as Is left In the church may
be occupied by persons without tickets.
BULGARIAN PASTOR HERE