Arizona republican., 1915-10-29

procession will move to the Cathedral House. First avenue and Roosevelt street
 Having taken their places, the Masons will be welcomed by Bishop Atwood and his staff consisting of the Rev. William Scarlett, dean of the cathedral: Rev. J. Lockwood Jen- kins archdeacon, and Rev. Bertrand R. Cocks, general missionary and canon.
 The services will be opened with the hymn, AM Hail the Power of Jesus Name" sung by the entire as semblage, followed by prayer by the grand chaplain.
 Bishop Atwood will then deliver an address, descriptive of the church in Arizona, and concluding with a formal invitation to the Masonic bodies to officiate in the laying of the corner stone of the new Cathedral House. The actual laying of the cornerstone will then follow, during which will be sung the hymn, The Church One Foundation" The actual laying of the stone will be carried out by the architects
 With the stone in place, will fol- low the singing of America" after which Vice-President Marshall will deliver his address. The doxology will follow. and the benediction will be pronounced by the bishop. The hymn, 70 God. Our Help in Ages Past" vii conclude the ceremony
 The following have been chosen as the officers for the laying of the cornerstone: M w. George Alex ander Bridge, grand master; w. Amos Arthur Betts. P. M., deputy grand master; R. W. Charles Custes Woolf, senior grand warden; Rev. Bertrand R- Cocks. as junior grand warden; V. W. Rickmer Nickels Fredericks, grand treasurer; w. Charles Philip Hart. grand secretary; w. Ralph Fleetwood Palmer. as grand lecturer; w. and Rev. I. Lockwood Jenkins. grand cha plain: Hon. Thomas R. Marshall, vice president of the United States, as grand orator; Sidney Henry Stewart, as grand marshal: Lloyd Christy. as grand standard bearer: Royal William Lescher, as grand swori- bearer; Nathan \. Morford. as grand Bible bearer; Gene s. Cunningham. as senior grand deacon; Samuel Albert Metten, as junior grand deacon; Ernest Ot- way Carlisle, as senior grand steward; Louis Sauer Thompson, as junior grand steward: Robert Augustine Craig. as grand pursuivant; William Conrad Mills, as grand organist; Hugh D. Marshall, Jr, as grand tyler
 Tn the stone will be sealed a cop per casket, containing a record of the present diocesan officials, the building committee, the vestry, the architects, a copy of the state con- vention record of 1915, the Arizona Record. and the Church Bulletin, church publications, and the daily newspapers. The Cathedral House is well along m construction and is ex- pected to be ready for occupancy some time in December
 The first services on record in what is now Trinity Parish were held by the Rev. T. ". Haskins of the diocese of Quincy in the Baptist church, op- posite courthouse square. on Sunday, April %. 1885. Services were doubt less held at various times prior to this date, but no record of them was kept. During this visit of MT. Has kins the permanent organization of the Mission was effected by the fol- lowing committee: Mir. w. R. Morris, MT. N. A. Morford, Col Hatch, MT. F. J. Bennitt and pr. R. F. Light burn. The Mission was organized by Bishop Dunlop in the same year.
 No regular services were held until November. 1886, when MT. George H. Mitchell, a lay reader, initiated reg ular services in Pythian Hall. These services were continued, with cc- casiona! visits by Mir. Haskins and Bishop Dunlop, until May. 1887.
 In January. 1888, Rev. R w. Pear son took charge of the Mission. and through his efforts the cornerstone of Trinity church was laid in May of the same year. The building was occupied for church services in Jan uary of the year following