The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-05
EPISCOPAL.


Rev. George F. Dudley. in observance
OF his twenty-second anniversary as rec
tor of st. Stephens Protestant Epis-
copal Church. will give in his sermon to-
morrow morning a historical review OF
the work Of ST. Stephens parish during
hfs ministry. The number of families in
the parish is said to have increased dur
ing the period from IS to S25, the number
of communicates from 40 to IA, and the
number of Sunday school children from
Is to $50. The funds raised and expend-
ed for buildings and improvements
| amount to $4,000: church has been
erected with seating capacity of 1000
| while the first floor of the parish hall,
| which was also built during this period,
seats 800.
Rev w J. ID. Thomas. of Brookland
parish. will go next week to the Adiron-
, dacks where, during the remainder OF
June. he will preach at Twilight Park.
in the chapel built by former Bishop
Satterlee, which is cared for during the
four months OF the summer by Wash
, ington clergymen. Canon De Vries on
the first Sunday in July will consecrate
the new tower and bell of the chapel.
while Rev. G. F. Dudley. of st. Steph-
ems. will preach on the remaining Sun
days of July.
Rev. J. W. Austin. OF the Chevy Chase
parish. will officiate during the month of
August and Rev. Robert Talbot, of st.
Paul's, throughout September.
The Mount St. Alban Summer School
for Sunday School Workers will meet
at Washington Cathedral Close next
week from Monday to Friday.
The school is for Sunday school work
the clergy. and is held under the joint
mana cement OF the Boards of Religious
Education CT the Province and of the
Diocese Of Washington. with the ap
prova! and cooperation of the Bishop
Of Washington and of the Chapter of
the National Cathedral.
LIS aim is t. give expert instruction
in the principles. methods and material
of modern sunday school teaching ana
administration.
The sessions will he held in the hall
IF the Cathedral sr:,n. for Girls and
IL the groves of the Close.
The daily program Will consist. Tor
the most part. of lectures in the morn
ings. conferences ia :ht afternoons
from 80 to "a. and :; e.c"pticon lee
lures in the evenings. The speakers 1T
the morning sessions include Miss
iIeI.l l. jennings superintendent of
primary grades. Trinity Church School
Pcttsville. Pa: Rev. Will m +. Card
ner u. D.. soC.etary OF the General
Foa: Of Religious -:drCatiOn: Rev.
George G Foley. -. -. professor Of
hcr,ile;iCs ara pastoral care in the
PhiIld"lohi; Divinity School; Canon
Prateuahl, secretary Of ;he Province OF
Washington. and Rev. S:.aart L. Nit
man. rh. d. field secretary OF the lfo-
vincial Eoard Of Religious Education
In the afternoon CDn.ti enceS, Miss
jennings will direct the p imary worH.
Miss Jane Millikin. srr-: .nte ndent al
teacher training, Diocese rf Maryland.
will contact the iur icr grade studies.
Eey. Howard ". b.ller viii have charc"
of tl.. seh,rr v ork. ari DR. Nitman. II
the adIlt rl.:SSeS.
Or Mitman will give :he public Illus
tra.sd lectures III the 'henlngS at 80.
his SUBJECTS being. for tuesday. Tn
story Of Modern E2Ar::' WednesGay.
"Ccnstant:norle ard the Bcsporus. az.
Thursday, '.lc"uSalem. IL. IDLY Cit.