The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1916-01-01

ant there to DR.. McGarvey, chaplain
to the Anglican Sisters of St. Mary,
Peekskill, N. Y; member of the Com
panions of the Holy Saviour; gradu-
ate of the General Theological Semi
nary, New York, 1904. (190s).
Rev. Charles E. Bowles, priest of
the Archdiocese of Philadelphia; rec
tor of All Saints Episcopal church,
Ravenswood, ILL.,, and member of the
Companions of the Holy Saviour.
(19os).
Rev. Henry Allen Yost, rector of
st. Timothy's Episcopal church, Rox-
borough, Philadelphia; graduate of
the University of Virginia, and of the
Philadelphia Divinity School. (190S).
Rev. James M. Raker, priest of the
Diocese of La Crosse; graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania, and of the
General Theological Seminary, New
York, 1893; rector of Ascension Epis-
copal church, Merrill, Wis; member
of the Companions of the Holy sa.
viour. 19Os.)
Rev. John G. P. Ewens, priest of
the Vincentian Order, Philadelphia;
born in Ireland of Protestant parents
where he was ordained a clergyman
in 1890; came to this country and
was rector of Holy Trinity church,
Manistee, Mich, until his reception
into the church in 1908. It is inter-
esting to recall in this connection,
that Mr.. Ewens succeeded Father
Jewell as rector, the latter now being
a convert priest of the diocese of
Grand Rapids.
Rev. Edward Hawkes., priest of the
Archdiocese of Philadelphia; gradu-
ate of Nashotah and instructor in
that institution; member of the Com
panions of the Holy Saviour. (1908)
Rev. James E. Bourne, priest of the
4 Archdiocese of Philadelphia; graduate
of Nashotah Seminary and instructor
in that institution; member of the
Companions of the Holy Saviour.
(190s).
Rev. E. Howard, a Protestant min
: lister in the Philippines, who with his
: entire congregation was received into
{ the church by the late Father Stree
belle. (19o9).
Rev. J. Ellis Butler, Short Hills,
N. j.; pastor of Methodist churches in
California and Colorado. (19O9).
Rev. Charles F. Uebelhoefer, Lu.
; theran minister, Eden Valley, MINI. T;
graduate of the University of Heidel.
, burg, and missioner of the German
. Evangelical Synod of North America
!; $1,000.
II Rev. Lewis Thomas Watson, priest
Y of the Archdiocese of New York; in
s religion Father Paul, superior general
e of the Society of the Atonement, Gar
l. rison, N. Y, which began as an Angli
f can order and is now a recognized
:, community in the church under the
h franciscan Order; graduate of the
b General Theological Seminary, New
f York, and of st. Stephens College
:. Annandale, N. Y; son of clergyman
Editor of "The Lamp" 5000.
T., Rev. Henry Rufus Sargent, priest
|, of the Archdiocese of Boston, and nov
e studying at the Benedictine Abbey O.
g Downside, England, preparatory to es
d tablishing in this country house O.
l. Notwithstanding Benedictines; gradu
t. ate of Harvard, and of the Genera
d Theological Seminary, New York
J. formerly superior of the Anglican
l. Order of the Holy Cross, and founder
If of the Oblates of Mt. Calvary. $1,000
Rev. Isaac Gamewell, tertiary o
It the Society of the Atonement, work
d ing in Louisiana; formerly Presby
terrain minister. 191O).
s. Rev. James A. M. Richey, gradual,
!, of Nashotah Seminary; rector of tn,
C Church of the Good Shepherd, Quincy
l. ILL.,; founder and editor of "The Amer
Y, lean Catholic" (Anglican), Los Ange
e les; son of the late Canon Richey O
t, Fond du Lac. (1910).
D. Rev. John Cyril Halves, priest o
It an Australian diocese; an Episcopa
minister in the Bahamas; received b,
l, Father Paul, at Graymoor, N. Y
l. 1911).
l. Rev. R. M. Edwards, priest of tn,
s Third Order Regular St. Francis; pro
II fessor of Greek and Hebrew in st
e. Francis College, Loretto, Pa; ordaine,
r. 1915; graduate of Trinity College
Hartford, 1874; for over thirty years
s. an Episcopal minister and journal
s. ist Rector of Christ Episcopa
8 church, Brentwood, L. l., N. Y, etc
# 191).
81 Rev. James L. Small, deacon in tn,
!; Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee ant
secretary to Bishop Webb; gradual,
e of Nashotah Seminary; author ant
e lecturer. (1912).
f Rev. Charles Meyer, candidate TO
=, the priesthood at Seton Hall, Soutl
It Orange, N. j.; in charge of St. Ed
l, mund's Episcopal church, Milwaukee
l. graduate of Nashotah Seminary
}. (1912).
Ell Rev. Bryant Gray Harmon, rector
# Of an Episcopalian church at Fair