The Washington herald., 1918-11-03

course. It. seems to me that / heard
Of Louise Delano doing some similar
stunt. either there or at the War Col
lsgs Those are the two Jobs most
favored by the dollar-a-year men IN
petticoats. although several OF those
who were at the War College. have
gone overseas In q similar capacity.
Eudora Clover. who went over last
spring IL now. hear. attached to DR..
Blake's hospital In France. l under
stand she rather broke down and had
to go there for repairs" and decided
to stay on there and make herself
useful. She stuck very faithfully to
her Job at the War College while she
was here. so faithfully and with so
few frills that most of the horde of
clerical workers there never suspected
her of being anybody In particular"
One quiet little girl from the Pacific
Coast who met her there told me Miss
Glover was good scout" She had
a way of remembering on the cold
snowy days that 1t was a long way
to the gate where the clerks could
take a car, and gathering load OF
them into her motor and taking them
down to their trolley, She seems to
have been full of friendly. thoughtful
little democratic kindnesses like that.
and the girls who worked with her
have very warm memory of our
Miss Clover"
The brides are not the only ones to
benefit by the opening OF tne
churches 1t has made II possible
for a large number OF people to have
the pleasure of hearing the Right:
Rev. Charles Gore, Lord Bishop OF
Oxford, either at the Church of the
Epiphany. at the regular morning
service. or at a mass meeting at the
Central Congregational Church in the
afternoon. And he Is accounted one
of the greatest preachers living. He Is
m Washington as the weekend guest
of the Right Rev. Alfred Harding.
Bishop OF Washington. at the bishops
house, Cathedral Close, Mount st. AL
bans. having come to America under
the auspices Of nonsectarian COM
mittee on the churches and the moral
aims Of the war. OF which such men
as William Howard Taft. Alton B.
Parker. and Talcott Williams are
members.
understand Bishop Gore Is a firm
supporter of the league OF nations"
idea. and is helping along that prop
aganda to the best OF his very emf
nent abilities. He was last in this
country twenty-one years ago. as
guest of the Brotherhood of st. An
drew-its national president at that
time being. il memory serves, the late
James l. Houghteling, of Chicago
whose younger son has just taken up
his residence here as the young hus-
band of Virginia LeSeure. that was
At that time Bishop Gore was Canon
OF Westminster Abbey. and since that
time he has been successively bishop
OF Worcester. Birmingham, and OK
ford.
l believe. by the way. that the pres
ent Bishop of Birmingham. the Right
Rev. Henry Russell Wakefield, is also
somewhere i'm this country-I don't
c'Iite know where. but I am sure
and in that case of course he'll show
up in Washington sooner or later
they all do.
It's a bit remarkable that there
should be three English bisnops-two
Anglican and one Roman Catholic
(You remember Bishop Heating of
Northampton was here only last week
and was so disappointed that he could
not. because OF the order closing the
churches, say mass here that he's
coming back to do il about Thanks
giving time)-all travelling around in
this part Of the country at the same
time