Evening journal., 1920-10-14

This imposition or our nan0Si TOT
God hath not given US the spirit OF
fear. but Qf power. and love, and
soberness.'
Bishop Tuttle then delivered a
Bible 10 Bishop Cook, with the sus-
gtsiion that he give heed into reading,
oxh0riaiion and doctrine, and think or
the things contained In the Book.
Bishop TutilJ then proceeded 10
the Communion service. in VIII lch
Bishop Cook and The other prelates,
clergy, yestryntn and laymen from
The diocese OF Delaware participated.
The offertory anehem was by Handel
The sanctus as arranged by Stanford
in Nat was sung followed by the
Communion hymn 23i. by Rocking
ham and Miller. beginning MY God,
and Is Thy table spread. The Gloria
as arranged by Stanford. next was
sung, Tho bencdiction was said.
The postluds was Bach's FanlaSie and
Fugue In 6 minor There was no re-
cCssional hymn. The procession de-
parting from the church In reverse
order Of the professional.
g. Thompson Williams was organ
list and choirmaster for to-days con-
secration service.
Preceding the conservation was .
celebration OF the Communion at-73O
O'Clock, by The Rev Dr. Arthur B..
kinsolvng, rector OF Old 81. Paurs.
Baltimore, and the Rev. Theodore G.
Foote. rector OF ST. Davids Bllti
mre. and Al Si5 by Archdeacons r. T.
Hclfstein and Romllly +. Humphries,
OF Baltimore. Morning prayer at $50
was conducted by the Rev. Or. Hugh
Birckhead. rector OF Emmanuel. and
the rev. Dr. w. II. s. Powers. Rotor
of The Church OF the Holy nativity,
Baltimore.
Following the service. the bishops.
clergy and many OF the laity, In
cludng the visitors from Delaware,
were entertained at luncheon by the
officials Of The church OF st. Michael
and All Angels.
The ushers for the conservation
service were: J. Emory Burbage,
Chairman: J. Morris Fowler. w. r.
stone. Jr.. James y. Tate, Chas. Z.
Johnson. T. w Brundlgc, fr.. Mil
tenberger N. Smull, Julius w. Free
mann Arthur H. Johnson and ]. w.
paret. all OF Baltimore. I
The members of the hospitality
committee included; George G.
Thomas, Chairman; Judge T. J. G..
Williams, Charles w Beers. Garner
W. ltNmtdut Lllllulu =. nHthtNs tuo-
tavus c. Dohme, Harry w. Webb,
Geo. n. Debnam, Ir.. Casper T. Mar
stou. Frank w. Dryden, Bruce Rob
inson, Chester r. Morrow, Townsend
Scott. Henry r. Baker. r. s. Chaven-
nes, DR.. J. s. Fulton, Or. G.. Hampson
Jones. r. Rowland Thomas, Marion
h. Freeman r. Howard Warneld,
Morton NJ. Dukeheart, Felix r. Sui
Ivan. Alexander l.. Tinsley, all OF
SKETCH or NEW BISHOP
Bishop Cook. the new head OF the
diocese. will remain In Baltimore
over the weekend after which be will
move 10 Wilmington. He viii take
up his residence at remodeled Bishop
slead. Bishop Cook was graduated
from Trinity College, Hartford. Conn,
and from the General Theological
Seminary His first charge was In
mission work In North Dakota, where
he served FER two years under Bishop
Mann. lie then went 10 New York
where he was rector OF the Chapel OF
the Incarnation for seven years. He
then went TO St. Marks Church. San
Antonio, Texas, where he served ae
rector nvc years. From there he
went 10 Baltimore four years ago.
Bishop Cook Is the third successive
rector OF ST. Michaers and All Angels
Church to receive a biShoprlc. He wa.
elected bishop by The diocese OF Della
\ ware on May i2
Bishop Cook Is OF The strenuous typ,
and went through rigOrs Of militar,
training az p1atlshurgh camn durlns
the war lie served overseas doine
}. NJ. c. A. work.
tie was born in Kansas CITY. lie
was graduated from Trinity College
IN 1928 and at The General Theologi-
ella Seminary. New York. in ion9 ana
Mann. '''0i
In 1918 he went to France 10 work
among tho dOughboys as a Young
Mems Christian Association secretary
ana RELIGIOUS director Stories which
came back from the firing lines indj-
Gated that DR.. Cook had made rood
aud had won the admiration or ihe
pen. He was an ardent advocate on
preparedness and put precepis inio
practice by going 10 piatienurr as q
rookie In 1917 and taking The course
ON his voyage to France the
steamer oronsa, on which ,he was 4
passenger. was torpedoed and sunk
huL ne escaped In a llfeboal
nc is ciassed as a conservative hirn
churchman '''7'
He Is a Mason. a member of ihr
Rotary Club and takes pa1 In various
! public activities Golf is hN chic,
outdoor recreation
BISHOP MANN'S SERMON.
Bishop Mann FOR his congccratior
sermon TOOK the. following text:
t"Of the men. therefore, which have
companied with us an the Time thal
the Lord Jesus went ia and oul
among us OF tlcse musl
one become witness with MS oi
hiS resurrection. Act 1, 2i-22.
The bishop said:
Nobody ! trust. Will ccnsure m,
/ FOR saying, at the outset OF This ser
mon, that / possess a unique quail
! iication for preaching il.
II do not mean onc arising from
special wisdom or scholarship or elo
quence. Far from thail ! mean IA,
qualification Of long association an,
Intimate acquaintance.
My friendship with the bishon
elect OF Delaware covers nearly al
the years OF my own service IN th,
ministry, and quite all The term o
his
/ Ills father was one OF the mos
loyal and helpful veslrymen OF lhl
Kansas City parish OF which / wa
/ r ctor lW0 aud twenty years. IN
| whole family were COMMITMENTS n
\ that parish. was with them h
! 1nula ~ fha eaINnat and ..r,, ~ a.