New-York tribune., 1921-12-01
Two Suffraga|1n
Bishops Of N. Y.
Are Installed
Rt. Rev. DR.. Lloyd Formally
Raised and DIR. Shipman
! Is Consecrated Here i'm
Ceremony at Cathedral
$500 Witness Spectacle
$50 Protestant Episcopal
Dignitaries and Guard
of Army Men Take Par,

Two bishops suffrsgan. selected last
May by the Protestant Episcopal Dio.
cese of New York were installed YES
terday through the formal institution
OF the Right Rev. Arthur Selden Lloyd.
y D., and the consecration of the Rev.
D.. Herbert Shipman.
The services were held at the Cathe-
drai of st. john the Divine and lasted
three hours. Three hundred and fifty
persons including fourteen bishops,
SEQ clericals, military color guard of
eight regular army and reserve Off
GERS and representatives Of other de-
nominations took part in the cere-
monies. Fifteen hundred persons wit
messed the spectacle.
Because Bishop Lloyd had previously
been consecrated following his election
as bishop coadjutor of Virginia in
1909, the service of institution for him
took less than half hour. The mill
tary phase of the ceremonies was in
honor of bishop Shipman, who was
senior chaplain of the First Army
Corps, A. E. F., from 1918 to 1919, and
field chaplain of the l04th United
States Field Artillery for the two years
previous. He recently resigned as
rector of the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, Manhattan, to become one of the
9 first bishops sutfragan chosen for an
: American diocese.
Special Service for Bishop Lloyd
m
nary OF the DlCceSe, pro.a.eu q Special
form of service tor bisnop Lloyd, as
no order of service for the institution
o. bishop following previous conse
Grafton is LAID down in ene cnurch
manual. The service consisted of the
5 eolorIul procession, brief announce
,aent to the congre CATION as to the
purpose OF the service, the reaain :
II q certificate by the diocesan chan
stllor, George Zebrskie, snow4ng unas
a the legal requirements had been
! 8 nlpleted, so that Bishop Lloyd could
sa recognized as suhragan bishop OF
- diocese and the acNnowleug lnene
Bishop Lloyd as bishop sulsragan
- Bishop Manning.
The service of conservation for
shop-elcct Snipman then was begun.
ne Most Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tut
ti., presiding bishop of the Proscstant
-pisoopal Church in America and
ahup of Missouri, who is 'elgnty-tour
ears old and has the record OF hav-
..g presided at rs CONSIDERATIONS Of
s.snops, w4s the celebrant, with Bishop
nes OF Newark as Gospel.er and
sshop Manning IS Lpisto-er.
The Rt. Rev. Nathaniel. Seymour
!. onaas, Bishop OF the missionary Dls-
ic5 OF Wyoming, preached the sermon.
lhe substance OF bishop Thomas 9
: to IL f,f tif.u
..tholic pIecepts of the cn0rch rather
an the prote stanr, scientific be .lefs,
IA the Importance OF parocnla. Wurk
-l.)s being permitted TO oveisnadow d
alaed, mass -enort to IeAcn tnUsa
ements, particularly the foreign,
ost requiring the assistance OIL .ne
--suIch.
Following the sermon, Bishop Cook
= Delaware and Bishop ward of
-rie, with DR.. Shipman, vested in a
recheG, between tnem, approached the
tesiaing bishop and said:
reverend ather IN God, We present
& ito you this godly and weii-iearned
:. IN to be ordained and consecrated
shop"
Testimonials Are Read
Bishop Tuttle called for the testi-
= oniais to certify that Or. Shipman
yas truly elig ole to the once OF
Ab4 SIUP- uSSc "clc ACAu oy tAc- 1eSS.
s1.anon George +. Nelson, registrar os
ne diocese; MIR. Zabrlskie, the diocesan
CHANCELLOR and secretary of the Stand
.ng COMMITTEE; the very Rev. howard
Chandler Robbins, dean of the cathe-
sral; the Rev. Theodore Sedgwlck,
president of the standing committee Of
ne diocese, and the Rt. Rev. f. B.
llowdei, bishop of New Mexico.
The Litany and canonical questions
came after the declal alton of inten-
tion, then the hymn, Jesus, My
strength and Hope" and the vestirg
d DR.. Shipman with the chimere, or