New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-09


pass cut OF The old synod Hall To AM
sserdam Avenue. moving over the
foundations of the Cathedral nave and
singing "The Chureh's One Founda-
| tion. II Will enter che west door of
tho Cathedral singing Grown Him
With Many Crowns and pass down
the center aisle.
Other Denominations Represented
The procession will be headed by q
crucifer and aagbearers, followed by
the choir and Canon 4. Briggs Nash,
master of ceremonies; the Rev, X. s.
w, Weed, his assistant, end twelve
marshals. After these will march the
following ministers, representing the
Protestan@ churches Of New York City:
The Rev. DR.. H. Il, Stoekman, MoravSan
Church: the Rev. DR.. Harold Pattison,
Baptist: the Rev. DR., William I. Haven,
Methodist Episcopal Church: the Rev.
Drs. G. II. aendenhall, William P.
Merrill, John Kelman. A. p Atterbury
and Arthur J Brown, OF the Presby~
terrain Church; the Rev. prs. S. Parkes
Cadman and Charles e. Jefferson, of
the Congregational Church, and the Rev.
Drs. Malcolm Mcleod, Henry Evertson
Cobb and Joseph r. Duryee, of the
buEch heTormeu Church.
The clergy Of other dioceses in the
Episcopal Church will be followed by
Bernard Iddings Bell, president, and
the faculty of St. Stephens College
AnnanGale, N. Y, and the dean and
Seminary. Representing Columbia Uni
versity, Of which DR. Manning is q
trustee, will be Nicholas Murray But
Ter, president; Colonel William Bar
clay Parsons, president OF the board
of trustees; John B. Pine, NJ. Hartley
Dodge, Stephen Baker, Herbert l.. Sat
terlee and DR.. Walter B. James, trus-
tees; William II. Carpenter, provost,
and Professors A. D. F. Hamlin, Her.
bert c. Lord, Henry B. Mitchell, John
Erskine and Charles Sears Baldwin.
Preceding the wardens and vestry-
men of Trinity parish will march 400
clergynen of the Diocese of New York.
and R, NJ Pott, treasurer; the Rev. C.
K. Gilbert, secretary, and George Ia
brisSie, chancellor.
Orthodox Bishops in Procession
After the clergy and dean of the
cathedral will march the bishops of
the Eastern orthodox churches, the
Metropolitan Archbishop Of Odessa, the
Archbishop of Rodostolan, the Right
Rev. Nicholai, Bishop of ochrida, SER
bia, and the Right Rev. James Sweeney,
Bishop of Toronto.
The bishops of the Episcopal Church
will march in the order of seniority of
conservation, as follows: David L..
Ferris, New York; Arthur C. Thomp-
son, Virginia; Willissn r, Stearly,
Newark; Paul Jones, j. de ". Perry,
Rhode Island; Alfred Harding, Wash
ington; Frederick F. Johnson, Missouri;
Edwin s. Lines, Newark; Charles H.
Brent, New York; Ethelbert Talbot,
Bethlehem, Pa; Troy Beatty, Tennes-
Fl. Hulse, Cuba; Thomas j. Garland,
Pennsylvania; Thomas F. Davies, Mas
sachusetts; Arthur S. Lloyd, Albion w.
knight and Frederick Burgess, Long
Island; S. C. Partridge, Maine, and
Cortiandt Whitehead, Pittsburgh.
The Bishop-elect will follow, attended
by Dr. w. w. Bellinger and DR.. Milo
H. Gates and his presenting bishops,
Arthur c. Hall, of Vermont, and Philip
NJ Rhinelander, of Pennsylvania. Bishop
Thomas F. Gailor, who will preach the
sermon, will walk before the two CO.
consecrators, Bishop Lloyd Vincent, of
southern Ohio, and Bishop William
Lawrence, of Massachusetts. The place
or honor in the procession will be given
to the venerable President Bishop,
Daniel Sylvester futile, eighty-four
years old.
After the sermon the three conse-
orators will take a place before the
altar and DIR. Manning will be pre-
scented. Bishop Harding of Washing
ton will read the certificates of OF
dination and Bishop Brent of Western
New York the consents of the bishops
to the election. The Litany will be
said by Bishop Arthur S. Lloyd, former
president of the board of missions.
During the singing of the hymn Guide
Me, o Thou Great jehovah" Or. Man
ning will be vested with the remainder
of the episcopal habit.