Evening star., 1926-10-29
BISHOP OF LONDON
LAYS HOLY BRICK IN
CATHEDRAL EXERCISES
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of London, in a grave voice which
sounded deep in the Vaulted temple.
pronounced these words
AZ Arthur Foley Wilmington n
gram. by divine permission Bishop OF
London. acting for the Order OF James,
town. do set this brick in the walls OF
washington Cathedral. and do hallow
il for it's sacred use in this holy place
here. building to the greater glory OF
God and for the help of His people
Robert Wilson, clerk of the works,
prepared the mortar bed for the
sacred symbol, and the service was
participated in by Dean g. G. r.
Bratenahl, Right Rev. B. d. Tucker
Bishop of Southern Virginia, In whose
diocese jamestown Church stlil
stands, and other dignitaries of the
Episcopal Church. Canon Anson
Phelps Stokes of the cathedral was
the master of ceremonies, and during
the services he saw standing in the
crowd Right Rev. Robert Carter Jett,
Bishop Of Southwestern Virginia, who
had arrived too late to join the pro-
cessional, and escorted him within
the sanctuary.
The congregation which witnessed
the laying of the brick included boys
and girls from the Cathedral School,
members Of the Order of jamestown
and scores of visiting clergy and
prominent members of the laity from
all sections of the country.
Visits Wilson's Tomb.
Upon the brick was written this in
scription: This brick from the
Church of jamestown, A. D. 1907, was
placed and hallowed by the Bishop of
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jamestown" The Bishop of London
is the vice president of the order
which maintains the ideal which he
stressed in his serman at the festival
service.
Earlier in the morning. before the
congregation had gathered. the Bishop
of London laid a wreath upon the
tomb Of Woodrow Wilson and said a
prayer in memory of the former Pres
ident and his ideal of world peace.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was one of
those who attended the services in
Bethlehem Chapel.
The bishops voice trembled as he
stood on the sanctuary steps Of Beth
lehem Chapel.
Happy memories come to me of my
nrevious visit" he said, "for on Sep
tember 20, 1907, stood by the side Of
Bishop Satterlee when the foundation
stone Of this cathedral was laid. l
have just knelt by his tomb"
Gratif1ed BY Progress.
Bishop Ingram expressed his graft
fication Of the progress of the work at
the cathedral and said that when he
returned to London he would ask his
people to pray for it's successful COM
pletion. He urged the congregation
hn1 foC fn o
hearts of humanity.
The order Of the professional was
as follows: Crucifier choir. diocesan
flags. about so members of the
clergy, the flags of the United States
and Great Britain, members Of the
Order of jamestown, the standing
committee of the diocease, the
cathedral chapters. the cathedral
clergy, Bishop Tucker, Right Rev.
Philip NJ. Rhinelander. Bishop OF
Washington Cathedral: Right Rev.
A c.. Thompson, Bishop Coadjutor OF
southern Virginia. Right Rev. II. G.
Darst. Bishop Of eastern North Caro-
lima. Rev. II. G. Thomas, chaplain
of the Bishop of London: the Lord
BISHOP of London, the chaplain to
the Bishop of Washington and Bishop
, Freeman.
Bishop Fireman and Bishop Rhine.
lander and Dean Bratenahl assisted
in conducting the festival service,
which included the celebration of holy
communion. Canon Stokes escorted
the Lord Bishop Of London to the
altar.
Leaves City Tomorrow.
Bishop Ingram will speak tonight
at a mass meeting at Memorial Cont
mental Hall. under the auspices Of
George Washington University and
American University and the Cniver-
sity Of Maryland. The meeting will be
attended by representatives Of other
high institutions of learning. The pub
lie will be admitted 10 the galleries.
Bishop Ingram will speak especially
to students, IN acc ordance with his
avowed purpose. rer ewing enthusiasm
among the youths of the world for
the truths Of Chris !anity.
+ The Lord Bishop iunched with. tha
cisrgy at st. Albans FaxaSh Hall and