Evening star., 1926-10-28
BISHOP OF LONDON
WILL ARRIVE TODAY
viii Spend Active Two Days
Here Before Leaving for
South on Tour.

The Lord Bishop Of London. Right
Hon. and Right Rev. Arthur Foley
Finnington-I Ingram, spiritualr ADVISE
to the royal family and beloved by men
and women of all walks of life for
the democratic qualities which nave
made him known as the Ineooore
Roosevelt of the Anglican Cnurcn'
will arrive In Washington this after'
noon for a two-day visit, part OF
tour of the world dedicated to the
mission of renewing enthusiasm ioE
the truths of Christianity.
Prominent Episcopalians, includlns
w Rev. G.. c. F. Bratenahl. dean
of Wa shinston Cathedral: Canon Anson
Phelps Stokes of the cathedral stan
and members of the Laymen's Service
Association of the Diocese of Wash
ington, will assemble at the Union
Station to greet the bishop. who Will
arrive from New York at $40 o'clock.
Bishop Ingram will be escorted TO
Cathedral Close. where he VIII ne a
guest at the home of Right ReV.
James T. Freeman, Bishop of wash
tngton, and Mrs. Freeman.
Dinner for Bishop Tonight.
Many of those occupying high places
in the life of the Nation will gather
tonight at dinner rendered the
bishop by the Washington branch Of
the English Speaking Union. The
dinner will begin at O'Clock at the
New Willard Hotel. and the program.
while brief. will pay tribute to the
honored guest.
The Lord Bishops immediate party
will include Rev. II. c. Thomas, chap
lain to the bishop: Ormond Blythe,
Rev John r. Hart, jr., of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, representing
the department Of religious education
in this province, and Rev. John w.
Suter, jr., executive of the depart.
ment of religious education of the Ma
tional Council of the Episcopal
Church, which is sponsoring the visit
of the bishop to this country.
A day more than 800 years ago.
when the first permanent English
settlement in America was established
with prayer at jamestown Island, Va.
will be brought to memory tomorrow
morning at a service in the unfinished
apse of the Cathedral of Saint Peter
and Saint Paul when Bishop Ingram
will place in the wall a brick from
the old church at Jamestown. mute
symbol of the perpetuation in this
country OF q church which was once
parish of the diocese of London.
Laid Stone Here in 1907.
1t will be the second time that the
lord bishop has visited the cathedral,
for on September 29 1907, while in
this country as the guest Of the gen.
eral convention Of the Episcopal
Church, he came to Washington and
laid the foundation stone of the
cathedral
The service incident to the pla icing
q nf hn hrtn
jamestown will begin at 10 o'clock
and, due to the limited accommoda-
tions In the apse. will be open only
to members of the chapter and
greater chapter of the cathedral,
members of the Order of Jamestown,
students of the cathedral schools, and
clergy of the diocese and ladies Of
their families.
The general public will be admit
ted, however, to special festival
service. which will be held at Bethle-
hem Chapel. beginning y at 1O:45
o'clock, and will include sermon
by the lord bishop and the celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion.
Another opportunity to hear Bishop
Ingram will be afforded at s o'clock
tomorrow night. when he will address
mass meeting at Continental Hail.
In accordance with the purpose of the
Lord Bishop to give a message to the
youth of the country, the ground floor
will be reserved for students of col
legiate grade in Washington and vi
cinity provided with tickets of ad.
mission and seated by institutions.
Will Visit Seminary.
The galleries will be open to the
public. After the meeting the Lord
Bishop will motor to the Virginia
Theological Seminary, near Alexan-
dria. alma mater for many Of the
leading dignitaries in the Episcopal
Church Of America, where he will
spend the night preparatory to leav.
ing for Charlottesville. Va. to speak
to the students of the University of
Virginia.
The final mass meeting here will
be conducted under the joint auspices
Of George Washington University.
American University. and the Uni
rersity of Maryland. and will be at
tended by representatives of other
higher institutions of learning in this
vicinity. Bishop Freeman. who will
he presented by Dean Wilbur, will
preside.
Bishop Ingram will lunch tomor-
row with the clergy at st. Adams
Parish Hall.
Final preparations had been made
this morning for welcoming the lord
bishop when he arrives at the Union
Station. All members of the Lay
mems Service Association were urged
10 join the delegation representing the
association. which will he headed by
DR. Sinclair Bowen and Dr. Larkin
w. Glazebrook.
Leaders TO Attend.
The services tomorrow will he at
tended by many visiting leaders Of
the Episcopal Church. including Right
Rev Beverley cambridge Tucker
D. D.. Bishop of Southern Virginia,
in whose diocese the walls Of the his.
toric chapel at jamestown still stand
After leaving Washington Bishop
Ingram will proceed by leisurely
stages across the continent to San
Francisco. and will then visit the
Orient. Malay. Australia and New Zea.
land. marking the longest pilgrimage
In history Of any Bishop of London.
DOUBTS CLAIMS INQUIRY.