Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26
500 ARE EXPECTED
TO ATTEND DINNER
More Than 200 Reservations
In for Meeting in Honor
e. of Bishop Freeman.

More than 200 reservations have
been made for the third annual fellow
ship dinner in honor of the Bishop OF
Washington, Right Rev. James E. Free
man, which is to be held at the New
Willard Hotel, February S, at $50
o'clock. Busey II. Howard. chairman
of the interparochial committee in
charge Of the dinner. expects more
than 500 men representing all parishes
i'll the diocese will be present.
Although Bishop Freeman has been
called TO California on personal mis-
sion, he has assured the committee
that he will return to Washington in
time for the dinner. The other speak
ers will be George Wharton Pepper,
chairman Of the national executive
committee for Washington Cathedral,
and DR.. William c. Sturgis, formerly
educational secretary for the depart
ment Of missions of the national coun-
Gil of the Episcopal Church. Mr. How
ard will act as POSTMASTER.
Officers and Chairmen.
The officers of the interparochial
committee include Edwin A. Heilig of
ST. Stephen and the Incarnation Parish.
as secretary; N. w. Dorsey of Christ
the following chairmen of special conf
mitteeS: Arrangements, II. d. Amiss;
tickets. Comdr. c. II. Jewell; decora-
tons. Col. John II. Finney: Guests,
Admiral Spencer S. Wood; music,
Clark Conway, and printing, r. C.
Henry.
The final meeting of the committee
Will be held next Thursday evening at
O'Clock in the Diocesan House, 1929
K street.
Official List Announced.
The official list of members of the
interparochial committee was ANNOUNCE
ed by Chairman Howard today as fol-
lows: H. L. Bryan, st. James Parish;
II. D. AmisS, j. w. De Grange and w.
P. Foley of Advent; r. E. Burk, All
Saints; Admiral S. S. Wood, N. w.
Dorsey and w. M. Harris of Christ
Church, Georgetown; Ralph r. Molster,
Our Savior: r. c. Henry, ST. Marks
Harry Middleton, Robert E. P. Kreiter
and Peyton E. Fletcher, ST., st. Al
bans: Ellwood P. Morey, w. j. Moore
and Frank S. Hight, st. Margarets; A.
G. Houghton. E. A. Heilig and E. S.
Dawson, st. Stephen and the Incarna-
ton; Jesse B. K. Lee and Asher C.
Ryerson of Trinity, Takoma Park;
John H. Davidson and Arthur M. Lind,
st. Thomas; C. H. Douglas and
Thomas G.. Spence, Epiphany; S. D.
Turner, A. P. Hart, Fulton Lewis and
Arthur Bromley, Grace, Georgetown;
II. L. Poynton, st. Agnes; Col. J. H.
Finney, j. v. Guthrie and Royal E.
Durham, st. Pauls; H. w. Burnside,
H. w. Chambers and T. N. Gill, st.
Johns, Georgetown: Arthur Anderton,
Clark Brown and Raymond K. Jones,
st. Pauls, Rock Creek Charles H.
Miller, Christ; Frank Hagan, S. M.
Flllius and James Larsen, Emmanuel;
William j. Erskine, TRANSPORTATION
Bruce Baird, Jesse C. Watts and David
Dawson, Ascension; Clark Conway, st.
Andrews H. G. C. Stiles, All Souls
G. E. Robinson. Bennings; F. E.. Hill,
Esther Memorial; W. C. Beck, Garrett
Park; M. Belt, Poolesville; William
Stanley, Laurel; E. G. Emack, Belts
vile: Tom Berry, Iceland; DR.. H. M.
Bowen, Aquasco; w. S. Hill, Marlboro;
r. L. Manning, Accokeek; Frank Dent,
Clinton; Comdr c. T. Jewell and DR..
William Earl Clark. Laymen's Service
Association; DR.. A. T. Gregory and Ed
ward A. Hartman, Churchman'S League;
H. Lawrence Cheat, j. Harris Franklin
and Donald Gerow, Brotherhood of st.
Andrew, and Edwin N. Lewis, Wash
ington.