Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-09
NATIONS LEADERS
AT MISSION HERE
Episcopal Church to Draw 35
Workers for Campaign
Lasting Week.

: sion centerS viii conduct the Diocesan
Preaching Mission of the Episcopa
Church in an attempt to reach spiritu'
ally the people of the whole diocese Of
Washington.
The preaching mission will open at 8
public meeting in Constitution Hall a
Z pm, when Bishop R. z. L. Stridel
of West Virginia and DR.. william G
Sturgis are to make addresses and vii
be introduced by Right Rev. James E
Freeman, Bishop of Washington, who
will preside. The IS missioners win b
present.
Mission Growth Rapid.
The diocesan preaching mission Il
the outgruwth of suggestion made by
Bishop Freeman a year and half ago
carrying on the work Of the bishops
crusade into the diocesan life. The
mission was organized BY the Dioce'
san Commission on Evangelism, o.
which Canon Arson Phelps Stokes L
chairman Emphasis is placed on the
presentation of the foundations oil
Christianity and the Christian life with
o view to meeting the spiritual needs
of men and women of today
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
which Episcopal Church choirs win lead
the singing at next Sundays service
under the direction of Edgar Priest. or
Cathedral. Among these choirs are
those of st. Marks, st. Johns, Lafay-
cite Square; st. Johns, Georgetown;
st. Paul's. Church of the Good Shep-
herd and Washington Cathedral
To Use SIS Churches.
That evening the mission proper win
begin In IS representative churches
the missionerS including representative
leaders of all schools of thought in the
Episcopal Church. There viii be such
men as Bishop Cook of Delaware. rep
TeSenting the National Commission on
Evangelism: Bishop Johnson of Colo
RADIO, the chairman of The Seventy;
Bishop Strider of West Virginia, one OF
the leading missioners of the Episcopal
Church: Bishop Quin of Texas. one OF
Capts. Moss and Hamilton Of the
church army; Father Hughson of the
Order of the Holy Cross Father Bur-
ton, superior of the Society of st. John
the Evangelist; Dean Gateson, the
chaplain Of Lehigh University: the
Rev. John Rathbone Oliver, well known
author and psychiatrist, and many
others.
The mission will end Sunday evening
November %. Features have been ar
ranged at some of the mission centers
At the Church Of the Epiphany Bishop
Etrider Is. to have a brief weekday
service from IL to 1890 O'Clock, with
talks on personal religion. Spectre
opportunities for conferences with the
missioner, DR.. John Rathbone Oliver
the well known psychiatrist, will be
made at st. Thomas Church and at
st. Stephens and Incarnation Church
there Is to be special children's mis-
sion conducted by Dean De Owes.
On Monday. November "a. a meeting
of the missioners with members, both
clerical and lay, of the Diocesan Com
mission on Evangelism viii be held to
consider the results of the mission
with view to helping other missions II
other dioceses.
Noted Names Listed.
The list of mission centers and mis-.
sioners is as follows:
In the District.
Epiphany-Right Rev. r. =. L. stri.
der, Bishop Coadjutor of West Virginia
st. Thomas:-Rev. John RathbonG
Oliver, Baltimore.
st. Alhan's--Rev. Frederick q. Bud.
long, Greenwich, Conn.
All Souis'-Right Rev. Clinton s.
Quin, Bishop of Texas.
st. Luke's-Rev. Spence Burton
Cambridge. Mass.
st. Monica's Chapel-Rev. Edgar G.
Young. Philadelphia.
Calvary chapel-7eE. James A
St. Marks--Right Rev H. P. Abbott
Bishop Of Kentucky.
Rock Greek Right Rev. William p
Remington, Bishop of Oregon.
St. Stephen,s-Right Rev. Irving p
johnson, Bishop Of Colorado.
st. Johns. eorgetown-Right Rev
Philip Cook, Bishop Of Delaware.
Emmanuel. Anacostia-Rev. Julius A
6chaad, Augusta, Ga. p
Epiphany Chapel Rev. Alfred
st. Jaznes--Rev. Shirley Hughson
New York
Brookiand- Rev. Edgar Jones. Oak.
Trinity Diocesan-Capt. Tom Moss
of the Church Army assisted by Capt
Sc. Andrews and Ascension-Rev
Robert Chalmers, Baltimore,
Outside the District.
All saints, Chevy Chase-Rev John
Gass, Charleston, w. Va.
Christ Church, Kensington-Very
Rev. Raimundo DeOvieS. Atlanta.
st. Matthews. Hyattsvilie-Rev. Rob-
ert S. Flockhart, Glyndon, Md.
st. Andrews, College Park-Rt. Rev
John T. Dallas, .. D.. Bishop OF New
Hampshire assisted by Coleman Jen-
I1ingS Of Washington.
Christ Church. Rockyille-Very Rev
d. Wilmot Gateson. dean Of Pro-Cathe-
dral Of the Nativity.
st. Johns, Olney--Rev. David T
Eaton, New York City.
st. Peters. PooleSyille Calvert
e. Buck. Washington.
Trinity, Takoma Park-Rev. Richard
Wilkinson, Montgomery, Ala.
st. Philips. Laurel-Very Rev. John
Moore Mccain. Boston
Christ Church, La Plata, and Durham
Parish---Rev william Smith, Worcester
Mass.
All Faith Parish-Rev Charles Cling.
man. Birmingham.
AL Saints, Oakley--Rev. Frederick
Henstridge, Elnlira.
Trinity Church. st. Mary's City, anc
william and Mary, Valley Lee-Rev
John J. Queally. Washington.
Trinity, Upper Marlboro-Rev. A. A
McCalluin, Washington.
Christ Church, Ciinton-Rev. @
Freeland Peter, Canon Of Washington
Cathedral.
st. James, Indian Head-Rev. Do:
Frank Fem, Minneapolis.
st. Paul's, Aquasco-Rt. Rev. Samue
3. Booth. Bishop of Vermont.
Hnlv TriYliby CollinatOn--Rey Ed