Evening star., 1944-04-03
NofabIes 10 Attend
|Dr. Dun Conservation
Ceremonies April 10

several foreign church dignitaries
have signifled their intention of.at-
tending the conservation of DR..
Angus Dun as fourth Bishop of
Washington on April 10 in Wash
ington Cathedral. DR.. Franklin j.
Bohanan, chairman of the Commit
tee on Arrangements, announced
today.
Among the foreign churchmen ex-
pected to be present are Bishop
Sigurgier Sigurdsson, Primate of Ice
land, now visiting in Washington,
and the Most Rev. Cyril Forster
Garbett, Archbishop of York. The
Archbishop of York is scheduled to
take part in the service while Bishop
Sigurdsson has accepted an invita-
ton to march in the procession.
Orthodox bishops who have said
they will attend include the Right
Rev. Bishop Dionisije, Serbian orth-
odox bishop for the United States;
His Beautitude Eshai Mar Shmun
XXIII, Assyrian bishop: Bishop J. z.
Jasinski, Buffalo, N. Y: Bishop j.
Padewski, who recently returned
from an internment camp in Ger
many, and Bishop J. Misiaszek,
Scranton, Pa, of the Polish Ma
tional Catholic Church Of America.
Bishop Tucker to Officiate.
DR.. Dun will be consecrated by the
Most Rev. Henry st. George Tucker,
presiding bishop of the Episcopal
Church in the United States. The
Right Rev. Henry K. Sheriff., bishop
of Massachusetts,, who will preach
the conservation sermon, and the
Right Rev. Y. Y. TSu, bishop of
Running, are the co-consecrators.
The Right Rev. Henry w. Hobson,
bishop of Southern Ohio, and the
Right Rev. Malcolm e. Peabody,
bishop of Central New York, will
present DR.. Dun for conservation.
The Right Rev. w. Appleton Law
renee, bishop of Western Massa-
chusetts, will read the litany.
Among those planning to attend
are the Rev. Charles L. Taylor,
who will succeed DR.. Dun as dean
of the Episcopal Theological School
at Cambridge, Mass, and the Rev.
John M. Burgess, chairman of the
Department of Christian Social Re-
lations of the diocese of Southern
Ohio. The Rev. John H. Fitz-
gerald of Brooklyn, secretary of the
House of Bishops, will act as
registrar.
Bishops Planning to Attend.
The 80 bishops who have indi-
Gated that they will attend the serv-
ice are: The Right Rev. Harry Beal,
missionary bishop of Panama Canal
Zone; the Right Rev. George Allen
Beecher, retired bishop, Hastings,
Nebr.;; the Right Rev. Frederick G..
Budlong, bishop Of Connecticut; the
Right Rev. George w. Davenport,
retired bishop, Maryland; the Right
Rev. James P. De Wolfe, Long Is
land; the Right Rev. Wallace j.
Gardner, New Jersey; the Right
Rev. Walter Henry Gray, suffragan
bishop of Connecticut; the Right
Rev. Robert G. Jett, retired bishop,
Virginia; the Right Rev. william
McClelland, bishop of Easton, Md. !;
the Right Rev. Arthur r. McKinstry,
Delaware.
The Right Rev. Austin Pardue, jr.,
Pittsburgh; the Right Rev. Bartel H.
Reinheimer, Rochester; the Right
Rev. Ernest L. Stires, retired, New
York: the Right Rev. Beverley D.
Tucker, Ohio; the Right Rev. Ed
ward p. Wroth, Erie, Pa; the Right
Rev. Benjamin M. Washburn,, New
ark; the Right Rev. Oliver Leland
Loring, Maine; the Right Rev. G..
Ashton Oldham, Albany; the Right
Rev. Thomas Heistand, Harrisburg;
the Right Rev. Almon Abbott, Lex
ington; the Right Rev. Frederick
Deane Goodwin, Bishop Coadjutor
OF Virginia; the Right Rev. Richard
A. Kirchhoffer, indianapolis; the
Right Rev. John I. B. Larned, Suf-
fragan Bishop of Long Island; the
Right Rev. S. Harrington Littell, re-
tired bishop, New York; the Right
Rev. Theodore r. Ludlow, Suffragan
Bishop of Newark; the Right Rev.
Logan H. Roots, retired, Washing
ton.
The Right Rev. Frank w. Sterrett.
bethlehem; the Right Rev. Robert
E. L. Strider, Bishop of West vir-
ginla; the Right Rev. Wiley R. Ma
son, Suf1ragan Bishop of Virginia,
the R1gt Rev. Lewis B. Whittemore
Western Michigan; the Right Rev.
Frank A. Rhea, Missionary Bishop
OF Idaho, and the Right Rev. Will
liam Ambrose Brown, South Vir-