Evening star., 1944-04-16

the Most Rev. and Right Hon. Cyril
Forster Garbett, D. D., Archbishop of
York and Primate of England; the
Most Rev Derwin T. Owen, Primate of
All Canada, and the Most Rev. Sigur-
gier Sigurdsson, Primate of Iceland.
Impressive Ceremony.
More than 500 clergy and laity will be
the immediate witnesses of Dean Dun's
conservation. Assembled about him in
the great choir of Washington Cathe-
dral, they will see every impressive de-
tail of the sacred service of installation.
Not quite so near, yet well within range
of hearing, congregation of approxi-
mately 1000 people will fill the cross
ing and transepts of the unfinished
building to their utmost capacity
AS planned weeks ago, the procession
from the crypt to the sanctuary on the
main floor of the Cathedral will march
at s:z5 am. circling the apse from the
Bethlehem Chapel door to the west en-
trance Of the north porch. Meanwhile,
Dean Dun, in his role as bishop-elect,
will appear in the crossing attended by
his presbyters, the Rev. Charles L. Tay-
lor. new head of the Cambridge the
illogical school, and the Rev. John M,
Burgess. rector of the Church of st.
Simon Of Cyrene, Lockland, Ohio.
The Communion Ritual.
When the professional music ceases,
the Most Rev. Henry st. George Tucker,
presiding bishop, will begin the COM
munion ritual at the Jerusalem altar.
The Right Rev. Charles Kendall Gil
bert, Bishop Suffragan of New York,
will read the Epistle, and the Right
Rev. william Scarlet, Bishop Of Mis-
souri,, the Gospel During the singing
of the sermon hymn, the litanist, the
Right Rev. William Appleton Lawrence,
Bishop of Western Massachusetts,, and
the preacher of the conservation ser
mon, the Right Rev Henry Knox Sher-
rill, Bishop of Massachusetts,, will be
conducted to their places by the vergers.
The latter will use the Canterbury
pulpit in the crossing
At the conclusion of the sermon Dean
Dun and his attendants are to be
escorted to the altar rail by the Rev.
Charles w. F. Smith, master of cere-
monies, and James Berkeley, head ver-
ger. moment of perfect silence will
be broken when the bishop-elect is
presented to the presiding bishop by
the Right Rev. Henry Wise Hobson
Bishop of Southern Ohio, and the Right
Rev. Malcolm Endicott Peabody, Bishop
of Central New York. The prayer book
provides that the prospective incum-
bent must be offered by his sponsors as
"godly and well-learned man"
Reading of Testimonials.
Bishop Tucker then will call for the
testimonials prepared for Dean Dun
and five readers will reply. The bishop
elect next will give the promise of con-
formity, pledging obedience to "the
doctrine. discipline and worship of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America" Accordine
to the script of arrangements" "tht
presiding bishop will then exhort the
stand while the presiding bishop prays
The singing of an anthem is provided
while the attending presbyterS cere
moniously vest the bishop -eect in hi.
episcopal habit. Dean Dun kneelin}
and the rest standing" Bishop Pea
body, entering the sanctuary and facin,
the congregation, shall sing the 'Veni
Hreofnr Il,
people: Come, Holy Ghost, our soul
inspire"
The climax of the induction ceremon
comes at the moment when the conse
crators-the presiding bishop, BiSho
Sheriff. and the Right Rev Andrew !
Y. Tsu, Bishop of Running China-la
their hands upon the candidate"
the symbolism of the church, Dean Du
at that moment will be consecrated. Th
first event of his episcopal career wi
be his receipt of Bible given by til
staff Of the Cathedral, placed in h
hands by Bishop Tucker. crozier
to be presented by Canon Smith 6
chancellor. Having been received,
will be borne thereafter through tt
service by the Rev. Reno S. Harp. il
rector of Trinity Parish, as acting char
lain to the new bishop.
Choir and congregation next will joi
IN singing the national anthem, dul
ing which the color guards will Or,
sent colors in the crossing. The cons,
Grafton service is to terminate wit
communion for the participating cIerg
the Standing Committee of the Dioce
and the family of Dean Dun.