Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1927, Page 26

NEW PRAYER BOOK CAUSES COMMENTS Omission of “Obey” in Mar-| riage Service by Episcopal | o g = [+] = a1 = o b ‘l‘< | 9 (] =3 2 = 3 = Br the Asso LONDON §.—Initial com ments of the Book of Comm em to promise that | 1he be welcomed: by a wise and | broad-minded persons a d | prudent comy » between the ex- | treme vie vs Nevertheless that the | new prayer b lo-Catholic ¢ Ar droppir i of the | T¢ end watters on which | s of the church | hopeless schi he it land s The Times savs the changes offer| a supreme opportunity for churchmen to combine in the interests of unit and order The Morning Post does not believe | that either tr itself or ment will The Daily News d is ot likely ither side. 1 < must be approved by the present convocation, by the House | of Bishops in March, by the National | Assembly in July,and, finally, by Par. liament ey W announced terday : the two great synods of the ch of England— Canterbury and York Effect of Rescinding “Obey " omitted from the English bride The Ro s no vow of service, and in Preshtacdar € the simple 0* @« mar and woman tak ing cack other for wife and husband before vitnesses cnrstitutes tegal mar-| riage, even witheet its taking place in a church If thas is desired The Fpiscopaiian bride has long been in a sovt of lenlated position. The| Quakeress does not take the vow of | obedience; neither does the Jewish or Greek brlda An increasing number of non-conformist churches omit or make the vow optional. Favored by Suffragettes. Rev Burh Chapman of the famous Savoy Chapel almost alone among English clergymen was for giving the bride the option of refusing the vow. Hence, the Savoy Chapel became a popuiar place for suffragette mar- riages Publie feeling in England has been S0 strong against continuance of the bridal “obey,” that the bishops yield- ed gracefully to the feminine appeal. Assigned as Student. Lieut. Col. Charies Keller, U. 8. In- fantry, has been relieved from duty | with the War Department General | staff and detalled a: udent at the Naval War College, Newport, for the 1927-1928 course, effective July L. Until then he will assume recruitn | | duty ir t='s city under the direction | of the commanding general, District | of Washington, ! 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