Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1927, Page 36

86 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1927. 555 W hich is YOUR Winter Coat?. FYLLTIONFIES English Primate, in Open Let- ter, Denies Theory of '_I'rans-; substantiation. “Covering” the feminine coat problem from the inside out. Warm, comfortable, distinctive Winter coats for women, misses, juniors, girls and tots. For all sizes and all style preferences; for every age and every personality. We cannot paint the rich colors for you; nor show just how they will fit your particular type; but we can be practical and assure you that for such lovely models, the prices are almost unbelievably. small. By the Associated 4 LONDON, Octol 1.—Church cir | cles are aroused over the chal-| lange to the foes of evolution and ad- | herents to t ctrine of trans- substantiation issued by the Bishop of Birmingham. 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Two Factions Row. of the styles c controversy in the church ex-| The controversy in the church ex-| s ot ists between the Anglo-Catholics, who | are charged by iheir opponents with | leaning toward Rome, and the scien- (Second Floor.) tific and evangelical factions, to whom | although for different reasons, Anglo- | Cathol an anathema. this clea will lead to d time only show, but diffes doctrinal matters are no new thing in | the Church of England, which boasts | of extreme tolerance and ability to shelter many beliefs. | ne recent mapifestation of this| ge was the wrangle over the re-| v of the Book of Common Prayer, which continues to be the s warm_controversy and is n ered likely of .solution this hoped. The church assembl: cepted the revision, but the final sanc- tion of Parliament is necessary. Although the eontroversy has noth- ing 10 do with secular politics, there is some Interest shown in the fact | that Bishop Barnes is regarded as a | Socialist. He was appointed to the bishopric of Birmingham when Ram. say MacDonald was Premier at the head of a laborite government. In his open letter Bishop Barnes, who is a scientist as well as a church- man. invited the Archbishop of Can- ierbury to consider steps to “help those of us who are trying to fit the church to be the spiritual guide of an educated nation.” Views on Evolution. | On the question of man’s origin, the | bishop said: “Though all competent biologists accept man’s evolution from an ape-like stock, the theological con- sequences of such belief are still sel- dom stated. I set myself years ago to expound these consequences and to show why they did not seem to me to upset the main Christian position.” Bishop Barnes reiterated his state- ment -that the doctrine of transsub- stantiation is untrue. G.U. ALUMNI PLANS | ‘GET-TOGETHER’ MEET| “Home-Coming” Smoker Tonight to | Precede Rally at Tomorrow's Foot Ball Game. 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(Third Floor.) e At et et ot tototetotetetetststatetetatetatototototototots HEEXEXEXEXE XY Several hundred Georgetown Uni- versity alumni, many of them from out of town, will attend the annual “home-coming” smoker of the local alumni association tonight at the Wil- . lard Hotel. Frank J. Hogan of Wash- ams ington, president of the national asso- / clation, 1s scheduled to preside. ! ( : ¢ ) This event is planned as a general | “get-together” meeting prior to to-| morrow's game with West Virginia | 8 ¢ G i) 7 s &t University and alunni feom & msore P = ) y ; Velour and buckskin coats, in of Eastern cities began to filter into % ), / / g g P - 1 . - s 1 the city tody. Many of Georgetown's | ] ‘ / y g § all wanted colormg:s‘. tweeds in former foot ball stars will be among | § 4 4 Yol AN % ] E gray and brown. With warm fur the specially invited guests at the | N = B R N/ \ , 2 s o Satii o # scal alumni are planning | i o ¥ 3 collars. Some with fur cuffs, too. & parties tomorrow night for i) / Y - £ i 3 - s 11, s 3 3 them, after the game. | Ly \ ! \ « 1 A notdbl_e variety in thos_e styles Rev. Charles W. Lyons, §. J., presi. | q ) ) & Y. . so becoming to the schoolgirl. And dent of the university; Coach Lou | “l / \ f % ope 3 Little, Rev. Vincent & MeDonough, | R R 1 s i‘ R in the qualities so much appre- 8. J., facuity adviser of athletics, and ) s 4 | 7 ; Z - - r ts are expected to address the | S - : % ciated by her mother. alumni. Harry Connaughton, George. | ! y 7 Ui - ol town's all-American guard last vear, | “lhfllll“lfllnlmum.m e e Sumptuous Fur Coats ALY . player ever developed at the Hilltop. than pooE She | Splendid variety, including pony- York ,Tm'!"“";‘;__,b“:"‘;j 4 skins, with fox shawl collar; $ o mber §, A o castor caracul coat, with fluffy fox committee und Austin Canfield are in charge of tickets for the alumni. Mrs. Menjou Granted Decree. 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