Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1929, Page 23

" CHURGH BUILDING T0BE DEDICATED Episcopa! Leaders Plan Cere- monies on Mount St. Alban Thursday. With the members of the House of | Bishops and other distinguish>d lead- | ers of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States in attendance, the | College of Preachers’ Building on Mount | St. Alban will be dedicated Thursday. Among ‘the speakers will be Rev.| Frank Thecdore Woods, Bishop of Win- chester, England, who will come to ‘Washington to participate. Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington, and Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander, former Bishop of Pennsylvania, also are on the program. ‘The building was constructed through the generosity of the late Alexander Smith Cochran of Yonkers, N. Y. He contributed $400,000 for the erection of the structure and $1,000.000 for the endowment and maintenance of the work. The enterprise commemorates the name of the donor’s mother, the late Mrs. Willlam F. Cochran. Purpose of Structure. ‘The new structure is to hcuse an institution providing post-ordination training of clergymen. The purpose is to “bring their sacred profession into line with the scientific standards of the current era.” It also is planned to pre- pare evangelists an4 mussionaries. Whep the corner Stone of the build- | ing was laid on Ascension day, May 17, 1928, Bishop Preeman stated the purpose of the College of Preachers in these words: “The.supreme end and purapse of the Christian religion is the enfranchisement and enrichment of the human soul. To interpret to men the mind of the Master; to give them an understanding of the deep and satisfy- ing values of life: to teach them to em- ploy rightly the means necessary to sal- vation, is the high and holy privilege of the Christian ministry. To this end the | college js founded in the sure confidence that the bulwark and sustaining strength of the Nation is in an abiding and unchanging practice of the Chris- tian religion. Comprehensive Vision of Church. “The college is designed to give to| its students a ‘comprehensive and broadly Catholic vision of the history and unity of the Christian church since its inception. It will lay unfailing emphasis on those central and eternal teachings of the Master which spcure to the Christian ministry its power and usefulne through its sacramental of- fice in the priesthood; through its edi- fying and inspiraticnal office in the prophethood, and through its comfort- i}:gdlgd consoling office in the pastor- In further explanation of the plans for the institution, Bishop Freeman has said: “Our generation has witnessed a serious decline in the prophetic power of the church. It is our hope and ex- g‘!lclntian. when once this college fis ilt and men of inspirational power are here to train those who are to be sent forth as evangelists, that a new day will dawn for our church, and its hallowed offices receive freshened im- pulse and deepened devotion. We dare to believe that in a time as critical as the present, when old things are passing away and innovaticns and uses foreign to this church are being discussed and practiced, when the clamorous voices of those who do violence to ancient tradi- tions, creeds and systems are being heard that such a.college as . this will be more to stabilize and strengthen the church’'s ministry than the many agencies and mechanisms which it has called into being in recent years. At. such a time as the present, there is! need to emphasize those things which lie at the very foundation of our house- hold of faith, those things that alone can contribute to a finer appreciation of its solidarity and essential unity.” CHALIAPIN TRIUMPHS IN-COMEDIAN'S ROLE Imitates Lady of Fashion Doing Her Hair During Private | Party in London, LONDON (N.AN.A).—Two great fore! artists have recently been de- lighting London audiences—Chaliapin | and Mme. Yvette Guilbert, French diseuse. Chaliapin chose the enormous Albert Hall as his center of operations, and by the magic of his art made every one in his audience of 6,000 think he was singing to that one person alone. He was in rather somber mood, perhaps beuuu‘ ‘t’)’: his sore Wz’hron. and sang some of the most my songs in his repertoire. ' i e n It was not till nearly the end of the concert that he said, “Now I will sing you & leetle song about lof, inevitable “Song of the FI did not come until he had had many encores. T in the week, however, when M. Chaliapin was at a private party in London, he proved himself a brilliant comedian. He would not sing on this occasion, but in dumb show gave an imitation of a lady of fashion doing her hair, making up her face, powdering her nose and using a lipstick, which made “Boris Godounov” seem a long way off! This “turn” was emphatically the success of the evening. Yvette Guilbert, who has beer ap- pearing at the Tiny Arts Theater Club, is no longer the “silhouette in black gloves,” who shocked our parents in the nineties. She is plump now, and glove- less, and wears a picture gown of black lace. adorned with pink roses. And in- :(le‘ng o.r ;lnglng nlutlh?d?mlumlu‘ she Ve rogram of soldier songs from the thirteenth century to the ltlile war, with an occasional religious song, a few :i"“':la:\lj gl:lmpsech‘of dlflelt';nt types of women, and perhaps, at the naughty trite B She remains a supreme artist, and is #s popular with the younger genera- tion a5 with their elders. She has been :"lpparted _at her performances by lildred Dilling, whose artistry at the harp has won great praise, — —— Pulling at the bedclothes of its mas- ter & dog saved Sydney Smith of S E from being burned to de Big Volume Makes Low Prices s In the fits and give plover prices. Terms of Payment May Be Arranged DR. FREIOT Phone National 0019 407 7th St. N.W. Entrance Next to Kay's Jewelry Store LORD MAYOR'S COACH IS PAGEANT FEATURE | All London Out to Watch Mile- Long Procession From Guildhall to Law Courts. LONDON (N.AN.A).—Lord mayor's show day has come around again and all Lonndon was out to line the nar- row streets through which the mile- long procession, horses and triumphal cars, with assed its bands and THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, NOVEMBER 10. 1929—PART ONE. its way from the Guildhall to the Law Courts in .the Strand, where the new lord mayor was sworn in by the lord chief justice, show to the thousands of chiidren brought yearly by their parents to see its wonders is the gilded lord mayor's coach, with its eight caparisoned horses and its gorgeously arrayed coachman. Awe-inspiring, too, are the glants, Gog and Magog, veteran guard- ians of the ancient Guildhall, who are represented in the pageant. The origin of these twin monsters dates back to the time of the Emperor Diocletian. He had 33 horrible daugh- ters who murdered their husbands and sailed to Albion, where they married demons_and had a brood of giants for Brutus killed off the entire lot on | sons. The most fascinating 'thing in the | except two, Gog and Magcg, whom hei brought to his capital of New Troy and | chained as porters at the door of his new palace, which was where the Lon- don Guildhall now stands. The two giant figures in the Guild- | hall, however, arp not the originals which used to figure in city rejoicings in Queen Elizabeth’s time. These were burned and replaced by the present ef- figies some two centuries ago. ‘Two other famous images of Gog and | Magog, which have adorned a clock | over a shop in Cheapside for many | years, recently were bought by Henry | Ford for transportation to America, | where they are to be erected in a mu seum, the contents of which illustra the development of machinery produc- tion through past centuries. REPARATIONS BANK | IS GIVEN TO BASEL‘ Choice of Swiss City Is Unanimous Except for Belgian 1 Delegates. | By the Associated Press. BADEN-BADEN, November 9.—Bascl was selected today as the domicile of | the Bank for International Settlements and with the decision to locate the in-| | stitution in Switzerland its share cap- tal autom:tically became the cquivalent of $100,000,000 in ffancs. The choice of Basel was unanimous except for the Belgian delegates, whose liaison members remained outside while the vote was taken. The other Belgians left the conferénce yesterday when Brussels was rejected as the site. The choice of a place for the bank, which has been a stumbling block both at this committee conference and at The Hague conference, was narrowed Basel was chosen because of its superior because the French feared undue Ger- melphmflurnce if Zurich was selected. completing the trust agreement early next week. It was believed that the | Belgians would sign, although possibly | with a reservation on the subject of the | bank location. NEW?E*E—{LES FOUND. | Bright Metallic Colors on Insects | From Costa Rica. Eleven new species of beetles, col- | down to Switzerland last night. Today | lected in Costa Rica by Ferdinand Nev- | ermann of San_Jose, have been identi- | rail and telegraph communications and |fied by W. S. Fisher of the Bureau of | Entomology. One species was named | Agrilus nevermanni, in honor of the walk-out of the Belgians was not | finder. Many of the beetles have bril- expected to interfere with the work of | liant metallic _colors, varying from ronze and copper to sharp oranges d purples. 23 NOVELIST IN NEW HOME. LONDON (N.AN.A).—Miss Sheila Kaye-Smith, novelist, and her husband, Rev. lore Fry, are making a new home_ for themselves at Northiam, an Old World Sussex village which has often been described in Miss Kaye- Smith's novels. 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