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October 23, 1903
The Brunswick Daily News
Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia
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Ven. Harry Cassil, clerical delegate from his diocese, left for Washington to attend the important Episcopal missionary council involving bishops from the US, Canada, and West Indies. President Roosevelt will address the gathering and host a reception.
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TO ATTEND EPISCOPAL COUNCIL
Ven Harry Cassil Left Last Night for Washington.
Ven Harry Cassil left last night for a trip to Washington and the east. At Washington he will attend the missionary council of the Episcopal church, which will be in session there.
This council is a very important one and will be attended by the bishops and two clerical and two delegates from each diocese in the United States.
The bishops of the church from Canada, the United States and the West Indies are now in council in Washington, this great gathering of prominent and noted divines being one of the most important and influential that has ever convened in the national capitol.
A number of receptions will be tendered the clergy while there and a great many elaborate functions with preliminary exercises will be given to the visitors.
The principal one of these will occur Sunday afternoon in the Cathedral grounds, when President Roosevelt will address the council. During the week the president and Mrs. Roosevelt will entertain the clergy at a grand reception.
During the Episcopal convention in May Ven Cassil was appointed a clerical delegate from this diocese and he will ably represent it at the council.
After leaving Washington he will visit other large cities and will deliver several important addresses at these places.
Ven Harry Cassil Left Last Night for Washington.
Ven Harry Cassil left last night for a trip to Washington and the east. At Washington he will attend the missionary council of the Episcopal church, which will be in session there.
This council is a very important one and will be attended by the bishops and two clerical and two delegates from each diocese in the United States.
The bishops of the church from Canada, the United States and the West Indies are now in council in Washington, this great gathering of prominent and noted divines being one of the most important and influential that has ever convened in the national capitol.
A number of receptions will be tendered the clergy while there and a great many elaborate functions with preliminary exercises will be given to the visitors.
The principal one of these will occur Sunday afternoon in the Cathedral grounds, when President Roosevelt will address the council. During the week the president and Mrs. Roosevelt will entertain the clergy at a grand reception.
During the Episcopal convention in May Ven Cassil was appointed a clerical delegate from this diocese and he will ably represent it at the council.
After leaving Washington he will visit other large cities and will deliver several important addresses at these places.
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Biography
Historical Event
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Providence Divine
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
Episcopal Council
Washington
Ven Harry Cassil
President Roosevelt
Religious Gathering
Clerical Delegate
What entities or persons were involved?
Ven Harry Cassil
President Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Where did it happen?
Washington
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Ven Harry Cassil
President Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Location
Washington
Story Details
Ven. Harry Cassil travels to Washington as a clerical delegate to the Episcopal missionary council, attended by bishops from multiple regions; President Roosevelt addresses and hosts the clergy.