Word: episcopalian
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...refused luxury in Milan, saying, "He may need my services again." Opportunism. The past week produced loud Episcopal dissent from the Roman Catholic satisfaction over its annulment of the marriage of the Duke of Marlborough to Consuelo Vanderbilt (TIME, Nov. 22). Up spoke first the brave Dr. Arthur Kinsolving (Episcopalian) of Baltimore, onetime rector in the New York Diocese where the Duke was wedded. "That girl was a happy and radiant bride when she went to the altar," said he, referring to the recent testimony of Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, Consuelo's mother, that she, Mrs. Belmont, coerced...
...various hearings, the long investigations have excited throughout the U. S., souvenir hunters long since rooted it up, tore it apart, carried it away. The bodies of Dr. Hall and Mrs. Mills, his mistress, were found side by side under the crabapple tree. A bullet had killed the amorous Episcopalian. The woman's throat was cut and there were three bullets in her head...
Thus wrote Thomas C. Darst, Bishop of East Carolina, in a message to the Protestant Episcopal Church released last week by the National Commission on Evangelism. These simple words, he felt, should be found in the heart of every true Episcopalian. Nor was the utterance mere lip-service, for Bishop Darst himself, released by his diocese, will soon tour the U. S. preparing the way for the great Episcopal crusade, a crusade for 100,000 new communicants...
Secretary of State Kellogg, Episcopalian...
...Dewey said she "had been persuaded" to remove the Admiral's body to the Cathedral because he had been an Episcopalian...