DARLING TON, JAMES HENRY

(1856), Protestant Episcopal Bishop. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. Graduated from New York University, 1880; Princeton Theological Seminary, 1884. Rector of Christ’s Church, Brooklyn, N.Y.; consecrated first Bishop of Harris burg, April 1895. Lecturer to New York University, 1902-1903. Chaplain of Masonic Grand Lodge of Pa. 1910. Lieutenant-colonel on staff of governor of Pennsylvania; member of Committee of Public Safety 1910-1915. Head of Serbian Relief Fund in U.8. Decorated by France, Greece and Belgium for public services. Founder of the Ru ian Club in America. Chairman of Commi ion from Episcopal Church of America to confer with Eastern Orthodox Churches and Old Catholics, visiting Constantinople, Athens, etc. in 1920, and making a concordat. Edited Hymnal of the Church, Little Rhymes for Little People. Author Pastor and People, etc.