. -"— -""-"fc,*mm—— — THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH, 1887. i^m Archives Ref LD 4986.4 .C35 1886- 1887 I I WW—Wl MHlMMil . \\ . w \ \ A University of the South Papers, Series B, jlo. 24- ecge §iJ.e]w bo]W]vi. Calendar for 1SS6--S7. THE CALENDAR-1887. February 23 . ..Ash Wednesday. .?** March 17 . Lent Term begins. March 25 Theological Department opens. April 3 Palm Sunday. April 8 . Good Friday. April 10 Easter Day. April 11 '; Eecess. May 19 '.' V- .Ascension Day—Recess. May 29 ..... , . Whitsun-Day May 30 Eecess. June 5 . , Trinity Sunday. July 4 . .Eecess. July 20 ....... .General Examinations begin. July 28 Board of Trustees meets. August 4. .Commencement Day. August 4 £ Trinity Term begins. August 5 Three Days' Eecess. August 11 Academic Department opens. August 24 Theological Department opens. September 18 Foundation Day. October IS .St. Luke's Day. November 24 Thanksgiving Day. November 27 Advent Sunday. December 6 General Examinations begin. December 22 Trinity Term ends. The Scholastic year begins with the Trinity Term. The Fasts and Festivals of the Church are duly ob- served. A special Calendar is issued for the Commencement Ceremonies and Exercises (July 28—August 4). THE BOARD OF TRUSTERS. fjiE BI^OPjS. Rt. Rev. WM. M. GREEN, D. D., LL. D., Chancellor and President of the Board, Bishop of Mississippi Sewanee, Tennessee Rt. Rgv. ALEXANDER GREGG, D. D., Bishop of Texas .. ; ..... Austin Rt. Rev. RICHARD H. WILMER, D. D., Bishop of Alabama ..Mobile Rt. Rev. C. T. QUINTARD, D. D., LL. D., Bishop of Tennessee . .Sewanec Rt. Rev. J. W. BECKWITH, D. D., Bishop of Georgia .. ... Atlanta Rt. Rev. H. N, PIERCE, D.D., LL. D., Dishop of Arkansas Little Rock Rt. Rev. W. B. W. HOWE, D. D., Bishop of South Carolina Charleston Rt. Rev. THEODORE B. LYMAN, D. D., Bishop of North Carolina . Raleigh Rt. Rev. R. W. B. ELLIOTT, D. D., Missionary Bishop of Western Texas .San Antonio Rt. Rev. ALEXANDER C. GARRETT, D. D., LL. D., Missionary Bishop of Northern Texas Dallas Rt. Rev. JOHN N. GALLEHER, S. T. D., Bishop of Louisiana ...... ..New Orlears Rt. Rev. HUGH MILLER THOMPSON, D. D., Assistant Bishop of Mississippi. ........................ .Oxfoid Rt. Rev. A. A. WATSON, D. D., Bishop of Eastern Carolina Wilniingtc n Rt, Rev. THOMAS U. DUDLEY, D. D., Bishop of Kentucky .. .Louisville Rt. Rev. EDWIN G. WEED, D. D., Bishop of Florida Jacksonville ZhZ^lZKh A]to wry ftjtfptfEEg. Alabama. Rev. Stewart McQueen, Marion. W. W. Screws, Montgomery. J. W". Noble, Anniston. Arkansas. Key. Joseph L. Berne, Fort Smith. W. G. Whipple, Little Rock, Albert Wossell, Little Rock. North Carolina. Rev. J. B. Cheshire, Jr., Charlotte. Hon. W. R. Cox, Raleigh. Silas McBee, Monteagle, Tenn. South Carolina. Rev. McN. DuBose, Union. Hon. C. R. Miles, Charleston. A. S. Smith, Jr., Charleston. East Carolina. Rev. Yan Winder Shields, New Berne, IS. C. ¥m. Latimer, Wilmington, N.C., Wm. B. Shepard, Eden ton, N.C. Florida. Rev. A. W. Knight, Jacksonville. L. I. Fleming, Jacksonville. G. R. Fairbanks, Fernaudina. Georgia. Rev. C. M. Beckwith, Atlanta. Hon. Wm. Hall, Atlanta. Hon. Z. D. Harrison, Atlanta. Louisiana. Rev. W. T. D. Dalzell, D. D., Shreveport. J. C. Monctjre, Shreveport. J. J). Shaffer, Honma. Mississippi. Rev. G. C. Harris, D. D., Madison Station. Hon. E. D. Farrar, Yicklmrg. C. H. Cooke, Columbus. Tennessee. Rev. W. C. Gray, D. D., Nashville. Hon. H. H. Lurton, Clarksville. Hon. A. T. McNeal, Bolivar. Texas. Rev. T. B. Lee, Austin. Northern Texas. Rev. W. D. Sartwelle, Fort "Worth. W. H. Sutton, M. D., Dallas. Western Texas. Rev. J. G. Hutcheson, Seguin. W. D. Hutchison, San Marcos. R. R. Rolling, Caranchua. Kentucky. Rev. R. S. Barrett, Henderson. C. F. Wharton, Louisville. J. R. Proctor, Frankfort. JtppOZULtill £LlfjVE]^I t^iEEg. Rev. Davis Sessums, M. A., Memphis. Alternate—Rev. John Kershaw, S. C. Fielding Yaughn, B. S., 0. E., LL. B., Mobile, Ala. Alternate— E. S. Elliott, Georgia. 0. P. Hammond, Georgia. Alternate—Silas McBee, North Carolina. The University of the South. For a fuller account of the University, persons inter- ested are invited to write the Vice- Chancellor for special pamphlets. 31 Days. 1st Month. JANUARY , 1887. SUN. THE MOON'S* PHASES. | THE 1 wash'gton. BOSTON. NEW-TOEK. wash'gton. BOSTON. NEW-YOKK. i D H. M. H. M. H. M. >-, Rises. Sets. Rises. Sets. Rises. Sets. 11. u. ii. H. 11. 1st Quarter.. 2 8 20 mo. 7 20 mo. 20 mo. ; ft H. H. M. H. M. H. M. Full M.ion . 9 (i 32 cv. 5 32 ev. 4 32 ev. imi. l 7 30 4 38 7 2.: 4 44 7 19 4 49 H I ^uaitci- 11 22 mo. 10 2: mo. 9 22 9 7 29 4 46 7 24 4 51 7 19 4 56 New Miioii ll lev 10 1 ev. 9 1 ev. 17 7 26 4 55 7 21 5 7 17 5 4 25 7 20 5 5 7 16 5 9 7 12 5 13 lessons. EVENING LESSONS. £ FEASTS AND FASTS. I morning Colos. 1 Sat. Circumcision* Gen. 17, l-lolKom. 2 v 17iDeut.l0v 12 2 2|u SirS.af. CIjrmJisu.41,1-22. Mark 1, 1-16 Isa. 42, 1-22 1 Cor. 2 Mo. Gen. 3 Matt, 2 Gen. 4 Acts 2, 1-22 Tu. 5 3 6 2 v 22 ... W. 7 4 8 . 3 Th. Epiphany. Isa. 60 Kom.ll Isa. 40, 1-14 Luke3, 15-23 lC: 1 lT Fri. Fast Gen. 9 1-27 Gen. '! Acts 4, 1-32 Matt. 5, *i_f„ Sat. 11:27 & 12 5 v 27 13 I 4:324M-17 lo latS-af.tfpipfr. Isa. 44 v 6. Matt. 2, 1-13 Isa 45 Ilium. Mo. Gen. 16 Matt.6:19& 7,1-7 Gen; 17, 1-23 Acts l Tu. 18, 1-17 7 v 7 18 v 17 7. l-3t W. 19,12-30 8, 1-18 20 7 v SO Th. 2L S v 18 22, 1-20 8, 1-26 Fri. Fast. 23 9,1-18' 24,1-29 8 v £6 Sat. 24, 29-52 9 v 18! 24 v 52 9, 1-23 B 2irS.af..«pip|j. Isa. 51 John 1 v 29 La. 52,1-13 1 Cor. Mo Gen. 26 v 12 Matt. 10 v 24 Gen. 27, 1-30 Acts 10, 1-24 Tu. 27, 30-46 11 27 v 46 & 28 10 v 24 W. 29, 1-21 12, 1-22 31, 1-25 11 Th. 31 v 25 12 v 22 32, 1-22 12 Fri. Fast. 32 v 22 13, 1-24 33 13, 1-26 Sat. 35, 1-21 13, 24-44 37 13 v 26 b |3bS.af.<8ptpfr. Isa. 54 Matt. 4 v 12 Isa. 55. 2 Cor. Mo. Gen.41,17-88 Matt. 14, 1-22 Gen. 41 v 38 Acts 15, 1-30 1-22 20 5. I 1,1-11.. Tu. Conversion of St. Paul. Wisdom Acts 22, Jer. W. !Gen. 42, 1-25 Matt. 14 v 22 Gen. 42 v 25 15:30416,1-16 Th. 43, 1-15 15, 1-21 43 v 15 16 v 16 Fri. Fast 44, 1-141 15 v 21 44 v 14 17,1-10 Sat. 45,1-16 16 45:1 440,1-8 17 v 10 j Isa. 1-9, Luke 4,14-33 Isa. 59 2 Cor. ! ;Vctb 18,1-21 i 31 Mo. I Gen. 48 Matt. Gen. 49 * The Collect, Epistle, and Gospel for the Feast of the Cireumcision shall serve daily until the Feast of the Epiphany. Note—The Lectionary used in this Calendar is that adopted by the General Convention in 1883. The special lessons for Lent and the other Seasons are given in their order. 2d Month. FEBRUARY, 1887. 28 Days. THE MOON'S PHASES. THE SUN. BOSTON. NEW-YOEK. wash'gtoh. BOSTON. NEW-YORK, WASHINGTON. CO D. H. M. H. M. H. M. Rises. Sets. Rises. Sets. Rises. Sets. 1st Quarter.. 1 4 27 mo. 3 27 mo. 2 27 mo. A H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. H. M. Pull Moon.. 8 6 14 mo 5 14 mo. 4 14 mo. 3d Quarter.. 14 9 32 ev. 8 32 ev. 7 32 ev. 1 7 14 5 14 7 10 5 18[7 6 5 22 New Moon.. 22 5 40 ev. 4 40 ev. 3 40 ev. 9 7 4 5 25 7 1 5 28 6 58 5 31 17 6 53 5 35 6 51 5 37 6 49 5 40 25 6 42 5 45 6 40 5 47 6 38 5 49 3' £ FEASTS AND FASTS. MORNING LESSONS. EVENING LESSONS. l Tu. Gen. 50, 1-15 Matt. 18 v 21 Gen. 50 v 15 Acts 19 v 21 2 W. Purification of ... V. M 1 Sam. 3.... Gal. 3:15&4,l-8 Hag. 2, 1-10 Uohn3, 1-9 a Th. Ex. 1 Matt. 19, 1-27 Ex. 2 Acts 20, 1-17 4 Fit Fast 3 19 : 27 & 20, 1-17 4,1-24 20 v 17 5 Sat. 4:27&5,1-19 20 v 17 5:19&6,1-14 21, 1-27 6 B Satraps' a £>. Jer. 5 v 10 Matt. 5 Jer. 22 v 13 Eph. 1 22 23 7 Mo. Ex. 8, 1-16 Matt, 21 v 23 Ex. 8 v 16 Acts ^* - 8 Tu. 9, 1-13 22, 1-15 9 v 13 23 v"l2 9 W. 10 22 v 15 11 24 10 Th. 12, 1-29 23 12 v 29 25 11 Fri.