Unveiling "Ceremony in Holy, Trinity Cathedrel An interesting and impressive ad~ dition to the usual matting service to the estate, assembled under the window, with "the Very Rev, Dean Trivett, Mr. Page opened the ceremony with few words, and: Mr. Cubitt then drew aside the blue curtain veiling the memorial. The ight was not good on Stinday, but nevertheless to those in the church the beauty of the design and harmony of colour became clearly apparent as the curtain slowly moved back and the rich colouring and the figuring of the window came into view.
Dean Trivett read the dedication of the window:—
"To the glory of God' and in memory of Henry Lester, who-died May 14, 1926, age 87 years.
generous benefactor to this Catheral, and the donor of a new Deanery, new Church House, and anew Cathadral School building with endowment. May this window, beautifying as it does this House of God, be an inspiration all who come to worship here, and by its messages lead many to the knowledge of Him 'Who forgiveth all our iniquities and health all our diseases' May His (Won have free course in this House, bringing the Light of Life to many who are wandering in darkness.
Amen."
In his address Dean Trivett made special mention of the window, which, it will be recalled, was deseribed in Friday's "North-China ily News," and explained the Weaning of the symbols in the smaller lights, as well as those of the two main paneds. The' window, Dean Trivett said, was not only a memorial to a generous benefactor, Dut had also its message for all who studied it,
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