Greer
DAVID HUMMELL, American Protestant Episcopal bishop, born at Wheeling, W. Va., in 1844. He BISHOP GREER graduated from Washington College in 1862 and studied theology at the Protestant Episcopal Seminary at Gambier, O. He was ordained priest in 1868, and was GREGORIAN CHANT rector of churches in Kentucky and Rhode Island. In 1888 he was appointed rector of St. Bartholomew's Church in New York and served until 1904. He was elected Bishop Coadjutor for New York in 1903; and in 1908, following the death of Bishop Potter, he was made death of Bishop Potter, ter, he was made Bishop of New York. He died in 1919. He wrote "Moral Power of History" (1890); "The Preacher and His Place" (1895); "Visions" (1898).