The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-13
ABLE PAPERS DISCUSSED.
SECOND DAYS SESSION OF EPIsCO-
PAL CLERGY PROFITABLE.
CONNIE need His Missionary work
Among the Lytton Indians in

Repeating Of It's uns-.en6iy attitude OF
Tuesday. the weather was all that could
DC desired yesterday morning when the
Episcopal elsricas began is second days
work
Holy Communion was celebrated al 10
a. II. in Trinity PARISH church. the rector
being the Gee hrans. ASS tes by the Rev.
George BazzeIle. A large number % visit
ing clergy we're present, among these ar
irving during the night being he Rev.
Canon Good. OF Nanaimo. one OF tie Old
est clergy an the Pacific coast. he having
commenced mis- work among The Lytson
Indians n jsSs and the Reys. Hinton and
Miller from Victoria IL WAS source OF
great regret that Bisaop Wells and his
contingent OF Spokane c.ergy were 9Th de-
tanned by the snowsiide In the mountains.
Breakfast was served AZ 5 30 in Trinity
Parish rectory, between forty and fifty sit
ting down Mrs. Gowen was assisted
hostess By Mrs. Cars,ens. Mrs. Tyler.
Mrs. Reich. Miss Goodfellow and the
Misses Woods.
After 4 short interval the morning ses-
sioa commenced in the choristry. and DR.
Nev!us introduced the frs, subject Of the
morning. Methods Of Evangellzasicn in
Modern Church Work" The subject was
treated under TWO heads. 'E.yangeiza
ton In Cities" was dealt with in very
able paper by Archdeacon Seriven, Of Vic
toria. who spoke on such auxiaaries As
open-air preaching, mlsslon and district
visiting, and in a thoughtful and eioquen,
speech by the Rev n. G. f. Clinton,
rector Of 81. James church. Vancouver.
The work from the standpoint of the
rural districts was treated by the Rev
III. Badger, OF Olympia. who. describing the
wonderful way in wn.en the rural born
recruited the population Of The cities
pleaded Cor the seizure Of strategic points
In she couatry districts and thu occupying
of every fresh field as cary as possible
Some mission stations. he pointed out.
never became self supporting. yet in the
course az their history turned out large
numbers Of good churchmen who proved
the ma!ns;ay OF religious work III other
places. Mr.. Badger aaduced tbs number
OF his old parsshioners In Skag-t county
who were now loyal workers In the various
Seattle churches.
Following on this was a very amusing
and practical speech frem ore of the best
known missionaries in Washington the
Rsv. w. J. Dickson. Of Cbehals who
pleaded for the right spirit as Of even
more importance than the methods. 4
.aree number Of short speeches followed.
participated In by clergy representing
various fisIds of labor. and the general
feeling among the clergy was that al
would go back 10 their work inspired with
Clergy Is Photographed.
During a sacrs interval the clergy were
grouped upen the steps Of Trin.ty Parish
church ana photographed The group vii.
be one II very gfea: in,eres.. i3asEnuc il
as there were cicsEy present wAo had not
nat for over twenty Eve years.
Work was commenced a: HIS. and
Archdfacon Peu1reath read an exhaustive
PAPER on Methods or Ra.s.ng Funds for
Missionary Work connn!ng himself
chiefly Ia the subject OF diocesan mss 0ns
This paper is alluded 70 elsewhere.
The selected SPEAKERS following The arch
Deacon we're the Rev. J. L. simpson, OF
Portland. who emphasized TIE value OF
optimism ia appr 3achlng the ,aisy for SUP
port. and the Rev W. H. Allen. who spoke
of Indirect methods Of raising funds. such
is sales Of work and sociaIs O.her speak
ars followed the Rev l. \ Tuck part
Iug cut the exceedingly interesting fact that
The day exactly the enc hundredih
anniversary % tae foundation of the
Church Missionary Society In England one
II the most important agencies for The
conversion Of The heathea ever organized
H's plea VAS. Teach the people about mis-
sions and gifts WI follow the interest
awakened"
The company then adjourned 20 s.
Marks guild room. where lunch was pro-
y5dfA ~ The ladies' u s. Marks church
At THIS point q change in the prosra rngno
had ~ bc made owing ~ The gathering ~
sad Cen rain Storm. wasch caused the
projected excursion on The steamer Haas
tN hF Cancelled. Suhseg ~ ~. however.
The weather clearing ep. large party
went oB. 70 the lake and 3 very pleasant
hour was spent upon the water
re>urn was made AZ O'Clock ;ha goal
being 1914 M'nor avenue. where Mrs Sill
toe. assisted by several other aides en-
ter,s.ned lhe clersy ard many ether tn
y3te3 guests - afternoon tea. which was
eTeat.y enjoyed as was also the oppor-
lunity nf .isile social chat. Al o'clock
The visitors gent from afteru On tea . ;he
tag show. - which 3 very cordial invita-
tion rad been given by tae bench com
tnittee Il may u9t be without interes,
~ STATE that one OF the mts; iTnportan,
exhibitors was the Rev Mr. ETin.on. II
Victoria whose COX terriers excited uni
VerSal admiral ton