The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-04
MONDAY prayers. motions and resolu.

monday prayers, motions and resolu-
tons.
Recommendations and resolutions,
nrst half-hour; discussion of the report
OF the board of managers.
fhe program of proceedings at Me-
chanic's Pavilion has been announced as
follows:
Tuesday, October Sth, evening, 8 o'clock
missionary mass meeting under the
presidency of the Bishop of Minnesota;
speakers-The Lord Bishop of. Newcastle.
the Bishop of New York, the Bishop of
kioto and Burton Mansfield.
The proceedings at Trinity Church
will be as follows:
Thursday, October 10th, afternoon
Session on behalf Of China and japan:
addresses by the Bishop of Shanghai and
Rev. D. Trumbull Huntington. of Han
kow; addresses by the Bishop of Toxic
and Kioto and such other speakers as
they may select.
Friday, October 18th, afternoon-Ses-
sion On behalf of domestic missions; (a)
The Work Among White People," repre-
Sented by the Bishop OF Missouri (b)
The Work Among the Negroes" repre-
sented by the Bishop of Kentucky: (c)
The Work Among the Indians" repre-
scented by the Bishop of South Dakota;
I'D THE Work in Alaska" represented
py the Bishop of Alaska.
Monday, October 18th, afternoon-Ses-
sion on behalf OF the following missions:
(a) The Philippines, the Bishop of New
York CD Porto Rico, the Bishop of west
Virginia; (c) Cuba, the Bishop of Penn
sylyania; Cd Brazil the Bishop of Bra
gil; (e) Mexico, the Bishop of Albany.
Tuesday, October 18th, evening, 8
o'clock-Meeting in behalf of missions in
Africa and Hayti, and educational work
among the colored people in the South:
speakers-The Bishop of Hayti, the Bish-
op of Cape Palmas and Archdeacon J. s.
Russell with closing address by the
Bishop of Georgia.
Wednesday, October 18th, afternoon
Motions and resolutions first half-hour):
business session to receive reports of
committees on the board of managers
reports.
The exercises of Sunday, October 9Th.
will not be held in the Pavilion, but mis-
sionary sermons will be preached in the
various churches in San Francisco and
vicinity. The program at Trinity Church
will be the following: Afternoon-3:sO
O'Clock, children's mass meeting, at
which the Bishop of California will pre-
side; speakers. the Bishop of South Da-
kota, Rev. DR.. Herman L. Duhring, spe-
cial agent of the board of the Lenten Of
fering, and William R. Butler of Central
Pennsylvania. Evenings o'clock, tri-
ennfal sermon before the board of mis-
sions to be delivered by the Bishop Of
Shanghai
At st. Paurs Church. Oakland, the
following service will be held: Sunday,
October 18th; afternoon, $3.50 o'clock
Children's mass meeting under the pres
idency Of the Bishop OF California;
speakers, the Bishop of North Dakota;
George c. Thomas, treasurer of the Do
nestle and Foreign Missionary Society,
and Rev. DR.. Herman L. Duhring, spe-
cial agent.
The following program has been added
by the Woman's Auxiliary:
Thursday, October Ord, 7:9O a. M, holy
communion in churches in San francisco
and it's neighborhood, to be named here
after.
Grace Church, 10 a. M, holy conmu-
Mon. the Bishop of California celebrant
and preacher. The united offering will
be presented at this service
The Alhambra eddy and Jones
streets), 2 p. m, general triennial meet
ing, with addresses by the Bishops Of
Minnesota, South Dakota and Kentucky,
and the general secretary of the board of
managers.
to transfer temporarily his episcopal
residence from San Mateo to 212s Laguna
street, San Francisco.
The executive committee of the con-
vention will meet today at p. m. in the
Occidental Hotel. At Wednesdays meet
ing, tickets for the commencement serv-
ices at Trinity Church were distributed.
1t was considered prudent to have adj
mittance to the first services by card
Samuel c.. Barclay, a representative
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew, has
taken charge at the ferries to receive
all members of that order.