Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-15
RESUMES BUSINESS
Proceedings Today Of Dioce-
san Convention.
COMMITTEES NAMED
REV. A. S. JOHNS ELECTED SECRE-
TARY FOR ENSUING YEAR.
Missionary Rally Held Last Night Adj
dressed by Prominent Clergymen
Delegates in Attendance.

The morning session Of the annual do
cesar convention of the Episcopal Church
of Washington was called to order by
Bishop Satterlee at 10 o'clock, at st. Marks
Pro-Cathedral. with a large number of
delegates of the clergy and laity in attend
ance. After the opening exercises the gen.
eral order Of business was taken up and re-
ports Of various standing committees were
read.
The election of members of the standing
committees from the clerical and lay men,
bers of the diocese was held just before
noon and resulted as follows: Clerical-Rev.
Alfred Harding, Rev. Thos. J. Packard,
Rev. Randolph H. McKim and ]. H. Ell
lott. Lay-Messrs. ]. Holdsworth Gordon,
Charles II. Stanley and s. w. Tulloch.
Appointed by Bishop.
The bishop appointed the following stand
ing committees:
CanOns and other business-Revs. R. H.
McKim, Alfred Harding. Charles f. Buck
Messrs. A. S. Browne and Charles H. STAN
ley.
Admission of new parshes-Revs. J. NJ
Clark, c. j. s. Mayo, r. T. Kerfoot.
Messrs T. C. Carmick and F. A. Miller.
State of church-Revs. r. P. Williams, T.
j. Packard, f. NJ Gibson, Messrs. L. A.
Wilmer and II. E. Pellew.
Ways and means-Messrs. ]. w Warner
w. S. Albert and l.. A. Wilmer.
observation-disclosures. S. W. Tullock j. H.
Chew, o. b. Halam, w H. Marlowe and
II. c. Whiting.
Diocesan library-Rev F. NJ. Gibson,
Messrs. f. A. Miller and VIM. d. Baldwin.
Rev A. s. Johns was elected as secretary
of the diocese for the ensuing year.
After luncheon the convention reassem-
bled and listened to further reports on the
general work of the church. The bishop
invited the delegates to attend a recep-
ton at the bishops house, to be held i'm
mediately after the adjournment of the con-
vention which will probably conclude the
business before it by ) o'clock.
Missionary Rally.
The missionary rally held at ST Marks
Pro-Cathedral last night was largely at
tended and proved an interesting meeting.
Bishop Satterlee presided and addresses
were delivered by Rev. Peter M. Boyden of
Brookville, Md; Rev. William Brayshaw of
Chaptico, Nd; Rev. A. E. Jensen of Port
Tobacco and Mr. Mark Levy, a converted
Jew, who told of his conversion to Chris
tianity, and urged the churchmen to put
forth greater missionary effort among the
people of his race. The principal address
was given by Rev. Jensen, who told OF the
WoTk among the colOred people.
Delegates Present.
The following delegates answered to roll
call:
Clerca-Rt. Rev. Henry Y. Satteriee D.
D., LID; Rt. Rev. Alexander Mackay-
Smith, S. I. D.; Revs. John G.. Ames John
a. Aspinwall, Thomas p. Baker, David
Barr, F. l. A Bennett, Frank II. Bgelow
l.. H. D.; Peter NJ. Boyden, George c. F.
Bratenahl, c. N. c. Brown, William Bray
shaw. Joseph G. Bryant, Charles f. Buck
William r. Rushby. John w. Chesley, Thos
S. Childs DID; James w. Clark, Charles
Winiam Ct: Davenport. William l.. Devries
Ph.D.; George F. Dudley, Edward S. Dun
lap. John H.. Elliott. S. T. p; Evan A. Ed
Graham, H. Allen Griffith. Walter p
Griggs, Alfred Harding. Arthur S. Johns,
Thomas A. tombstone Richard l. Kerfoot
Lowrie, ID; John M. E. Mckee, Ran
doph II. Mckim, d. D.; John d. La Mothe,
Charles c. G; Mapp, Charles J. S. Mayo
Willard F. Minnick, Oscar L. Mitchell w.
Mott, o. II. Murphy, ID; Walden Myer,
Thomas ]. Packard. Josiah B. Perry, G. F.
Peter, William M Pettis, ID; c. c.
Pierce. P. st. NJ Podmore James f. Poin-
dexter. Philip NJ. Prescott. Philip NJ. Rhine
lander j. E. c. Smedes, ID; Carl 8.
Smith, Herbert S. Smith. ID; William T.
Snyder, Charles r. SOntag, Joseph A.
Specht. J. Mcbride Sterrett. d. D.; Caleb
r. Stetson. Albert r. Stuart, ID; w. ]. d.
Thomas Enoch NJ. Thompson. John NJ.
Todd, William " Tunnel, VIM. r. Turner,
William R. Barker Turner, Owen M. Wal
Ter, Frank P. Willes, Richard P. Williams,
Charles J. Wingate.
Lay-W. 8. Albert, William D. Baldwin.
]. T. Ballenger, j. A. Barber. r. B. Berry,
H. B. Bird, H. C. Black, w. B. Bowie J. L.
Bronze, A. S. Browne, J. w. Buckley, w.
NICK. Burroughs. H. A. Cady, T. G. Car
mick. John H. Chew. Melville Church, A.
D. Cobey, L. J. Davis, J. M. Dent T. ..
Ebaugh W. w. Duvall. E. Y. Emack,
Adams Gaddis. D. c. Gordon. ]. H. Gordon,
J. P. Green. o. B. Hallam, d. c. Hammett,
N. r. Harnish. E. B. Hay, 7. ]. Holland,
II. Howard. John Jones, 8. Kerr, g. f.
Kramer, Blair Lee. T. H. LOCKER, James
Lowndes. S. ]. McCathran. F. W. Mercy
nolds. w. H. Marlowe. Lieut.. Commander
Frederick Miller. J. w. Mitchell. w. b.
Mobley, J. b. Nourse. j. R. Owens. J. A.
Pearson, H. E. Pellew, P. B. Pierce, H.
Prince, E. w. Reisinser. H. c. Richardson,
Robert Reyburn. A. T. Robinson. T. 8. Col
Inns, Frederick Sasscer T. o. Selfridge. jr.;
w. H. Singleton. s. H. Speake, Charles ii.
Stanley, J. T. B. Suit, 8. w. Tulloch, r. ii.
Turner. ]. w. Warner. J. L. Weaver. H. Z.
Whiting. l.. A. Wilmer, ]. M. Wilson and
G. A. Woodward.