Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-26
STATE MEETING
HERE NEXT Week
Annual Convention of the Cedar
Rapids Deanery of Epis-
copal Church
BEGINS MONDAY EVENING
And Will Close Neutrality-suspicious.
Morrison Will be Present-Rev. w.
.. Williams of Iowa City, is Dean
and Will Preside Over secsions-The
Program. :

The annual convention Of the Cedar
Rapids deanery of the Episcopal
church will begin in this city Monday
evening at st. Paul's church. The dean
cry comprises ell of the territory ly-
Ing between the Chicago & North
western and the Chicago, Rock ISL
and & Pacific railways, from the Mis-
sissippi river on the east to this city,
including In all twenty churches. The
principal churches in the deanery are
those of Davenport, Clinton, Cedar Ra-
pids, Marshalltown and Iowa City. Rev.
W. D. Williams, of Iowa City, is dean
and will preside over the sessions,
which will be brought to a close We'd
nesday. Right Rev. Theodore N. Nor
rison, Of Davenport, bishop OF Iowa,
will be present.
All of the sessions of the convention
will be open to the public with the eX-
ception Of the bishops private confer
ence with the clergy on Tuesday NOR
ming. The Ladies' Guild, of st. PauIs
church, will assist in the entertainment
Of the members Of the deanery and the
visitors and will serve lunch In the
basement Of the church at noon Tues
day. The program for the sessions Will
be as follows:
Monday Evening, 1850 O'clock.
Professional hymn.
Evening Prayerv-Rey. ]. G. Black, OF
Newton.
Hymn.
Words OF welcome - Rev. William
Pence James, rector st. sPauIs.
Response w. d. Williams
Iowa City.
Address, what churchmen Should
Relieve"-Rev. q. Dew. Bowling, DAY.
export.
Address, what Churchmel Should
Be"-Rev. F. H. Pickworth, z .amosa
Address, What Churchmeh Should
Do"-Rev. T. w. Jones, d. D., Lyons
Offertory anthem.
Prayers and Blessing Rt. Rev
Theodore N. Morrison, bishop OF Iowa.
Recessional hymn.
Tuesday Morning.
9:o0-Holy communion, Rt Rev.
Theodore N. Morrison, bishop, cele-
brant.
s:45-Bishop's address to the clergy.
1O:45--Conference of bishop and
clergy.
00--Prayers for missions.
IN connection with the Tuesday NOR
Ming session a meeting for the women
will be held beginning at 10 o'clock
when Miss weare, Of Sioux City, pres
adent of the Iowa branch Of the Wom-
ans Auxiliary, will deliver an address.
The meeting for women will be ad-
1ourned at 1850 to meet with the
bishop and clergy for MONDAY pray
srs.
Tuesday Afternoon.
s Tuesday afternoons service Will pc
= Sunday school institute, under the
direction of the Diocesan Sunday
School Commission, of which Rev. G.
IS. Biggs, of Cedar Falls. is the chair
man. The service will begin at 2:30,
and the following papers will be read:
1. "The Need Of a Sunday School
at This Tine"-Rev Charles j. Shut,
Of independence.
p. "The Principles Underlying the
Formation of Sunday School Cur
sriculun"-Rev. William Pence James,
Marshalltown.
5. "The Bible and the Teachers
Preparation" Rev. c. L. Biggs, Cedar
Falls.
4. How to Use the Prayer Book in
the Sunday School" 7. w. Jones,
Lyons.
s. "Question Box and Discussion
Rev. G. L. Biggs, Cedar Falls.
Tuesday Evening, 1880 O'clock.
Professional hymn.
"a E.venine, Prayer-Rey II, A. Wilson,
What Cheer.
Hymn.
Address, ..The Churchman'S Relat-
ion to the Parish and the Diocese
Rev. j. B. Finn, Cedar Rapids.
Address, 1.-The Churchman's Relat-
ion to the Nation and the world
Miss Weare, Sioux City.
Offertory anthem.
Prayers and blessing-The Bishop.
On Wednesday morning, St. And
rew's day, the farewell eucharist will
be at 1880 o'clock.