Evening journal., 1905-06-06
EPISCOPALIANS
IN CONVENTION
One Hundred and Nineteenth
Diocesan Session to be
Heldin Emmanuel Church
MANY DELEGATES WILL ATTEND

In Emmanuel Church. Highlands. Rev.
Kensey j. Hammond rector. the one
hundred and nineteenth diocesan con-
vention of the Episcopal Church will be
held tonight and continued over CO.
morrow
To this convention there will be dele
gates from Episcopal Churches from all
parts of the State and a large session
is looked forward to.
This evening win be devoted to the
missionary service when an address will
be made by Charles Cook and also one
by the Rev. Charles d. Sparks of Sea-
/ ford.
I To-morrOw's service viii begin at >
O'Clock, and the convention will proceed
to organize for business in the after.
noon. 1t viii then fix the hours for
worship and Tor business which will
probably be IL o'clock for communion
from 2.3O TO 6 o'clock and o'clock p. m.
for business.
A feature of the convention will be
the annual address of Bishop Coleman
which will be delivered at 3 o'clock on
Tomorrow afternoon.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
The following is a partial list Of dele
gates. clerical and lay, and by whom
they win be entertained:
Rev. VIM. ]. Hamilton, Delaware
City, with w. d. Brlnkle.
Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps, Alfred A.
Curtis, DR.. George A. ,Harter, newark,
with Mr.. John Bancroft.
Rev. William J. Wilkie. Middletown.
with Mrs Lamotte DUPONT
w. e. Walters. Smyrna, The Gables.
Crawford Stevens, Smyrna, w. d.
Brinckle.
Rev. w. T. Dickinson, NJ. D., Clayton,
Mrs. Lamotte DUPONT.
Rev. w. II. Croft. Clayton, Mrs.
Lamotte DUPONT.
Rev. ]. L. McKim, Milford. c. NJ.
Curtis.
S. ]. Abbott, The Gables.
Rev. Robert E. Watham, Georgetown,
Rev. Chas. b. Sparks. Seaford, the
Rectory of Emmanuel Church, High
lands
Gen. W. II. Stevens, seaford. Mrs.
Lamotte DUPONT.
G. w. Donohoe, Seaford, The Gables.
Rev. Chas. A. Behringer, Thomas II.
Douglas, John Ponder, Milton. and
Archdeacon George c. Hall.
Rev. W. H. Higgins, Laurel, w. d.
Brinckle.
J. 7. Wright, Laurel Mrs. BrinlSle.
f. T. Hearne. Cyrus Ward. Laurel, Mr..
John Bancroft.
Joseph Ward, Laurel. Mrs. Lamotte
DUPONT.
Rev Lewis w. Wells. MHlsboro, Mrs.
Lamotte Dupont.
II. c. France, J. J. Perry, Milsboro,
Miss Brinckle.
Levin W. Ellis, Columbia, E. E.
Benson.
Jas. n. Tyre. Delmar. The Gables.
Among the other delegates who will
! be in attendance. but who will not re-
main over night probably, are;
Rev. G. Valerie Gilbreth, Smyrna;
Rev. George NJ. Bond, Dover; Rev. c.
II. B. Turner. Lewis; Rev. Alex M
Rich, Newport; r. c. Justis. Falkland;
r. Lewis Armstrong, Marshallton;
Frederick Bringhurst, Marshalton;
Thomas L. Lyman, Newport; Rev. l.
Harry Chesley, Claymont; John A,
. Mousley, Stewart Ramsey, Grace
Church, Brandywine hundred; Rev
John S. Bunting. Greenville; Rev. w. j.
Hamilton, Joseph Reeves, Charles Win
gatey Delaware City; Rev. T. NJ. Nun
sen, New Castle.
CHURCHES REPRESENTED.
Besides the local Episcopal churches
in the city the following churches will
be represented:
St. Annes, MiddletOwn; st. Peters
{ Smyrna; Emmanuel. New Castle; Trim
ity, Clayton; Christ's. Milford; Christ's
; Dover; st. Peters, Lewes; st. Paul's
Georgetown; ST. Lukes, Seaford; St
John The Baptist. Milford; Christ's
Broad Creek; st. Phillips. Laurel, St
Johns. Little Hill; St. Marks, Mills
boro and st. Luke's. Little Creek.