Evening journal., 1905-06-07
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE

made the first for consideration by the
under the head of miscel-
laneous business.
The Rev. +. NJ. Munson made
statement relative to the financial
standing on the Delaware Churchman.
The report showed expenses for the
past year amounting to S3O5.55; re-
ceips, S367.S3; balance, S62.2S.
RULES ADOPTED.
The subject Of the rules Of order of
business was lHought up by Archdeacon
Hall and it was decided to adopt the
same schedule as last year with the ex-
ception Of the time for recess. Upon mo-
tion of George a. Elliott the time Of the
noon rec ess was changed from y to p.
m. to 1880 to D. IN. The evening recess
remains ahe same 6 to p. m.
Following the business session the Holy
Communi on was celebrated with Bishop
Coleman officiating. During the recess
hour the delegates were entertained by
Mrs. Lamodte DUPONT.
The following is a full list of delegates,
clerical and lay. the star indicating those
who were present at this mornings ses-
sion:
CLERICAL.
Rgt. Rev. L eighton Coleman,' Revs. w.
b. Beach, George NJ. Bond. Charles A.
Behcinger. w /. Braddock, John s.
Bunting. I. Hurry Chesley, W. E. Dickin'
son. NJ. D.,s G. Valerie Gnbreath,s w. H.
Croft. . George c. Hall,t Kensey J. Ham
mond.p Frederick w. Heisley,' W. ]
Hamilton w. II. Higgins" S. Ashtor
Henry, Thomas Howard, Charles II. Kid.
der. r. NJ. Kirl1hs. John L. MclSim, j
Leighton McKhn,* George G. Miller, +
NJ. Munsen.+ c. NJ. Murray, Edward r
Noble Henry Olmsted II. b. Phelps A
NJ Rich.' c. B. Sparks, c. G. snepp, II
d. speakman. j. c. Taylor, c. II. b. Tur
ner. l.. T. Walton. II. w. Wells, L. w
Weiss W. J. Wiilies A. A. Whaltham.
LAY.
Church, Of the'Ascension, Claymont, VIII
liam Clouds George X. Lloyd,' ]. ID. NJ
Cardena. M. D.. w. l.. Habbart.
Calvary, Wilmington James ID. Carter
r. T. Tadman, John Bracken, w. E
Homewood.
Christ's Church. Christiana, Eugene i
| DUPONT, Henry Brown, Edward G. Brad
ford, Jr., James r. Davis.
Grace Church. Brandywine Hundred
John A. Mousley,s Stewart Ramsey.'
Holy Trinity, Wilmington, Joseph Glati
John Brooks. James Braden, Charles
Coleman.
Emmanuel. New Castle, Lausatte +
Rogers A. " Leslee George /. +. Ella
son, William Eochells.
Emmanuel. Wilmington, w. d. Brinclde
Elmer T. Benson,a Alexander Campbell
John Hutton.
st. Andrews, wilmington, Willar
/ Thompson. Charles f. Dubell, Charles
z Palmer, Charles r. Miller, David Line
say.
st. Annes. Anddletown, Frederic
Brady.a Alfred NJ Chamberlain Merr
: n. Willis. w. G. Lockwood.
I st. James Newport Frederick BrinI
L hurst.' Thomas 3. Lyman, John H. Ric
D Hance Nebbeker.
= st. James. Stanton, Robert c. Justis,
4 Lewis Armstrong, Richard T. Pillin
[ John II. Tucker.
ST. Johns, Wilmington, Edward
Bradford Lewis G. Williamson, Villa
J. Hempen. George A. Elliott'
Christs Church. Broad Creek and
Philips, Laurel. L Turpin Wright,
Frank Hearn, Victor Records, Granvil
q Bacon.
st. Johns, Little HnL Cyrus War
e Joseph Ward. William Canno, Jol
Truitt.
st. Johns the Baptist, Milton, Jol
Douglass John Ponder William Fosqu
e Edward Bacon.
J. st. Luke's, Seaford, ]. J. Ross, w. ]
4; tsevens, George NJ. Eddy, C. W. Donoh
l. St. Marks. Milsboro. II. c. Frame,'
]. Berry, C. p. Mooris. G. i. Ellis.
e ST. Pauls, Georgetown, DR.. T. w. Me
r. sick. e. w. Paynter, c. w. Whitley, d.
Is Layton, Jr.
It st. Peters, Lewes. J. w. Marshall,
N w. P. Orr. Jr., II. V. Lyons, r. r. Wapl'
l. st. Thomas, Newark, A. A. Curtis,@ L
George A. Harter, i. w. Curtis, David
Rose.'
= Trinity, Wilmington. John S. Groh'
~ Charles A. Cook, Henry B. Thompso
Tilghman Johnson.
Christ's Church, Dover, William Ke
ny, T. X. Jones, r. R. Kenney, t.
Wilson.
y Christs Church. Milford Isaac S. Tt
= tit. S. John Abbott
- st. Peters Smyrna, w. e. Wate
- Crawford Stevens w. +. Dunn, w.
81 Janney
o. Trinity, Clayton, Harvey +. Smith,
r A. Burchenal. /. r. Donovan, Geor
1g Zumline.
n
be Death of Miss Fannie Wood.
ef Miss Fannie Wood, aged 20 yea
daughter of the late Charles +. Wo,
of grand recorder of the A. o. u. w.
all Delaware died at her home NO. s