The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-06


mans Place in the Church. said that
the rounding out Of Christian home
was a Christian church. He took Occa-
sion 10 plead that the call to the min
istTy he not submerged. that II be Civ
en- an equal opportunity TO develop III
young men alongside with the call 10
the law, medicine. or some other pro
fessiOn. He dwelt especially on the
EOOd work that might be accomplished
b. deaconesSes and sisters in The
spaTsely populated missions of the
west
Sisters in disguise" he said, were
TO be found among many young women
workers. including the woman reporter,
VINO did not always see the pleasing
side Of life. IN their patience he recog-
nized a realization of the call of Chris
tianity, that they help in Frightening
this world. The telephone girls voice.
he said. often coming from the receiver
patiently and sweetly to a vexed per
son was an indication of that Christian
spirit
In conclusion he said that wOman's
place in the church was hand in hand
with man.
Dean Kinks touched particularly on
woman's place i'm the hospital Souls,
he said had been won by the tender
sympathy Of woman. IN the church in
stitution. in the school and in the hos
pital- He illustrated his address which
was brief. by instances of woman's in
fiuence which he had observed during
his ministry
Following the afternoon programme,
the EpiscoDal delegates and visiting
ministers viewed the Holmes art col
lection through the courtesy OF Colonel
and Mrs. Edwin F Holmes.
Morning Programme.
I'll
yesterday morning the delegates were
guests Of Miss Clara Colburn at break
fast at Rowland hail. This morning
the Women's Child Of St PauIs viii
servo breakfast al go 4. M. service
~ ST PaUEs church Resolutions Of
thanks were expressed yesterday TO the
guild memb IS Of st Marks.
Tn ~" absence of Rev. J. W. Ores
ham Of san Jose. Rev y. r. w Call
Woy delivered the first address yester-
daE morning under the head of "Spz-
cial Missionary Problems in the Sew
enth District Rev. Mr.. Cfallwey smoke
on Meeting the Apportioumeut." He
urged that the appOrtionment be equjt-
aDiy divided among the church mem
bsrs. mat the richer parishioneTs be not
-'oEed Jp0n Ter The larger share He
spoke Of thre- plans in vogue and dis
-t~sed them First raising the ap-
HoItlOnment by pledges q the begin
Ming Of the church year: second.
through collections: third. by means Of
mite boxes al home
ArchGe2cou Bywatsr led in the dis
eussion, He dwelt on the personality
81 the pastor aS a factor in meeting
the apportionment- He believed that a
uths system vas . good one. that is
10 set aside 10 peT cent of the parish
receipts Cor special work. OF this
per cent might be used for diocesan
missionary work 21a per cent for do
meStIc and foreign missions. and %
per cent for Episcopal endowment.
Others who discussed the question
were Rev H Ramsey. Rev A Miller.
Rev l. c. Sanford Rev. G. z. Per
kins and Archdeacon John A. Emery.
Archdeacon Emery spoke on Meth
DDS Of Developing Self Help" He
dwelt on the personality of the men
in the various mission fields. showing
that much depended on their scholarly
attachments. their tact and ada0ta bill
ity- The hardships of the western fields
where the population is scattered were
pointed out. Among those who Joined
I'm the discussion We're Rev. Alfred
Brown, Rev Mr. Swan and Rev MIR.
Miller. The latter pointed out the value
OF western seminary training for west
ern work in distinction to that of the
eastern colleges.
Rev. J. ". Gum Of Montrose. Colo.
spoke on the Relation OF the Church
to the Christian Denominations" He
spoke of the movement for the unity of
Creeds. He urged harmony and frater,-
nal feeling between the various
churches Some of the best clergymen
i'm the Episcopal church. he reminded
his hearers, had come from other
churches
Rev. y. B. W. Garlwev followed in
the same vein lIroiug that SsobfSr,,- 10
avoided. He advocated a further de-
gree of charity amongst creeds-
ArchdeacOn Bywater and Rev H
Ramsey also Joined in the discussion
At the conclusion OF the morning pro
gramme Bishop Nichols compIfmented
the speakers on the wholesome tone
their discOuTses had shown