The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-18
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CONVENTION SCENES AND NOTES

hope that organizations of church
la.men. without rcsnid To name
0. patafcui--r lOrin ~ mis>iDn'try
yo,.S nay, being done by them, Viii
co-opcrIte in making this confer
cnce. proposed by the Cinrch Lily
mems Union. n representative one,
to the end that 1t n,ny consider
and cv-ordinatc the efforts oil men
everywhere to help the missionary
Wcr.S OF the cnulc.. Inis meet
lug also respectfully asks bishops
and send one or more o fthcir
number. and particularly those WIZ"
hive qualities Of leadership.
These laymen work under direction
of their bishops archdeacons and oth-
er officers provided by the church, OF
which they are members. 1t was stated
that there is steadily incr asing nuln-
Der OF men who are wiling ana no, aSs IN
evening each week. to some form of
effort to help spread the Gospel. In
in suburbs and he'd for sites OF fu-
.ture parishes. The work proposed Is
unlike that OF the Brotherhood OF St.
Andrew. the Well known organization rI.,,r.,a IN
tina. It is on the practical or the - ma ,,s
in close sympathy with the brother-
Convention. adopted a resolution vel
coming such fraternal co operation
Work of Women.
Ths Rev. Mr.. Claiborne. of Tennes-
see, opened the conference of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary yesterday with pray
er. Mrs. Gray. of Southern Florida,
presiding. and the discussion being
carried, on by Mrs. Claiborne. who had
done mission work among tho noun
tain people of Tennessee: Mrs. Morrl-
son. OF Duluth: Mrs. Millspuugh, OF
Kansas; Mrs. Funston, of Boise, Idaho;
Mrs. Swan, of Sacramento, CAL; Mrs.
$Peterkin, of West Virginia; Mrs. Rc,s-
tarick. of Honolulu. and Mrs. Roots. of
Hankow, the last five being wives OF
missionary bishops.
Miss Ware spoke ncNt the Rev.
Charles E. Snaveley. whose work has
been among the Spanish and the leper
settlement of Porto Rico, following
her and greatly impressing his hear
ers.
Ous OF this talk was developed a
plan among a few Richmond women
to raise funds that might enable Mr..
Snaveley to give his mission people
and Christmas pleasure.
The conference closes to-day, when
The Review of the Triennial" will be-
given by Mrs. Monteagle. of Califor-l
MIA. new auxiliary member.
Invited to Wilmington.
The st. James Brotherhood. OF Will
N. c.. invites ali clerical dele
gates who can spare the time to be
Their guests for few days
There is no more delightful climate
anywhere than Wilmington has at this
season. and almost every form Of
helpful relaxation Is at hanaeGdIslng
oyster roasts and Informal conferences.
In addition to the recreation. there
wilt bn the interest of viewing, hiss
torIH paGes Is f9f
Gus of several addresses on impoTlant
topics. 1t Is a short trip over the coast
Line from Richmond, and the brother
the wh lille 81 those who come, The
hates are for the, five days following
the close Of the General CnnSentla,n,
Those whowll cor ~, asked to write !,
Jn-,es Parish, Wilmin~ton, N. c.
C'ergymen Of MI kinds nt church.
mansh'p or no kt"dHof churchmanshlp,
are welcome. Rlshops arc douhly vel
fe wdays' vacation on the Atlantic sea.
How Revolution Was Started.
1t was onN of the newly-electcd bishops.
the Rev, Robert Lewis fRuuOCK, VINO IN an
.no btruslve way had a most active part in
the last great reform campaign In New York
City. which lead to the election OF Seth Low
ms Mayor and the revolution of political ma
chinerylg In the city,
II Is told that the Rev.Mr. Paddock, then
q young curate connected with the pro-
cathedral work. calN,d5on an Eastside pn-
loo captain In regard to some abuse OF tho
law In his district, The young Clergyman
net With scnnt courtesy at tho hands OF tho
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