The Washington herald., 1907-05-16
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"Piiit tAFl' nv HHt iltlily W 90 "a "r
scription Of the dress of a bride whom he
had married in the morning"
This report was signed by the Rev. Dr.
c. Ernest Smith. J. Nelson Barry, John
Il Chew. and William c. Rives
Another highly interesting paper was
the annual address of Bishop Satterlee
in which he discussed the negro race
problem. The bishop said that 1--WE
have grown so familiar with the political
and social side Of the negro problem
that we have forgotten the religious side.
If / had time 70 rehe3rse the statistics
OF each diocese. we would be appalled, %
see how little our church has done and is
now doing for this race. The future con-
sequences Of such iuactiOn cannot fai. ia
the long run 20 be ultimately very dis
astrous.' Ia order To bring about an im-
proved state Of affairs. Bishop SltJerlce
recommends the increase Of colorcd cler-
gy and COlOrcd catechsts, and urged that
the cOlored ministers be trained with
special reference 20 the work they have
20 do i'm ministering To the negro race.
The bishop also discussed the question o..
negro bishops.
In his annual address as president Of
the convention. Bishop Satterlco paid a
high tribute TO the members Of the
church who died during the past year
Commends Diocesan Societies.
he spoke encouragingly Of the work i'm
progress on the new Cathedral Of St.
Peter and st. Paul, and commended the
various diocesan societies. such as tie
Woma1's Auxiliary, the Junior Auxiliary.
tho ssterhood of thc Epiphany the
House Of Mercy the Eye, Ear, and
Throat Hospital. the Girls Friendly So
ciety the Daughters of the King, the
Cathedral school, the Churchmeu s.
League, the Brotherhood Of St Andrew.
and the Bell Home, which, the blsnOp
said, needed larger buildings The var.-
Gus recommendation OF the bishops re-
port were duly adopted by the convention.
The following nominations for the
standing committee and the delegates 90
the general convention will he acted uEJn
at tG-day's session. Standing committee.
the Revs George G. +. Dratenahi, Will
lam i. DeVres, Pm. D.. George q. Gra-
ham, Alfred Harding d. d.. X. II. No
KIM d. D.. Thomas J. Packard, ID. d.
&. Ernest Smith. d. D.. u. g. J., Ro-
land Cotton Smith, y. D.. Richard T..
Williams. and Mossr Melville Church O..
II. Stanley, J. n. Gordon, J. H. Taylor.
John VI. Wilson; for deputy 10 general
convention, Rev. Alfred Harding, Rev. r.
p. Williams. Rev r. II. McKlm. Rev. G..
Ernest Smith. Mossrs ". NJ Singleton,
Melville Church. John N. Wilson, and J.
II. Taylor
The convention assembled az 10 o'clock
yesterday morning In ST. Alban's Church.
The service was opened by the ce.ebra-
tion Cf the holy communion by the bishop,
assisted by Archdc8con Williams aul
ArehdeaCou La Roche by the secretary
OF the convention. the Rev. A. s. Johns.
and Dr. r. II. McKim.
Clergymen in Attendance.
There were also in the chaucel the rec
tor OF the church, the Rev. O.. G.. Brate-
nahl and Archdeacon Graham, and the
following named clergy answered 10 their
names when the roll was called:
Rgat Rev, h. y. Suteriee. j.. j.. III. D.-Bev.
g. IS Abbott IT,. Rev john q. Am.s. R.., John
a. AsriHvaI. Rev David Barr Er,. j. y. Berry.
Rev e. J. 4. EelIat EgE j. E EiGltl. Rev.
Frank b. Bieel5v L. a. D. Rar. J. H. vs.. Blake
Rev II. y. Bovine. Rev. T. NJ BaEiau. kgr. George
g. f. Ba-sHslL Res. William Bny-law. Rev jHll
z. EIo1Ees. Rev. Z. H. Br0s.us Rev Clement
Brown. Rev. Henry A. Brown. Bor. Thomas ].
Brown. Rev. e.. +. Back, Rev. W. R. Bushhg, Rev.
Gs1rCa g. Carter Rev John ". Cl5slay EeT.
Thomas S. Childs ID. ID. Rev James w. Clark
Rev Charles g.. CaEsr. Rev. a. ". H. Collier Rev
". T. Cox. Rev james T. CushiI. Rev. Willard
~. Davenport. Rev. George O.. baar1. Res. J. IT,
Uas Rev Wsm !. psuie=. Ia. -. Rev. Eiv
Dgl-e Rev George T. Dudley Rev. Thomas DIM
can b. D.. Rev. Edward :. Dunlap. Rev Melissa
H
Rev Il. Allen Gu+th. Rev. walter D. GH--- Res
George a. Groves i-- Rev. Alfred Harding ID. d..
Rev. g. n H1ime7I, Rev. Frederick j. HIUler
Res. Arthur IS. Johns. Rev Thomas 4. JaIu,t.ll
Rev. James kFsrarrcs BCE. John ID. LaAs-la
B-T. Charles 7. ia Roche, Rev. Randolph " Low
rie u. D.. Re-. Charles !. S MaT1. Rev. Elni1-p.
H. Nchlm. ID. D. Rev Francis 2. NcNl7nHs Rev
NUar5 f. N.1nck Rev Oscar T. IrrHell Rev
W4t.- A. Mitchell Res, William 81. N.lzan-leuas
Rev Edward N Mott Rev Walden NvrI Rev J.
r. OntHz Rev. +. II. Ozlr~. Rev. Thomas ]. fscs
ard d. D.. Rev. Fl. q. plrsmal. Rev. r.. Eie.lan-
Peter Rev William N. Pst-i7. u. D.. Rev. Charlie
e.. Pierce H. d. Rev Philip II Prescott Rev. WI
liam T. RsIE Rev. William g. Shears. Rev. g.
Elues, smith u. D.. D. g. l.. Rev Herbert scott
smith T. T.. Rev Roland Cotton smith. u. ID
Rev William Tayl0e SNYDER Rev. J. MagB-d.
~rsrstt D. D.. Rev. e.. Rockford Sic.s7n. Rev. "
p. Stewart Rev. Henry Thomas. Rev W. ]. u
Thomas Rev. F. Naguler Thompson Rev William
Loo Rev Richard L. Williams Rev. Charles J
Wingsta. and Rev. W, J. Wright
The following named lay delegates were
also present:
A. d. Albert T. H. Armstrong. w. p. Baldwin
James Berry. H. T. Blair. 7. II. Bond !. T.
Bronze. g.. W Brooke, A. s. Browne. T. L. BRYAN
". Mex. Burroughs I. O. tamcs }. \. Chew
Melville CduTch A u C0tgv. ". W. C1bEv. T. A
| C0e, T. g. Cruelius T. r, DAVIS. g. S. Dent.
VI. Dent +. n. Dickinson. W. J. DUwu T. %
/ Ebaugh. L y Emscs. u. T. Endicgt C. A
/ Frsiev + S. Gicser =. e. Gordon J. II. Gordon
/ A. Y Grav W II. Gro-mes A. p. Hssuu vs.
/ f. Hattou Samuel Hayden. ". n J. Hebb. Il. A. Her
/ bert, C. Holland. g " Hustled J. /. Johns j. L
/ Lewis J. II. LEhtf1ot 7. H. LOCKER james L1wrdes
/ F. A. Logan. J. NJ Mckinney, james Miller W. p
NI0h0y Charles /. Nolstgr. James G. Norwood 7, r
Owens T. y. Page $. L. Phillips /. A. Pmdt
/ W w Riley. ". G. Rives. A. T. Robinson T. Z
I Robertson. Frcdsrick Sassc5r. W j. Singleton
/ Charles II. Stanley O.. ". Saltsr James H. Taylor
/ George Tresdep. C. Z. VeI7nillieu p. " Wang
I T. y Waters, D. F. Weaver. J. l. Weaver. j. r
l Wilder. /. A Wilmer. John NJ Wilson, g. A
Woodward, r. J. Walker