Evening journal., 1910-05-26
CHURCH HEARS
OF MISSION WORK
WOmen'S Auxiliary, Delaware
Branch, Meets in Annual
Session Here
OPEN EXERCISES WITH
COMMUNION SERVICE

The twonty-siXth annual meeting OF the
Delaware Branch of The Womans Auxi-
liary TO The Board Of Missions is being
held to-day i'm ST. Andrews +. E. Church.
Tho meeting opened with a celebration
of tine Holy Communion al 10 a. m., with
Bishop Kinsman as celobranf assisted by
the Rev. Hubert W. Wells. rector of ST
Andrew Church. Arcndeacon George C..
Hall. of New Castle aud the Rev. kensey
j. Hammond. of Emmanuel Church Tie
music was rendered by the regular choir
of ST. Andrews Church the solo part in
the onertory anthem being taken by Mrs.
I clifford Pyle The Rev A. V. Clay, vicar
of old swedes Church, and the Rev f..
NJ. Kirkus, Of Trinity, assisted I'm the
choir Il. j. Muhlhausen. organist of ST.
Andrews Church. presided az the organ.
A small organ had TO be used since the
lack of electricity rendered the pipe organ
use .ess.
More than two hundred delegates from
the entire state were present at the morn
ing service an the Wilmington parishes
being we'll represented Other clergy pres-
ent besides those mentioned We're the Rev.
John Rigs. Of New Castle, the Rev. Hun
ter Lewis Of New McXico, the Rev =. l..
Donaghay, Of Middletown thc Rev. III. b.
Phelps, of Newark the Rev. G. II. Hol-
mead of Smyrna. the Rev. J. R. Peck
ham. of Calvary Church ana Archdeacon
G.. d. b Turner Of Dover
Following the Communion celebration
addresses were made by tho Rt Rev.
Frederick d. kinsmau the Rev Hunter
/ LOWS, of Los Cruces, New MeXco. and
Miss Julia G.. Emery, secretary Of the
Board Of Missions, New York city.
/ The Rev n. W. ellis. welcomed tho dele
gates. speaking of ST. Andrews as "A par
/ ish profoundly interested i'm missions and
/ therefore glad TO greet the Woman's Aux
lary. MIR Wells said that missionary in-
trecst included work for the welfare Of
the children in Delaware, especially with
regard TO the child labor problem and in-
cluded interest in the conditions for work.
ing women.
The second speaker was the Roy Hun.
ter Lewis. of ST. James Church Los cru,
oes. New Mexico. Mr. Lewis spoke of worn
among the boys, ia New Mexico. especial.
lN the good work of the y. NJ. G.. A..
Mr.. Lewis is here i'm the interest.
Of the work among the boys of IN,
state Agricultural College. and spcci.
cally to secure S2500 for enlarginc ST
James Church building.
Noontide prayer for missions. ;
long established custom of tho church
was offered by the bishop of the dio
cese
, Miss Julia G.. Emery, secretary O.
Tho RnnWn pf
then addressed the auxiliary. spcakin,
of her journey around the world twl
years ago, visiting the larger mis-
sion stations of the church She toll
OF the building of Chinese churc
3 for China; of the institutional wor
? done by Bishop Brent i'm the PhiHp
g pines ana Of the Easter procession il
q the Cathedral at Honolulu.
/, Miss Emery spoke of the loss b.
illness of missionaries al work i'm th
church hospitals and schools i'm Shang
hal and Nankin, and that there wor
more churchwomen to help i'm Della
ware than in all China. She hope
Delaware would help inn the unite
offering and by sending H. youn
woman from this diocese as a mis-
b sionary.
e. Personal Missionary Work.
8 Bishop Kinsman spoke of the I'm
{ centive to personal missionary wor
?, for the delegates present by the eN
]. ample of a churchwoman. Dr. Meal
e pine, who has started a new mission i
o. Saint Martins Church. Haruy. Sh
has Sunday school Of nearly a hun
d dred, at present meeting i'm p LOT
over a blacksmith's shop but havin