The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-01-27
TWENTIETH ANNUAL coNvocA-
TON
Is Now in Session in This City-Large
Number of Delegates in Attend
ance-Meetings Very

From Wednesdays Daily:
The twentieth annual convocation
Iof the missionary district of southern
Florida is now in session in Ocala, the
opening service having been held at
Grace church Tuesday night at eight
O'Clock. There are present about six
ty delegates, and the convocation will
be one of the most interesting ever
held in south Florida.
There are three bishops attending
the convocation, viz: Bishop Gray,
Bishop Weed and Bishop Graves.
At the opening service Tuesday
night the Rt. Rev. Arson R. Graves,
d. D., LII. D., of Nebraska, but who
is spending the winter at Orange
Lake, preached a beautiful sermon,
and after the benediction there was
an informal introduction of the Wis
iting delegates to each other and to
the home people, The following is a
list of the delegates as far as we
could obtain it, and where they are
stopping during their visit in Ocala
Bishop and Mrs. Gray and Miss EN-
ma Gray of Orlando, at the rectory.
Bishop and Mrs Graves of Orange
Lake, with Mr. and Mrs. Weathers
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Gray of st. Pc
tersburg, with Mrs. Cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haden of Orlando,
and Rev. j. M. McGrath of Ormond,
with Mr. and Mrs. Schneider.
Dr. and Mrs. W. w. DeHart of Tam
pa, with Mrs. M e. Robinson.
Rev. G. Hendree Harrison of Jack
sonville, with Mr.. and Mrs Pasteur
Rev. and Mrs. B. c.. Lacey of Fort
Pierce, with Mrs William Anderson.
Rev. James Cope of Miami and Rev.
Father Roche of DeLand, with Mrs. J.
T. Lancaster.
Deaconess Parkhill of Orlando, with
Mrs Ellis.
Miss Rand of Orlando, with Mrs
Maughs.
Miss Carey-Elves of Orlando, with
Mrs. G. l.. Gamsby.
Mrs. Drane and Mrs. Morell OF
Lakeland, with Mrs. Tydings.
Mrs. Flush and Mrs Nowotey OF
Tampa, with Mrs. Norwood
Rev and Mrs. ]. C. Litch of Winter
Park, with Mrs. Bittinger.
Rev. C. T. Stout of Key West, al
Mrs. Looney's.
Mrs. Sage of Tampa, with Mr.. c. K
Sage.
Rev. w. H. Cresson of City Point
Rev. A. C. Killeffer of Bradentown
and Rev. Aykroyd Stoney of Eustis
at Mrs. Otis Green's.
Rev. ]. P. Jackson of Cocoanut
Grove, Mr.. F. A. P. Jones of Miami
at Mrs. Mary Eagleton's.
Bishop Weed of Jacksonville, Rev
B. F. Brown and Mr.. Smith of San
ford Rev. E. r. Richardson of Avon
Park, Mr. Vivian Collins of Plant
City, Mrs. Gillette of Tampa, DR.. John
Halton and Col j. Hamilton Gillespie
Iof Sarasota, Rev. j. A. Weddell and
Mr.. G.. G. Meniminger of Lakeland
Rev. and Mrs Greetham of Orlando
Col. and Mrs. Alleman and Dean and
Mrs. Spencer and Mr.. Bassett of Or.
lando, DR.. S. L. Lowry, Mr.. w. G.
Richardson and Mr.. A. L. Allan OF
Tampa, Mr.. j. A. Graham of Braden-
town, and Mr. F. H. Rand of Sanford,
at the Ocala House.
Shaw of Tampa. Judge and Mrs. A. T.
Cornwell and Rev. A. R. Roe of Key
West, Mr.. and Mrs Crittenden OF
Daytona and Mr.. w. G. Hawkins OF
Kissimmee, at the Colonial.
The following is the program for
Wednesdays and Thursdays ses.
sions:
Wednesdays Program
Feast of the Conversion of st. Paul
700 a. m.-Holy Eucharist.
1000 a. m.-Morning prayer and
Holy Eucharist, with sermon. Cele-
brant, the Rt. Rev. VIM. Crane Gray,
ID. d. Preacher. the Rt. Rev. Edwin
G. Weed, d. d.
The organization of convocation will
follow this service.
$3.50 p. m.-The bishops charge and
business meeting of convocation.
4:30 to SIS p. manual meeting
of southern Florida branch of the Ju-
nior Auxiliary in the choir room of the
church.
500 p. m.-Evening prayer and ser
mon. Preacher, the Rt. Rev.Fr. H. H.
P. Roche, of st. Barnabas church, De
Land
From Thursdays Daily
The twentieth annual conyocation
of the missionary district of south
|ern Florida held interesting sessions
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