The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-13
MANY ARRIVING FOR DIOCESAN COUNCIL Conference Will Be Held To- morrow Morning COUNCIL PROGRAMME Bishop Beckwith, Who Will Preside, Is Now in City-Rev. Claybrook Announces Assignments of
 Clergymen to Homes
 
COUNCIL PROGRAMME

The clergy in attendance upon the dio- cesan council of the Episcopal diocese of Alabama will meet in conference to- morrow morning at 9:sO o'clock at St Mary s-on-the- Highlands. The conference preoedes the diocesan council which be- gins Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Preceding the conference of the clergymen holy communion win be administered. Tonight it is expected that quite num- Der of the clergy will have reached Bir- mingham to take up the work of the coun- ell during Wednesday, Thursday and Fri day of this week. They have been as- signed places of residence in the city, and in addition to handling the affairs of the church a warm welcome will be ac- corded the visitors by the communicants of St. Marys parish. Various informal entertainments have been arranged, while the two most notable functions will be receptions at tke home of Capt. and Mrs Johnson and at the Country club by Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Drennen. The Rt. Rev. Charles M. Beekwith, D. D., bishop of Alabama, is in the city for the council, over which he will preside
 
 night. The bishop will deliver his annual address Wednesday and will take an ac- tive part in the discussion of those ques- tions which come up during the confer ence.
 Members of Clergy Arriving
 The Rev. MT. Glass of Anniston, secre- tary of the council. will reach Birming- h off r.sttl T1t- Stewart Mcqueen, chairman of the execu- tive committee from Montgomery Other prominent members of the clergy will per haps outnumber any council held in Bir- mingham as the greatest interest has been manifested for some weeks in the very im- portant work that has been outlined for the councils deliberations this week. The programme as read yesterday at St. Marys by the rector, the Rev. Will loughby N. claybrook, follows:
 May II, a. m.-Holy communion.
 s:45 a. m.-The clergy will meet in con ference.
 May 15, 10 a. m.-opening service of the council
 Immediately after service the council will be called to order by Bishop Beck with.
 D. m.-The bishop will read his an nual address.
 The council will continue its session.
 s p. m.-Evening prayer in St. Mary church. Address by the Right Rev A. s. Lloyd. D. D.
 May 16, a. m.-IIoly communion.
 S:SO a. m.-The council in session.
 a. m.-Morning prayer will be held.
 3 p. m.-The council in session.
 p. m.-Report of the treasurer of the diocesan board of missions and pledges for the new year. Immediately after this it's annual meeting.
 May r, a. m.-Holy communion.
 a. m.-Mornins prayer will be said.
 9:30 a. m.-The council in session.
 p. m.-The council in session
 Adjournment.
 The following list gives the assignments that have been made by Dr. Claybrook for the visiting clergymen as places of resi- dence while in Birmingham attending the ccurcil:
 Where Clergymen VIII Be Guests
 The Rt. Rev. Charles M. Beckwith, Bishop of Alabama, and the Rt Rev. Arthur S, Lloyd, president of the board of missions, and former Bishop of yir- ginia, at the rectory. the guests of the Rev. and Mrs. w. N. Claybrook; the Rev. I O. Adams and the Rev. R. H. Cobb with George H. Rogers; the Rev. J. A. Blacklock with his son, H. B. Blacklock the Rev. Matthew Brewster with Mai. J. D. Kirkpatrick; the Rev. and Mrs. Wyatt Brown with Dr. L. C. Woodson the Rev. M. c. Cassel withxHugh Ali son; the Rev R. R. ClalborneSwith H. F. Shropshire; the Rev. E. E. Cobbs with J. B Danfortl: the Rev. J. J. Cornish end H. T. Waldon with R. Preston Means; the Rev. T. N. Deval with c. J. Palmer; the Rev. R. DeOvies with George Adams the Rev. Carey Gamble with s. s. Lanier; the Rev. F.. W. Gamble with James Ken nedy; the Rev. J. c. Glass of Annston, secretary of the council, with Stephen Smith; the Rev. J. J. Harris with J. C. Motley; the Rev. E. c. Hunter with Has, lxins Williams; the Rev. T. H. Johnstone with Mrs. M. F. Seals; the Rev IT, ". Jones and B. c. Lowery. with D. M. Dren- Ten; the Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Me Queen, chairman of the executive com mittee. with R. F. Smith; the Rev. and Mrs E. Penick with T. B. Clements; the Rev. s. F. Palmer with Mrs Harriot; the Rev. and Mrs George Zackary with Mir. and Mrs. Walker Percy: the Rev. W. s Claiborne with Thomas Worthing- ton; the Rev R. w. Patton with Dr. Lewis Coleman Norris cassius l.. Price. NJ B. Wellborn and Miss Marguerite Wellborn of Anniston with Richard Ran dolph; the Rev N. B. Sans with Lee C. Bradley: the Rev G. A. Tucker with F. F. Davidson; the Rev. H. R. Walker with George c. Whatley; the Rev. H. c. Wil- Hanson and R. H. Mabry of Selma with MT. and Mrs Crawford Johnson. DETECTIVES RAID