Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-17
EPISCOPALS NOV
IN ANNU AL
SESSION

/ al meeting OF the cOnH0cat1On, EplScO-
! pal missionary district of Honolulu,
| began this morning at 10 O'Clock at
| St Andrews cathedral Bishop II B.
Res;arick presides throughout the
meeting, which continues for almost
week
The organization was perfected
with Bishop Restarick presiding, the
Rev. w +. Potwine as secretary and
| !, lillian Thompson as assistant secre-
tary
Organization was perfected this
morning and this afternoon number
Of important reports on the years
work will be received and commit
tees appointed. The program for the
entire meeting is as follows:
Saturday, May II.
Celebration of the holy communion
at 10 a. m. Celebrant, the bishop;
episto!er. the Rev. w. H. Fenton-
Smith; gospeler, the Rev. w. 6.
Short
Meeting of convocation for organi-
cation and business in the memorial
hall Immediately after the service.
Trinity Sunday, May 10.
OtINICSS dC the -SdIH6uidl Ou lulS
day are part of the meetings of the
convocation, and clergy and law dele
gates are expected to attend
a. m. Celebration of the holy
communion, the Rev F. W. Merrill,
epistoler; the Rev. ]. K Bodel, gos-
peler, the Rev. d. d. Wallace
9:15 a. m Hawaiian service.
Preacher, the Rev. ]. K Bodel.
II a. m. Celebration OF the Holy
Communion. Celebrant, the Rt Rev.
the Bishop of Honolulu; epistoler, the
Rev. Canon Potwine; gospeler. the
Rev. Canon osborne. The bishop at
this service will deliver his annual
address.
$3.50 p. m. The sod will be turned
and the first earth removed for the
excavation for the new church of St.
Peter. All interested are invited.
7:30 D. m. United service. Short
addresses by men in the field.
Monday, May 10.
Meeting from 2:30 to 4:3O p m. in
the Memorial hall.
/. The consideration of racial char
acteristics in dealing with children.
The Rev. Canon Ault.
2. What good is accomplished by
our schools in their work among
young Oriental children? Miss Van
Deerlin.
8. What good is accomplished by
our Sunday schools for young Orient
ais? The Rev. F. W. Merrill.
4. Is the Sunday school failure
in teaching oar children to worship,
and if so. suggested remedies? Mrs.
Arthur G.. Smith.
1t is hoped that people will come
prepared to briefly discuss these i'm
portant questions.
Tuesday, May 20, Women's Auxiliary
Day.
10 a. m. Celebration of the Holy
communion at the cathedral. Cele-
lrant, the bishop; epistoler. the Rev.
w. S. Short; gospeler, the Rev. F. n.
Cullen; preacher the Rev. F. G. Will
liams.
After the service adjournment will
be made to the parish house for or
ganization and business.
Order of Business.
/. Presidents address.
2. Appointment of officers.
3. Report of diocesan officers.
Luncheon will be served at st. An
drew's priory at p. m. by the guilds
of st. Andrews and ST. Clements.
4. Woman's auxiliary and Mission
schools in Kohala and Waimea.-Rey.
F. w. Merrill,
5. Lahaina-M Miss Caldwell.
6. Report of Junior auxiliary.
Z. Church work on Hamakua coast.
Mrs. Cullen.
8. Progress at st, Peter's.-Miss
Sara Chung.
9. Discussion of pledges. intro
ductory remarks by the treasurer.
10. Work at the missions.
Five-Minute Reports.
st. Mary's mission-Miss Van Deer
lin.
Korean mission-John PAX.
Trinity missionaries F.. Simpson.
Kapahulu mission- Miss Irene
Boyd.
st. Elizabeth's mission-Mrs w E.
Potwine
Wednesday, May 81, the Church
club will, entertain the visiting clery
and lay delegates with a dinner. j
Thursday, May %.
A reception will lie held under the
auspices of the guilds of the Epiphany
mission, Kaimuki, and the Hawaiian
congregation, at Memorial hall from
4 to 6 o'clock.