Evening journal., 1913-05-13
DIOCESAN
CONVENTION
BUSINESS
Episcopal Church Will Con-
slider Many Important Sub
ieCtS at LeweS Meeting
WILL NAME DELEGATES
TO GENERAL CONVENTION

The 127th annual convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the Diocese OF Delaware is to meet
In St. Peters Church Lewes, tomor-
row The delegates are TO arrive this
evening. when they will be entertain
ed at supper at tho rectory. where
Bishop Kinsman now is living. This
evening there will be a service in the
church at which an address on RE
ligious Education" will be made by
the Rev. William Cleveland Hicks of
Emmanuel Church. Cumberland. Md,
and the convention sermon will be
delivered by the Rt. Rev. Frederick
Joseph kinsman, ID. d., NJ d.. Bishop
of Delaware. The music will be under
direction OF Dr. John b. Robinson,
leader Of the Bishops Band
J Tomorrow there will be q celchra-
tion OF the Holy Communion at nine
o'clock and the Convention will be
called 10 order at ten o'clock. Lun-
cheon will ba served at the rsctory at
one, and Il Is probable that the Con-
Venton viii reconveno for business
at two. At this Convention there will
be election of standing committee.
Secretary, Registrar and Treasurer OF
the Diocese, delegates TO the General
Convention which meets in New York
in October. delegates to the Sunday
School Convention. one trustee OF the
diocese and one member of the COM
mitteo on constitution and canons
Action has to be taken on a proposed
amendment to canons relating To
Archdeacons. and a report is to be
received from a committee appointed
. TO consider the possibility of an Asso.
ciate mission for the southern part Ol
. the Diocese. lt is not likely that any
business viii be transacted except
such as relates 10 the routine o.
, diocesan work.
4 The vestry and women OF thi
Parish in Lewes have made prepare
tion for the entertainment OF the de
legates who will have an Opportuniu
ito experience the well-konwn hos
I pitality OF Sussex County. The dele
eates 10 the convention are as fol
lows:
Holy Trinity (Old swedcs) Williai
y II Moran, Carrick Mallory. Jr. deli
d ratcs William r. Cochran, JON
D. Brooks. alternatcs.
o lmmanuel-William d. Brincklo
Il James Brooks, delegates; Geore
Powick George Shinn. alternetos.
ST. Andrews. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r. Hoffecker, Edmund b. Coy, dele
gates; Julien Ortiz. Edward H. Fore
William e. Douglas. alternates.
St John's-Hon. Edward G.. Brad
ford. Horace Wilson. delegates; El
wood Soudcr Frederick Bringhurs
alternates
= Trinity. Wilmington-Cha n
Curtis, Richard Reese, delegates
. Joseph Swift, John s. Grohe. alter
mates.
Christ, Greenville-A. l.. Foster 7
r. DUPONT, delegates: A. NJ. L. duPon
e John McLucas. alternates.
e Ascension Church, Claymont-Wil
!. liam Cloud. J Frank Peters, dele
. gates: William L. Habbart. Edwar
NJ Bird. alternatcs
T Trinity. Clayton-Dr. c. G. Harmon
son, H. Holland, delegates; w. i
= Tunis. alternate.
Christ. Dover-T. X. Jones. Henri
l.. Beers. delegates: William Pcnnewi
q and Henry Ridgely, alternates.
s St Paul's. Georgetown-Dr J. v
!, Messick. u. II Fooks. delegates
Minos c. Short, Howard C. Stewar
alternates.
= ST. Philips, Laurel--John S. Henr,
d Paul b. Twilley. delegates; Williai
q Il. Valiant, J. Turpin Wright, alter
mates.
e St Peters. Lcwes-Dr William
h Orr. Harry V. Lyons. delegates: {
: II. Maull, Dr. II. r. Burton, alter
+ mates
Il Christ, Milford-Daniel c. Collins
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