South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-20
MEETING ENDED
WITH A BANQUET
Bishop White Says Episcopal
Church is One That Has the
Same Treatment For Both
Rich and Poor.

a banquet given by the members or
the ST. James church Mems brother
hood 70 visiting members. brought TO
a fitting close the annual council of
the Michigan city Episcopal diocese.
which was in session all day Tuesday
The affair was given in Beyler hall
on W Wayne ST. and was attended
by at least $50 local and visiting
churchmen. A feature of the even
ing was special music by a Hungarian
orchestra on Hungarian instruments
The musicians were all mem bers Of
the Hungarian Trinity parish of this
city.
The Right Rev. Joan Hazen White
was the principal speaker Of the even
ing. although short talks were heard
from many other OF the visiting
churchmen. as well as members of st.
James church. Arch Deacon BayntOn
Of Huntington also made an interest
ing talk
Bishop White said in the course Of
his talk that one of the ways To think
of the Episcopal was 10 hold il as an
institution for the poor and humble
That the rich were mem bers but re-
ceived no more fayors at the hands of
the church than the poor AS a
church. said Bishop White. which
has in the past been held as one with
out animation. fire or sincerity has
come into the greatest prominence as
the truest teacher of church brother
hood IN the universe. This is really
the ideal subject of any religion
He was followed by Arch Deacon
Eaynton who spoke upon the great
freedom OF the Episcopal church and
said that all people of the earth
should be mem bers of some branch
. E4r "a FOX hot 1rfftFs
tongue they spoke. II was in appre-
citation Of Rev. Victor Kubinyfs talk
that the latter made his statement.
When he was called upon to speak,
Rev. Kubinyi called his men members
that were present and placed them in
a group i'm the center of the floor.
These" ne said, addressing his re-
marks TO Bishop White. thank you
from their hearts for the awakening
YOU have given the community in TAX
ing our parish into the mother
church" He ended his remarks with
the statement that he and the mem
bers of his parish appreciated great
~ the fact that the local American
parishes were working continuously
toward the uplift of the foreign par
ish.
The supper. which was served at
$50, was Hungarian style, the feature
being genuine Hungarian ghoulash
prepared ~ the women or kew. III
binyis parish The supper was served
10y the women, who with several of
the men present later in the evening
gave some OF their native dances.
In the election OF officers in the
afternoon. the following were elected
as delegates 20 the provincial con-
Vention in Detroit oct. IA: From the
clergy-Dr d. r. Mckenzie Howe,
Ind; Rev. W. s. Trowbridge Michi-
gan City: Rev. A. w Averill. Fort
Wayne; Rev. ID. L. GoOdland. LapOrte.
From the laymen-Mr Gaskill Fort
Wayne; y. s. Norton. Gary; Mr.. Starr.
Goshen.
Social committees and other bust
ness bodies were appointed. The Off
GERS OF the council at present will con
tinue 20 hold their offices through the
ensuing year.
Tonight the women Of the diocese
Will hold their yearly meeting and
council They viii be presided over by
Mrs Alice GOldthwaite Of Marion.
IND. who is president of the Women s
auxiliary OF the Michigan City diocese.