Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-25

'EPIsCOPlLIAN
CONVOCAIIO.IN
Twelfth Annual Conference VIII
Open Initial Session on
Saturday, May 80

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The twelfth annual conference oil
the Episcopal churches In Hawaii will
convene at ST. Andrews cathedral
May 80 and win continue until the
evening OF June 4, when it win come
to close with a reception to the
clergy and delegates at the residence
of Bishop and Mrs. Henry Bond Res
tarick. ALI pastors Of the Episcopal
churches in the territory, as well as
delegates and mission workers, will
be in attendance, and it is expected
that the conference will be the largest
of it's kind ever held in Honolulu.
All meetings Of the convoeation will
be public, and it is the hope of the
bishop that the people of the city will
show an interest by attending. Fol.
lowing is a complete program Of the
order of services and meetings.
Saturday, May 30-Celebration OF
the Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Gel
ebrant the bishop, epistoler the Rev.
d. ID. Wallace, gospeler the Rev. F. N.
Cullen. Meeting of conyocation for
and business in the me-
mortal hall Immediately after the ser.
vice.
Whitsunday, May 31.-Services at
the cathedral on this day are part of
the meetings of the eonyocation, and
clergy and lay delegates are expected
TO attend: a. m, celebration Of the
Holy Communion; eelebrant, Rev.
Canon Potwine; epistoler, Rev. j. X.
Bodel; gospeler, Rev. d. D. Wallace;
9:15 a. m, Hawaiian service; preach
er, Rev. F. N. Cullen; II a. M, cele.
bration Of the Holy Communion; cele-
brant, the Rt Rev. the Bishop of Ho-
nolulu; epistoler, Rev. Canon Pot
wine; gospeler, Rev. Canon Osborne.
The bishop at this service will de-
liver his annual address. 7:30 p. M,
united service with three choirs !:
short addresses by men. in the field.
The speakers will be Rev. F. w. Mer-
rill and Rev. ]. Chas. yilliers. This is
one of the meetings of conyocation
and members are expected to attend.
The clergy are expected to be in the
chancel.
Monday, June I'M Getting from 2:30
to 1870 p. m. in the memorial hall.
Conference on Christian education,
This conference should be of deep In
terest to all, especially to teachers
and parents. Conyecation will meet
in the evening II there is unfinished
business.
l. The purposes of the church Sun
day school Rev F. Merrill.
2. The Bible in the Sunday School.
REV. J.. X. Bodel. h. r. s.. !. III
8. Difficulties as to teachers
Rev. j. Chas. Villiers. ,.s..-.s..
4. Difficulties as to Indifference of
parents, Canon William Ault.
Tuesday, June 2.Woman's. Auxil-
larry Day.--10 a. M, celebration of the
Holy Communion at the cathedral;
celebrant, the bishop; epistoler, Rev.
D. D. Wallace: gospeler, Rev F. N.
Cullen; preacher, Rev. ]. Chas. VIII
Hers. After the service Adjournment
win be made to the parish house for
and business. -
Order Of Business. -.
1. Presidents address.
2. appointment of officers.
8. Report of diocesan officers
Luncheon win be served at st. An.
drew's priory at 1 p. m. by the Wo-
mans Auxiliaries Of Honolulu. The
delegates and friends will assemble
in the Memorial Hall at Els o'clock.
i. Report of Junior Auxiliaries.a
2. Lahaina work among women
and girls. Miss Roberta Caldwell.
3. Kapahulu: Present and future.
Miss Marguerite Miller. III
5. A resume of the work of guilds,
under the supervision of the
bishop. This procedure will avoid
the reading Of many reports.
Five Minute Talks. 49,
I 1. st. LIike's Mission. o. S.
2. st. Mary's-Miss Hilda Van
Deerlin. "<
8. st. Elizabeth s,-Miss e. Mills.
4, Epiphany Work and Needs
Mrs. Will King.
5. On Hawaii.-H. Miyazawa.
. Wednesday, June 8. The Mems
Club of the diocese will entertain the
visiting clergy and lay delegates with
a dinner.
Thursday, June 4. A reception to
the clergy and delegates will be held
at the bishops residence, from 4
O'Clock p. m. until $50. Bishop and
Mrs. Restariek and the committee in
charge extend a cordial invitation to
church people and their friends to at
tend this reception.
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