Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-08

ner Murray, bishop of Maryland; the
Rt. Rev. DR.. Hiram Hulse, bishop OF
Cuba; the Rev. DR.. Floyd w. Tom
lkins. rector of Holy Trinity Church,
Philadelphia; the Rev. Thomas j. La
cey, rector of the Church Of the Re-
deemer, Brooklyn; the Rev. Father ).
Popovich, one of the American mis-
sionaries of the Servian church, now
located in Steelton; the Rev. J.. r.
Powell, president of Hobart college,
Geneva, n. Y; DR.. H. 5: Drinker' pres pres
ident of Lehigh University, South
Bethlehem; the Rev. DR.. George Ed
ward Reed, of this city, ex-president
of Dickinson College; DR.. Samuel u.
Dixon, State commissioner OF health;
the Rev. F. Ward Denys, OF WASH
ington, d. c.; the Rev. Dr. II. D
Nudge, pastor of the Pine Street Pres
byterian Church, this city; the heV; D.
Winfield Hermann pastor of Zion Luz
theran Church, this city; and the Rev.
Charles ]. Freund rabbi of the Ohev
Sholem Temple.
Festal Communion Service
A festal corporate communion ser
vice will be held in st stephen
Church at II O'Clock Tuesday moHn-
ing This will be one of the most
spectacular events of the program.
The deacons, priests and blshops VIII
all assemble in st. Stephen parish
house, garbed in their robes OF ONCE,
and at the hour of service Will march
around the exterior the church, pre-
ceded by the church choir, entering the
church at the rear and marching down
the nave to the chancel during the
professional. Probably 100 clergy
men will participate.
Bishop Darlington will be the ceie-
q staff of bishops and priests whom ne
will appoint. Bishop Burgess, OF Long
Island, will preach the sermon. the
general request has been made that
the various organizations commune IN
bodies and corporate communions are
expected from the clergy, the standlng
committees of the diocese. the poard
of missions, the Womans AuXillaIy,
the Girls Friendly Society," the Church
League. of the Baptized, the Brother-
hood of st. Andrew and other bodies
After this service the out-of-town VS.
itors will be entertained at luncheon
at st. PauIs Church, Second and En-
erald streets.
Pilgrimage to "Shrine'
At q o'clock Tuesday afternoon
special cars will carry all who wish TO
go on a pilgrimage to the ancient
burial ground at Coxestown This
shrine" reads the formal program @ tor
the convention, was decided to the
Venerable So. for the Propagation OF
the Gospel in 1866 and gives our
church priority over all other Religious
Organizations in the See City" The
Society for the Propagation OF the
Gospel Is the missionary board OF the
Church of England.
The opening service of the conven-
ton itself, which will be public like all
other events of the week. will be held
n st. stephens Church at 7.30 o'clock
IN Wednesday night Bishop Darling
ton will read his convention address at
that time. Lord Bishop Sweeny VIII
preach the sermon.
Holy communion will be celebrated
in ST. Stephens Church at 7.30 o'clock
Wednesday morning, followed by a
convention session, at o'clock,
luncheon at l and a social service con-
| ference at 3. If the convention does
not finish it's business by noon a ses-
sion of that body will be held in the
afternoon.
| Women who come here because OF
the celebration will be special guests
OF st. Andrews parish for a part OF
| Wednesday, when the Woman's Aux
! iliary to the Board of Missions viii
cele brate it's tenth anniversary. Mrs
James F. Bullitt. wife of the rector oi
st. Andrews. is now president of the
auxiliary in the diocese.
In order to accommodate the guest:
of the week ST. <Stephen's parish vii
entertain the clergymen, st. Andrew
parish will entertain the wives of thu
clergymen and st. Pauls parish will
1 entertain the others. The celebration
of the Womans Auxiliary will center
in st. Andrews parish house. Nine
teenth and Market streets.
Auxiliary Meeting
The auxiliary program will open a.
11.30 Wednesday morning with a serv
ice of special prayers for Gods bless
ing on the diocese. followed at moor
by prayers for missions and genera
Divine guidance in all work. At 12.1(
a conference upon the work of the
auxiliary will be held and at l o'clock
| luncheon will be served. At 3.3C
o'clock missionary address will be
delivered by Bishop Hulse of Cuba.
The guests of honor at the cele-
bration will be the following women
who held their respective offices for
| the ten years: Mrs. j. w. b. Baus-
man, of st. James Church, Lancaster
president: Mrs. George Douglas Ram
| say, of st. Stephens Church. Harris
| burg. vice-president and director of
junior work; Mrs. Edward z. Marshall