The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-10
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Lewis .. nudge, pastor OF zine stree
Presbyterian church; the Rev. s.. Win
field Herman, of Zion Lutheran church
Rabbi Joseph Friedman, A. b. Far
,quhar, George N. Reynolds, H. b. Pack
er, G. LaRue Munson, DR.. Samuel G
Dixon, ]. Horace MadFarland, the Rev
DR.. Lyman P. Powell, president o
Hobart College; the Rev. Thomas
Lacey, of Brookly, and the Rev. Fl
PoPovitch, of st. Nicholas Servial
| church.
The anniversary service, the BIZ
event of the celebration, will be hel,
at IL O'Clock tomorrow morning at ST
Stephen s church on Front street. Tn
! Bishop of Harrisburg will celebrate tn
Holy Communion, assisted by tn
Bishops Of Bethlehem, Central New
York, Long Island, maryland, Toront,
and Cuba. The doors will open at 103l
CLOCK
The Rt Rev. Frederick Burgess
Bishop of Long Island, will preach
the sermon. Those present of eaef
diocesan board and organization will
make their corporate communion. The
offering will be for the Bishop Oar
lington Endowment Fund and all gifts
and pledges so far will be placed in
the aims basin. 1t is planned to raise
total of $4,000.
Luncheon at st. Paul's
The members of the convention
and anniversary guests will be enter.
tanned at luncheon at clock by the
women of St. Pauf's church, Second
and Emerald streets. Remarks will be
made by the Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Tai.
bot, of Bethlehem, who will preside;
the Rev. Arthur R. Taylor, the Rev
Alexander r. Dewitt, the Rev. George
F. G.. Hoyt.
A'visit will be paid at $50 clock
in special ears to the Coxestown burial
ground, a plot granted by the Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts in 1906, by John and
Esther Cox, whose great granddaugh-
ters, the Misses Rebecca and Kate Cox,
will he present.. Frederick NJ. Barton, a
great grandson of the Rev. Thomas
Barton, the missionary who represented
the society in this part of the colony,
will make an address.
Bishop and Mrs. Darlington will
receive the members of the conven-
tion, anniversary guests and all other
friends at the See House, from 4 to 6
O. clock.
The opening convention service will
be held in st. Stepen S church at 7.30
clock, the clerical and lay delegates
attending in body. The office will
be said by the Rev. William Dowart
and addresses made by the Rev. Fred
erick Gardiner, the Rev. Robert Bell,
the Rt. Rev. James Fielding Sweeny,
Bishop of Toronto, and the annual ad-
dress will be made by Bishop Darling
ton.
The first convention session will be
held in st. Stephen s church at 8
O'Clock, when the secretary will be
elected, regular committees appointed,
business referred to them and nomina-
tiOns made.
Men In Charge of Celebration
Convention sessions will be continu.
ed on Wednesday and auxiliary con-
ferenees held. Luncheons will be served
the delegates by the woman of st.
Stephen s, st. Andrews and st. Paul s
churches. The celebration will close
with the church club dinner Wednes-
day night, at which the Governor will
speak. The committee in charge of the
anniversary celebration are as follows:
General Reception Committee-The
Rev. Rollin A. Sawyer, the Rev. James
F. Bullitt, the Rev. Floyd Appleton, the
Rev. Eugene l.. Henderson, w. T. Hill
drup, Ralph Morrison, DR.. C. s. Re-
buck, Dr. John Oenslager, William Hen
derson, William II. Henderson, DR..
George A. Gorgas, W. B. Hammond, w.
K. Meyers, B. T. Burns, G. [. Beatty,
John A. Herman, s. d. Coe, G. B. Gray,
b. }. Passmore, R. M. H. Wharton, w.
E. Anwyll, j. w. Shepardson, DIR. James
w. Kellogg, c I. Bausher, s. Writ Mos
ser, Frank P. Coates, Lockwood Wor-
den, Frank H. Pollock, F. w. Watts.
ii. b. Royer, I. b. Dickinson, III. NJ.
Ehling, Joseph Fellows, Calvin J. Hoff-
man, Edgar B. Leeds, DR.. John C. Bull.
lit, Jr., DR.. j. E. III. Oxley and W. E.
Heron.
Program Committee-The Rev. Rob-
ert F. Gibson, the Rev. Floyd Apple
ton, the Rev. Herbert B. Pulsifer, A. P.
Perley, s. H. Reynolds and George s.
Schmidt.
Publicity Committee-R. M. III.
Wharton, w. K. Meyers and w. G. New.
bold.
Anniversary Service Committee-,J.
Clifford Phillips, Mrs. NJ. II. Kulp. @.
B. NKefferstein, Mrs. R. A. Lamberton.
Mrs. NJ. E. Olmsted, Herbert M. Hart.
man, Mrs. Levi Alricks, T. j. Brereton,
Miss Julia c. Hale, Mrs J. W. Brinton,
Thomas j. Hammond, J. Fred Reynolds,
A. P. Perley, Miss D. E. B. Grubb.
Philip A. Small, +. w. Culpertson and
Joseph Ebersole.
Chaplains Assigned to the Bishop
The Rev. Walter G.. Pugh, the Rev.
William E. Kunkel, the Rev. Frank
R. Allison, the Rev. Edward M. Frear.
the Rev. Frederic o. Musser, the Rev.
Charles G. Kelsey, and the Rev. Daniel
A. Blose.
Darlington Memorial Endowment
Fund Committee-The Rev. G. R.
Bishop, the Rev. William Heakes. the
Rev. w. Il. Aller, Jr., the Rev. G. I.
Browne, the Rev. J. F. Bullitt, the Rev.
W. e. Charlton, the Rev. F. r. Allison.
The Rev. R. R. Morgan, John Langdon.
5. B. Beatty, F. X. Lukenbach, j. w.
Bausman, A. B. Farquhar, T. j.
Browne, j. L. IHough, Samuel Wigfall
and T. s. Hamilton. /
Pilgrimage to Coxestown Committee
The Rev. Floyd Appleton, DR.. W. T.
Bishop, C. N. Watt, E. R. Keffer, George
E. Howard and j. B. Brasselmann.
Testimonial to Bishop Darlington
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