Evening journal., 1916-05-10

diocese Of New York, in Christ Church,
Delaware City
Candidates for Holy Orders.
Gerard Jackson Pyle. Emmanuel,
j Wilmington. admitted June 20. 1914.
George Alfred Fischer, st. Matth-
ew's. Wilmington. admitted November
IS. 1914
Thomas Vail WiEgate. st. Johns,
Wilmington. admitted June "a, 1915.
POstuIantS for Holy Orders.
Robert w. J. Kendall, Emmanuel
Wilmington. admitted April 20. 1914.
Walter George Aurand, st. Andrews,
Wilmington. admitted October 8, 1915.
Henry Mahoney Denning, st. Pauls,
Georgetown, admitted December /,
1915.
Frederick J. G. Kepler, Trinity. VIII
mington, admitted January 20. 1916.
Paul Frederick Williams. postulant
for Holy Orders, was on September Is,
1915. transferred to the diocese of
Tennessee.
Lay Readers Licensed.
John S. Grohe. Trinity; Charles NJ.
Curtis. Trinity; Charles A. Cook. Trim
ity; John Quinn, Old Swedes; Frank
lin Leroy Rash, Old Swedes'; Edmund
B. Coy, st. Andrews; Edward Henry
Ford, st. Andrews; John Emmons, ST.
Andrews; Walter George Aurand. St
Andrews: Walter VannersOn, st. An
i drew's; Victor Dure Handy. St
Johns; William J. MacCorkindale, St
Johns; Robert William Joseph Ken
dali, Emmanuel. all Of Wilmington;
Frederick Bringhurst st. Barnabas'
Marshallton; William j. Fischer, AS
cension Claymont; Ray Phillips, AS
cension Claymont; Ernest Smith
Grace, Talleyvlle; Yorke Edward
Rhodes. Calvary. Hill Crest. William
B. Jester. Christ Church. Delaware
ICity: Charles II. Lc Fevre. st. Peter
; Smyrna; Charles Leland Harmonson
Trinity, Clayton; Percy Gardiner, St
Martins, Hartly; Alexander MacAl-
pine. st. Martins. Hartly; John c.
Truitt. Christ Church, Milford. Henry
B. Thaw, Christ Church. Milford; II
Mahoney Denning, st. Paul's, George
town; Joseph c. Ellis. st. Mark s.
Milisboro; Henry Kendall Greene. st
Philips, Laurel; William p. Orr. st
Peters. lewes; William A. Horn. All
odiulh htNuuolu bedcN,
Trust Funds Held by the Bishop.
Beside the Forbes fund and the
Rodney fund. of which the bishop is
trustee. he holds two special funds
the first being deposited in the Will
mington Savings Fund Society. the
second in the Artisans Savings Bank
Wilmington.
For a diocesan girls school. S379.11
For decoration Of Christ Church
Delaware city. S11S.2S.
The Cloud fund for Oklahoma,
amounting TO S272.3S has been trans
ferred to the Right Rev. Francis Key
Brooke, D. d., bishop Of Oklahoma
who has received il for use in main
tanning and repairing a church for an
Indian congregation at Whirlwind
IOklahoma, formerly stationed at the
cheyenne Indian Mission. centered al
Darlington, Indian Territory.
Bishops Discretionary Fund.
Woman's Auxiliary Coleman Me.
mortal fund.-, S194: Junior Auxiliary
S2150: Womans Auxiliary Of Christ
lChurch. Dover. S14; Trinity. Whining
ton. $13C: Calvary. Wilmington. $40:
Judge William r. Boyce. $40; Miss
Margaret Gibson. S.: Mrs Pelham
Williams. $50; Charles H. Corliss
s100; A. Felix DUPONT. $500: Mrs. l..
! c. Rexsamer. $50: Anonymous. $50;
total, S11S45O.
In addition to the Discretionary
Fund. the bishop has disbursed the
following Sims entrusted to him for
special purposes:
From the missionary committee
$1O0; from a student at Delaware Col
lege Cthree gifts. $45; for bathroom
in Rehoboth Clergy House (three
gifts. S137: for special needs Of the
clergy five gfts). $3.50.
Bishop breaches Sermon.
In his sermon following the organ
ization Of the convention, Bishop
Kinsman discussed Life in the
Church. his text being st. John X "A:
81 am the Good Shepherd and know
My sheep and am known of Mine.
The Bishop said
"TheNe words. occurring in the Cos
pei for this week. indicate a central
truth concerning life in the church
The church is a fold within which
safety and happiness. all chief bless
\ ings OF life. are 10 be found as cOnse-
quence OF closeness to the Good Shep-
herd. To all who follow Him He
gives sympathy and guidance SYM
lpathy. for He knows them through
and through as no other knows. and
!, guidance since they who follow car
trust Him as they can trust no other
a.. Ioado- apd nvofprfpr Tho chief ioN
in life comes from the secret Of an
lentire trust Life in the church is
, identical with the experience 4 an
His. and He is mine forever
, "Our Lords knowledge Of us is as
intimate as a shepherds knowledge @
, the idiosyncTasy of each sheep in hi
flock: a knowledge which does no
, ALLEVIATE through any feeling Of intru
siye prying or hard criticism;
knowledge inspiring confidence, sine
e His followers. knowing Him. know tha
. they will be we'll cared for; a knowl
edge which is mystical, only to b.
81 compared with the highest mystery II
o. the spiritual world AS the Revise'
Version accurately renders the text
r I know Mine own. and Mine owl
knows Me. even as the Father knOwet
. Me. and I know the Father The word
!. express the most sacred intimac
which comes by natural knowledge
4 the mutual sympathy Of hndre
human souls: and they also go deeper
@ The knowledge Is described by CON
l. parison. AS the Father and the So
know each other in the unity OF tn
!, ! pfrfro rafurn eo Tho SON became ma