Evening journal., 1916-05-25

prosperity of Cuba we feel justified in
asking some part OF IT for the moral
and spiritual welfare of the Cuban
people"
A telegram of love and regret for
his absence was sent to Bishop Kins
man at Bryant's Pond. Me.
Miss Grace Beadenkopf educational
secretary. reported the formation of
new mission study class at St.
James Church, Stanton. ~
AErs George c. Hall and MIS-. f.
| G. Tallman comprise a committee ap-
! pointed TO look after the Mary LATER
! ty,and Emma Lodge Memorial Fund of
$500. the interest from which is to be
devoted to the united Offering fund.
Mrs +. G. Tallman. treasurer of
the united offering fund reported a
total Of $152S.22 Two hundred work
ers are supported by this furd
II was voted to change the form
of the pledge for the work of the
Rev. S. Harrington Littell, Hankow,
China. to read Hankow China Scholar
ship for All Saints Catechetical
School" 4" which will count In the ap-
pointments.
Delegates responded to roll call as
follows:
st. James. Marshallton and Stanton
8, ST. Peters, Smyrna 3, st. Philips,
Laurel 3, ST. Thomas. Newark 3, Trim
ity, Clayton 6. Old Swedes -. st.
Andrews is, Emmanuel 35, St. Johns
27. Trinity 80, All Saints Delmar 2,
, Christ Church. Christiana hundred z,
Christ Church., Delaware City 10,
Christ Church, Dover g.. Emmanuel
Church. New Castle g. st. Anne's, Mid
dletown 6.
This afternoons session was featur-
= ed by the reading Of reports from the
various officers OF the diocese. Greet
lngs were extended the delegates by
: Mrs. c. L. Macllvaine honorary presi-
dent OF the auxiliary, following which
the president, Mrs. Bringhurst, deliv-
cred her annual message. Reports
were submitted by the following Off
J. GERS Mrs. William ID. Bradford OF
Middletown, directress for mission
boxes; Miss Grace Beadenkdpf, edu-
cational secretary; Mrs. David j.
> Reinhardt, secretary; Mrs. r. u.
Rayher treasurer: Mrs. +. G.. Tall
5 man, secretary OF United Offering, and
2 Miss Caroline Sharp of Harrington
4 corresponding secretary of the Churcf
y Periodical Club.
The following letter OF greeting wal
r read from the RI. Rev. +. J. Kinsman
n Bishop of Delaware. who is sojourninl
3 In Maine:
= My Dear Mrs. Bringhurst:
q l much regret that | cannot be a
u the meeting OF the auxiliary today
Not only do l wish to have share il
vi all that tttfn In, furI rI,r,i
d among us, but / value every opportun
e ity OF seeing people from all parts o.
: the diocese, especially in a representa-
tive gathering. ! should especially like
to have. some share in the welcome
=. that viii be given Bishop Hulse o
! Cuba and in the welcome that will
u come from the rector and good peopl,
OF beautiful old Emmanuel
l am sorry that ! cannot send yol
tbe annual address you asked for
e Make the most Of not having for ono,
TO listen 10 your own Bishop, whom
!, you have 10 put up with so NAM
u times. j shall hope to be at the meet
= ing in November, when you ought L
y have some missionary bishops Will
p you. IL you haven't. the address yol
y wish-for might come then II not then
y seme time later.
With all good wishes for we'll at
&c tended and successful meeting,
Always faithfully yours,
II Frederick Joseph Kinsman.
a Bishop OF Delaware.
a The election,of officers will featur
= this afternoons meeting. With III
= exception Of a change of educations
- secretary. which has been held b
m Miss Grace Beadenkopf. who has offei
a. ed her resignation owing to pressuI
=, Of other missionary work. IL is thougl
Il TINT the following officers will be n
a elected: Mrs. c. I. MacIlvaiHe, hoi
orary president; Mrs Frederic
as Bringhurst president: Mrs. Frederic
10 William Curtis, vice-president Il
e