Evening times-Republican., 1917-05-19
ANNUAL CONVENTION or EPls-
coPAL CHURCH or IOWA TO
OPEN SUNDAY.
slxTY.FIFTH ANNUAL
MEETING OF DIOCESE
Sessions . Continue Three Days,
cIssins Tuesday Nisht--Larss A.
tendance From Among Clergy and
Lsity Of s4.ts Expseted'to Attend
Other Disnitariss to Bs Present.

Special to Times Republican
Dubuque May 1s.-The sixty -aftf
annual convention Of the Episcopa
church Of the diocese Of Iowa will be
held in Dubuque this year. comnfenc-
ing tomorrow and ending on Tuesday
large number Of the clergy and laity
OF the state will be in attendance
come Of them having arrived as earl,
as Friday. In addition there will be 8
number Of dignitaries from other states
in attendance. The program is as fol-
lows:
Sunday Morning. May 20.
s a. m.-The Holy Eucharist, cele-
brant. Rt. Rev. Harry 8. Longley. D. D
8 a. m.-The Holy Eucharist, cele-
brant, Rev. John c. Sage.
II a. m.-The Holy Eucharist, cele-
brant, Rev. Theodore NJ. Morrison
D.. d. ~
Epistoler-Rev. Felix III. Pickworth.
GoApeler-Rev. Edward H. Rudd
b. %.
lPreacAer-Rt. New. Joseph Marshall
q Francis, b. D., RtsAop OF Indianapolis
SUNDAY Aftsrnpor.
p. M.-Preparatory sSrvice for cor
porata casrmulficn Of st. Andrews
/. Brotherhood, Of St. Johns e
lS sthday Evening.
~ b. m.-Maas meeting. st. Johns
church, Bishop Longley presiding
Professional Hymn - Rejoice Ye
Z Pure ::a 81 Il Heart
"a sAddress-Mrs. William W., White
I Chicago.
Greed and prayer.
Hymn-"Hasten tihe Time Apnoint-
ed"
Hymn-"Jesus Shall Reign Whereer
the Sun"
Address-Rev. Robert T. McCutch-
con, Philippine Islands.
Hymn-"Christ For the World We
Sing"
Address-The Rt. Rev. Joseph Mar
shall Francis, b. D.
/ Onering, prayer. benediction.
sRecessional Hymn-"O Zion. Haste
Thy Mission High Fulfilling"
Monday, May Il.
, Z a. m.-The Holy Eucharist, cele-
brsnt. Rev. +. II. Burrell. d. D.
Corporate ssGnunion st. Andrews
Brotherhood. @
] : 8 .. m.--FFst session Of the oonven-
ton. (a) Annual address Of the bishop.
Obi Annual address Of the suffragan
bishop. (c) The organization Of the
convention and the transaction Of busi-
ness.
l2 m.-Noon day prayer for missions
81 ESQ p. m.-second session Of the
n, ! >. . ,.ssAassessp sEp sion win be siyen BY
the rector. wardenn and vestry Of st
Johns church to the bishops, clergy,
delegates and parishioners at the rec
tory.
p. m.-Dinner at the Julien Hotel
for the members OF the Brotherhood
Of st. Andrew and their invited guests.
Speakers-The Rev. John c. Sage
and Rev. r. e. Drake, DID,
= = sTussday, May y.
q. m.-The Holy Eucharist, cele-
brant, Rev. w. Pence James.
a. m.-Third session Of the conven.
tion.
Woman's Auxiliary, Sunday, May 20.
Opening service and corporate COM
munion.
Monday, May ~.
a. m.-Annual address Of the bishop
OIL iowa anu OF Tue SulLTdSdn uisHOp.O
II q. m.-Opening collects the Rt.
Rev. Harry s. Longley, D. D.
Reports Of officers-secretary, treas
trer, united Offering treasurer.
Appointments Of committees.
Junior conference.
p. m.-Reports of officers-presi-
dent, first vice president second vice
president, educational secretary.
Reports Of committees, Mrs. Morri-
son Memorial: Perry Memorial.
. Reports Of branches.
Election Of officers to provincial
council.
Address-"The Importance Of the
Womans Auxiliary" the Rt. Rev. Jo-
seph Marshall Francis. D. D.
Address, Missionary Work in the
Philippines Rev. Robert T. Nc
Cutcheon.
Addrers-Mrs. William w. Wilson,
president Of the Daughters Of the King.
q Tuesday, May 22.
8 a. m.-Hymn, opening collects.
Reading OF the minutes.
Report OF correspondent Of Church
Periodical Club.