Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-26
Meetings Are to Be Held at
st. Andrews to and IncIud-
ing Next Wednesday

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With n4shCn Henry fond Reetaric r
y '-5a:n" 80 t.r celebration Of Loiy
',H.IuuuiOL. tIc 18Th annual mectin? Of
tho COnNrcati6n Of the missionary dis
t~''t o. Honolulu began at 10 O'Clock
tNe morning IN st Andrews Cathp-
oral, fmHa street, ard Will continue
{" and including next Wednesday
All Ii" mc"tIhSS arc open to the
p'hiic and tie bishop hopes that
rAa~rh r Opl" will show an interest by
attending The bishops chaplain dur
IN H." 'nnlOcau0n will BE- Rev Iuhn
!. y"Wan, and Rev. Canon William
AuN will be master Of ceremonies
The comIietc program for the con
Vocation follows.
SATURDAY, MAY rs
Celebration Of the Holy Communion
AT - 4 IL. C"lPbrant. the bishop;
en!stOl"r, Rev. r. y. Cullen; gosrelei,
Re-. d. DOUGLAS Wallace
Al H. IN. meeting OF convOcatiOu
for organization and business in the
Davies Memorial hall. Other meetings
according 70 adjournment
WHITSUNDAY. MAY 27
Communion. Celebrant Rev. J. Knoz
Bodcll, epistoler, Rev J. J. Cowan,
gospoler, Rev. F. N. CockCroft
":l' a. m, Hawaiian Service. Preach
er, Rev. J. J. Cowan
Il a N. Note This is one OF the
sessions Of COnvocation. All the clergy
and lay delegates are expected to be
present. The clergy will be in the
procession and will be seated in the
ChanCel Service, the celebration OF
the Holy Communion celebrant, the
bishop Of Honolulu; eplstoler. Rev. J.
Chas. Nilliers; Goereler, Chaplain H
i. Winter
On Sunday afternoon May p, at 3
o'clock, the corner stone Of St. Mary's
chapel, Moiliih, will be laid by Gem
Edward Davis. Tie chapel is to be
in memory Of the late Margaret Davis.
Mrs. Davis was deeply interested in
ST. Mary's and contributed largely by
work and gifts to the erection Of the
Mission house
SUNDAY EVENING, MAY q
United service at 100 o'clock, with
three Choirs.
An interesting service will be held
at which Chaplain H. l.. Winter, u. S.
A., stationed at Cashier, who has large
experience on the Mexican border, will
deliver an address on the subject of
The Need of the Army for the Chap
lain and the church" The chaplain
believes that the church should have
a military policy and aid systemati
caily the work Of the chaplains, We
are sure that people generally will be
interested in the information which
Chaplain Winter has to give us. III
is especially important to be informed
on the subject at this time. The Of
ferings at all services will be for
Missions.
MONDAY, MAY %
Conference of the bishop and clergy
at 10 a. m, in the parish hall.
Meeting OF Woman's Auxiliary Of
ficers. at p. H.. and of clergy and
teachers for conference at same hour
TUESDAY. MAY %
Womans' Auxiliary Day
Corporate communion OF this dis
trict branch of the Woman's Auxiliary
at $50 a. m Celebrant, the bishop;
epistoler. Rev. Paul Taiima; gospeler,
Rev. Kong Yin Tet preacher, Rev.
Marcos f. Carver. Administrators OF
the Sacred Clements, Rev. Leland H.
Tracy and the Pew. F. B. Eteson.
At the close Of the service the dele
gates will proceed Immediately to the
, Davies Memorial hall for organization
and business. Business has been ar
ranged so that all will go rapidly and
smoothly If there is prompt action on
the part Of all.
Order of Business
|. ORGANIZATION roll call by bran
ches. not by individual names
.. Reading Of minutes.
3. Report Of recording secretary
4. Presidents address. Mrs. H. NJ.
Won Holt, president Of the district
branch.
). Report of the treasurer
6. Brief reports of diocesan officers.
:. Reports Of special committees.
Adjournment will be made at pm.
for luncheon which will be served at
St. Andrews P1iOrN.
At > p. m, delegates and friends will
assemble in the memorial hall for
business
A series of short addresses will be
made by men and women in the field.