The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-05-16
OFFICERS AND
COMMITTEES
CHOSEN IN CLOSING SESSION
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL NOTES
Church Paper to Be Revived.-Dele.
gates to Colorado synod.--Mrs.
LongIey is Again Chosen Pres
ident of Ladies Auxiliary.

Just prior to the adjournment OF
the Goth Annual Convention of the
Iowa Diocean Episcopal Convention
appropriate resolutions were adopted
expressing the thanks and the appre.
citation of the visiting clergy and lay.
/ men for the hospitality of St. James
church, to the Rector Rev. Arthur M.
Lewis for various courteous, to the
Commercial Club and the business
men for the pleasure enjoyed in the
auto ride about the city, to the ladies
of the Presbyterian church for their
excellent meals and to all others who
in any way contributed to the enjoy
the entire convention the devotional
Esprit was at no time lost sight OF
and at the final adjournment, Bishop
Morrison led in the closing prayer
and benediction.
Changes in the Canons.
With the reconvening Of the con-
vention on Tuesday morning, Rev. e.
H. Rudd of Fort Madison presented
his report as the chairman OF the com
mittee on the Constitution and Can
ons, recommending certain amend
lments to conform with the general
! convention, and they We're approved.
Charles NJ Cochran of Davenport,
read the report of the Secretary of
the Trustees of Funds and Donations
and after being adopted, gave the re-
port of the trustees Of ST. Luke's
Hospital which was also accepted. J..
X. Deming of Davenport as the treas.
urer of the Iowa Episcopal fund, pre-
sented his report and it was duly ap-
proved. The trustees of the fund were
then elected as follows j. r. Lane,
president; ]. x Deming, treasurer;
Ira r. Tabor. George White and James
Il. Bever, all of Davenport.
Griswold College.
! Ira r. Tabor OF Davenport. present
ed the report of the president and the
secretary of Griswold College and 1t
was approved. The trustees of the
college was elected as follows: Bis.
hop T. N. Morrison, ex-otficio presi-
| dent, Joe r. Lane, J. X. Deming, Ira
X. Tabor, George White and James
| l.. Bever.
ST. Luke's Hospital.
Ira R. Tabor read the report of the
President of st. Luke's Hospital and
also the report of the trustees of the
Iowa Christian Home. The trustees
OF the Hospital were elected as fol.
lows: Bishop r. N. Morrison ex-ofticio
member, the Very Rev. Marmaduke
Hare M. D., DIR. w. L. Allen. DR.. A.
W. Elmer Seth Temple, Ira r. Ia
Dor, c. M. Cochrane, M. l.. Parker,
~. L. Hecht, Dick L. Lane, Charles X.
Henderson and George White. The
trustees of the Iowa Christian Home
were also elected as follows Bishop
IT. N. Morrison D. D. LID, Very Rev.
Marmaduke Hare, DIR. w. l.. Allen,
I, Ira r. Tabor, C. NJ Cochrane, Seth J.
Temple, Charles H. Wilson.
! Sacramental Wine Problem.
] Quite a vigorous discussion took
place regarding the inability of some
of the clergy to secure Sacramento
wine for use during the Communion
services and after the relation OF var
ious experiences with the existing
conditions in. dry state, the matter
was referred to Bishop H. s. Long
LEY and the Chancellor G. f. Henry
of Des Moines, who are to interest
other church authorities and in CO
operation with the Attorney General,
they hope. to arrange the law by
amendment so as to permit its use
To Revive Church Paper.
The question of re-establishing the
Iowa Churchman in order to give the
clergy and people of the Diocese was
taken up and Rev. w. c. Hengen OF
lOttumwa and Rev. John Dysart OF
!, Dubuque were appointed to act with
two Laymen of the church to inaugur
ate some workable plan so that this
paper can again be used >as matter
OF publicity. This committee was civ
en- power to act, so that before Ions
this paper, that was formerly so use
Iful, may again be a force in Iowa.
Standing Committees.
The standing committee was re
4 elected as follows: Rev. II. IL. Hudt
ID. D., of Fort Madison. president
Rev. John Dysart, of Dubuque, Sec
Iretary; Rev. Webster Kakes, OF Mus
catine, ]. X. Deming, of Dubuque, Irs
r. Tabor and c, M, Cochrane, Of Dav
lenport.
The Social Service Commission wal
Ire-elected as follows: Rev. y. Fl
), Pickworth, OF Mt. Pleasant. Rev. A
II. Grant b, d., OF Des Moines, Rev
I A. M. Lewis, of Oskaloosa. Rev. ]. S
I. Cole, OF Wayerly, Rev. L. X. Smith, O
I Des Moines. DIR. George Mogridge
j Ward C. Henry, Deaconess M. II.
Wurtz. Mrs. Rose L. Geyer and Miss
Georgia l. Hunter.
4 Delegates TO Synod.
The committee on Domestic AM
Foreign Missions were elected as FOL
lows. Bishop II, 8. I.ongley y. ID
livery Rev. Marmadnke Hare, and III
Zion. George " Henry LID. The Audit
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