Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
ARMS FARLEY ENDORSED
by EPISCOPAL WOMEN
Virginians Commend Presi-
dent Harding OH Step To.
ward World Peace.
AUXILIARY CLOSES 1rs SESSION
Miss Louisa Davis Appointed Prcsi-
p dent OF OrEnnixntion by bishop.
Date OF Annual Meeting Changed
from November to May.

Adoption Of resolutions commend
ing President Harding FOR calling n
weird wide conference for considera-
ton of reduction of arma u,cnt :
changing the time of the annual
meeting from November to May. the
election of officers and a pageant i'm
celebration OF the centennial of the
Domestic and Foreign Missionary So
ciety, ana the scmicentcnnial Of the
Wo:nai's Auxiliary, featured the clos
ing day OF the ,hirty-iirst annual
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Of
the Episcopal Church. diocese of Vir-
Einia, in Monumental Episcopal
Church yesterday and last night.
The resolutions adopted and telc-
Eraphed to President Harding read as
follows:
Relieving that the spirit and
teaching OF Christ held and protected
by the nations OC the world to he the
only solution of the world troubles:
and that peace and good Will can
only como through mutual trust and
cooperation. whereby the strong
bear. nj least in part. the burdens of
this work. we, the members OF the
Woman's Auxiliary OF the Episcopal
Church. in the diocese OF Virginia.
take this means OF expressing TO
of his action in calling 4 conference
for the purpose of considering Il re-
duction OF armament. believing that
n substantial reduction of armament
by the leading nations of the world
would be definite step toward uiti
mate world peace"
sympathy to Miss Gibson.
Resolutions of sympathy were ex-
tended to Miss Lucy Gibson. the
daughter of the late Rt. Rev. r. -.
Gibson, ID. D., on account Of her con-
tinued ill health.
Miss Louisa Davis was appointed
president by Bishop William c.
Brown. Other officers who were
elected were: Vicc-prcsid.ns. Mrs
B. II. Randolph, Richnond; secretary;
Miss Elizabeth Vinegar, Charlottcs-
Vile: assistant secretary, Mrs j. NJ
Johnson. Alexandria: treasurer. Mrs.
@. w. French, Alexandria; box secre-
tary, Mrs. L. W. Culr Richmond:
educational secretary, Mrs. L. T.. Os-
good Richmond.
Delegates TO the provincial synod:
Miss Louisa Davis. Lcesburg: Mrs r..
T. Barton, Winchester: Miss Sallie
Deane, Richmond. Alternates: Miss
Nancy Taciott, Alexandria: Mrs. Wal
ter Christian. Richmond: Mrs. G p.
The next meeting will be held in
Winchester.
At o'clock reception was given
-he auxiliary by Mrs. Westmoreland
Davis. at the Governors Mansion.
bishop Brown Speaks.
AT the regular sessions Of the con-
vent!on yesterday talks were made by
Miss Sallie Deane. OF Richmond, on
How Can the Woman's Auxiliary
Help Vire mia to Reach Her Goal in
The Nationwide Campaign" and by
Mrs. Lloyd II. craighill. OF China. on
Help Us to Open the Gates of Nam
chang" Rt. Rev. William Cabcll
Brown, n D., Bishop OF Virginia.
made brief talk.
Monumental Church was thronged
last night when The Mission OF the
church." n religious pageant. was pre-
sented under the direction OF Rev.
and Mrs. L. f. Osgood, Of BROOK fIill
in addition tn the vested choir there
we're only three characters. the Voice
Of Divine Meditation" the Word or
sod" and the "Appea! TO the Holy
Spirit The parts were taken by
Rev. L. L. OSgood, Rev Cary Mon
:aGue. city missionary, and Rev
george y. Mayo. rector OF Monumental
Church