Evening journal., 1921-11-16

morrow's luncheon. the various con-
ference groups assemble and talk /
over their work.
The delegate from tho Diocese Of I
Pennsylvania read a resolution for
that diocese. The resolution con-
tained tho fact that the Pennsyi-
vania diocese had served the board
for nifty years in all branches OF
work and they urged the presiding
officials OF the synod TO keep the
woman's auxiliary intact with all It's
functions and work. This rosolu-
tion was heartily endorsed by dele
gates from many dioceses and was
referred to the resolutions commit
tee.
Mrs. A. A. Birney, OF Washing
ton. presided over the session OF the
Daughters OF the King. which was
held on the second floor OF the par
ish house. OF the ~ chapters To-
Gated in Maryland. Pennsylvania,
Virginia and Washington. there are
present 10 members. Extension work
and the work OF the juniors were
discussed today. Special attention
was called 10 the celebration OF the
corporate communion which Is held
the third Sunday In each month.
THE members OF this organization
urged that this communion should
be observed by all members OF the
church.
Mrs. ". T. Bates. OF the Diocese
OF Bethlehem. conducted a confer
enoe known as Missionary Educa-
ton" The effort Is being made TO
educate the women and young peo-
pie for Leadership In missions. Re-
ports were given from tho various
dioceses which gave helpful sugges-
tions for the work. A fun report
was given from all the various do
ceses. All reports showed that there
was progress In the missionary Lines.
Delaware reported that successful
mission study classes had been held
last year previous 10 the ienten sea
son. Tho report OF the Baltimore
diocese showed that conferences
/, were held last year. with 4 sessions
, weekly These were attended by
I. approximately 200 perHons. EX-
ccllent work was reported among
1.-THE young people and II was showed
that largo number OF girls ar,
, anxious TO take up the work OF be-
) coming missionaries.
The report OF Virginia showed
THAT there are five districts OF younl
: peoples mission study work. Thes'
. districts include both men and tw,
women members and there are 1906
: members. The report OF West Nir
! ginia especially In the mountainou
: districts showed that much mission
\ airy work Is being done. Praye
= groups arc held. these being attened
/, ed by 500 persons
At the close Of the morning ses
sion. the Resolution Committee
ported that they had adopted tn
!. resolution which had been presented
= by the Pennsylvania Diocese earlie
In the morning. and the committee
= will present the resolution TO IN
a Synod this afternoon.
y II was decided that telegram o
= greetings would be sent from IN
4, women OF the province OF Washing
= ton. now In session here In this cit,
= 20 the members OF the second pro,
ince. which Is now In session in Cal
" den City. n. Y At the close OF N
session, the four missionaries WI
~ are attending the Synod were intr'
dcued. They are Miss Davis, OF vi
: ginia; Miss Clare Nealy. who, In
short while. will return 20 Japa
" and Deaconess Williams and De
coness Gibson, who arc engaged
mission work in Virginia. Followii
this. the delegates went 70 the Hot
DUPONT for luncheon.
The women delegates met yeste
day afternoon IN ST. Andrews pa
y ish house for a short informal gati
4 ering and the roll was called. Fo
4 lowing a tea they we're taken on
- sightseeing automobile trip throug
the city and vicinity. visiting man
points OF interest Last cvenin
n they attended the mass meeting hel
In st. Johns Church.