Evening journal., 1921-11-17
SYNOD women
NAME OFFICERS
Choose Same Staff for Next
Year; Hear of Societies
Activities
THANK CITY FOR
ITS HOSPITALITY

Women delegates OF the sixth
Synod OF the Province Of Washing
ton heard many interesting reports
at this mornings session which was
held in the parish house Of st. An
drew p. e. Church. This mornings
session ended all sessions to be held
in the parish house. There will be
quiet hour for women at Ais
o'clock this afternoon in St. Andrew
Church under the direction of the
Daughters of the King, and will be
conducted by the Rev. Wyatt Brown,
d. ID.
Election Of officers was one OF the
interesting features of the morning
sessions. The old officers were re-
elected. They are: President, Mrs.
Marcellin c. Adams, Of Pittsburgh;
first vice president, Miss Louisa
Davis. Of Leesburgh, Va; secretary,
Mrs. e. B. Hodges, OF Norfolk, Va;
director for three years. Mrs. Fred
erick Bringhurst, OF this city. The
Nominating Committee consisted OF
Miss Ruddle, Mrs. Pharo and Mrs
Barton.
Mrs julius Freeman, president OF
the Maryland Branch OF the Church
Service League. presided over the
conference of the Church Service
League. She pointed out that the
object Of the League is to serve as a
clearing house for all women's or
ganizations in each parish There are
in the Church Service League, the
following five departments; Social
service. publicity. education missions
and finance. The Church Service
League, Mrs. Freeman pointed out
is a medium TO reach every member
In the parish and to interest them
in some branch OF service for the
church. she stated that the FIVE
fields Of service that every Episco.
palian woman should have before hei
are the parish. ehe community. the
/ diocese. the nation and the world
Through the Church Service League
these fields OF service are reached.
There are in the Province o
Washington four formations Of thu
Churrh Service League namely. tn
Pennsyivanla League, Marylan'
League. Bethlehem League and tn
Harrisburg League. Delegates from
each of these leagues reportel
tho work that had been don6 durin
the year. The Pennsylvania dele
gate announced that the men mem
bers ~ each parish were include
10 their Church Service League.
The auditing committee reporte
that the payment OF dues in the aux
Hilary for the year had been mos
satisfactory. There had been on
hundred per cent OF payments in al
the dioceses in the Province @
Washington.
Miss Carrie NJ. Davis. a mission
Q airy doing work in the mountains q
l Virginia. located beyond Roanok,
L gave a report OF her work. She pai
"a splendid compliment to the We
s mans Auxiliary and stated that thI
s organization had been back OF a
= the great work that had been don
e there. Miss Davis told OF the gres
a value OF the mission boxes whic
a had been sent to her by the varior
e parishes and OF the great use all On
I clothing had been.
g Miss Davis also told OF the intel
- esting work being done in the mil
T. sion schools. pointing out that n
girls and youns women are beir
trained in many ways. She beggS
that all the women would contint
their interest in the work OF q
mountaineers.
At the close OF Miss Davis tai
Bishop Philip Cook gave greeting
He called attention OF the efiicie
/. work OF the Woman's Auxiliary. T
announced that a resolution will
proposed this afternoon confirmiI
the Church Service League.
The following resolution was pr
sented and unanimously adopted;
I'VE. the women of the Auxiliai
Of the Third Province, desire
place on record their deep apprecii
ton to the women. and men also.
Wilmington. who have been so VOL
derful in their hospitality. The d
iightfui homes thrown open to u
the delicious luncheons and teas al
: the many automobiles placed at OF
disposal have been more than al
preciated."
This resolution was passed unan
= mously and Il was desired that it /
{ published in all the papers Of Wi
[ mington.
e IL was decided that a telegram
e sympathy should be sent TO Bisho