Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-04

More than 5000 leading church,
women Of this country, including 200
missionaries, will come to Washington
to attend the triennial meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the National
Council of the Episcopal Church
The sessions of the triennial meeting
will be concurrent with those Of the
general convention Of the Episcopal
Church in America, meeting in three
weeks conclave here for the second
time in its history.
To Represent 100000.
Hundreds of delegates from the 70
dioceses and missionary districts. repre-
Senting the membership of 500 900
women in the Woman's Auxiliary, will
be present at the united thank offering
service october IL, when upward of
81 100000 will be presented in a golden
aims basin for the mission work of the
church.
In attendance on the triennial meet
ing win be officials and executive board
of the Woman'S Auxiliary as follows,
Miss Grace Lindley executive secre-
tary; Miss Emily C. Tillotson, educa-
tional secretary; Miss Laura T.. Boyer.
assistant educational secretary, Mrs.
G. K B. Wade, supply secretary, Miss
Grace H. Parker. field secretary; Miss
Ellen l. Flanders Office secretary. and
the following members of the eXecu-
tive board; Mrs. Robert Burkham, st.
Louis; Mrs. Wilson Johnston. Portland,
Greg; Mrs Allan McGregor. SPRING
field, Ohio; Mrs Herbert Payson, Port
Evanston. H.. Mrs. Kiugman N Rob-
ms Rochester. N. Y; Miss Lucy c.
Sturgis. Boston. Mass; Mrs Samuel
Thorne. Harrison, N. Y: Mrs. Edgar A.
Fisher. Worcester. Mass; Mrs. Charles
II. Boynton, New York City. Miss
Louisa T. Davis. Leesburg. Va; Miss
Margaret G.. Weed. Jacksonville. Fla:
Miss Frances r. BuSSey, Milwaukee,
Wis; Mrs. Wilbur S. LeetS, Golden.
Colo; Mrs. J. G. Tolman Houston, Tex. .
Miss Helen G. Magill Pasadena, Calf.
and the Girls Friendly representative,
Miss Helen c. c. Brent of Buffalo. N. Y.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Do
cese of Washington. under the direction
of Mrs William D. Hurd, is making
plans for the entertainment and care
of the delegates.
To Worship in Nearby Churches.
Headquarters for the Woman's Aux
llldIy VIII De AT Tie MdyIlONeT f1Ulej.
and its business sessions will take place
there in the ballroom The exhibits
will be on the mezzanine floor. The
study classes will be held in the new
Y. w. C. A. Building Corporate COM
munions and quiet hours and other
religious features will be held in nearby
churches
Registration OF delegates will begin
at the Mayflower Hotel october from
am. to pm. On October at 4
I'm. the Woman's Auxiliary preparatory
quiet hour viii be held at ST. Johns
Church, Lafayette square. On October
10, the opening day of the general con-
Vention and the triennial meeting of
the woman's Auxiliary, corporate COM
munion will be celebrated for the
auxiliary at ST. Johns Church at
T:30 am. At 230 pm. the same day
the opening session viii be held In the
ballroom OF the Mayfiower Hotel
The united thank offering service will
follow the triennial corporate COM
munion at 7:30 am. October IL. Per-
sonal Religion and Evangelism" win be
the subject of the meeting of the
woman's Auxiliary at 2 pm. at the
Mayhower Hotel, and at pm. there
will be mass meeting and announce
ment of the united thank offering at
the Washington Auditorium, with the