The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-27
,or some thirty years. Rev. DR.. kohut Is
the well-known philoIosist AMI semiuc
.cholar.
ar. ASDHEV,s brotherhood.
Arrangements for the state Con"on''0"
which Assemblies Here TO-DAY.

orhood of st. Andrew will meet In TINS
city to-day and promises TO be an ahair
OF unusual interest.
The brotherhood is practically lay or
gauizatior. but II is on the very best
terms with the ministers of the Episcopal
church. the latter recognizing with pleas
ura and satisfaction that the laity nave
waked up I'm earnest and are prepared TO
do their share In the Christian work.
Even the bishops have taken an interest
In the work, and are willing TO lend their
assistance wherever desired.
Bishop Jackson will oren the services
to-day by n charge to the Brotherhood
at st. Paul's church at 10 o'clock, and
bishop Randolph will close the services
with a sermon In the same churcn on
Sunday evening. The former is already
here and the latter has written that ne
will return TO Richmond later In the
week. and Will certainly be on hand on
Sunday evening. Bishop PeterKin' oil
West Virginia, Is also expected.
Desides these two services In the church
a meeting will be held at st. Paurs on
saturday evening TO hear number OF
brief addresses from the delegates VINO
we're I'm attendance at the late Natfonai
! convention ut Boston. There will also
he early communion at ST. Pauls on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at a.
NJ. go III, IN
The business sessions Will be held IN
,ha largo hall OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, and on FRIDAY at .
NJ a lunch will be served to the uele
! g.tos IN that building by the laoles Oh
| the Episcopal churches or the city VI
| inauv II was intended TO serve the luIlIn
! in the lecttIre-room Of st. PAU chuIOH
All persons desiring 10 contribute are H.
ouested to send their donations 10
/ Young Mems Christian Association pu''N
| ing on Friday before IL A. NJ. $780,,
It, Snrr,is. president Of the National
| C,on,ontion at Boston; Mr.. Wood, gen
orai secretary OF the Brotherhood, ana
norhans other prominent members OF tnS
ar,aniza,ion and members Of the Natlohai
council will attend the convention
rbe nublic-lades as well as gentlemen
arc heartily invited to attend all 'he SCI
vices I'm the church and in the hah' "here
at least the gallery VIII De reser'eu A''
them. r.Aonhood NJ
riobrond or any who may casually De
in the city will be welcome to seats OH
Tho attendance Of out-of-town dele
,,..tee PROMISES to be larger than hau
bcen expected, and persons VINO may De
abla and willing to enter tam deiesd'e9
are kindly invited TO leave thelr haint9
and addresses, stating the NUMBER Oh III
ecates they are willing to take. at the
.,.'ciation building. where members Of
the hospitality committee VIII pc '0''
veniontly on hand.
The following is the programme ar
ranged for the sessions of the three DAYS
during which the convention VIII De new"
THURSDAY.
A. M-Holy Communion. st. Paul
10 A. M.-opening Service, st. Pauis
church. charge 10 the Brotherhood, Right
Rev. II. NJ. Jackson, assistant bishop ol
| Alabama.
1850 a. M.-Temporary organization;
| brief reports from the local councii OF
Norfolk; Of Richmond and vicinity; bal
arce OF the State; permanent orSaniza-
ton; prayer for Gods presence anu
| blessing. Al.
p. M.-Essential Features Of the
brotherhood: The MISREPRESENTATION
the Rules-Prayer and Service.
9.3O p. M.-The Result-Individual Ac-
tivity; the Work-Men for Men
SIX p. M-The Method-Man to Man;
the Power-"My Spirit. saith the Lord
the Obiect-The Kingdom Of Christ.
FRIDAY.
A. M.-Holy Communion, church Vi
| churches as announced.
$40 A. M.--Important Relations OF the
Rrothcrhood: l. OF the General Body
To the Protestant Episcopal Church; 10
tho General Cause and Church or christ,
20 Christian Union. 2. OF the Individual
Chapter-To the Parish, to the Rector 10
the World. .,
70 INAPPROPRIATE Work OF the bro'heI.
| bood. What our Virginia chapters are
| doing. what they should do first ana es-
sentially: what they may do In addition
| legitiuateIy: what they had best not at
2 = M.-Iuncheon. Young Mems Chris
tian Association building. Sixth and Nam
streets. H..
$3.50 p. M.-Chapter Meetings: How
,raouentIv held. OF what character-for
| pnie stndy-other meetings, legitimate
modes OF rendering them attractive
sample Bible class, sample business meet
Ing. Question box.
SIS p. M.-Country Chapters: Special
need for them; their special difficulties;
what they may accomplish.
SATURDAY.
A. M-Holy Communion, church OF
churches as announced.
ora \. M.-The Brotherhood and CITY
generalization: Mems Clubs, Boys
clubs. Missions; Cottage Prayer Meet
ines. Rescue Work; Value and Adapta-
ton OF the Liturgy and Book OF common
Prayer. Question box. .
10.D T. M.-Ways and Means. NhaP'~'
and Council Dues; Contributions from
Members; Contributions from OUTSIDERS
Dutv and Pleasure and Power OF Noluh-
tarv Contribution. -
3.9O p. N.-General Conference on me
state OF the Brotherhood In virginia
DIr1culties Deficiencies and Remedy
S15 p. M.-Reports from Delegates 20
the BOSTON Convention st. Pauls church'
SUNDAY.
p. M.-Piatform Meetings IN the
churches as announced. g.
SP. M.-Sermon TO the brotherhood d.
Parl's church, Right Rev. A. NJ ran
doInh. assistant bishop Of virginia.
The following delegates arrived from
various parts Of the State until late last
evenIng and were assigned to citizehs
who have consented 10 entertain them:
Rev. r. ]. Mcbride Of Lexington; en-
tortained by Major Robest stiles.
C. y. Baker, Of CharlottesVille; enter
tanned by Major Clay Drewry.
u r. Lyman, Of Charlottesville; enter
tanned by the same
John s. Burks, OF Bedford City; enter
tanned by Mrs. A. Y. Stokes.
Rev. T. w Jones. OF Bedford city; en-
tertained by the same.
James f. King. OF Alexandria; enter
tanned by S. w. Travers.
NJ. O. Troy, OF Charlottesville; enter
tanned by the same.
Robert H. Davis OF Charlottesville; en-
tertained by Or. +. j. Moseley.