The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-11
NINTH ANNUAL CONTENTION
ofthe Brotherhood oi st. Andrew Held a
 Washington, ID, C., This Week.


 The ninth annual convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew is being held in Washington. D. C.. this week October lo-lD, opening yesterday:
 The program as given below is In the main complete. A few changes may oc- cur.
 Wednesday. October 10.
 Christ church. Georgetown-Qulet day in preparation for the convention. con- ducted by the Right Rev. A. c. A. Hall. D. D. bishop of Vermont.
 Thursday. october Il.
 10 a.m.-church of the Epiphany. Opening service. Charge to the Brother Hood by the Right Rev. William PareL D.D., bishop of Maryland.
 ll:30 a.m.-Hail. Organization. Brief reports from:
 The South. c. B. Batterlee. Atlanta. The Far West, J. LcB. Johnson, Ta- coma.
 Canada, H. s. Mcdonald. Brockville Ont. M.
 Scotland. Arthur Giles, Edinburgh. The Middle West. Sidney T. Miller, Detroit ..-..
 The East. Edmund Billings. Boston. 12:30 p.m.-Luncheon.
 ? p.m.-Business session. Council re- port, etc.
 3pm.-General conference. Chairman John w. Wood
 Subject: Prayer and Service" l. "The Motive of Prayer" W. c. Sur gis. New Haven.
 2. How to Pray" Right Rev. A. c. A. Hall. D.D.
 3. "The Call to Service" A. W. White. Boston.
 Fifteen minute addresses.
 4. What to Do, and How to Do It." General discussion for one hour in three minute talks from the floor.
 5. "A Life of Worship" Silas McBee, Sewanee.
 p.m.-Church of the Epiphany. De- votional meeting of Brotherhood me in preparation for a corporate commu- nion. Conducted by the Rev. Morgan Dix, D.D., rector of Trinity church, N. Y.
 Friday, October 12.
 a.m.-Church of the Epiphany. Cor porate communion. Celebrant, the Rev. Morgan Dix, D.D.
 10 a.m.-Business session.
 Il a.m.-"The Brotherhood Boys" Chairman, W. c. sturgis, New Haven. Writers of fifteen minute papers: R. G. Leypoldt, New York; W. Tyler Page, Baltimore.
 Speaker, ten minute address: Rev. Robert Kell, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 12:30 p.m.-Luncheon.
 p.m.-Address by the Right Rev. Henry c. Potter, DID,, bishop of New York. Subject: "The City and the Nation" 2:30 p.m.-General conference. Chair man, the Right Rev. William Paret, D. D.
 Subject: What Do the Clergy Ex- pect from the Brotherhood"
 Rev. Samuel Upjohn, D. D., German town, Pa.
 Rev. John Henry Hopkins, Atchison, Kan. .-. Rt. Rev. T. U. Dudley, D. D., bishop of Kentucky. Ten-minute addresses, followed by general discussion by clergymen only. Time limit. five minutes.
 p. m.-Sectional conferences. Boys work, R. G. Leypoldt, New York.
 Chapter and local assembly officers, J. R. Barroll, Chicago.
 Chapter committees: Hospitality, wis., iting, distributing, hotel.
 SD. m.-Hall. Public meeting, the Rt. Rev. Henry c. Potter, D. D., presid- ing.
 Subject, "The Church and the Broth- erhood.,"
 "The Past and It's Lessons" G. liar ry Davis, Philadelphia.
 "The Present and Its Opportunities" James L. Houghteling, Chicago. "The Future and It's Possibilities" Rt. Rev. Leighton Coleman, s. T. D., bishop of Delaware.
 Saturday, October 13. 2 "a. m.-Holy communion.
 9:30 a. m.-Business session. 10 a.m.-General conference. Subject, Brotherhood Meetings" '''F' z 1.-Of the chapter, c. M. Curtis, VII mington, Del. r. 2.-Of the local assembly, James c. Sellers, West Chester, Pa.
 Ten-minute papers; general discus sion in three-minute talks. 10:30 a. m.-Sectional conferences, Bible classes, James P. Harrison, Dan- vile, Va. ... Travelling men, W. F. stilz, Indian apolis.
 Parochial missions, Rev. Robert s. Barrett, D. D., general missioner, Par ochial Missions society.
 12:3O p. m.-Luncheon.
 2p. m.-Final business session.