Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-09
ST. ANDREWS CROSS
Program Of the Brotherhood Convention
Which Will Convene on Thursday.
The business Meetings to BE Held In
Services I'm Epiphany Church.


brotherhood Of st. Andrew will convene
In this city on Thursday morning. The ses-
SONS VIII continue each day with a farewell
meeting held on Sunday evening. The busi-
ness meetings Snd conferences will be held
In Metzerott Hall. while all services will be
heid In the Church of the Epiphany While
the convention proper will not meet until
Thursday. what is known as .the quiet
day services. in preparation for the con-
vention, will be held tomorrow in Christ
Church In Georgetown. from $50 g. m. 70
pm. The services will be under the direc.
ton Of Bishop Arthur c. A. Hall, ID. ID. Of
Vermont The program for each days ses-
sion Of the convention. as arranged, Is a.
follows:
Thursday.
10 am.-Church Of the Epiphany. Open.
ing service. Charge to the Brotherhood BY
the Right Rev. William Paret, DID,. bishop
OF Maryland.
115O a-m.-Han. Organization. Brief re-
ports from: The south. c. b. Satteriee. At
lanta- The far west, J. lie b. johnson.
Tacoma Canada, H. s. Mcdonald, Brock
vile, Ont. Scotland. Arthur Giles, Edin-
burgh. The middle west. Sidney T. Miller,
Detroit The east Edmund Billings, Boston.
1890 p.m.-Luncheon.
p.m.-Business session. Council report.
p.m.-GeneraI conference. Chairman,
John w. Wood. Subject: Prayer and
Ser Sie / The Motive Of Prayer. W:
Right Rev. A c. A. Hall. ID. ID. 3. The
Call to Service" A. w. White, Boston.
Fifteen minute addresses. 4. What to Do
one hour. IN three-minrte talks from the
moor. 9. "A Life of Work and Worship"
Silas McBee. Sewanee.
,,S . pm;. .c, of the Epiphany. Devo-
preparation for the corporate communion,
Conducted by the Rev. Morgan Dix, ID. D..
rector OF Trinity Church, New York
Friday.
a.m.-Church OF the Epiphany Corpor.
ate communion. Celebrant the Rev. Nor.
gan DIX, DID.
10 a.m.-Business session.
IL a.m.-"The Brotherhood Boys" Chair.
man. w. c. sturgis. New Haven. Writers
OF ffteen-minute papers: r. @. Leypoldt,
New York; w. Tyler Page, Baltimore.
Speaker. ten-minute address. Rev. Robert
Kell Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio.
1890 p.m.-Luncheon.
p.m.-Address by the Right Rev. Henry
c. Potter. DID,, bishop Of New York Sub
ject: The City and the Nation"
2;S0 p.m.-General conference. Chairman.
the Right Rev. William Paret DID. Sub
1ect: what DO the Clergy Expect From
the Brotherhood?' Rev. Samuel Upjohn.
DID. Germantown. Pa. Rev. John Henry
Hopkins, Atchisoa. Kan. Right Rev. T. u,
Dudley, DID,, bishop of Kentucky Ten
minute addresses. followed by general dis
cussion by clergymen Only. Time limit i've
minutes.
p.n.-Secticnal conferences. BOYS work.
II. G. Leypoldt. New York. Chapter and
local assembly officers. ]. II. Barroll. Chi
cago: Chapter committees: Hospitality,
visiting, distributing, hotel.
p.m.-Hall. Public meeting, the Right
Kew. Henry c. Potter, DID,, presiding
Subject: The Church and the Brother
hood. The Past and Its Lessons" @.
Harry Davis. Philadelphia. The Present
and Its Opportunities" James L. Houghtel-
ing. Chicago. THE Future and Its Possibil-
tues, Right Rev. Leighton Coleman, S. 7.
D.. bishop Of Delaware.
Saturday.
am.-Holy communion
$50 a-m.-Business session.
10 am.-Genersl conference, subjectf
Brotherhood Meetings." /. OF the Chapter.
c. NJ. Curtis. Wilmington. Del. 2 OF the
Local Assembly, James c. Sellers, Philadei-
phia. Pa Ten-minute papers; general dis
cussion in three-minute talks.
IL 30 a.m.-Sectional conferences Bible
classes. James p. Harrison, Danville, Va.
Travelling men, w. f. Stilz, Indianapolis
Parochial missions. Rev. Robert S. Barrett
DID, general missioner. Parochial Missions
Society.
1870 p.m.-Luncheon
pm--Final business session.
$50 p.m.-General conference; chairman,
James l.. Houghteling; subject: WANTED
Men" The Right Rev. II. NJ. Jackson ID.
D.. assistant bishop of Alabama; Rev. f. J.
Murdoch. DID,, Salisbury, n. c.; John II.
Mott New York; addresses, followed by
general discussion.
p;m;-Hall public meeting; chairman,
Geo. Zabriskie, New York; subject: How
Far Should the Church Concern Herself
with the Temporal Welfare of the People?'
Address by Rev. James s. Stone DID,
Philadelphia; Henry Lloyd, Boston; w r.
Stirling, Chicago; Right Rev. Davis Ses-
sums, DID.
Z a. m.-Holy communion
$50 a.m.-Church of the Epiphany. Ami
versary sermon by Right Rev. Davis Ses-
sums. ID. D., bishop Of Louisiana.
IL a. m.-Regular morning services. Ser
mons by clerical delegates, as may be de-
sired.
$50 p. m.-Hall. Public meeting. Chair
man. Right Rev. T.U. Dudley. ID. ID. why
We Have Bishops" Silas McBee, Sewanee
Tenn. Why We Use the Prayer Book
Rev. w. S. Ramsford, ID. d. WHY we
Build Cathedrals." Right Rev. w. c. Doane.
ID. D., bishop of Albany.
1:So p. m.-Church of the Epiphanv Final
service, Right Rev. William Paret, ID. D..
presiding. Subject, THE Kingdom I'm the
World" THE Salt Of the Earth" the Rev.
T. w. Tompkins. Jr., Providence. Not
Peace. but Sword the Right Rev. NJ N.
Gilbert ID. ID. The Net Cast Into the
Sea-, the Right Rev. T. L. Dudley, ID. ID.
?: m:-Farewell meeting. led by Rev. +.
w. Tomkins. Jr.