Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-09-08
ST. ANDREW BROTHERHOOD
Preparations for the Convention to b
Held Here Next Month.
The Arrangements Going Rapidly
Forward by the Executive COM
mittee-PrOernm Adopted.

the ninth annual convention of the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew. which will assem-
BILE in this city October IL to II. inclusive.
The executive committee is composed of
the following:
Executive. p. b. Pierce. Epiphany Chap
| ter. chairman: reception, William ID. Ca
bell. Ascension Chapter, chairman; hotels.
Albion h. Paris. st. Johns Chapter,
Georgetown. chairman: finance. DIR. +. S.
Nash. Epiphany Chapter, chairman; trans
| portation. }. Holdsworth Gordon, Christ
Church Chapter. Georgetown, chairman:
| hall. q. w. -Salter. St Johns Chapter,
| chairman; printing, Clarence L. Dawson.
81. Andrews Chapter chairman, and press.
Henry c. Parkman, St. Marks Chapter.
| chairman.
Reports We're read of the progress made
| by different committees
| Hotel accommodations have been arranged
at from $3.50 up to 81 per day. according to
| the number occupying each room, and at
! boarding houses Tor about 81 per day.
About 100 delegates are expected to at
| tend, and all business meetings and con-
| feIences will be held in Metzerott Music
Hail. and services in the Church OF the
| Epiphany. An option has been granted the
| committee for the han on Friday, the 18th,
| and it will probably be secured.
| Headquarters will be established at the
| Ebbitt House, and a flag will be hung out
| to attract all visiting members OF the
| brotherhood and their friends Reception
committees will be stationed at the 9TH
| street wharf, the depots and the hall to
| take charge and direct visitors. and il is
proposed TO place register at the hall for
the attending members OF the brotherhood.
4 At each convention a hymHal Of thirty or
/ forty of the most popular hymns is COM
/ piled, and this year the committee proposes
4 TO put map NJ the city on the last page
4 as an aid to sightseeing.
] Arrangements have been completed for
I che and one-third rate of fare for round
I trip tickets over the various railroads. and
~ 4 rim IL
] Washington steamboat line between this
/ city and Norfolk.
| Full Program for the Convention
The full program for the convention is as
| follows:
Wednesday. October 10, Christ Church
Gecrgetown-Quiet day in prepare ton for
| the convention. Conducted by the RI Rey
A c. A. Hall. DID. bishop of Vermont.
Thursday, October IL. 10 a.m.-Church of
/ Epiphany; opening service: charge to the
! Brotherhood by the Ri. Rev. William Paret
/ DID,, bishop Of Mary land. II 30 a m.-Hall:
! organization; brief reports from: the south
:. b, Satterlee, Atlanta: the far west. j. lie
I Il. Johnson, Tacoma; Canada. II. :. Nc
| Donald. BTockville, Ont: Scotland, Arthur
lilies, Edinburgh; the middle west. Sidney
/ I. Miller Detroit; the east. Edmund Bill
/ ings. Boston. p.m.-Business session;
council report, &C. . p.m.-Geueral confer
e t: chairman. John w. Wood; subject:
! Prayer and Service" l. tine Motive of
! Prayer" ". c. Stursis. New Haven; >
How 10 Pray, Rt. Rev. A. c. A. Hall. 10.
d; ), The Call to Service" a. W White
/ Soston ntteen-ninute addresses; 1. What
I 10 do and How TO Do it, general discussion
/ Tor ore hour, in three-Ininute talks from the
noor; =, "A Life of Work and Worship
Siias, McBee. Sewanee. : p.m.-Church Of
] the Epiphany: devotional meeting for Broth
efhood men IN preparation for the corporate
communion; conducted by the Rev Morgan
| York.
= lot 10
/ kpiphs ny; corporate communion: ceIebrant.
/ the Rev Morgan Dix, DID. IL a.m.-Busi-
ness session IL a-m.-"The Brotherhood
1oyS; chairman, W. c. Sturgis. New
u. Ieypoidt, New York; W. Tyler Page
baltln ere, speaker. tea-minute address.
Rev. Robert kell, Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. :
pm--Address by the Right Rev. Henry a
| fottef, DID, bishop N New York; subject
! me city Of the Nation 80 pm.-i;en-
1 I1sn conference; chairman, the Right Rev
| w illiam Paret. ID; subject, What DO the
| 6lergy Expect From the Brotherhood?''
Rev. Samuel Upjohn. DID. Germantown.
"a; Rev John Henry Hopkins. Atchison.
Nan Nan; Right Rev. T. L. Dudley. DID,.
Dishop OF Kentucky; ten-minute addresses
| followed by general discussion by clergy
men only; time limit. five minutes. 4p.m.-
sectional ; conferences: boys work. r. C.
| Leypoldt New York: chapter and local as
sembly officers, J. X. Rarroll Chicago.
chapter committees: Hospitality, visiting
| distributing. hotel. p.m.-HalI. n,,hlis
m ne - the Right Rev. Henry g Potter.
ID; presiding; subject, THE Church ana
Tue bfotnerhood; The Past and Its Les
sons U. Harry Davis. Philadelphia; .aTha
un eseh. ana It's Opportunities. James l.
possibilities, Right Rev. Leighton Cole
man. 3 L. D., bishop of Delaware.
""iS Communion and General Discus
| sion.
Saturday, October 13-7 am.-Holy COM
, ~ 20 am.-Business Session. IL a.
IL conference; subject: Brother
hood Meetlngs. 1. OF the Chaptar 4 NJ
curtis, Wilmington. Del: =. of the Local
Assembly, James c. Sellers. PhiladeInhia
"a; teh-mlnute papers: general discussion
! conferences: Bible Glasses. James Il. Harri-
son, DanNille, Va: Travelling Men, ~. r
! Stilz, indianapolis; Parochial Missions,
! Rev. Robert :. Barrett ID. H. general mis-
I sioner, Parochial Missions Society . n M =
! flnal business session. 800 D. m-I;,sneral
conference: chairman. James l.. Houghtel-
ING subject: "Wanted-Men:" the Right
( Rev. ii. NJ. Jackson, II. D., assistant bisbo,,
OF Alabama; the Rev. +. j. Murdoch u ID
Salisbury, y. t.; John Il. Mott New Work.
addresses. followed by general discussion,
Geo. Zabriskie, New York: subject: How
Far Should the Church Concern Herself
With the Temporal Welfare Of the Peo-
pie; Addresses by Rev James 5. Stone.
u: ID, Philadelphia; Henry Lloyd, Boston:
W. X. Surfing, Chicago; Right Rev. Davis
Sessums ID. D.
Sunday, October Ia am.-HoIy commu-
Mon; 800 a.m.-Church OF the Epiphany:
anniversary sermon by Right Rev Davis
Sessums DID, bishop of Louisiana. IL am
Regular morning services; sermons by
clerical delegates, as may be desired. $50
p.m-Hall; public meeting; chairman, Right
Rev. L. l. Dudley. DID; why We Have
Bishops, Silas McBee. Sewanee, Tenn
why We Il Sc the Prayer Book ny ny
We Build Cathedrals. Right Rev. W. &
Doane, DID, bishop of Albany. $50 pm-
church of the Epiphany; final service, hight
Rev. William Paret DID, presiding: SUBJ
1ect The Kingdom i'm the Norld;' The
salt or the Earth" the Rev. T. W Tornp-
kins. jr., Providence: Not Peace, but a
Sword, the Right Rev. NJ. y. Gilbert ID
d.; The Net Cast Into the Sea" the l;irbt
heN. l. U Dudley, DID. p.m.-t'are,veu
meeting, led by Rev. L. W. IoniDklns m
Daltimore Nnrl.,S