The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-22
THE TIMES-RICHMOND Va SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER y ls''

secured in hotels and boarding houses.
ON last Tuesday evening a largely at
tended meeting OF members OF the Broth
erhooi from the chapers In TINS city ahc
vicinity was held a. -. James church.
and IT was agreed that in we" oi th'
great distance between richmond ana
Louisville only two delegates al large
should be elected TO represent the twelve
chapters OF Richmond and vicinity AT the
Tenth Annual Convention. and Mcssrs.
Thomas g. Rufiin and judge James G..
Lamb proved TO be the choice Oh th'
members.
Mr.. RufIin is member ~ the chapter
Of Emmanuel church, and az present the
president OF the local council Of the
brotherhood. He is an earnest Christian
and jealous worker. who can always be
found ready and willing to engage in
the service of the Master.
Judge James 9. Lamb. Of the Chancery
Court. is a member OF the chapter or
st. James church. His selection Was not
less fortunate than that OF Mr.. huiiin,
for he stands very high in the councils
Of his chapter as well as IN the entire
Brotherhood.
I'm case that either OF these two gem
tlemen should be prevented from attend
ing the convention. alternatcs will be
sent. ana LOT SUCH an '+A't f' t- - sfAN- -.
j. Allen. Of Christ church, and SIR. y. \.
Arthur. OF 81. James church. have been
selected.
THE OFFICIAL pHoGnAMMT-
on wednesday. September 18th. there
will be simply a preparatory service at
the Church of the Advent. II Is called
Quiet Day" and will be conducted by
Re- J. o. :. Huntington. The pro-
I.,~ Fn-fr IL % f0flnty.f
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2sTH
10 4 M-Chrlst Church Cathedral.
OPENING service. charge 20 the Brother
hood by Right Rev. Il. L. dudley, d. D.,
Bishop OF Kentucky.
Il determination. Addresses OF wei
come.
/ =. N.-LuncheOn.
2.20 T. M-Business session. Council
report. Committee reports.
4P. M.-Goneral conference. Chairman,
Edmund Billings. Boston. Subject: THE
Brotherhood Nam: Ills Motive Hen
ry A. Fuller Wilkesbarrc. Pa, Ills
Work" Robert III. Gardiner Chestnut
lin. Mass: His Life William G. stur-
gis. New Haven, Conn.
SP. M.-Christ Church Cathciral.-De-
votional meeting for Brotherhood men
in preparation for the corporate celehra-
ton OF the loly communion Conducted
by Right Rev. William T. Nichols, D. D.,
Bishop Of California
FRIDAY. September 9TH.
$50 4. M.-Christ Church-Corporate
celebration of the holy communion; cele-
hrant Right Rev. William 4. Nichols, -.
j..
10 4. M.-Business session.
II \. M.-Generai COnferencc.-Subiect
"BibIe Class-Work": How 20 study the
Bible" Robert T. spoer. New York;
Sample Biblc-Ciass" led by James J..
Houghtelng. Chicago; General Discus
sion of Biblo-Class Methods
+. M-Luncheon.
2.D T.. M.-Open Paniament-Chair-
man. John W. Wood. New York subject
what 10 DO and How to 10 IT,; Gene
raj discussion on Brotherhood work and
methods, in three-minute talks irom the
floor
=. M.-sectional Conferences-"Tray-
cling Men" Thomas j.. Dean, Boston,
Mass; "Collcge-Men,' r. i. 1uhiFer.
Cambridge. Mass; "Parochlal Missions, %
Rev. G.. \. Christensen. Indianapolis
RESCUE Missions" James h. Blackwell,
Allegheny, Pa.
4 y. M.-Public Meeting IN Hall.-Slb-
iect AN Ideal PARISH: 'Fres Pews and
open Church." Rev. Percy ;. Grant, New
York. THE Prayer Book" Rev. James
S. stone, u. d.. Chicago; "a Christian
Vesttv." ; a fearless
Priest" sHas Melee, Lincolnton, y. c.;
"a LOYAL Congregation" Right Rev.
John Hazen White. -. j., Bishop Of
Indiana; COZ the Catholic Church Right
Rev. Daniel ). futile, D., D., Bishop oi
Missouri