The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-23
CHRISTIAN WORK IN THE ARMY
SERGT. PEYTON TO THE ST. AN
DREMs BROTHERHOOD.

DREMS BROTBERHOOD.
brotherhood of st. Andrew Members
viii Meet Tonight at 1t. Johns.
Seret. Peyton Army Secretary of
the Work of the brotherhood of
st. Andrew - He VIII Deliver an
Address on the Worls-Rev. james
Leigh, Dean of Hereford. VIII on
ciatc This Morning at Christ
Church-subJects of the Pastors
sermons.
Rev II. Baldwin Dean will oficiate at
St Johns Church at the services this
morning. There Will be a celebration Of
the holy communion at 1890 o'clock At the
morning hour there will be a sermon and
proanaphoral The session of the Sunday
school will be at 4:3O o'clock Choral even
song viii he at S O'Clock, and there will
then also be an address on The Work OF
the brotherhood of 81, Andrew Among the
Soldiers" This address viii be delivered
by sergt. John Howe Peyton of the Sec
ond Volunteer Engineers. He is one Of the
heroes of Santiago, having been in the
fight before that city.
Sergt. Peyton will probably have much
of interest 10 tell about his experiences in
the army and his work among the sol
diers. He IS the army secretary OF the
brotherhood of St Andrew in its work.
This position was given him by a resolu-
ton of the national council of the broth
erhood. He is himself a member of this
council.
Montauk Point has been one of the
camps where Sergt. Peyton has been en-
gagged In his work He has followed 10 a
considerable extent the line of work adopt
ed by the army and navy association of
the Y. NJ. c. A.
After the service there will be a confer
ence of members of the brotherhood.
Those of the city and Pooler chapters are
invited to be present. The public Is also
invited to attend.
sergt. Peyton arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon, and is The guest of Mr..
c. Lucien Jones. He is visiting all the
camps and is endeavoring to foster broth
hood work among the soldiers The local
members expect that there will be many
brotherhood men among the soldiers of the
Seventh Army Corps.
A distinguished English clergyman Very
Rev. James Leigh, dean of Hereford, Will
conduct the service this morning at Christ
Church He is in the city TO ofhciate at
the marriage of his nephew. the Hon.
Rowland Leigh, and Miss Gordon. The
father Of Hon. James Leigh, Lord Leigh
of Stoneleigh Abbey, is the brother of
Rev Mr.. Leigh.
The Dean Of Hereford is welded to a
Georgia lady, who was Miss Butler, fol-
whose family Buffers Island, on the
Southern coat of the state, was named
This island Is still owned by Mrs. Leigh.
and Mr.. Leigh will go down there to-mor-
row to look over the property.
The rector Rev j. l.. Scully, win offici-
ate to-day at St Paufs Church. The SER
vices will be as follows Holy communion
7:3o; morning prayer and sermon, II; even
ing prayer and sermon, 8; Bible class, 10
a. m; Sunday school, p. m. A shortened
form of evening prayer and a sermon will
be at S:15 o'clock.
The following selections will be rendered
by the choir of st. Johns Church at the
morning and evening services to-day:
''Te Deum' (festivaD, Baldwin.
"Jubilate" (anthem), Wiske
Onertory (anthem), Eye Boundless
Realms of JOY Moore.
Cantate (anthem), Buck.
Benedic (anthem), Buck.
Mr.. Spencer White was the recipient of
much praise from those who attended the
Eason-Fry wedding at st. Johns Church
on Wednesday night. The organ numbers
were very pretty. and were rendered in a
highly artistic manner.