Evening star., 1898-09-22
BROTHERHOOD CONVENTION
Bishop Satterlee to Preside at One of the
Baltimore Meetings.
Program of Exercises of Each Days
Prominent Churchmen Expected.

Bishop Satterlee has accepted an invita-
tion to preside at one OF the sessions of the
annual convention of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew, which will be held in Balti-
more, commencing Wednesday next. and
continuing until Sunday, inclusive. About
1.5Vo or 1000 delegates are expected TO at
tend. There will also be present a number
of visitors from abroad.
The full program of exercises is as fol-
lows:
Wednesday, September $3.50 TO $50
pm, Quiet Homes conducted by Rev.
A $. Crapsey of St. Andrews Church,
Rochester, N Y; to 10 pm, informal re-
ception in the main assembly of the building
where the sessions of the convention will
be held
Thursday-10:3o m, opening service and
charge, by Rev. DR.. A. M Randolph, bishop
of southern Virginia: 1890 pm. recess;
2:30 pm, organization of the convention
ana reading of the annual report of the
council; B pm, general conference; subject
The Council Report" five-minute discus
slons from the floor; 4:30 m, voluntary
sectional conference, at which persons in
terested in special lines of the work of the
order may meet others and study the best
methods: pm, devotional exercises in
preparation for the holy communion, con-
Quoted by Rev. William A. Guerry, chap
IAN or the University of the South.
frlday-6:3o am, the corporate celebra-
ton of the holy communion; celebrant
blShop Paret of Maryland; 1920 a. m. busi-
ness session, report of treasurer reports Of
standing committees and resolutions; IL 80
am, address by Rev. Endlcott Peabody
head master of Groton School, Massachu-
setts; subject, The Brotherhood Men of
the Future, followed by general discus
sion; 12:3O p. m, recess; 2:30 pm. business
session; pm, general conference; sub
Ject, THE Cause of Christ" and an ad-
m frf1an
Rev. c. H. Brent, st. Stephens Church,
Boston; 4:30 pm, voluntary sectional con-
1erences; pm, public meeting; subject
What it Means to Be Churchman;" ad-
dresses by Rev DR. A. c. A Hall, bishop
OF Vermont. on THE Heritage of the
Past, and by Silas McBee, second vice
president of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew,
on The Requirement of the Present"
Saturday, October l. 10 am, Music Hall
business session; II m, Music Hail, gen.
eral conference, subject. The Best Work
Our Chapter Has Done This Year" with
general discussion from the floor in five
minute talks; 12:3o pm, recess; 2:30 pm,
Music Hall, final business session; pm.
Music Hall. general conference, subject
The Cause of Christ with an address by
James L. HoughtaIing of Chicago, president
or the Brotherhood, on Duty and Dis
cipline,' with a discussion from the floor:
4:3o pm, voluntary sectional conference;
s pm, Music Hall, public meeting. chair
man, Right Rev. Peter T Rowe, bishop of
tfons," with addresses by Right Rev F. r.
Graves, Shanghai, China, and Robert E.
Speer of the student volunteer movement
for foreign missions.
Sunday, Z am, holy communion in city
churches; 9:l3 a. m, Emmanuel Church.
anniversary sermon by Rev. DR. Rainsford
OF st. Georges Church, New York; II m.
services in city churches with sermons by
visiting clergymen; $50 pm, public meet
ing in Music Hall, subject: Industrial
Ethics with addresses by John c. Patter-
son of Dayton, Ohio. on For the Worker"
Jacob A. Riis, New YORK, For the EN-
ployer;' R. Fulton Cutting of New York
For the Consumer" 1:i5 pm. Music Hall,
public meeting, Rev. DR.. Satteriee. bishop
of Washington, presiding, subject: Our
Responsibility as Church in the Life OF
the Nation" with addresses by Bishop Sat
terlee, Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts
ard Bishop Doane of Albany. NY; $50
pm, farewell meeting, led by James l..
Houghtaling.