Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-21
IN THE Oh u re H E S

The annual meeting of the Brotherhood
Of Andrew and Philip. Of which Mr.. Harry
G. Kimban of this city is vice president,
will assemble at the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association in Baltimore,
November IL, and continue in session for
three days.
A large delegation representing the local
chapters of Washington is expected to at
tend the convention Among those already
elected are: Harry e. Kimball. Charles r.
Ball. Jesse E. Potbury and Rev Mr.. Will
son, pastor Of the Western Presbyterian
Church. President Mckinley has accepted
an invitation to be present Saturday even
inv. and to make an address on the theme,
why All Men Should Go to Some Church
This address is TO be preceded by one from
Associate Justice Brewer of the Supreme
Court on Why Some Men Do Not Go to
Church
prise. The Service and the Sermon by
Rev. r. y. Hardy Of Quincy. Mass; The
Rule Of Service Rev. J. W Brougher, Pat
erssu. y. J Social Methods, Mr.. II. A
imports. New York city, "AdveTtising,'
Mr. IL. \ Cara. Philadelphia. The Bible
Class. Mr.. NJ. a Hudson, Wilmington,
Del, The Church Rev. DR.. McMullen,
Philadelphia. Pa, 'Manliness in Religion
Nr- John WJnamakcr, Philadelphia, Pa;
THE Law Of Crow h Rev. Dr. Babcock,
Baltimore. Nd: Personal Work" Rev. Or.
n
Day. Rev L w Goweu, Weehawken. y.
J. brotherhood Literature" Rev. c. f.
Wyck f. IrviuEtcn, y. J.: brotherhood
star Rev. j. G. Hammer jr.. Newark, y.
ert'n. Erou klyu. y. Y; Gymnasium. Rev.
Edward Niles, NV York city, Cottage
Prayer Meetings" Mr. S. NJ Pugh, Phila-
drlpLla. Mems Prayer Meetings Rev.
DR.. Rice, Philadelphia; y NJ. G. \" Mr.
Joshua Laveriug, Baltimore. Md. ~. p. S.
G. f; Mr. John 3, Sleman, jr-, Washing
ton. j.. G.; brotherhood Of ST. Andrew
Mr. II G. Turnhrl Jr., Baltimore, Md:
"B-urmiuationaI Leagues" Rev. DR.. Nc
CluTkiu. IItJSbuEg. Pa: The Federated
Idea Of the BrGthcrhOod' Rev DR. Hage-
man. New York; Missions Through De
HOminatioual Channels" Robert Speer. New
York. christian Citizenship" Rev. DR.
Josiah Strong, New York; The Kingdom
and Men. Rev. l. .. Burke. Baltimore
Md, Prayer as a Means of Grace" Rev.
DIR. Prugh. PittSburg, Pa; The Holy Spirit
the Motive Power Rev. D. S Colt, Allie
gheny, Pa
Arrangements have been made TO have
the delegates come to Washington the
Monday following the adjournment of the
convention. and be shown the Washing
ton monument. Treasury, White House
State. War and Navy building. the Capitol
Congressional Library and the navy yard
and perhaps other places of interest
The officers Of the National Brotherhood
are. President. Rev. John Balloon Shaw d
D. New York. y. Y; vice president Harry
G kimbail Washington. D. c; auditor S
ID v
treasurer, VIM. F. StOnebridge, New York,
y. y.
Some Of the delegates from Washington
to the jubilee convention of the Christian
Church in Cincinnati have returned One
Of them stated that a report submitted
showed that during the past half century
S2,hN.w" has been raised and expended
for missions. resulting in the organization
of 256l churches by missionary work and
the rec tpti'n Of 1850 persons into the
church by missionary agents.
There are tHTty-six state organizations
auxiliary 10 the general society, and these
report 2'J15S additions to the church un-
der their direction. The report showed
that last year was the most prosperous Of
all Two missionary churches have hean
organized every week, and 6.04G persons
have been received into the various mis-
siouary churches The board is maintain
Ing missions in thirty-six different states
and has entered upou the work ~ ctty
evanSelization in forty-siX cities
In conversation today with q prominent
member q the Unitarian conference. which
after a three days session here. adjourned
Thursday evening. Star reporter was
Informed that tomorrow would be observed
Prison sunday by the T-nitarians
throughout the country. Continuing, he
said.
THE following matters need attention:
Enlightenment Of public opinion concerning
prevention and treatment of crime improv-
ed penal legislation, protection of society
from habttual criminals, befriending of In
noeent and ignorant under accusation. the
promotion of the welfare of those placed
on probation by the courts and also of
the families Of prisoners. the assistance
of prisoners in the work of self-reform and
aiding released prisoners in living honora-
bly,.
Rev. Robert Nourse Of this city is said q
have started on an eSangelistie tour around