The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1900-11-13
CHAP TERs MEET.
Ninth Convention Of Broth
erhood Of Andrew and
Philip Tomorrow.
RALLY IN NEWARK
Two Days Progra mme Ma p
ped Out for the
Delegates.
RALLY IN NEWARK

The ninth convention of the Reformed
Chapters of the Brotherhood of Andrew
and Philip will be held in the Clinton
Avenue Reformed Church, Newark, to-
morrow and Thursday. The programme
isl
Wednesday, November 14:-
11:0O A. M.-Reception Committee or
hand in Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
to enroll delegates and look after their
comfort.
Afternoon session.
200 P. M.-Convention opened by the
Rev. R. w. Miller, Reading, Pa, president
of the Federal Council who will preside
over the afternoon session.
2:30 P. MI, Address of welcome by the
pastor of the local church, the Rev. D
H. Martin, D. D.; 2, Response by the Rev
1. w. Gowen, Weehawken, president OF
the Reformed Council
3:15 P. M.-Address. General topic,
Fac, That Mans Work is the Work. y
1, 1.-THE Fact Established the Rev. P.
T. Pockman, D. D., New Brunswick.
2, "The Fact Illustrated"
a, The Brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip, the Rev. c. B. Alspach, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
b, The Y. M. C. A., Mr.. Donald Mac
Coll. State Secretary of the New Jersey
Y. NJ c. A.
c, The Brotherhood of st. Andrew, Fran
els S. Holmes, president of the Newark
Local Assembly.
Open discussion of the subject.
43O P. M.-Addresses. l. Good Citi-
zenship,'' Mr.. John N. Voorhis, State
Local Option Committee.
2. "The Brotherhood in Denominational
Work." the Rev. A. Dew. Mason, New
York City.
Social tea will be served in church par
lors about 6 P. M.
Evening session, the Rev. Mr.. Gowen,
presiding.
7:45 P. M.-Devotional services, led by
the Rev. Mr.. Gowen.
800 P. M-Addresses, 1.-THE Signs of the
Times in Foreign Mission Fie1ds,' by the
Rev John w. Conklin, New York City,
and the Rev. S. R. Bridenbaugh, Reading,
Pa
Thursday, November Is. the Rev. E. F.
West, presiding:
500 Al. M.-Devotional services, led by
the Rev. Mr.. West.
$3.50 A. M.-Address, ''How Interest and
Retain My Young Men," the Rev. J. w.
Meminger. Lancaster, Pa, followed by
conference, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Meminger.
10:15 A. M-Addresses, 1.-THE Brother
hood in it's Relation to''-(a) The Church,
by the Rev. A. S. Brown, Newark, N. j.;
b, The Pastor by the Rev. George L.
Hanscom, Newark, N. j.; C, The Sabbath
School; d, The Prayer Services; e, The
Community, by Mr.. w. o. Anderson, Bal
timore, Md.
1900 A. M-Address, 'How the Brother
hood Wins Young Men for Christ" the
Rev. A. Noll, Philadelphia, Pa. Discus
sion.
11:3O A. M,-The Junior Brotherhood, the
Rev. A E. Myers, N. Y.
11:4O A. M-The Boys Brotherhood, Rev.
w. R. Ackert, Union Hill, N. J.
1850 A. M.-Reports from the field.
Afternoon session, the Rev. G. E. Tai
mage, presiding:
200 p M.-Devotional services, led by
the Rev. Mr.. Talmage.
2:S0 P. M.-Address, prevailing Prayer
the Rev. DR.. Martin, followed by confer
ence, conducted by DR.. Martin.
$3.50 P. M.-Address "The Rule of Ser
vice." the Rev. F. c. Yost, York Pa. Con-
ference and discussion.
4:SO p M.-Church Federation, the Rev
]. w. Hegeman. Phi. D., New York City.
4:45 P. MI, Question box; 2, election
and business
Evening session, the Rev. A. S. Bromier
presiding.
7:45 P. M.-Devotional services, led by
the Rev Mr.. Bromier:
500 p M.-"The Power of Personality, =
the Rev. w. J. Leggett. Ph.D.. Nyack
N. Y
$40 P. M.-Address, 'The Law of Ser
vice the Law of Life" by Prof. F. S
Schenk, DID, New Brunswick, N. j.
9:20 p M.-Communion Service.
Friday November 16:-
The local chapters will furnish guides tc
those Wishing to visit Newark and SUI
ing to take these side trips should write
as soon as possible to the Rev j. N. Nor.
ris, No. 4S3 Ferry street, Newark, N J
Trips will be arranged to suit the desire
of the sight seers as far as can be. Each
person pays his own expenses for side
trips.
The church may be reached by trolle,
from any part of Newark. Trolley connect
with all depots. The Broad Street sta.
tion of the Central New Jersey Railroad
and the Chestnut Street Station of the
Pennsylvania Railroad are both withir
walking distance.
The Clinton Avenue trolley passes di
rectly in front of the church