The evening times., 1902-05-16
THREE DLOCESES TN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Members to Meet Here.
SERVICES At TRINITY CHURCH
Two Days to Be Devoted to Reports and
Addresses on Work by, for, and Among
Men-Charge by Bishop SatteIlee at
Opening Session.

The tri-diocesan convention Of the
Brotherhood of St Andrew, comprising the
Episcopal dfoceses of Washington, Mary
land and Easton, VIII be held tomorrow
and Sunday at Trinity church, Third and c
Streets northwest.
The first convention, held in Baltimore
last May. proved very successful. and much
good for the brotherhood work is expected
from the coming session. Out-of-town
members in attendance will wear orange
ribbon badges, while local representatives
viii wear red ribbons.
The officers Of the executive committee
are ". H. Gibson. president. Cenueviue.
Nd; J. E Allen vice president, Washing
ton, D. C; E D Smart, secretary Teasur-
er, Baltimore, Md. The program for the
convention has been announced as follows:
Saturday-I a m--Qpening service,
Trinity Church; welcome by the rector.
Rev Richard P. Williams. Charge 10 the
brotherhood, The Right Reverend Henry
Y Satterlee, D. D, Bisho.' Of Washington
12.15 p. m-LuncheOn; Trinity Parish
Hall
1,15 p. m.-Business session. Trinity
Parish Hall; called to order by Mr. W Il.
Gibson, president OF the tri-diOcesan con
TeHtion-
2:30 p m.-Confereace. the junior de-
paTtment; chairman, George NJ Kimber-
y, member of the executive committee of
the junior department, Maryland Della
ware and District of Columbia. The Boy s
Duty 10 the Chapter" Walter B. WasseIs.
Baltimore. The Boys Responsibility TO
his Friends and Associates" Mr.. Joseph
A. Worth, Washington The Brotherhood
Boy Henry P. Hynson- Baltimore. The
ParkhuTst, Washington What Can the
Brotherhood do for the Boy?'' Thomas
Ruth Baltimore what the Boy Can DO
for the Brotherhood . Mr. R Keith Paris,
Washington Informal two-miI.ute ad-
dresses. questions, etc What We Have
Accomplished" J." Mr. Ellis L Jackson. Pres
iden5 Junior Local Council. Baltimore
D m.-Question box conference: chair
man, Mr. H. c TurnbulI, jr-, member Of
National Council for the dioceses Of Mary
land and Easton. Opened by two ten-min-
ute talks on brotherhood Possibilities" "
IN the Parish R. c. Norris Elk Ridge.
Nd. In the Diocese J. A Worth Grace.
Georgetown, D. c. Recess Of ten minutes
for the preparation of answers to questions
on all points Of brotherhood work Answers
10 questions
s p. m--Evening meeting chairman.
Mr., Edwin H. Brown. jr. St PauTs Chap
ter, Centreville Nd What Claims Have
the Jews on Our FrateTnaI Sympathy" /"
MT- Mark Levy. Epiphany Chapter, Wash
ington- The Power OF Prayer in the
Work Of the Brotherhood" Rev William
Howard Falkner. rector OF St Peters
Church. Baltimore.
Sunday q. incorporate celebration
Of holy communion. Trinity Church: cele-
brant, Rev. J. 4 Mitchell, Centreville.
Md
II a m.-Morning service and conven-
tion sermon, Trinity Church: preacher.
Rev c. Ernest Smith, D. D, rector OF
St. Michael's and All Angels Church
Baltimore.
3<p- Hs--Mass meeting. junior depart
ment; chairman. Mr.. Thomas s. Wocd
president Junior Local Assembly. Wash
ington. Address to the Juniors. Mr.
Hubert CaTle-o travelling secretary OF
the Brotherhood CT St andrew. The
Mission Of the Juniors Rev R s. ".
Wood. head master St. Paul's School for
Boys, Baltimore
D m--Mass meeting: chairman. Nj.
Albion K Paris, St Johns Chapter
Georget town What Brotherhood Men Are
Doiag for the Church speaker to be an
uounced later. What the Brotherhood
Stands For After its Nineteen Years of
Experience" Mr.. Hubert Carleton
p. m--Evening service, address by
Rev. r P Williams.
9 p. m--Fareweu meeting. chairman
Mr. W H Gibson, president Eastern
Local Assembly. Brief address by dele
gates The Gloria II Excelsis.7 The gen
eTal thanksgiving The blessing