Evening star., 1903-12-05
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.

The annual st. Andrews day service Of
the Brotherhood Of 81, Andrew Of the dio-
cese of Washington was held at the Pro-
Cathedral Church of the Ascension last
Monday evening, the preacher being the
Rev. Richard p. Williams. archdeaeon OF
Washington. At the close Of tile service
the members proceeded to the Sunday
school room of the church for the annual
election OF members of the executive COM
mittee. The retiring president. Mr. George
w. Salter, delivered hts annual Audi ess,
covering the work of the chapters and the
executive committee and It's Subcommit-
tees The report showed that the organi-
cation was in Il healthy condition and Is
doing telling work in many directions. Mr..
Bert I. Amos the corresponding secretary
and treasurer, also presented his report,
which showed "a net gain of thirty members
during the past year. An executive COM
mittee for 1&S19tG was elected, as follows:
Allan Bowie of Trinity Chapter, Upper
Marlboro. Md; Edward F. LOCKER, Sc.
Johns. Georgetown; ]. Holdsworth Gordon,
Christ Chapter, Georgetown William B.
Everett, jr.. and w. H. Goldsmith of Grace
Chapter, South Washington; w. Edwin
Grimes of st. Marks. J. H. Gibbons of St.
Matthew'S, j. Lane Johns of Christ Chap
ter, Navy Yard: George w. Salter of St.
Johns Chapter, Washington; Bert T. Amos
of Trinity. Augustus p. Crenshaw of st.
Thomas Thomas Fl. Armstrong of St. Ste
pnell y, SOl. Secll Gay OF ". Andrew 8 +.
d. Brooks of st. Mary's and William B.
Dent of st. Paul's. Rev. ]. A. Aspinwall of
st. Thomas Chapter was elected chaplain.
Rev. Roland Cotton Smith Of st. Johns
Church, Lafayette Square will be the
preacher tomorrow evening at the second
of the series of Advent services at ST. Ste
phen's Church, 14th street and Columbia
road. held under the auspices of the broth
erhood chapter OF that church.
AT recent meeting of Epiphany Chapter
the following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: Director Forrest H. Riordan;
VICE director, q. j. Pillow; secretary Ar
thur Il. Woodward; assistant secretary,
William Woodward; treasurer. L. o. For
queran. At this meeting the rector, Rev
DIR. Mckfm, gave d very interesting talk on
the duties of brotherhood work Rev Mr.
Plummer, assistant rector, also gave a
short address to the members. The new
officers Will take their appointed places at
a meeting of the chapter to be held next
Monday evening.
The Brotherhood Chapter of Christ
Church. G street between 9Th and 7th
streets southeast, has arranged to hold a
special service for men only at 7:3O o'clock
the first Sunday evening of each month
The Rev Dr. McKim Of Epiphany Church
has been secured to deliver the address at
the service tomorrow evening.
bers for the executive committee of the
local assembly of Junior Brotherhood chap
ters will be held in the Sunday school room
of the Pro-Cathedral Church of the AS
censfon next Monday evening The ad-
dress will be delivered by the Rev. ]. r.
Bicknel.
The men of the Philadelphia Brotherhood.
recognizing that comparatively few eastern
men were able by reason Of distance and
expense TO attend the Denver convention,
arranged to supply the need by holding a
three days interstate convention at Phlla-
delphia last Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. which was very well attended Right
Rev. Alexander Mackay- Smith. bishop CO.
adjutor of Pennsylvania; Right Rev. VIII
nam Z. Doane, bishop Of Albany: Right
Rev. o. w. Whitaker bishop of PennsvI-
vania; Messrs Robert E. Speer, H. d. w.
English. Hubert Carleton and others were
among the speakers who delivered ad-
dresses during the sessions of the conven-
tiOn.