Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-24

A largely attended meeting VI lHe Seiiioi
LEGAL assembly was held last Monday even
ing in ST. Paurs Parrish Hall. at which ad-
dresses were delivered in connection with
the approaching convention of the Brother
hood of St. Andrew.
The majority of the brotherhood men of
Washington who expect to attend the con-
vention, which convenes at Philadelphia
Thursday next, will leave here Wednesday
right and Thursday morning. The Rt. Rev
Daniel S. futile. the presiding bishop of the
American church. has been secured to lead
the quiet hour service to be held at Holy
Trinity Church Thursday morning. This
service will be the opening service of the
convention. The order of exercises will be-:
2:30 pm, opening business session of the
convention. in Convention Hall. the president
of the brotherhood presiding: 4:30 pm,
conference subject: How Can Brother
hood Life Be Best Promoted with adj
dresses by Mr.. James A. Cato of Toronto
president of the brotherhood in Canada, and
Mr.. ]. H. Smale, secretary of the Chicago
local assembly; pm, public mass meet
ing in the Academy of Music at which the
Right Rev. O. w. Whitaker, the bishop OF
Pennsylvania. will preside. The topic for
discussion will be Aggressive Church Work
by Laymen,' and addresses by the Rev. Dr.
McIlvaine. rector of Calvary Church, Pitts
burg, and Mr.. James l.. Houghteling of
Chicago, founder of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew
items of Holy Communion in different Phila-
delphia churches; 10 o'clock, business ses-
sion; 2:3O, conference for juniors by juniors
on junior work, with Mr.. Hubert Carleton,
general Jecretary of the brotherhood. as
chairman; o'clock, public mass meeting
in the Academy of Music, at which the
Archbishop of Canterbury will deliver the
address,; 800 pm, service. of preparation
No ral TO oh - I,
Holy Communion. in Holy Trinity Church,
conducted by the Rev. w A. Query, chap
lain of the university of the South of Sc
vance. Tenn.
corporate celebration of the Holy Com
munion, Bishop Whitaker of Pennsylvania
the celebrant; 10 o'clock, business session; :
100 am. conference on THE Forward
Movement" with Mr.. II. d. w. English,
president of the brotherhood, chairman;
go pm, conference, subject, THE Brother
hoods Opportunity in Church Extension
Work" with addresses by Mr.. ]. H. Fall
Kline of Philadelphia. At o'clock re-
ception to the delegates will be held in the
Academy of Fine Arts.
The last day of the convention, Sunday
will begin with celebrations of the Holy
Communion in different Philadelphia
churches, at am, with visiting bishops as
celebrants; 9:3O am, anniversary sermon
by the Right Rev. Charles H. Brent bishop
L
ing in the Baptist temple, subject, Am
My Brothers Keeper" the Right Rev.
Alexander Mackay Smith, bishop coadjutor
of Pennsylvania, as chairman with address,
eS by the Right Revs. Thomas F. Gailor
bishop of Tennessee, and Lucien L. Kinsolv-
ing bishop of southern Brazil; 80 pm,
mass meeting for boys in St Luke's Church,
with Bishop Coleman of Delaware as chair
man, and addresses by Bishop Weller of the
diocese of Fond Gu Lac and Prof F. S.
Edmonds of Philadelphia; s pm. thanks
giving and farewell service, al which adj
dresses will be delivered by Mr.. George A.
King of London, first vice president of the
brotherhood in England; Mr.. Edmond c.
Billings of Boston, second vice president of
the brotherhood in America, and Mr.. g.
Harry Davis of Philadelphia.
The junior local assembly has issued
notices for meeting TO be held at st. Mich
eel and All Angels Church, 22d street and
Virginia avenue northwest, next Monday
evening.