Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-16

be conducted by Rev John o. Hought0u
rector of St Marks Church, Denver. The
session of the College Church Students
Association will also be held Wednesoay'
Thursday morning, September "a. tne iot-
NAL opening service will be held with an
address by the Right Rev. Ropert Cooman'
d, D., bishop of Maine, followed oy pre-
liminary meeting Of the Junior delegates,
presided over by Mr.. Hubert Carleton. gen.
eral secretary of the brotherhood.
The opening business session Will De at
2:3O m. and at o'clock a general con-
ference will be held, with addresses on "A
Good Chapter" the speakers being Messrs
G. H. Randall of Columbus ONO: go! u. a:
Bonsall of Philadelphia: G. Frank Shelby
of Denver; Bert L. Amos of Washington;
Courtenay Barber of Chicago, and DR.. w.
C. Sturgis of Colorado Springs. At $500
pm. a public meeting will be held at which
John r. Mott, secretary OF the International
Y. NJ G. A. will deliver an address on
The Spread of Christs Kingdom Among
Men"
Friday the convention will open at 10
am. with discussion of council and COM
mittee reports and the election OF coun-
Gil for the ensuing year. At 12:1o Right
Rev William F. Nichols. D. D., bishop OF
California, will speak on The Mother
Church of the Notwithstanding People and
Her Mission to All the World" The re-
mainder of the afternoon Will be devoted
to sectional conferences, and from to U
p. m. the preparation for the corporate COM
munion will be conducted by Kew. f. v.
Sill of the order of the Holy Cross.
Saturday morning at o'clock Right Rev.
c. Z. Anderson. ID. D., bishop of Chicago,
will conduct the corporate celebration OF
the holy communion. At 10 CLOCK the
final business session will be held, and at
IL o clock addresses by the travelling sec
retaries of the brotherhood on the For
ward Movement. At pm a general con-
ference of the Junior department will take
place. and at 4 pm. ~-.e entire convention
will make a pilgrimage TO st. James
Church, the birthplace of the brotherhood,
where historical address Will be delivered
by James l.. Houghteling of Chicago, fol-
lowed by an address on The Past Be
hind the speaker being Right Rev. Sam
uel C. Edsall. ID. D., bishop of Minnesota
with Robert II. Gardiner of Boston. the
president of the brotherhood, as the
speaker
The last day of the convention, Sunday
will begin with celebrations of the holy
communion in the different Chicago
churches at Z am, with the visiting bishops
as celebrants. At $50 Am. an anniversary
sermon will be delivered by Right Rev
G. L. Woodcock, D. D.. bishop of Ken
lucky; pm, mass-meeting for boys. and
1 pm. mems mass-meeting the topic of
the addresses to be The Factors OF Eff
cient Manhood" President Harper of the
Chicago University, Mr.. Clifford Pinchot
head of the division of forestry of Wash
ington, and the Rev. ]. o. s. Huntington,
superior of the Order of the Holy Cross, to
be the speakers. pm, thanksgiving and
ldItWSH StINiCe, Win duNeSSeS by JOnH
r. Mott of New York and Franklin S.
Edmonds of Philadelphia on The Chris
tian Man," the topic being divided into two
sections-"His Strength" and His Oppor-
tunity."
The farewell service will be conducted
by H. D. W. English of Pittsburg for
merly president of the brotherhood. All
the business sessions and the public meet
ings of the convention are TO be held in
Mandel Hall, one of the buildings of the
Chicago University, while the services will
be held in St PauPS Church, which is near
the university buildings. All the delegates
Will be quartered in the dormitories of the
university, which will bring the convention
OF 1905, 1t is said, nearer the proper idea
or convention of laymen of the church
than any of the former gatherings.
A large number of the Washington broth
erhood men journeyed TO Rockville last
Monday evening i'll a special trolley car
10 attend the september meeting of the
local assembly of the diocese of Washing
ton, held in Christ Church. Rockville The
meeting was preceded by a supper served
by the members of the parish. At the
opening of the meeting the Rev. DIR. Pack
ard delivered a short and appropriate adj
dress of welcome which was followed by
an address on the Brotherhood and the
American Boy" by DIR. w E. Scheaffer of
st. Paul's Church, this city. who smoke of
the influence over the boy of today that
an elder person can exert by a few kind
words and treatment During the bust
ness session Of the meeting an appropriate
resolution was passed on the recent death
OF Percival d. Brooks.
1t was also decided to present an invi-
tation at the Chicago convention urging the
convention to meet in Washington In 1907
and to make that gathering international In
character.