Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

Mr. Charles Warner, private secretary 10
the Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee, the
bishop of Washington, received a letter
this week from the bishop. in which he
told of his visit TO friends in England. where
he has been for some time past. Bishop
Satterlee, while in England. spent much
time in London where he was the guest oil
the archbishop of Canterbury and others
He also delivered several addresses while
in London. one of which was at the me-
mortal meeting to the late Secretary OF
State. John Hay, in which he spoke of the
many sterling traits Of character possessed
by Mr.. Hay. Bishop Satterlee. several days
ago. left London and returned TO Bad Maui
helm. Germany whence he first went upon
his arrival upon the continent of Europe
and he expects to remain there enjoying
the baths for some time He writes that
his health is much improved, and that he
expects to come back to Washington in the
best of health.
Epvorth League day will be observed at
Wesley Grove Tuesday. July %, by the
Epworth League unions of Washington and
Baltimore, for which a most interesting
program has been arranged. The devo-
tional exercises will be conducted by Revs.
H. II. Sherman and G. II. Fielding. after
which the Rev. j. III. Light of Fredericks-
burg. Va. will speak upon The Power of
Worship in the Young Life of the Church. "
The Rev. J. Howard Wells of Baltimore will
have as his theme THE Power of Service In
the Young Life of the Church" Rev E. V.
REGISTER of Baltimore will speak upon The
Third Department" and Mr.. G. II. Lamar
of this city will speak upon The Business
Meetings" An address will be delivered by
pln 1Cfn of fha n,ypr
Vernon Place Church of this city, the SUBJ
ject of which will he THE Leagues Duty
to the Mission Lands" The work of the
Junior League will later be discussed by
Rev. F. y. Tyler of Hyattsville Md Early
In the evening a praise and conservation
service will be conducted by Rev. II. w.
BurrUss of Aberdeen, Md. and this viii be
followed by sermon by Rev. Forrest j.
Prettyman, the pastor of Trinity Church
of Baltimore.
The Rev. Caleb Stetson. rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, sailed on
Wednesday from Baltimore for Europe,
where he will join his family. who are now
spending some time in Germany. His
father and mother are at present touring
Germany. and will be absent from this
country for some time.
1t has been definitely decided that the
next meeting of the Washington local as
sembly of brotherhood chapters will be held
at Rockville. Nd, on Monday evening Au-
gust
For the next national brotherhood con-
vention, appointed TO meet al Chicago Sep
TENDER 21-24. the bishop of the diocese of
Chicago. the Right Rev. c. P. Anderson,
ID. D.. has appointed and authorized the fol-
lowing prayer for use of the brotherhood
chapters throughout the American church:
20 merciful Lord. who didst call Saint An
drew to be one of Thine apostles and
blessed him in bringing souls to Thee pros
per- we humbly beseech Thee, the Brother
hood of Saint Andrew in its work and
prayer for the extension of Thy kingdom
among men. Make all the members there
of jealous and diligent in their good work.
Give them wisdom to do it rightly, courage
to persevere in 1t undauntedly and grace to
carry 1t on effectually. Guide and govern
Its forthcoming convention in the ways of
truth and righteousness; to Thy honor. who
livest and reignest with the Father and the
Holy Ghost, one God, world without end.
Amen"
The brotherhood chapter at ST. Philips
Colored Chapel, Anacostia. was recently re-
vived. This chapter. 1t is stated, has been
In dormant condition for some years, and
Is now reorganized, II is reported on SUBJ
stantial basis.
Much interest has been manifested in the
meetings which are being held by the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew chapters of Washing
ton in the Union Chapel at Colonial Beach,
many persons who rarely go to church. and,
many people visit of a Sunday, the work
be productive of much good. The meeting