The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-21
DUTY, VATCHNORI)
Of ST. ANDREW
Stirring Address to Mem
bers of Brotherhood.
coNsEcRATE3 LAND or MEN
Holding Diocesan Convention in
Trinity P. E. Church-Pro-
gram for Today.
cOnsECRATE3 LAND OF MEN

1.-The Influence of the Brotherhood
Man or Boy" was the subject of a
stirrins talk last evening. given by Ed
win Fl. Brown, jr., at the evening ses-
sion of the tri-diocesan convention of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, of the
dioceses of Maryland. Easton. and
Washington. at Trinity p. E. Church
The gist of Mr.. Browns address Is con-
tainedsin the following;
.s'The members of the brotherhood are
a conseerated band Of men, and the re-
sronsibility which they assume when
they become members is so great that
If they stop and consider the full sig
nificance of what is expected OF them.
and the result Ii they do not measure
ur to the requirements. they would not
assume the burden voluntarily. and a
great many would not be brave enough
to face the ordeal.
Afternoon Conference.
At the afternoon senior conference ..
NJ. Murray, Grace Church Chapter,
Eikridge, Md, spoke on How the
Church Can Help the Brotherhood" An
address on 1.-THE Colored Chapters was
given by the Rev. F. T. A. Bennett, of
Calvary Chapel Washington. Robert
III. Gardiner. president OF the brother
hood, addressed the assembly on THE
Forward Movement, It's Successes, It's
Prospects. This was the first time
that Mr. Gardiner has been present TO
address a tri-diocesan convention. An
informal reception by the members Of
the brotherhood and their friends was
rendered him from Ills to 10 O'Clock.
Czreso-
The Rev. Herbert S. Smith, ST. Mar
garet's Chapter, Washington, talked on
the influence of thought prayer at the
evening session. A vote OF thanks was
given the local chapter by the visiting
delegates FOR the hearty welcome and
courteous reception rendered.
The election OF the executive commit
tee for the coming year, concluding the
meeting. resulted as follows.
President, Bert T. Amos. gTashing-
ton; vice president. Arthur e. Hunger
ford. Baltimore, II. c. TurnDuII, BaIti-
more; Robert S. Hart. Baltimore; D. D.
Smart, Baltimore: Charles Frederick,
Baltimore: W. I. Smith. Annapolis. Md.
W. W. McKaig, Cumberland. Md; Cecil
Clay. Washington; J. L. Johns. Wash
ington. J. K. Holmes. Washington; c.
T. Warner. Rockville. Md: w. II. Glib
son. Centeryille. Mi, Edwin H. Brown.
Centervilie. Md, Layton Holton, Center
vile, Md. and B. E. Whitman. Easton,
Md.
Program for Today.
The program for today IS as follows:
700 a. manual corporate ceiebra-
ton OF holy eommunion-Trinity Church
--ceiebrSnt, the Rev. Arthur S. Johns.
Washington. assisted by the Rev. Rich
ard p. Williams. Washington: the Rev.
Walter 3. Stehi. Centeryille. Md. and
the Rev. Charles II. Gross, Baltimore.
Md.
II 90 a. m.-Morning prayer and con-
vention sermon-Trtnity ChurcE-preach-
er. the RI. Rev. George W. Peterikin.
D. d. LII. D., Bishop of West yir-
gfria.
$50 .. m.-Public mass meeting
Trinity Church-Chairman Charles f.
Nesbit, Washington.
500 p. m.-Shortened evening prayer
Trinity church-preacher. the Rev. ",
g. McCready, .. D.. Easton, Nd.
s.45 p. m.-Farewell seryicc-Trinity
Churcf-chairman, a K Paris, WASH
ington,