Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-13
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW

The tri-diocesan brotherhood convention
which is to assemble in this city next Sat
urday and Sunday, gives evidence. it is
stated, of being one of the largest gather
ings In the history of the orga MIA ton The
program VIII begin Saturday morning at II
CLOCK, with the opening service, the an
nual charge to be delivered by the Rev.
William Howard Fakner rector of St.
Peters Church. Baltimore
AT 2 m there will be a senior confer
ence. with addresses by Mr. D. NJ. Murray
OF Elk Ridge, Md, taking as his subject.
, Low the Church Can Help the Brother
Help the Church. by Rev H. Fields
Saumenig of Baltimore. Rev. F. l. A. Ben
nett VIII speak in connection with the col
ored chapters and the "Foreward Move
ment Its Success-Its Prospects," is to be
the topic of the address by Mr. Robert H.
Gardiner of Boston. president of the
brotherhood. Al 345 p nj. junior conference
VIII be held, the first topic being The
brotherhood Boys Duty" with addresses
by r. w. Thomas. jr.. of CentreviIle Nd.
Theodore c. Johnson of WASHINGTON and 7
Fred Virgin of Baltimore. Mr.. Franklin s.
t.dmonds of Philadelphia will speak on
The Junior Assembly and It's Applica ton
to the Growth of the Junior Departm -
followed by address from Mr. Robert Fl.
Gardiner on The Growth of the Junior
Department. 7:1o to 7:45 pm. an informal
Gardiner, president of the brotherhood At
o'clock Saturday evening there will be a
joint session of seniors and juniors, Mr.
Edwin Fl. Brown. jr.. of Centreville, Md.
and Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith of Wash
ington speaking on the subject. THE Influ-
ence of the Brotherhood Man or Bow"
Sunday morning, May 81, at o'clock.
an annual corporate celebration of the
holy communion will be conducted by Rev
A. s. Johns of Washington. At II o'clock
the convention sermon will be preached by
Right Rev George W. Peterkin, bishop of
West Virginia. and at $50 pm. a public
mass meeting viii be held, Mr.. W. +. An
drews and others speaking under the topic
winning the Man"
The closing service will be held at o M,
with sermon by Rev. DIR. W. G. McCready
rector of Christ Church, Easton, Md, fol-
lowed by the farewell meeting" over
which Mr.. A. X. Paris of st. Johns Chap
ter, Georgetown, will preside. All the ses-
sions and services are to be held at Trinity
Church and Parish Hail. corner Sd and C
streets northwest.
Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith rector of
ST. Margaret's Church. preached the regu-
lar monthly sermon at the service held TN
der the auspices of st. Pauls Brotherhood
Chapter at ST. Pauls Church last Sunda ny
evening.
The regular May meeting of the Wash
ngton local assembly of brotherhood chap
ters is scheduled for next Monday evening
To be held at the Pro-Cathedral Church of
the Ascension, 18th street and Massachu-
sets avenue. Rev. DIR. Alfred Harding
VIII deliver the principal address, taking
IS his subject The Brotherhood and It's
Relation to the Rector and How a Chapter
Can Do Effective Work in a Parish"
Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, chaplain of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew of the Diocese
of Washington, Is to conduct quiet half
hour service at o'clock Friday evening
OF next week at Trinity Church. in prepare
ton for the approaching tri-diocesan con-
yention.