New-York tribune., 1907-08-31

The international convention of the Brothefhoou
of ST. Andrew, organization OF laymen Oh tiie
Protestant Episcopal Church. which was louhoeu
twenty-five years ago by James l. Houghtehne, d
banker Of Chicago will be held in Washington ffor
September 25 to 29, inclusive Representatives Vi
the organization from England. Scotland Cahaua
and the West Indies Will speak at different Sessions
and conferences OF the convention Among ihose
on the provisional programme which has just been
announced, are the Right Rev. Daniel D 1utle
the presiding Bishop of the American ChutCH' TIC
Right Rev \. +. Winnington-lngra1n the blshoP
OF London: Most Rev. Enos Nutta!i, the ArcL1-
bishop of the West Indies and the Hon DaNId T.
Brewer, associate justice Of the United states 0u-
preme Court.
There are thirty-ive senior and eighteen JuIo'
chapters of the brotherhood Of St Andrew III TINS
city, and many more in the many suoufps III
New Jersey, well Long Island ana Ne"
York A hundred representatives from the city
have been chosen TO go TO Washington. while many
more from New York will probably attend the con
vention, as all members OF the Episcopal ohUIeH
whether brotherhood men or not. have Deeh urSeo
TO attend the convention, and will receive the piN4
eges of the floor. According TO those who are
arranging for the convention. the indications are
that it viii be the largest gathering of layInen OF
the Anglican communion ever held
A feature which has not been tried at previous
conventions Of the brotherhood will be a mass
meeting each night beginning with Thursday. Sep
ternber % The Right Rev. c. r. Woodcock, the
Bishop Of Kentucky, and John r. Mott. the secre-
tary of the international committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association Will speak that night
on "A Mans Personal Service for Christ in His
Life in the World On the following night the
speakers Will be the Right Rev. John Du Moulin
the Bishop of Niagara, Canada; the Right Rev
Charles =. Anderson. the Bishop OF Chicago. and
tie Right Rev Henry p. Satterlee, Bishop of
Washington. Saturday night viii be devoted q
meeting OF junior members of the brother
hood, with Hubert Carleton. the general secretary
of the American Brotherhood. the speaker, his
subject being THE Boy and the Church"
The programme for the first day of the conven-
ton includes meetings of the United States and
Canadian councils and Of the international COM
rnittee and quiet hour conducted by the Right
Rev G. H. Brent, the Missionary Bishop Of the
Philippines On the afternoon OF the following day
addresses welcome will be made by the president
Of the convention. by the Bishop of Washington
and by the Hon Henry B. z. MacFarland Com
missioner of the District of Columbia The re-
snonses 10 these addresses will be made. for Great
Britain. by G. A King. the first vice-president OF
the brotherhood England for the west lhdles'
IN, His Grace the Archbishop of the West Indies
and for Canada, by N + Disvldson' an eN-
dent Of the brotherhood in Canada
The open air mass meeting on the grounds OF 'he
Cathedral Of SIS. Peter and Paul VIII be ielu on
Sunday afternoon a o'clock. The speakers VIII
be the Lord Bishop of London and Justice Brewer,
of the Supreme Court At pubic neeuhs 'ldt
evening the Right Rev. Edgar JaccE. the Blsnop Vi
81 Adams England, viii be one IF the speakers
The farewell meeting viii be held at sl0 the same
night with James l. Houghteling. the founder OF
the organization, as chairman