Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-27


Details of Program.
The program for this afternoon and even
| ing and tomorrow is as follows
pm, sectional conferences. "House-to-
house Canvass" room p, Continental Hall,
| 4. II. Bonsall, president Philadelphia l.. A,
member national council; Travelling Men,
room 81 Continental Hall. G.. F. Shelby,
| New York district secre tary; Prayer Book
Distribution" auditorium, Continental Hail,
r. H. Gardiner president Brotherhood of
St. Andrew in the United States; local as
sembly officers and work. room - Con-
tnental Hall, W. A. Cornelius, president of
Pittsburg l.. A, member of national coun-
| eli; How to Reach the Pubic" room %,
Continental Hall. Maxton r. Davies. sec,
rotary, Michigan state assembly; Hospital
Visiting" room H. Continental Hall. chair
| man: Chapter Officers room "a Cont
mental Hall, George II. Randall Boston, as
sociate secretary, Brotherhood of st. An
drew.
pm, sectional conferences for juniors
How to Keep the Junior Rule Service,
north wing. Continental Hall, w. A. Ha-
berstro. field secretary Brotherhood of 81.
Andrew; Junior Local Assemblies" south
wing, Continental Hall, George A. Robin
son, president Junior Loca! Assembly, st.
5 pm, public meeting Continental Hall,
1.-The Living Power of the Holy Com
munion." THE Memorial of the One Sac
| rf 2e.' Rt Rev. John Du Moulin, ID,
bishop of Niagara; Our Great Sacrifice of
Prayer and THANKSGIVING Ri. Rev. Robert
Goldman, DID, bishop of Maine; The LiV-
| ing Union with the Assembled Christ" Ri.
Rev H. Y. sat;erlee, DID, bishop of Wash
| ington.
saturday. { a.m.-Annual celebration of
| corporate communion. Church Of the Epiph-
any, street between 18th and nth north
west; celebrant, Ri. Rev. ID. S. futile,
| D D., presiding bishop of the American
| church The offering at this service is to
| be equally divided between the 1897 mems
| thankoffering and the forward movement
Of the brotherhood
| 9:30-1O:t5 a.m.-Meetng for prayer, Con
| tinental Hall Devotional address by Most
| Rev. Enos Nuttall, d. D., Archbishop OF
! West Indies; subject, The Joy OF Sacri-
', flee
1O:1b-1O:45 a.m.-separate final business
| session United States brotherhood, Cont
| mental Hall
1O:15-10:45 a.m.-separate final business
session of the Canadian Brotherhood. Y. NJ.
c. A building. 1875 G street northwest
1O:45-T:15 a.m.-Continental Hall; Cues
| ton Box-Hubert Carleton. general secre-
| tary, Brotherhood Of st. Andrew in United
States
! Ills a.m.-1215 p.m.-Forward movement
meeting, Continental Hall. Envelopes to be
used so that donors may specify the country
to which their pledges or gifts are made.
1870 pm.-Luncheon.
2:30-4 p.m.-General conference for jun ors.
Continental Hall; What a Boy Can Do
| For His Master" Bert Alley, st. Simons
Chapter, Toronto, Canada; For Himself"
Marvin Kent Curtis. St simons Junior MO
! low Donald c. Stuart, Trinity Junior
CHAPTER, Syracuse. N Y; For the Brother
hood" Frank huber, Ascension Junior
Chapter, Buffalo, N. Y.
4 p.m.-General conference, Continental
Hall "Cousecration of the Body" Rev.
Floyd w. Tomkins, ID, rector Holy Trim
ity Church, Philadelphia ''Consecration of
the Mind" Very Rev. George Hodges, DID,
dean Episcopal Theological Seminary, Cam
| bridge, Mass.
| 3 p.m.-Conference for seniors on junior
work Continental Hall. Chairman, W. A.
Haherstro. field secretary Brotherhood Of
ST. Andrew.
| 8 p.m.-Public meeting, Continental Hall.
! The Boy and the Church. Hubert Carrie
ton, editor st. Andrews Cross, Boston;
Rev. F. H. Sill, o. H. c., West Park, N. Y.