The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-24
Pilgrimage of EpiscOpalians
to Washington Sets In.
MANY BISHOPS WILL PREACH
Twenty-Five Hundred Delegates 10
Convention of brotherhood of st.
Andrews EXPected-Week to Con-
ciude with Cornerstone Laying.
Programme for Annual Session.

OF episcopal bishops and CleTgymen, as
well as numbers OF the Brotherhood OF St
Andrew. all of whom have journeyed to
| Washington for the purpose of being pres
ent at the laying Of the foundation stone
Of the Cathedral Of IS. Peter and Paul
and participating at the annual conven-
ton Of the Brotherhood of St. andrew,
TO be held in this city beginning to-
morrow morning
| About 300 delegates are expected 10
take part in the Brotherhood convention,
and more than seventy bishops from this
| country and abroad will be witnesses to
the ceremony of laying the foundation
stone Of the church edhce and deliver
sermons during the convention.
Prominent Bishops to Preach.
Among the bishops who will preach NJ
the convention are: Right Rev. d. S.
futile, D. D., presiding Bishop of the
American Church; Right Rev J. n. Nc
! Cormick. d. D.. Misrepresentation OF
Western Michigan; the Bishop Of Ken
| lucky. Right Rev c. T. Woodcock:
Right Rev, John du Moulin. D. D.. Bishop
! Of Niagara; Right Rev. Robert Goldman.
I L.
| Satterlee, j. D, Bishop of Washington;
Most Rev. Enos NuttaH. d. D., Arch.
bishop Of the West Indies: Right Rev.
/ A +. Winningtou-Ingram. D. D., Lord
Bishop Of London Right Rev. Edgar
! Jacob. D. D.. Bishop Of St Alrjan's;
| Right Rev T. T. Caller, d. D, Bishop of
! Tennessee. and others
Programme for the Week.
The following is the official programme
/ for the Brotherhood convention. pub
/ lished for the first time:
} Wednesday. Sept so q. H.. I2.l and $50 %. IL.
meeting u the United States Council. 70 o. m %
/ l--b J. IA, meeting e the Canadian J04ucI, g.
/ $50 j. L.. meeting OF che International Committee
& 60 , J. n-, preparatory and devotional confer
cncr o. convention speakers. Leaders. James L.
HJgsAaiiLe. Chicago founder II Brothtrhosl q 81.
Andrew. Rev FLOYD W T1mHus. u. D.. rector
Holy Trinity Church. Philadelphia. Pa 8 % $50
! p. m.. Trinity Church corner Third and c streets
northwest quiet hour, the presence Of God; speaker.
Thursday. sept 81 O. IA Holy Communion ia
[ different cts churches go % I8.l5 o. m Church
% Zoe Epiphany g street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northwest meeting Tor Tgaysr;
devotional address by Right Rev. j. S. futile,
d. D.. presiding bishop q the American Church
subject The joy q Worship 1890 D. m.. open
ing service % the convention. Church q the
Epiphany. anniversary sermon. subject Tho King
uou- Of tai, world have becguc tac kingdoms q
ag- Lord AID q His Christ. Rig.st E,y. J. y.
NcC0miyk u. D.. BisHgI-CCldMtcr q Western
Michigan. p d.. preliminary meeting for tnicr
Continental Hall. speaker Hubert Carleton. general
secretary Bruthe-leJ5 Of -. Andrew 81! the United
States E-0 y. IT,, luncheon. 30 % p. me-. or
guizetiol. Continental Han, report 4 The iUtgua-
uCual committee rules gt CriT election Uf officers
addresses II welcome by president Of convention.
Bishop RI Washington. AMI Hon. Henri Il r. Mac
tarlaHd. C0mmssiougr Of the District u Columbia
rcsIeusas t-r Great Britain. by g.. A. King. first
vice president Motherhood q ST. Andrew iu Eng
land the West Indies ty Bis grace the Archbishop
q The West Indies and for Canada by y. r. David
s5a, sX-Uresilsut ~ the Br-therhood "a Canada
( D. ID. general conference. Continental Hall; FIRST
principles, prayer made systematic and definite,
q. A. Hing first y.c- president Brotherhood Oi S.
Andrew in England. and service made systematic
aud practical Robert II. GarilE,r president Broth
arlUod e -. Andrew ll tue United States 20
s1J T. m.. public meeting Continental Hall; A
mans personal service tar Christ In his life N Che
world ., ptaksr-, Right Rev T.. l.. Woolcocs, ID D.,
Bishop Of Kcaucsy, and John r. Mott. secretary
international committee u Y. II q. \
Friday September - a. m. Holy Communion
in diiflrut city churches. 931iJIj o. m.. Meeting
for prayer. Continental Han. Devotional address b.
Rev. ". Powell. ". a, motor, ST. Clements.
E2.mtgu. Ont. Canada Subject The Joy q
Service. 1879 a. m.-2 ~, separate business meet
ing Il The United States Brotherhood. Continental
Hall 1879 o. m.-l-m.. separate business meeting
Canadian Brothcrhood. Y NJ C. A. Build
ing 1876 @ street northwest J. m--l2.5O ,. II,
Continental Hall Addrlss-Subiecr. The Call u
the Ministry" Speaker Rev. A. S. IIayd d. D..
New Yors. secretary % tAe Board 4 Missions l24J
D. H.. luncheon. l-C4 =. IL. General Conference.
Continental Hall Subject Good Work fcT Your
Chapter ll Bible classes a. g. Alexander. prcsi-
dent Brotherhood q S. Andrew in Canada. VI
Coordination campaigns. T. o. Zesiugcr. ST. Mat
thcws Chapter. Philadelphia. % Mems coHruuuious,
G.. Frank shelby. New York district secretary.
Brotherhood II ST. Andrew. (ll Visiting. F. w.
Thomas, general secretary for Canada. .5 Hotels
and hospitality, John 4. Birmingham, Canadian
Western secretary tG Public institutions Rev J. !
J. D. Han prison chaplain, Ensey. Ala. D. m.
sectional conferences Obj House 10 house canvass
Room a, Continental Hall z. II. Boisali, presi-
dent Philadelphia i. A., member National Council /
W Travelling M1u. Room q. Continental Han q. |
+. shelby. New York district secretary. 49, Prayer
book distribution. Auditorium, Continental Han r.
II. Gardiner president Brotherhood Of -. Andrew |
IN United States iil Local Assembly officers and |
work. Room p Continental Han. ". 4. Cornelius, /
president Of Fitts5urg I. 4. m,mb,r II National |
Council 10 How 90 reach Che public Room 81 I
Continental Hall NaVt9u K. Davies secretary /
Michigan state Assembly. l6l Hospital visiting /
Room H. Continental Han Chairman. 7l Chapter 4
officers. Room q Continental Hall George H. 1
Randall Boston associate secretary Brotherhood q
ST. Andrew. 1 D. la. sectional conferences for /
.uuiars. li How % keep the Junior rule service |
North wing. Continental Han. W. y Haberstro /
Geld secretary Brothcrhood Of ST. Andrew % /
Junior local assemblies South wing Continental /
Hall George A. Robinson, president Junior Local 1
Assembly. st. Louis Mo y. II. puhltc meeting L
Continental Hall The Living Power Of the Holy
Communion The memorial If the one sacrifice |
Right Rev John Du Moulin, .. D.. Bishop Of 4
Niagara Our great sacrifice Of prayer and thanks
giving Right Rev Robert Goldman, D. D BjshoD
cf Maine The living union with the assembled 1
Christ Right Rev Il. 7. Sat;erlee. D. D.. Bishop |
Ct Washington.
Saturday, September 81 n n. annual celebra-
ton # Corporate Communion Church If tba /
Epiphany @ street between Thirteenth and Four
teeuth streets northwest; celebTant Right Rev. D. /
5. futile, p d, presiding bishop Of the American
Church The Offering AZ this service Is toNbe equally
divided between the 1857 mems thanks Offering and
the Forward Movement Of the Brotherhood $50
10 rs a. meeting inr prayer Continental Hall.
devotional address by Most Rev. EnOs NuttaI ID ID
Archbishop Of West Indies; subject. The JOY Of
Sacrifice l0l5-l3:i5 a. H.. separate final business
session United States Brotherhood Continental Hau
lOI5-lO.b a. H., separate final business session OF
the Canadian brotherhood. Y. NJ c. \ Building
l396 street northwest. l0,5-lll5 a. m Cont
mental Halli question box Hubert Carleton general
secretary. Brotherhood Of 81 Andrew in United
States. HIS a. mills o m Forward Movement
meeting. Continental Han. EnYeIoDes 70 be rs,d
50 that donors may specify the country 10 which
their pledges OF gifts are made. L 80 D. m lunch
con- z.54-i ?. H.. general conferences for Juniors.
Continental Hail. subject, What a Boy Can DO.
Chapter Toronto. Canada; for himself. Marvin Ken,
Curtis. 81. Sum0ns Junior Chaper Chicago: for the |
other fellow. Donald c. Stuart Trinity Junior
chapter Syracuse, y. Y; for the Brotherhood |
Frank Huber. Ascension Junior Chapter. Buffalo |
y. Y. ,. H.. general conference Continental Han.
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