Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-28
NEARING THE END
OF ITS SESSIONS
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Plans for Another Year.
COMMUNION CELEBRATION
Election of Members of National
Council in United States.
DELEGATES AT WHITE HOUSE
Address by Bishop of London and
Archbishop of West Indies-Pro-
gram for Tomorrow.
COMMUNION CELEBRATION
Election of Members of National
Council in United States.
DELEGATES AT WHITE HOUSE


rions OF their twenty-second annual con-
vent.ou members of tn Brotherhood of
81 Andrew today manifested increased en-
thusIasm in the plans for another year of
the work of extending Christ's kingdom
among men"
Devotional exercises srked the opening
of the sessions today when the bishops,
prrshyters and laymen. delegates to the
convention. assembled in the Church of the
Epiphany. q street between 18th and 18th
streets, at o'clock. and participated in the
annual celebration of the corporate COM
munon. Right Rev. d. S. futile, presiding
bishop Of the American church. was cele-
hrant. lie assisted by Bishops Doane.
Montgomery and Parent Right Rev Arthur
Foley Winnington-Ingram. Bishop of Lon
Ion, was present
In the election of members to the Ma
t!onal Council of the Brotherhood in the
United States. w. b. Dent of ST. Paurs
Church. this city. was chosen to be asso-
Ciated with Bert T Amos Of Trinity Church
and TO be successor to the late Gen Cecil
Clay.
Tie delegates were received by President
Roosevelt at the White House at 2:30
O'Clock this afternoon.
Joy of Sacrifice.
The Joy of Sacrifice" was the subject
OF an ADDRESS Dy MOST rev. EnOS Notlali,
Archbishop of the West Indies. In a meet
ing for prayer in Continental Hall at 10
O'Clock this morning. and at the conciu-
sion of the service Hubert Carleton. general
secretary of the Brotherhood OF St An
drew In the United States. conducted the
opening OF the question box. series of
resolutions looking to more active prose-
CutIon of the work of the brotherhood were
presented to the meeting and adopted.
was also the report and the recommended
tons of the International committee. BY
unanimous vote the International commit
tee was given permission to increase Its
membership as occasion might require.
James l. Houghteling of Chicago founder
of the brotherhood and president OF the
convention, introduced the Bishop of Lon
don and, after greeting the assemblage
and expressing his pleasure at facing the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew. the bishop
spoke about The Influence of a Man
Among His Brethren
Influence of Man Among Men.
What mean by the influence of man
among men" he said. lis the amount of
conscious unconscious good he does by
the inspiration of his example. The scope
of conscious influence is infinitesimal when
compared with unconscious influence.
know for myself that l usually make
most awful mess of it when | try TO con-
SrOusly influence any one but | know by
many examples that I have reached fur
Their and better in almost all directions on
occasions when | was least aware of it
"Thr first secret of mans influence
among his fellows the bishop continued
lis that he must be absolutely straight and
STRAIGHTFORWARD This is of the first
qualifications of your President, with whom
I have had three or four hours of most in
terestIng conversation during the past two
DAYS The second secret is that a man
must not have too good an opinion of him
self The boys al school, at college and
81 H,aX for
man who is consumed with his own inn
pprtanCr- In England We express it by
saying man must have no side. Since
coming to your city | have learned that you
express the same thing by saying man
must have frillS.
THE third secret is saving sense of
humor. The fourth is. the possession of a
serious object in Hfe-SeriOusness at the
bottom Of character. and the fifth is SYM
pathy The last and browning secret for
one who would have influence with his fell
lOw-man. is faith. People who cannot be-
lieve in anything always turn to the man
OF faith in times of stress"
According TO the official figures read be-
fore the convention. the registration up to
noon today included 80 delegates. 1O6 al
ternates and 692 visitors, total of 1850.
Members of National Council
The nominations for members of the Ma
tiOnaI Council. as made by special nomi-
mating committee, We're ratified by the con-
elected 10 constitute the ruling or central
body OF the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew in
the United States for the ensuing year:
James l. Houghteling. st. James. Chi
cago. John +. Baird. Nativity. Philadel
phia; Edmund Billings, Good Shepherd.
Boston Mass; William c. Sturgis. Grace
Church. Colorado Springs. Col: J. e.
Ioornis, 81. Andrews. Louisville, Ky;
Samuel ) Nash. Calvary, Tarboro, n. c.;
John W Wood. 81. Georges. New York
city. II. g. Turnbun. st. Johns: Waverly,
Baltimore. Md; Frank ]. Weber, st.
Johns. Detroit. Mich, Francis II. Holmes,
81 Marks, West Orange. N. J.;
Robert II Gardiner, Christ Church, Gard-
nrr. Ne. IL X. Braden. st. Marks.
Berkeley, Cal; w. A. Gallup, ST. Johns,
North Adams. Mass: II. ID. w. English
Calvary. Pittsburg: f. C.. Browne. All
Saints Omaha, Neb Mahlon ~ Kline,
COurtenay Barber. Redeemer, Chicago, Ill. !;
+. 9. Day, St. Peters. Helena. Mont: c. C.
Pays'n. our Savior. Longwood Mass. !;
Frank V Whiting Trinity Cathedral CIeve-
land. Ohio, O.. Ward Kemp. st. Marks,
S"att!e Wash: Robert S Hart, Mount Cal
vary. Baltimore, Md. Bert T. Amos. Trim
i,y Washington, ID. G: A. NJ. MADDEN. st.
Thomas. New York city; 5. II. Riker, Trim
ity Ians!uEburg. N Y: A A. Talmage, st.
PANS Pro-CathedraL Los Angeles, Cal; ].
G.. BragIu. ir., St Peters. Washington, ".
G.. f.. W. Rollins. ST. Paul's Concord n.
H, T. X Robinson, Christ Church, Vicks-
burg. Miss; c. NJ. Lovsted, st. Andrew s
Cathedral. Honolulu. Hawaii: S. l.. Fellows.
St Mark 5, Denver. Col: James II. Fall
COner, ST Matthew's, New York city: r. r.
Elnuey, Christ Church. Savannah. Ga. =;
John NJ Locke. Grace Church. Orange. N.
j. w. h. Dali, Grace Church. Brooklyn, n.
Y. r. III. Bonsall. st. Matthew'S, Philadel-
phia, Pa. William A. Cornelius. St. Steph-
ems. Mckeesport. Pa: George r Robinson.
Graz Church Kirkwood Mo; Ivanhoe S.
EulSr, Trinity. Shamokin. Pa. j. L. Hough-
telling Christ Church. Wnnet ka, Ill; Robert
+. Anderson. Richmond, Va.
George Il. Ballachey, ST. Paurs. Buffalo,
N. Y, George II. Bachelor. Grace, Mem
phis. Tenn; Edwin Belknap. ST Paurs.
New Orleans. La: w. b. Dent, st. Pauls 5.
Washington, d. c.; F.. A. Fusch, Christ
Church. Nashville. Tenn; A. A. Mckenzie.
81 Johns. st. Paul. MINI; ]. H. Radtke,
St Johns. Milwaukee, Wis.
Forward Movements"
A meeting in the interest of the for
ward movement concluded the morning
session. and. as it ended. cards of sub
scriptIon for furthering the work during
the next year were passed among the