Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-24

morrow evening in Trinity Church. Sd
and streets. 1t will be in the nature
OF a quiet hour, and Rt. Rev. Charles H.
Brent, bishop of the Philippine Islands,
who arrived in New York yesterday from
England, and who will come here today,
will preside.
The local organization of the brother
hood met last evening in st. Paurs
Church. 23d street. and perfected all de-
tails of the program for the international
convention which is also the twenty
second annual meeting in the United
States. At the business meeting pre-
this city, resolutions of regret because
of the death of Gen. Cecil Clay were
passed
Gen. Clay was National Council member
for this diocese, and also chairman of
the hospitality committee of the conven-
ton. A committee from the brother
hood will attend the funeral and prepare
resolutions of respect to his memory.
Devotional Services.
After the business meeting devotional
services were held for half an hour in
the church, which was crowded to the
doors with members. Young men have
volunteered their services as guides for
the visitors, who will be in Washington
the entire week.
The most important event of the week. of
course. Will be the open-air meeting at
Cathedral Close, at O'Clock Sunday after
noon, and the laying of the foundation
stone of the new Cathedral of Saints Peter
and Paul al that time.
Among the bishops who will preach at
the convention are: Right Rev. D. S. Tut
tie, ID, presiding bishop of the Ameri-
can Church; Right Rev. ]. n. Mccormick
DID. Bishop Coadjutor of Western Michigan:
the Bishop of Kentucky Right Rev. c. E.
Woodcock; Right Rev. John du Moulin D.
D., Bishop of Niagara; Right Rev. Robert
Goldman, D., Bishop of Maine; Right Rev
II n IiCh g
ton; Most Rev. Enos Nuttall. d. D., Arch
bishop of the West Indies; Right Rev. A. F.
Wilmington Ingram, DID, Lord Bishop of
London; Right Rev. Edgar Jacob ID,
Bishop of St. Adams; Right Rev. T. +.
Caller, ID, Bishop of Tennessee.
Program of Convention.
Following is the official program for the
brotherhood convention:
Wednesday, September 25.-1O am. 1890
and $3.50 p. m, meeting of the United States
Council; 10 "a. m. to 1870 pm, meeting of
the Canadian Council; . to $50 D m, meet
ing Of the International committee; to :
pm, preparatory and devotional confer
ence of convention speakers; leaders, James
l.. Houghteling, Chicago. founder Of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew; Rev. Floyd
w. Tomkins, d. D., rector of Holy Trinity
Church, Philadelphia, Pa. = to $50 pm.
Trinity Church, corner Sd and c streets
northwest, quiet hour, the presence of God.
d.
munion in different city churches: $50 to
1915 am, Church of the Epiphany, G
street between 18th and 18th streets north
west; meeting for prayer: devotional adj
dress by Right Rev. D. s. futile. d. D.,
presiding bishop of the American church:
subject. The Joy of Worship" 1870 am.
opening service of the convention, Church
of the Epiphany; anniversary sermon sub
ject, The Kingdoms of This " orld Have
Become the Kingdoms of Our Lord and of
His Christ Right Rev. ]. n. Mccormick,
D. D., Bishop Coadjutor of Western Michi-
gan. j. m, preliminary meeting for iu-
niors. Continental Hall: speaker Hubert
Carleton, general secretary Brotherhood of
st. Andrew IN the United States. l.: 30
pm, luncheon. 2:30 to pm, organiza-
ton, Continental Hall; report of the inter
national comrNttee; rules OF order; cleo
ton of officers; addresses of welcome by
president of convention, Bishop of Wash
ington and Henry B. F. Macfarrand. Com
missioner of the District of Columbia: re-
sponses. for Great Britain by c. 4. King,
first vice president Brotherhood of ST. An
drew in England; the West Indies, by his
grace the Archbishop of the West Indies.
and for Canada by n. F. Davidson ex-
president of the brotherhood in Canada
pm, general conference, Continental
Hall: First Principles, Prayer Made Sys-
vice president Brotherhood of ST. Andrew
in England ard Service Made Systematic
and Practical Robert II. Gardiner, presi-
dent Brotherhood of st. Andrew in the
United States. to go pm, public meet
ing, Continental Hall; "A Mans Personal
Service for Christ in His Life in the
World speakers. Right Rev. c. e. Wood
cock d. D., Bishop of Kentucky, and John
r. Mott, secretary international committee
of Y. NJ. C. A.
In the City Churches.
Friday, September 2T-7 am, holy COM