The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
BIG CONVENTION
BROTHERHOOD ST. ANDREW
AT WASHINGTON.
international Session Next Month I'M
portant one-Local Delegates
to Attend.

Extraordinary interest Is being taken ty
members Of the many local chapters of
the Brotherhood of St Andrew in the in
teinational convention of the order which
is to be held September % in Washington,
d. c. Practically every parish In the
Protestant Episcopal diocese of Newark
will send down large delegations outside
Of their formal representatives, as every
member o. lha b-otherhood desires to
make the evnt the most important the
organization has ever held.
The various parishes in the diocese OF
Washington ave already planned to en-
tertain several thousands of guests at the
homes of the Washington member during
the week beginning September p, and ar
rangements and correspondence is now
going on between the secretaries of the
local chapters and their Washington broth
ren % secure accommodations for the
very large number that will represent the
parishes OF this ely.
The program for the five days conven-
tion Is as follows:
Wednesday, September 25-Meetine Of
the United States Council. meeting of the
Canadian Council. meeting Of the interna-
tional committee. Quiet Hour-the Pres
ence If cod" Right Rev. {. Ii. Brent,
d. D.. bishop Of the Philippines.
Thursday. September 26-Meeting Tor
prayer. Devotional address by Right Rev;
d. s. futile. d. D., presiding bishop or
the American Church,. subject. THE JOY
Of Worship" Opening service of the con-
vention. Anniversary, sermon supJeet'
The Kingdoms of This World Have Be
come the Kingdoms of Our Lord and OF
His Christ" Organization; report of the
international committee: rules OF order,
election of officers Addresses OF WELCOME;
President OF convention, bishop of WASH
lngton. Hon. Henry b.. f, Macfarland,
commissioner of the District Of Columbia.
Responses for: Great Britain, @. A. King.
first ce-president of the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew in Englandi the West lnhies'
His Grace the Archbishop OF the West ln-
dies: Canada. N f. Davidson. former pres
ident of the brotherhood in Canada. Public
meeting: "A Mans Personal Service for
Christ In His Life in the World;"' speaker:
Right Rev. c.. p. Woodcock. bishop OF
Friday. September 27-"The Joys of serv-
Ice" the Rev. T. w. Powell. Englinton,
Ontario. Canada; business meeting; after
noon, general conference work; The IlV-
ing Power of the Holy C~ommunion.' The
Memorial Of the One Sacrifice" the Right
Rev. John Du Moulin. d. D., bishop Of
Misga r. Io os5v,S Great lTSa iEiyi9 9a t 1TnIon
with the Assembled Christ the Right
Rev. II. Y. Satterlee. D. D., bishop of
SATURDAY September 2S-Meeting for
prayer; 1.-THE JOY of Sacrifice" devotional
address by the Most Rev. Enos Nuttall.
D. D., archbishop OF West lndiessi separate
Anal business sessions Of the United States
and Canadian brotherhoods; general confer
ence: .Consecration Of the Body" the
Rev. Floyd Tomkins;, p, p; rector of Holy
Trinity Church. Philadelphia; "Consecra-
tion Of the Mind. the verv Rev. George
Hodges, u. D., dean of Cambridge Theolog-
ical Seminary, Cambridge. Mass; public
meeting; 1.-THE Boy and the Church. HUI
bert Carleton. editor Of st. Andrews
sunday. September 29-Annual charge TO
the brotherhood, the Most Rev. Enus
Ny-ttoI1 ~ n arrbhic1nn 0f tho WpSt