The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-26

the interest 1t is probable that there
will be but little contest. and that the
present officers viii be renominated.
The Washington Herald will give a
complete account Of each days proceed
ings. It has a bureau in Continental
Hall.
The fact that the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew holds out no social inducements
to its members seems to be one of the
proudest boasts Of the organization
Many Of the delegates to the junior con-
vention have obtained leave OF absence
from their schools. The do not seem to
care how long the convention lasts.
The Office of the transportation COM
mittee is in room u on the main floor Of
Continental Hall. A representative Of
the committee is present at all times.
The secretary Of the convention. Mr.
Amos, expects that the convention viii
do much to Increase the membership in
the Brotherhood throughout the East
Bishop Satterlee has thrown open his
! Episcopal residence. and there are seven
visiting delegates staying with him, in
GLIDING Bishop Enos INITIAL and Bishop
Jacobs.
Forty-slx men came in from Chicago
on a special train last night Adding
/ these 10 the number already here. Chi
traac 10 Firilf-
vention.
silas MCGEE, editor Of the Churchman,
and personal friend OF President Roose-
welt, will stay with Bishop Satterlee. He
Is expected in Washington with Bishop
/ Ingram.
] Many OF the delegates visited the Con-
/ gressionaI Library last night after the
! services at Trinity Church. Others stole
odd moments 10 do sightseeing yesterday
afternoon.
The Brotherhood is so much pleased
with Washington as a meeting place that
/ plans are already on foot TO have the
next convention or the one after that In
this city.
/ Bishop Brent. Of the Philippines. who
| delivered the sermon last night has Just
/ returned from China. whore he attended
+ the international convention OF foreign
/ missionaries.
| It has been announced that brcuty
/ viii characterize all the speeches made
/ during the convention. This is due to the
/ fact that so many prominent speakers are
/ on the programme
Bishop Nuttall is said to be the most
! eminent English authority on the colored
! question. His see Is the West Indies.
[ so that he has had ample opportunity TO
study these problems.
The feature of to-dsy's programme is
! the address OF Rt. Rev. y. s. Tuttie.
D. D., presiding bishop Of the American
/ Church. which will be delivered at the
/ Church Of the Epiphany this morning.
New York has but few delegates. but
they are said to he among the most ener-
getic workers in the Brotherhood, among
them being Rev. 4. s. Lloyd. d. D.. gen
/ eral secretary TO the board of missions.
H. =. w English. Of Plttsburg, first
vice president OF the Brotherhood Of St.
Andrew. is the president of the Chamber
Of Commerce In that city He is i'm
mensely interested in the Juvenile Court
In that city.
The galleries Of Trinity Church last
night were thronged with women. many
Of them being the wives Of the dele
gates. but a greater number coming from
Trinity parish at the invitation Of Rev.
DR.. Williams, the pastor.
Rev. J. B. Walker. D. n. the Indian
missionary from South Dakota, held an in
formal levee last night and was the cen
ter Of all eyes. he is a fulI-blooded In
dian. but one Of the lights of the EpIs-
! copal Church Of the West
The Brotherhood viii make a special
effort TO arrange a reception by Presi-
dent Roosevelt during its stay here. The
plans have not yet been completed, but
1t is probable that the President will con
sent to meet the delegates on Friday.
The preliminary meeting for juniors,
which was scheduled to take place in
| Continental Hall at noon tomorrow. will
begin at the same hour In the Sunday
school rooms Of the Church of the Epiph-
any 1t was discovered that there would
not be time 10 hold the meeting at the
hall.
A small pamphlet, giving the history of
| st. Andrew, and telling Of its success,
| was circulated at Continental Hall yes
| terday. It's authors are Edward II. Bon
sail. president Of the Philadelphia Local
! Assembly. and Hubert Carleton, general
secretary Of the Brotherhood Of the
United States.
President Gardiner, Of the Brotherhood.
desires especial attention to be paid to
the fact that holy communion will be
| celebrated at 7 a. m. Thursday and Fri
| day mornings IN the following churches:
Church Of the Epiphany, Trinity. Ascen-
sion, ST. Johns. St Paurs. St Thomas,
ST Andrews, st, Stephens. and St
| Marks.
Funeral of Gen. Clay.
With impressive ceremonies the BODY
/ Of Gen. Cecil Clay was laid to rest in