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

SO that donors may specify the country to
which their pledges or gifts are made. 1890
pm, luncheon. 2:3O-4 PM, general confer
ence for juniors, Continental Hall; subject,
What Boy Can Do''-for his Master, Bert
Alley. st. Sfmon's Junior Chapter, Toronto
Canada: for himself Marvin Kent Curtis
st. Simon's Junior, Chapter, Chicago; for
the other fellow. Donald c. Stuart, Trinity
Junior Chapter, Syracuse, N. Y; for the
brotherhood Frank Huber Ascension Jun
Tor Chapter, Buffalo. N Y. 4 pm. gen.
eral conference. Continental Hall; "Conse-
Grafton Of the Body Rev. Floyd w. Tom
kins, d. D., rector Holy Trinity Church.
Philadelphia: "Consecration of the Mind"
Very Rev. George Hodges, d. D., dean
Episcopal Theological Seminary. Cam
bridge, Mass. pm, conference for seniors
man, w. A. Haberstro, field secretary
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew. 8 p.m public
meeting, Continental Hall, THE Boy and
the Church Hubert Carleton, editor of ST.
o. H. c., West Park, n. Y.
Annual Charge to Brotherhood.
Sunday, September 29-Holy communion
In city churches at usual hours. 900 a M
annual charge to the brotherhood, Church
Of the Epiphany, Most Rev. Enos Nuttall.
d. D., Archbishop of the West Indies. 3
pm. open-air meeting on the grounds of
the Cathedral of S. Peter and Paul, Mount
subject
Mans Responsibility for Man." speakers,
Father Waggett s. s. j. E, London, Eng
land; Justice Brewer. United States Su-
preme Court, Washington. d. c., and Ri
Rev. A r. Willington-Ingram. D. D.. Lord
Bishop Of London. pm, public meeting,
Continental Hall; the call. Follow Me-
Rev. j. H. McIlvaine. d. D.. rector Cal
vary Church. Pittsburg, Pa: the surren-
der, What wilt Thou Have Me to Dog" Ri
Rev. Edgar Jacob. D. D., Bishop of St.
Adams; the commission, Go Ye Into All
the World" Ri. Rev. T. F. Gailor D. d.,
Bishop of Tennessee 9:15 pm. farewell
meeting, Continental Hall. James L..
Houghteling, Chicago.
Arrangements for Sunday Services.
The bishop and council of the Washing
ton Cathedral have completed arrange
ments for the two great services to be
held next Sunday on the cathedral grounds
Inc committee on transportation, Canon
r. P. Williams, chairman, has secured a
promise from both of the traction COM
panies to run a two-mnute schedule from
y am. to d pm. On the Rockville and Ten
leytown line and on the Chevy Chase line
as far as Cathedral avenue. where buses
will take the people to the cathedral
grounds for cents each way. Arrange
ments are also being made for a line of
herdics from Dupont Circle out Massa-
chuSetts avenue.
For the service of laying the foundation
stone at noon covered stand has been
erected to accommodate about !, 800 people
of whom three-fourths will be the bishops
and other clergy, distinguished visitors and
invited guests.
There will be ample standing room for
four or five thousand people within ear
shot Of the speakers voice. Arrangements
have also been made for the comfort of
those desiring to remain on the grounds in
the interval between the services.
For the service at o'clock there will be
seats for most of the people in the natural
amphitheater below the Peace cross, where
the service will be held No seats will be
reserved at this service except for the
Cathedral School for Girls
Canon Alfred Harding. DID,, master of
ceremonies, has arranged with Maj Rich
ard Sylvester to fill the position of grand