Evening star., 1909-05-16

Needs" Alexander NJ Hadden, a national
council member OF New York, told OF
parish and what might be accomplished
by personal service. In illustration he
told of many Incidents in his work
among men in New York. He urged ..le
brotherhood men and boys to become ac
Quainted with their rectors to give them
their aid and work for the church.
Telling OF the manner in which many
OF the leaders in the brotherhood work
had received the call of God to the serv-
ice Mr.. Hadden appealed to the delegates
to spread the call TO every man In their
parishes and acquaintance. He told OF
the work Of the first brotherhood men
among the poor. sick and needy.
"Method-Its Results"
'Method-Its Results" in aggressive
church work by laymen was the subject
of discussion by L. A. Lambert of 81.
James Chapter OF Baltimore, Md He
said that the desired results are to spread
the kingdom Of Christ among men and
to bring men to the Master through His
church.
You may he aggressive in business
matters and by force OF circumstances
compel others to do your bidding" Mr..
Lambert said. You may be aggressive
in politics and by force of organization
bring about conditions that will compel
men to follow your lead. You may enact
laws that will compel people TO do things
that are distasteful to them
But never in the history of the world
has mankind been brought by force 10
truly worship God or become sincere
Christians Christs kin gdom is not to be
established by force. but by love and
gentleness, and so the thought has come
to me: Do we need aggressive laymen as
much as we do useful helpful laymen
who are ready always to give their serv-
Ice wherever and whenever IL will ac-
complish the most good in helping the
work OF their own particular parish. or
in whatever mission work may come I'm
results in many Of our parishes if we
had more laymen with these methods.
THE methods employed have been pa
tient. faithful earnest work and prayer.
and the results speak for themselves, and
what has been accomplished here I am
quite sure can be Gone elsewhere with
the same methods and these same results:
and. my friends, / would like to leave with
you this thought. especially with those
who may be SO situated that they may
undertake similar work, that the results
will amply repay your best efforts and
the joy and satisfaction from what is ac-
complished will fully compensate for all
the time. means and thought you are
able to give to tt
Program for Today.
In the Church OF the Ascension at II
O'Clock this morning the prayer and con-
vention sermon will be by Rev. Robert
Johnston. rector OF the Church Of the
Savior. Philadelphia. His subject will be
''The Young Man and the Church." A
mass meeting at which George Otis
Smith, the recently elected president OF
the Y. NJ. G. A.. will preside will be held
In ST. Paul's parish hall at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. The speakers will be John w.
Wood of New York and Rev. Walter b.
Stehl of Centerville. Md.
Rev. A. B. Kinsolving Of Baltimore will
conduct evening prayer In st. Paul's
meeting of the convention will be held
at $50 O'Clock. w. II. Singleton, the new
president, will be In charge.
Names Of the Delegates.
Following is the list of the delegates
diocese. seniors. Rev. c. 8. Abbott, III. c.
Amiss, B. T. Amiss. w. B. Baker, j. II.
Blake, ]. r. Bicknell E. p Borden. E. N.
Bailey. Z. L. Brown, w. r. Ciarkson, c.
T. Cropley. c. p. Cogswell, B. Crane. A.
P. Crenshaw. w. B. Cash. c. v. Church.
HI. 8. Childs, J. w. Crenshaw. r. A. Cur
tis, D. Carpenter, J. T. Cook. A. p. Cren-
shaw, jr.; d. r. Covell. w. F. Dias, w. B.
Dent, ]. c. Dulin, George Emmons. w. s.
Everett. Thomas Fleming. r. p. Fuller
ton. E. H. Gibbs. Charles r. Gibson, j. l..
Gibbs, w. w. Grimes, F. 8. Glcker. II. h.
Gibson, j. H. Gibbons, A. III. Groast. DR..
A T. Gregory, c. ]. Hedrck. Clarence
Hensey. H. E. Griffin. II. A. Eaidsmith.
Howe. e. H. J. Howeil. c. J. insie., T. c.
Johnson. Rev. A. s. Johns. w. H. Jes-
sup, Rev r. E. Jones, Rev. q. T. john
son. E. w. Keyser. E. ]. King. DR.. W.
F.. Koenig. E. F. Lucas. s. P. Minnick.
Ter. S. H. Martin, O.. Matthews. c. II.
Nussbaum. A. X. Paris, jr.: j. S.
Pointer, Edgar Priest. DR.. T. f. Ridge
way, Earle Severe. F. w. Sewell. p. +.
Sutor. A. j. Schippert. w. Fl. Singleton.
f. Thompson. G. Tavenner. c. A. Thomas.
H. Van Week Charles Van Horn. DR.. J.
L. Washington. w. Waller, f. w. Wall,
l.. r. Wheeler. A. Winterwerp. II. c.
Wilkins, c. Wits.
T. Ashby. r. Bid. w. B. Baker. D. Buck.
T. Berry, NJ Baltwell, x. Clark, 8. Cou-
sins, j. H. Cheer. Paul Currie. J. ".
Davis. P. r. Daily. r. Fillius. r. Graham,
c. r. Gibson. J. w. Gale, John Guy. H.
Gorham, L. Holland, G. Hendricks. P.
o. w. Holmes. c. Johnson, +. Lehman.
l.. Lawrence, p. Leech. w. Mccoy, q.
Miller. j. McKnew, E. j. Matthews. c. +.
McAllister. L. r. Nelson, Sterling Putzkt.
H. NJ Schoenfeld. E. Schwab. w. H.
Seawright. A. Shaw. A. Schaffer, a.
Schlieter b. Talbot. P. Wrenn. G. w.
Ward. s. w. Wallace. II. X. Webster. L.
Ward and p. Wenlock.
Out-of-town delegates from Baltimore
and Easton divisions who have registered
are as follows:
Seniors-C. L. Bevan, H. w. Atkinson.
r. P. Bruin. P. G. Brooke, G. A. C..
Browning. s. Cootes, W. w. Chipchase.
P. H. Grouse, ]. I. Disney. c. Z. Dewey.
E. Duckett. H. s. Grove, Carl Holland.
J. Hunt, J. Hodges, III. Hooper, P. Jung,
p. F. G. Kelley, l.. A. Lambert, II. l..
Lyman, G. B. Moore. G. w. Norris, II.
Melvin. Z. Milener. w. II. Robertson. |.
Rodenki, Edward Scott, Rev. F. H.
c. Twombly, r. II. Crbrock.
Juniors-Harry Andrew. IL. Bender. IL.
Rockelman. c. Bordleg. A. NJ. Bash. j.
H. Bowers r. f. Carson, r. A. Crowl c.
H. Cooke, E. Callahan. |. Cook. {. Cur
tis. b. NJ Curtis. r. l.. cambridge. II. I.
Duer, E. Darnettel, C. Dawson, f. Daw-
SON. r. Dorsey. F. Ereg. r. Frank. b.
Ford. c. Finger, Raymond Geidt. j. Gal
loway, E. w. Gunther, III. A. Holden, ii.
Hoppe, Z. Hnkel. H. H. Johnnes. Z. II.
Josselyn, jr., c Jones. Z. kesmodei. H.
l.. Kuhl C. ". Keefer, Emory Linthi-
cum ]. B. McElroy, H. Melvin, W. Mel
win, ]. r. Manning, e. Mederbauser, w.
Moore. r. Montgomery. +. A. Maklnson'
A. L. Miles, J. A. Nelson. T. o. Oldham.
E. O'Neil, T. Owens, p. s. Pander, Phil
lip Peters. G. Pffer. NJ. Paige. F. A. Ro-
man, e. C. Reany. ]. Rodenhi. P. Sauiter,
L. r. Schneider, G. Schmidt, b. smith.
w. F. Schenton, ]. Smith. 1r; A. B.
Thomas, c. 7. Waumbach. j. H. Wheatley.
]. Wagoner, L. E. Wurden. +. P. Wells.
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