Evening star., 1911-06-03
GounfiI of lutheran
Brotberbooos
II. v. DE GRAW,
Monday Evening.

Monday Evening.
o'clock-vesper service, conducted by
Rev John Weidley. pastor Of Church of
Reformation.
Words Of welcome. t.ev. Lloyd c. Doug
las and Harry T. Domer. Washington; re-
sponses, Rev. A. E. Wagner, Altoona,
Pa, and Mr.. H. A Getz. Los Angeles.
Cal.
Addresses-"The Call Of the Church to
It's Men, Mr. Harry B. Gerhardt. Balti-
more. Md: Winning and Holding Men,
Mr. Arthur King. Middletown, Pa.
and Stewardship Of Time. Money and
Influence" Rev. Charles s. Albert, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Tuesday Morning.
$50 o'clock-A quiet hour OF prayer
conducted by Rev. 8. P. Long. Mansfield
Ohio
Appointment of committees. etc. with
one-minute reports from the field.
Addresses-tD THE Brotherhood Help
ing the Pastor" Mr.. C. ]. Driever. Chi
cago, H.. % Men and the Sunday
School," Mr. G. A. Kleinfelter. Baltimore
Md: 90 'The Brotherhood and the Boy
Rev. H G. Erdman. Swissvale. Pa. and
"a The Me2 and Religion Forward
Baltimore, Md.
AFTERNOON.
2 o'clock-A Round Table on Brother
hood Problems: ta) How can we keep
the work of the congregation and Sunda y
school continually and efYectualIy before
g brotherhood" Mr.. W. II. Schaus.
Springfield. Ohio. (b) rs it practical to
give every man something to do that will
keep him interested IN brotherhood
work?" Mr.. William Med. Biggerstaff
St. Joseph, Mo. (c) What character OF
program will best attract and hold men?'
Mr.. w. c. schott. New Philadelphia,
to interest the disinterested men OF q con-
sregaticn In It's work?' DR.. L. A. Beard
Polo. III. te) why and how have a
synodical brotherhoodT' Mr.. G. E. Rizer
erhood bring up the missionary and be.
nevolent giving of a congregation?" Mr.
A. II. Harter. Harrisburg. Pa (g) "What
can the brotherhood do to help the home
Carl NJ. Distler. Baltimore. Md. Oh
What part should social and athletic
features have IN brotherhood work." r
NJ Shivel. Grand Rapids. Mich. a.
have in brotherhood work?' Mr.. Henry
McAfee. Topeka. Kan.
Addresses: u) THE Brotherhood Pro
noting an Intelligent and Loyal Lutheran
uI. w. L. ATILuBoIs o6IufuOTc
Md. (2) The Brotherhood and Church
Literature" M. c. Stoever. Philadelphia
Pa. (3) The Civic and Patriotic Duty o
Christian Men," Mr.. John L. Zimmerman
Springfield. Ohio.
Business hour.
Evening. 6 to o'clock. banquet at TIT
Ebbitt House. toastmaster, Mr. John L
Zimmerman. Springfield, Ohio.
Six ten-minute addresses. theme. "AI
AIl-around Christian MaR
Him maelf' MI. II. s. Run
yon, New York. n. Y.
"a Man and His Home" Mr.. Henri
Denhart. Washington. Ill.
a Man Among Men," MT. Charles
Geesey, Altoona. Pa
"a Man and His Business" Mr.. JohI
Hubner, Catonsvilie. Md.
"A Man and His City," Col Edwart
vollrath, Bucyrus. Ohio.
"A Man and His Church." Mr. John q
Schilpp Baltimore. Nd
The local Washington committee OF ar
rangements is as follows: Rev. Charlie!
p. wiIes. chairman. sos F street north
east: Messrs. Harry I. Domer, represent
ing Maryland synod; p. ". DeGraw. th'
Church Of the Reformation. fourth assist
ant postmaster general: w. II. F1nkle
Luther Place Memorial Church: William
Blum St Paurs English Lutheran
Church: ]. X. Bittenbender, Keller Me
mortal Lutheran Church; Christian
Herold. Zion Lutheran Church: G. g
LoGhier. the Church of the Epiphany
cchn s. Bei eiI.1aan. eiscrgeto.5a Lutheran