Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
MILL HOLD COMMUNION
ON JAMESTOWN ISLAND
brotherhood of St. Andrew
Plans Unique Conven-
ton Feature.
'E':rS Ar NORFOLK OCTOBER ~
iiErimaEc To Spot where English
ftrrt PnrtOok Sncrrd Ecnat of
Church on American SOIL VIII be
NIndo by Stcnncr.

VIZ NOt ~ W.
Nlndo by Stcnmcr.
NORFOLK, VA. Oct. New York.
tlndciphia. Chicago--,hcs are the
itins generally selected for tn"
brotherhood Of st. Andrews con-
eHtion. The attendance nj tn" con
'entions OF tho past has been 1000.
Including the local members. Octo-
'er l2 is the date for the Convention
his year. ana 1t IN To be held in
Norfolk. This city IN going 10 have
bigger convention than any or the
preceding cities have had. for tn"
goal sh. sets is i,5o0--5o per cent
more than the largest ciiics OF the
country have been able to assemble,
Norfolk has natural and historical
advantages. aud she intends - use
hem.
An Unusual piigrimoge.
ona of the big and unusual tca-
ihcS OF the thirty -GiNtL annual con-
ven zion is "a piiEriinaga over his
iorical ground IN Tid.wntor Virginia.
steamer vii! be chartered to tall"
tho delegates To Jam-stown. where
molly communion Win bn received un
icr tho trees as tho AEst represent
ttivns OF the Church OF England did
when they landed in this country.
/ W illiauADurE - vi,.t The William
tHd Mary College. From there au-
touob!icB or 4 speciai train VII take
them 10 Newport News. where ,hcr
I"i.l again board thclr steamer :Ur
IN"rfolE. The complete tour is 20
take ali the daylight. hours OF friday'.
4 ard 81 II something that has never
boon oquailcd In interest of value TO
tho Brotherhood in ANY ot their pre-
Niuus conventions.
Founded ia 1883.
The brotherhood OF 81 Andrews is
no now organization. 1t WIS founded
IN 1873 hy James liogghtcllnc. "A chi-
cago banker Edward Horne Honst!l,
president 81 the brotherhood. war
clrotcd iu 1911. lie has held that
position n. III "a crct!itIhle manner, sine"
tial tirr. iIc Is q member OF ST
Mathews Parish or Philadelphia.
rrd hc IS the leader 81 - large mems
Bible olaeS Mr.. Eousall has always
liNcd in PhinUclnhia. and has taken
prom!ucn, pari IN tho affairs ~ tho
Diocese ~ Philadelphia. iic Is
prom'rcnt IN the business world. as
rrcsiden; 81 th, Land Title and trust
c"upuuy Of Philadelphia. This CON
corn is the largest organization Of ito
kind Ia the world. Mr BonSali VIII
part "a tho convention.
Discus. Important Topics.
subjects OF great Importance Viii
bc discusSeG - the public meetings.
+. The can OF the Ministry is on" 81
Tho topics mat is expected I" attract
attention Ia tE!s era OF social un-
rest u sermon on this subject te
locked forward 10 by the young
. Epi scopalian ~ "a comfort Chris
tian Unity" IS another OF the "fca-
turc" addresses.
Each weekday morning IA quiet
hour OF reflection on the Bible vii
be conducted By Rev ". H. Griffith
Thomas. Or. Thomas is widely
Known IN the Christian world. and is
a resilient of Philadelphia The
preparation service will he conducted
ny DR.. q. Ashton Oldham. rector Of
- AIMS Church. OF brooklyn. y. Y.
D-. oldham is the nuthor of several
south Carolina. and the Rev. DIR.
Hubert Carioson. of wilmct,c. Ill.
viii be the chief apcakers At the call
TO the ministry service.
Assemble at Client Club.
Client Club. on Olncy Road on the
Hague will be the main convention
hall IT Is at this building that the
senior delegates will conduct their
business meetings. The juniors arc
IN meet in the parish hall OF Christ
Church. Mombcrs will have no
trouble in finding their way to and
from their meetings and their re-
spcctive hotels. as both halls are
veil located and are convenient TO
tho traction lines.
One biz thing TO remember is tlu!
caot that although Norfolk is the
smallest city that the brotherhood
has ever visited as an organization.
CHS, the thir -y-siXth annual convcn-
ton is to be the biggest, brightest,
and best" convention ever held