Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

in the bishops garden in Washington
Cathedral Close that afternoon at 5
o'clock by Bishop Freeman and the
Cathedral Chapter.
A mass meeting with the subject,
"The Influence of Family of Chris
tians," will be held at the Church OF
the Epiphany Monday. october 8, at
pm The speakers are to be Right
Rev. Logan H. Roots, Bishop OF Han
kov; Rev. Frank E. Wilson, Christ
Church, Eau Claire, Wis, and Right
Rev. Charles l.. Slattery, Bishop OF
Massachusetts. Tuesday, October 8,
another mass meeting will be held IN
the Church of the Epiphany at pm,
when Rev. DR.. Joseph Fort Newton
rector of St Paul's Church. Overlook,
pa. will speak on THE Working Prin-
cipies of a Christian" and Right Rev.
THOMAS C. Darst, Bishop OF East caro-.
lima and chairman of the National
Commission on Evangelism, will address
the delegates on THE World Call Tor
Evangelism"
business sessions and group confer
ences will occupy the rest OF the con-
vention time. The sessions OF the con-
vention will be held at the Hotel May
flower On Sunday, october q. at 7:3O
m. corporate communion for the con-
yention will be celebrated at ST.
Thomas Church.
The sessions of the junior section OF
the brotherhood convention Will TAKE
Mace at st, Thomas Parish House, l772
Church street northwest. The junior
F; delegates will attend number OF the
senior conferences and mass meetings
and other events, but will have group
of notable speakers Of their own IN,
Guiding many bishops ana lay ano
clerical church leaders.
Intensive efforts are being made pS
Mr.. Choate and his committeeman te
have an attendance at these orotner'
hood sessions of 1000 men ana poys
| from the diocese of Washington, ane
more than 700 names have alreaoS
! been enrolled for this purpose. Inc
; enrolment is not confined to members
of the Brotherhood OF st. AnoreW
Men and boys from any parish are
welcome to enrolment. The juniors
will have the afternoons of Saturday
Monday and Tuesday for camp re-
unions and other recreation. There
will be opportunity for a few out-ot-
| town bows to make flights over Wash
ington by aeroplane, if they bring tht
written consent of their parents witt
them.
Delegates Registered.
The registrations of delegates to the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew Convention
from outside the diocese of Washing
ton at the present time are as follows
Diocese of Albany: Denny Pollock, AL
bany; Rev. I. G. Rouillard, Saratoga
Springs. Diocese of Bethlehem: Gler
r Walter. Sayre: Paul w. Gardner
Scranton, and w. A. Hazard, Bethle
hem Diocese of California: Fred 7
Foster. San Francisco. Diocese of cen
trail New York: Stephen A. K. Parker
Elmira: Frank H. Pyke, Syracuse
Diocese of Chicago: George c. Kubitz
Rev. David E. Gibson, James w. Rex
ir.. BENJAMIN r. Coleman, Courtena,
Barber, A. NJ David. Malcolm Camp
bell. jr.. Sterling G. Veitch l.. H. Kel
logg, DR.. Edward F. Kenyon, Fredericl
C. Spalding, H. C. Dixon, James L
Houghteling, E. H. Stroud, Henry d
Hart, william F. Pelham, Joseph E
BOYLE and Jewell Stevens, all of Chi
cago
Diocese of Connecticut: Wallace c
Hutton New Haven; r. l. Catlin, Hart
ford: Nathal Holbrook and Abel Hol
: brook. New Haven. Diocese OF Dela
ware: Frederick Bringhurst, Whining
ton: Thomas w. Richardson and Edel
Jones. Marshalltown. Diocese OF EaS
Carolina: j. @. Beckwith, Lumberton
DR.. j B. Cranner, Wilmington. Dio
cese of Erie: F. B. Mallett, Sharon
Diocese of Fond du Lac: The Rev. j. M
johnson. Wisconsin Rapids. Diocese o
, Florida: B. F. Trenary. Jacksonville
, and F. S. Vail. ST. Augustine. Dioces
of Iowa. nr c. c. M Wicher De
Moines. DiocesAsof Kentucky: John
Alexander. Rev. Francis w. Hardy
morris Bachmann. Harold Willings an
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