The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-02
PASTOR HUDSON,SFAREWELL
ssr TRoUBLE IN hrs CHURCH OYER
THE CHINESE SUNDAY SCHOOL.

.. A,ins,cn M.de to n Fro. the Fuip,t.
"a,, the I.ate supe rintendent Expresses
Nor Hearty Approval OF American Girls
Earry,ng chinese ir They Want To.
Tho Rev. Henry II. Hudson. pastor OF tho
rsni,y f,aptist Church. in Fifty-iifth street,
-, Lexington avenue. preached his farewell
..,mon last night He chose q number Of
s.;ts from The New Testament beginning with
~. word Finally" and attached to them
~o,ds OF general hope and counsel for the
,oturc prosperity Of the church.
No mention was made OF tho Chinese Sun
A.v school which has been the leading bone Of
.ontcntion In tho church. nor Of the motives
INT led to tho resignation. Mrs. Augusta
nrto, the late superintendent OF the Chinese
sunday school. and all the young women who
Nave taught in tho school. were present. with
~ exception OF Miss Fields who has recently
hscome Mrs. J. Lee Wing. and Miss Phllbrock.
ono also married her Chinese pupil. namod, It
said. Wo Sing.
Every seat In the church was fllled. and
vhep Mr. Hudson reached his final fare
veil words many Of the young women
hurst into tears and sobbed violently. Tho
Minister has been stanch supporter Of
the Chinese worl-sunday supper and all
and his departure Is fclt to be crush
upcrintcndent. who is now "a years old. held
her handkerchief to her eyes and mado n vio-
lent display Of her emotions. At tho end OF
me sermon Miss Joyce walked up the stairs
INTO the pulpit with largo silver inkstand In
her hands. which she presented to tho minister
In n tmil speech in behalf OF the Young
Womens Christian Md Society.
Mrs. J. Leo Wing. tho young American
woman who married the Chinese laundryman
from brooklyn week ago last Wednesday.
attended, the morning service Of tho church In
company with her husband. who wore a happy
smilc. They snt in ono OF tho front pews. and
after tho sermon partook Of the communion:
Only few Of the church members had heard
s aSSp &; s1"yaed asSSnI S.5 and &E VIZ to
p hs ernoon G the @hnese
echnoi was held in the .vestrylroom and
10 newly married couple attended that
It. sEs9 "t s''snts s'sF Stass'v v
,S oil hand Der as nsSs With
yestsrday's meeting: aud fifteen pretty young
e;ra ssis Tiiteeh is an unusually large mum
Ser for tho meetings. since last septemLer
Ehea the SS.b fo
e &Seh ssF e %ns ep Tet soss to si
efT s T Mr. wnHp now
that hc has won his former teacher as q
steady companion. simply came In tho .guise
lecture. One Of the other Cinnamon. however.
when asked why 81 many of them were pres
en-, ,s"daE is said to have replied with
~ LEO YIN: got q p!etty wifeo: maybe Sam
Ate: The farewell service in the evening the
creator part Of tho nom bers OF the congrcga-
Eai,cd 70 say good-by to the pastor. q genera!
fsa a sTss ss weE
known to the majority OF them for tho first
on tho subjecs by one Of tho deacons. let forth
.'swhty0 q s l1tV they marry Cinnamon II
"rd rather marry n Ghinarn1an myself than
would white man nan, They don't spit. or chew ;
sS they haws en fd Ss
2apers to make such fuss about?
Field has a1red ab6 Kind and re-
f fe' and eomtortabIs in in Mr. Wings
s &as s sfS WON'T Wills Esvf he to Stands d1 any o Of
md drinks Whiskey, as some white, men DO
and there very lew other, young women that
NJ xst 80 soP 3bsn N ID h rather marry
$50 would T." chimed in ,buxom. brown
haired young woman who WIN h9d dS2Hn
sad tell blond e ~ who o. was
the pastol i've 'p threo ohars Joined IN tho
assertion with an air of great conviction;
Mes ut osa
when he, speaks English SO beautifully
They say he wasn't satisfied with his first
nsk cd to have her changed ior a nicer one The
truth Of the matter Ia that when he first came
the whoe t" shs Was
engaged to q young American at the time. and
after Mr.; Wing bexan to to bring her bouquets
having S I Sor i tessh p tho Chinese school, He
%ns Gn naa the eR5
man. Then she invited Mr. Wing to como and
pee her in her rooms because she wasn't COM
w, WAYS bo happy to soc him. him. ''''. ~ ::
he said. No. YOU are married nov. and It
sSH ss BE
hifp to marry him It shows her good sense.
e Si HIS SHs Dot
,sII FhiSTqS9k wasn't married on the same
hsve said She was married q number Of
months ago but chose to keep her, marriage
secret. bheS not living IN New York now. ana
she hasn't been for some time. Hor husband
Is Just as respecta BILE u man rs Mr.. Wing. and
he has justns much to make lilo happy for hOr."
What is her husbands name? asked re-
= "Hh:h.h. don't you wishw Kissed Mrs.
t d Gase rsooEtSys SSs6t to r. dToSnsa
young woman. I'd horsewhip you |
myself for making 40 much fuss |
about theso. things and Illustrating them |
&C.. Miss Philbrooks husband is a respectable |
man. md she has no reason to be ashamed OF |
him. But II she doesn't wish to make his |
pane known 10 the public you won't get 1t |
!Icre's q young woman" criol Mrs. Carlo.
bursting out anew. and pointing to tall. |
sweet-looking cir! with q string OF pearls |
around her neck, " who is Obliged to WORK in
store. She was kept w until o'clock last |
hight, and the three young Americans that |
gent homo with her insult"d her on the street. |
20 YOU suppose any Chihaman would have |
done that2 He would have walked home with |
her. smiling and harry. and no would never |
have used An indelicnte word"
Miss Philbrook. whose husbands pome. IL
was said. 10 Wo Sing, n Brooklyn lnundrymnn
ts tho daughter OF John W. Philbrook "A Grand
Army man. living with his wife at 2Ipj Fast
Fifty-sevcnth street. Both Mr.. Philbrook and
his wife are apparently much exercised over
their daughters action in marrying a China.
AAn. and resent any illusions to the subject,