Evening journal., 1893-05-19
CHURCH CLUB AT DINNER.
Business and Social Transactions at Its
semi-Annual Meeting Last Night.

Semi-Annual Meeting Last Night.
Previous to the annual meeting of the
Church Club last evening, a meeting Of
the trustees of the Diocese of Delaware
was held yesterday at the Office Of
George H Bates A number of deeds
for property were turned over. among
which was the deed for Bshopstead the
residence Of Bishop Coleman, at Four
teenth and Orange streets
The property comprises the home of
Bishop Coleman, the Chapel of the Good
Shepherd and the lot containing the
stable
At the meeting Of the Church Club in
Eden Hall last night It. was decided 20
donate 81, 400 to the Trustees of the
Diocese. as a part of the fund to be pro-
vided the income of which will be de-
voted to the maintenance Of the prop
erty.
After the business meeting the Church
Club sat dawn to its semi annual dinner
About seventy persons were present.
The tables were beautifully deco
rated President =. Candy presided
Bishop Coleman took his seat at
the right of President Candy On
the left were Rev. Arthur Clifton
Powell Of Grace Church. Baltimore
John Cole, New York Church Club;
Rev. II. Ashton Henry Of trinity
Church; Alfred Lee: Rev H. Nj
BARTLETT of Christ Church, Christiana
hundred and Rev II. Gardiner
Littell, d. ID. On Bishop Coleman s
right were; John Alexander Beall OF
the New York Club; Anson A. Maher;
Colonel B. S. Church Of Arizona; + Tat
nall Warner; and Bowness Briggs Of
Philadelphia. Another visitor was H. s.
Haywood of Jersey City.
The following members of the Della
ware Church Club were present: d. p.
Barnard. S c. Bddle, Dr. Horace Burr,
Henry Brown of Henry Clay, Dr. l. H.
Ball of Brandywine Springs, T. Leslie
Carpenter, }. d. Carter, Delaware Clarke
Charles A. Cook, John Craig. j. Miuot
Curtis of Newark, DR. NJ Cardeza
Of Claymont, Dr. Peter Cooper, Il.
James BALLET, William Davidson. Charles
+. Dubell, Charles b Dubell. Charles c..
Doughten. Alfred s. Elliott, Isaac C.
Elliott, Isaac S. Elliott, w. J. Fell of
Falkland. Mr. Fisher, Judge Grubb,
John S Grohe, Charles f. Croft of Clay.
mont, Austin Harrington, Francis II.
Hoffeoker, j. b Hutchinson, A. J..
Johnson, Robert G Justis, and
Justa G. Justis of Falkland.
W. NJ. Kennard, John r. Lambson of
New Castle. George Lodge, j. William
Macklem William Z Mansley, Thomas
Mitchell w. S Mitchell, Dr. H. w.
Morrow, j. NJ New bold of Newport: James
w. Ponder, Dr. John Palmer, Jr, Charles
3 Palmer, J Parke Postles, A. S Reed,
Jesse q. Simmons, Edwin p. Slocumb,
Jackson Shaw, John E Sparrow, Thomas
A. Sparrow, S * Smith, Captain
Willard Thomson, w. Harlan Thomson.
j. Merrill Thomson, John w. Todd,
Frank X Turner, e. A. Van Trump, c
A. Wendell
The following menu was prepared by
kruse & Spencer, caterers;
Little Neck CLANS.
Consomme.
Salmon, Lobster Sauce.
Cucumbers.
flllet OF Beef. Mushroom Sauce.
Potato Bouletts. Asparagus with cream
Sweethread Patti S. Sauce a Ia Bechamel
SOrbet
Mayonaise of Tomatoes.
Cheese.
Ices. Fancy Cakes. Coffee
Cigars. Olives Salted Almonds
Bishop Coleman was invited to speak
He spoke of the good progress of the
diocese. After speaking of the good
manner in which the affairs Of the diO
cese were conducted he closed with q
fervent wish for Gods blessing upon the
life and work of the members. Speeches
we're made by John Beall. of the NeW
York Church Club Rev Arthur
Clifton Powell of Baltimore. John Cole
of the New York Church Club, Colonel
| 3 s. Church of Arizona: Rev. III
Ashton Henry aud II 5 haywood OF
Jersey City
| Church Club, of New York. for valu
able contribution TO church literature
The benediction was pronounced by
| Bishop Coleman.