New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
Miss werswick. Mrs. Hans Beattie. Mrs Merrill
and Mrs. J. F.. Craig.
4 DINNER TO DEAN HOLE.
THE IOTOs CLUE HONORs THE EMINENT
ENGLISH WRITER
MANY WITTY SPEECHES MADE AND \ DELl'iI-
FIJI. WELCOME GIVEN TO THE EccLE-

MANY WITTY SPEECHES MADE AND \ DELIGHT
FIJI. WELCOME GIVEN TO THE EccLE-
sIAsTIc-HIs ANSWER.
Dean Hoe. OF Rochester Cathedral. England. must
have received a most delightful impression of Amer
lea last night nj the Loos Club This ORGANIZATION
which delights to honor "brainy' men who have
made name for themselves, and which mas enter
tanned many famous men. gave "A dinner ior 'he
eminent English writer and invited some delightful
speakers TO welcome him to America. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with palms and vines ana
the tables adorned with roses. Bishop Iotter
sent note OF sincere regret, but the Episcopal
Church was represented by Or. Greer. the Key Ar
thur Brooks. DR.. Vandewaer and the Rev. George
H. Rottome. and Dr. Macarthur was the other
clergyman present.
Frank r. Lawrence president 81 the club, pre-
sided. In introducing Dean Hoe he took occasion
to mention the fact that the club had had the honor
Of receiving Dean Stanley and Charles kingsley.
They were equally honored last night In having the
privilege Of meeting Dean Hole. He greeted the
nus:rious guest and babe MIN hearty welcome 10
America.
Dean Hole then arose and after waiting for the
applause TO die away. spoke in part as follows:
| can assure you. gentlemen. that when received
your invitation, having heard so mucn q" t , ~,
club ! resennblcd in fceing--not in i"ature-the
beautiful bride OF Bur.eigh. when
\ trouble weighed upon her.
And pcrp,exed her night and morn,
With the burhen of an honor.
INTO which she was not born.
could have quoted the words OF the mate in iicod
"t-p the Rhine" when. during a storm at sea. a
titled lady sen; for him. and asked him II he couid
swim. yves. my lady" says ne. Ike duck
THAT being the case" says she Il shall c'ndesccnd
10 Law hold OF your arm ali night" "Too great an
honor for the likes OF me-" says the nate dauSh-
teri
Even when came into this building though ! am
not II sliy man. having been educated at Hra7
Nose College. and PROFESSIONALLY hattercn through
on; my life. most probably on account 81 my sEe-
had lost this sense Of unworiAinc's' bnt your
gracious reception has not only treasured me- but
has induced a delicious Authorization that AT some
per,,l FORGOTTEN in some unconscious condition. |
have said something. done somethnI. or Wit
ten something. which really deserved your apnropa-
;ion (ipplauseJ To be serious. am. OF course
aware why this great privilege has been conferred
upon me. Ii IS because you have associated me w''n
those great men with whom was In happy inter
course that you have made my heart glad tonight.
I, has ever been my ambition to blend my HE, As
the great painted does his colors. with brains
sir" and venture TO think that such yeHrnihs
is a magnificent proof that we are not wholly desu-
tu,e Of this article. as when the poor wouhdeh
soldier exclaimed on hearing the doctor say That
ne could gee his brains. "Oh. please write home
and tell father for he has always said never had
any G.aughterJ BE that as II may, my apprecia-
ton OF my superiors has evoked from them mar
vellous sympathy has led to the formation OF very
precious friendships and has been my elevator unto
the higher abodcs o. brightness ana freshness "s
It is tonight.
Yes nv brothers II is delightful to dwell with
brains sir" condensed In books in that glorious
worll-a Ubrary-a world which We can trnN"rsc
without being sick at sea. or foVisor" on Ihhu, IN
isaIhs our my na Yr 81 rafrrh surrey the srea,
AL. Of 30
which We arr surrounded by those. who. whatever
their temporal rank may nave h'th' at~ -, t,htn
our reach wealth more precious IMAM iuV'r' lu'
all the things thou cAnst desire are not u" o' ''"'-
In this happy world met Washington Irving.
Toopsr al %9nT Great MmericSm a
thors. historical poctcal pathetic. humoroHf anI
ever since l have rejoiccd TO hold conv"r-" ~.th
them. Ncyerthele.s II is with our hN,nk com.
pancns vim 3Hr ,coH men %n9 love ID9N a. a,
comes to pass In the words Of one, who's" name
speak win run hcHT,, Hv mu N such MATERIAL
as this l. the last triumph OF civilization over
"" "" feel. as our witty bishop. afterwards Arch.
bishop. Magee described himself. when ne said !
an, nven cnrai@ might play 'Sith me Great
laughter We are bold enough to state win
Aricmus ward i his regiment. composed "Noln-
sively OF Major Generals tina; we will rest mus
kcts with anybody
Iineer ! cried o radiant time tiy power
Hath nothing else to give. i.ife b. 'mpefe
I'sef remember nn1 iSelf repeat
And ye, one more quotation whorcwith to mako
some amends for the stupidity % linn who quotes
lincs most appropriate by Tcnnyson from "Th"
I.otos Ecaler.' and repeated by one who has just
SEED the Atlantic.
We have had enough % action and - motion w..
Tossed to star"ard. oss" '' lari-rfd when 10" surge
s'eth.ng free
And the waiIownr monster 'pou'ei bis foam fountain
Let ~ swear an oath and keep ~ win au equal mind
THIS hollow I>fiN~ lana 10 llt" ana lif f'flil'o
IIere " Queen II clubs royalty ""t" an' -.
on the hills. Ike eode 'ogsther cnr.e.s - mankind
;FTcrmorc thanks the cxchequer OF the poor"
U.Ong Applause
Then President Schurnan. Of Cornell. welcomed
the Dean on behalf % the universities lie was
followed by Dr. MAJ Arthur. who made a hne speech
and paid a splendid tribute to IN" guest or thr
evening. Mr.. Brooks the next speaker. Dr.
Greer raised many "A laugh by hts witty remarks.
one of hts stories OF a man who IN making
speech on the old Testament prophets went INTO
great detail ana was extremely prOsy. lie got
through the major prophets and came TO the minor
ones
Now my friends where shall We place Hosea:
a man the back Of IN" room said:
Here, sir you may give him my place
Joseph g. Hendricks kept the room In roar.
Speaking Of Dean Hole. h" said that tn" Demo.
cratic party was in horrible hole just now. and
II the Dean really knew anything about holes, he
" lshed he would talk TO the Democratic candidate
for Governor. He brought up a Methodist
and used TO sit in the Amen Corner but h" vas
never In such n baptism Of sanctncailOn before:
The other speakers wcr" John a. Taylor; pr.
Van De water. General Wager S"lync hnW W. Lewis
Fraser Herbert olivier. a friend OF the Dean.
and +. X Wright. were the other guests. some
Howard jr, \. ". Cannon. +. 4. Burnham.
l'hester < Lord Dr. Pardee and J. w. NrOOman.