Evening journal., 1894-05-18

after the business meeting adjourned
The covers were laid in the BANQUET
room which was artistically decorated.
There were three tables Bishop Cole
man. President Biddle and the guests of
honor occupied seats at the table on the
south side of the room, while the mem.
bers of the club and local clergy had
places at the other two tables. The bill
of fare was as follows;
MENU
Little Neck CLANS.
Cream Of Asparagus Soup.
DeViled Grabs.
Cucumbers.
Fillet of Beef with Mushrooms.
Potato CrOquets. Asparagus.
Quail on toast st.. {. !. ccreamed Peas.
Frozen Pudding. Cake.
Roquefort Crackers. Bre.
Olives. salted Almonds.
A telegram Of greeting was sent to
the Church Club Of Long Island, which
Bishop Coleman informed the president
was at dinner at the same time
Short speeches were made by Presi.
dent Biddle, Bishop Coleman, Rev.
Charles Wood, of Lock Haven, Pa !;
Francis A. Lewis Of Philadelphia; Rev
George A Hall, Charles M Curtis Rev
George f. Gassner, Colonel Z l. Martin,
Rev A r. Walker, Anson A Maher and
General j. Parke Postles.
Those who partook Of the dinner were
Bishop Coleman. S. Z Bddle, president
of the Church Club; Rev. Charles James
Wood, arch deacon of Pennsylvania 4;
Rev. George A. Hlzlehurst, Francis
A. Lewis and George S. Mar
tin, PHILADELPHIA > Parke Postles,
J. w Msokiem, f. w. Fisher, Rev. A.
ID Wa1lrar Pew x uau,r,cnd
II. Ashton Henry, Rev. II NJ Bartlett
E. T. Candy, Anson A Maher, T. Jack
son Shaw, J. d. Carter, George Cox, W.
r. Tadman, W. H. Thompson, Peter
Cooper, William J. Williams, D. p.
Barnard, Delaware Clark, Alexander
H Fletz of New York; John T.
Sparrow, Thomas Davidson, Charles
Z. Dubell, John NJ. Newbold, Edwin
P. Slocum, Harry f. Spsakman, Robert
B. Rayner. William T. Mansley, F. J.
Murphsy, T. Leslie Carpenter, c A.
Wendell, s. X Smith William jerks
Fell, Falkland; E James Dallett, Rev
George S Gassner. James w. Ponder,
Huxley Harvey, Alfred S Elliott,
Colonel E L Martin, George Lodge,
E. A. vanTrump William Cloud.
F..G Dupont, John NJ Harvey. John r.
Lambson. Charles NJ. Curtis, Edwin NJ.
Herbert, A. V. Leslie George, Charles l..
Doughten, NJ Thomson, William
Davidson, A. S Reed, l. G. Elliott,
Jesse G. Simmons, Austin Harrington,
Charles F. Graf, w. H Ingham. E T..
Warner, Rev. George c. Hall, J. T. Ellie.
good, S NJ Curtis.
A meeting will be held in the New
Century Club building TO morrow after
nom, in the interest Of the Girls Indus
trial School Colonel H H. Hadley oi
St Bartholomew g Mission, of New FORK
will speak Other addresses will b.
made by Mr. Canterbury of Philadelphia
Mrs. Freedburger, Of New Jersey, ant
persons Of this city.
Dr. d. w Maull, one of the old
est practitioners in this city, is critically
III at his home, No 7l4 West street aud
It is feared that he will not recover. II,
is unconscious at times aud DR.. ]. w
Crumbaugh has taken charge of hi
practice
F B. Burns of Pittsburg, is visiting
his brother, G. A. Burns, Of this city.
Isaac F. Lloyd, second vice .presidenf
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, aud Mrs Lloyd, have beer
the guests Oft Howard Lewis for th
past few days They have Just raturnc'
from an enjoyable trip to some OF tn
old historic places along the Eastern
Shore of Maryland They are spending
to day In Wilmington aud will leave 70
New York on Saturday.
Harry G Harvey, Of Mortonyille, Pa.
aud Miss Minnie A. Baylan, Of this city
were married last evening at the home o
The brides parents, NO. w Linde
street, by Rev. o 6 Buddington
About thirty immediate relatives OF th
parties were present fiom THIS citJ
West Chester c unity, Pa and Philade
phia After the ceremony receptio
aud collation. followed Tne bride wa
the recipient Of many beautiful pres
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey will max
their future home in DOwningtown, Pa.
A beautiful and delightful entertain
ment took place at Bethany Bapti'
Chapel last evening before an audien6
that crowded all the available room in tt
main audience room tthe chapel and th
adjoining apartments. The exercises cor
sisted in the May Day Revel, music by u
orchestra and mandolin club. Selection
were also rendered by John Braunstiel
wife and Mr. Gallagher. Great credit
due to Miss Anna Lawrence for the su
cessful leadership of the May Ds
Revel, to Miss Essie Simpers WI
reigned as queen, and to her subiec
who, in their bright costumes, so beaut
fully carried out their parts.
pleasant parlor social was held at q
houaa nF Mr rd M,.- NUflltoun 10
hopf at Pennsylvania avenue al
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