The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-30
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CLUB
HELD ITS QUARTERLY MEETING
and BANQUET LAST EVENING.


cided Upon-New Members Elected
Some of Those who Were Present.
The quarterly meeting and usual ac-
companying banquet of the Episcopal
Church club of the diocese of Connecti-
cut was held last evening at Stewards
cafe, 1918 Chapel street. A business
meeting was held at 6:45, at which the
following new members were elected 20
the club:
Morris w. Seymour Thomas l.. Wat
son, George c. Edwards, Horace L. Will
mot of Bridgeport, e. Livingston Wells
Of Southport, Norris G. Osborn of New
Haven, and Henry f. Jordan of Bran
ford.
The club then adjourned to the ban
quet hall on the second floor, where Mr..
Stewart had two long tables most In
vitingly laden and decorated with pot
ted plants.
After the banquet Colonel j. l.. Green
of Hartford, president of the club, made
a few remarks and introduced Lieuten-
ant Whistler of the Fifth artillery of the
United States army, who spoke on the
fundamental principles of public Wor-
ship as exemplified by the teachings CT
the primitive liturgus. The address was
very scholarly and showed deep study
of the subject.
Rev Mr. Woodcock of Ansonia was
then introduced and asked to tell ol
the general convention recently held in
Minneapolis, which he attended. Mr.
Woodcock began his remarks with sew"
eral humorous comparisons and anec-
dotes, which We're received with laugh
ter. He then became serious and de-
scribed the chief work of the conven-
tion, telling of the principal things ac-
complished.
After the speaking President Green
arose and said that 1t had been decided
to hold a series of lectures in the do
cese of Connecticut on the first five
Thursday evenings in Lent at Christ
church, Hartford. The subjects of th5
lectures will be as follows
THE Primitive Church" 1.-The Greek
Church, THE Roman Church" 'The
English Church. y '"The Protestant Epis-
copal Church" in America" These lee
lures will be delivered in the order nam
ed The first one will be delivered by
Rev. DR.. Ritchie of New York, the sec
ond lby Bishop Hale, the third by Bish'
op Cox and the last by DR.. McConnel
of Philadelphia Bishop Hall of Yer
mont was invited to deliver the fourth
lecture, but he was unable to accept, as
he makes it point never to make en-
gagements outside his diocese during
Lent Bishop Courtney of Nova Scotia
was then invited, but he, too, was una.
BILE to accept, so that no one has ye1
been secured to lecture on 'The English
Church.
The lectures are for the benefit of tht
entire club and the matter of a plaet
of holding them was discussed for 9
long time. but Hatford was finally dc,
cided upon.
The members of the club present las
Trinity church, George J. Bassett of St
Thomas, Edward C. Beecher of Trinity
Wilbur f. Day of Christ church, Fred
erick C. Earle of Christ church, Gusta
vus Eliot of Trinity, Benjamin r. Eng
lish of ST. Pauls, Henry Fl. Ensign O.
Trinity, Charles e. Graves of Trinity
Lynde Harrison of Trinity, J. Edward
Heaton of Trinity, Charles A. Lindsey
C. P. Lindsey, Burton Mansfield an(
Louis A. Mansfield of St. Thomas
Charles M. Matthews of Trinity, Willis
E. Miller of Trinity, G. S. Morehouse O.
st. Paul'e, Elliott Fl. Morse of Chris
church. John H. Platt of Trinity, A
Heaton Robertson Of Trinity, Edwar;
H. Rogers of ST. PauPs, Frank H. Sper
ry of st. Thomas, John III. Taylor .
Trinity, Sherwood s. Thompson of Trim
ity, George H. Tuttle of Trinity, How
ard c. Vibbert of Trinity and Alfred N
Wheeler of Trinity, New Haven; Charlie
C. Beach, James Bolter, Percy S. Bry
ant, James Campbell, George II. Day
Leonard A. Dickinson, Alfred w. Dodd
Aaron G. Goodman, Jacob L. Green
John H. Hall, H. r. Hayden, P. H. In
gals. F. e. Johnson, Charles Fl. Law
renee. Charles A. Pease, Gurdon w
Russell and Samuel Taylor of Hartford
John A. Buckingham of Watertown, e
B. L. Carter of Stamford, Charles F
Chase of New Britain, Henry W. Clarl
of Windsor, James B. Davenport o
Stamford, Merritt Hemingway of Wa
tertown, Albert N. Hooker of New Brit
ain, William H. Judd of Stanford, A
C. Northrop of Waterbury, Joseph Pier
pont of North Haven, John B. Reed o.
Stamford, Isaac D. Russell of New Brit
ain. William W. Skiddy of Stamford, ]
K. Smith of Waterbury, Nelson J. Wei
ton of Waterbury, William R. Foote O
Branford, George M. Curtis, A. B
/ Squires, A. B. Mather and F. E. Sand:
of Meriden, f. S. Watson of Bridgeport
E. S. Wells of Southport, c. Y. Beacl
of Bridgeport, and Horace B. Wilmo
of Bridgeport.
The following invited guests wer'
present: J. D. Dewell of New Haven
Captain J. S. Petit of New Haven, Rev
G.. s. Brown of Branford Rev. Mr.. Mac
beth of New Haven, Rev. Mr.. Wood
cock of Ansonia, Rev. Mr.. Mill of Hart
ford, and Rev. c. o. Scoville of New
Haven.
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The football game which Yale was tt