Evening journal., 1899-11-17
CHURCHMEN
MEET AND DINE
Gathering of Eminent Diyines
and Prominent Laymen at
the Century Building.
FINE ADDRESSES, GOOD MENU

lGREETING RECEIVED FROM
THE CHURCH CLUB OF MARY
LAND-INTEREsTING TALKS BY
BISHOP WHITEHEAD. OF PITTS
| BURG. BISHOP COLEMAN AND
REV. DIR. L. W. BATTEN AND
MAJOR vEALE.
The semi-annual dinner OF the
Church Club of Delaware was served in
the parlors OF the New-Century Club
building last evening. Besides an elab-
crate menu, there were addresses by
some of the most prominent divines of
the United States
Shortly after Z o'clock the members
and their invited guests. headed by
Bishop Coleman and Bishop White
head, of Pittsburg marched to the par
llors, where covers were laid for nearly
a hundred. Just prior to the last speak
er being called the president announced
that he had just received a telegram
from the Maryland Church Club. which
iread as follows.
Church Club Of Maryland most cor
daily recrlprocates your kind greet
ing
These present comprised Rt. Rev.
Leighton Coleman, Rt Rev. Cortland
Whitehead. Rev l.. W. Batten, Rev. +.
IN. Munson Rev. Enoch X. Miller. Rev.
George c. Hall Rev NJ b. Dunlap. Rev.
| II. w Cunningham. Rev. c. Ernest
Smith. Rev. William Howard Falkner
Rev. Alexander T. BOwser. Rev. John
IS. Bunting
Samuel c. Biddle j. Walker Burns.
William Barnard, William NJ Barnard,
Edward Il. Candy. j. ID. Carter, s. M.
II Curtis. Charles M. Curtis. Alfred A..
Curtis, John Craig, Delaware Clark.
4 William Cloud, w. p. Chandler, Fran
,tcis c. DUPONT. Charles e. Dubell, John
II. Dandy Hermann Duncan, Henry l..
Evans. George A. Elliott, William jerks
Fell, f. w. Fisher, A. V. Lesley George
/, John S. Grohe Francis H.. Hohecker,
john H. Harvey, William II. Hill, j. G..
/ Justis William Kenney, Charles E
4 Kingston. John r. Lambson, William
/ luke. Franklin J. Murphey. Charles b
; lP. McCrea, John Palmer. Jr. Charles
8 b. Palmer. Robert Pennington, r. T.
lPilling, John II. Rice, Harry E. Speak
Imam. r. W. Tadman- E--p. Turner. w
p r.. Thomson ]. M. Thomson Willard
Z Thomson. Moses Veale, r. r. Warner
[ Alfred d. Warner, George A. Wolf and
E j. B. Whitehead.
! This was the menu:
In the full tide Of successful expert
r ment"
! Blue Points
4 Spanish Olives. Peach Mangoes
y Into the jaws Of death
e Soup.
S Green Sea Turtle.
D Il smell IT, Upon my life ii will dc
4 we'll"
s Salted Almonds.
\ Amongst the rarest OF good ones"
9 Blue Fish Outlets.
;. From the rude seas enraged an(
T foamy mouth"
Fillet of Beef Fresh Mushrooms
], French Peas. Potato Apples.
''The common growth Of Mother Eartl
o suffice some"
e Pineapple Water Ice in Oranges.
J. 1T is r condition which confronts us
d not a theory"
a Cigarettes.
War loves TO seek its victories in tn
r young"
t. Rail Birds
Is Water Crosses. Saratoga Chips.
| mo pleasure endures unseasoned b.
variety"
l. Waldorf Salad MayOnnaise.
)t 'ulled Bread. Roquefortand Brie Chees
ID Bachelors fare; bread and cheese an
kisses"
Fancy Cream.
"The forms Of things unknown
Z Demi Tasse Henry Clay Cigar
at The apprehension Of the good give
ly but the greater feeling to the worse -
&, And these the addresses.
r. Look to the essence Of the thin
ne whether it be a point of doctrine,
d. practice, or Of Interpretation
I'd Relation OF Parochial to Diocese
re Claims
Right Rev. Leighton Coleman, ID. 1
Ii. d., S. T. d.. the Bishop Of Del
ware.
sd Let me not live If had N
st rather hear thy discourse than see
ed play"
Mt The Church at Sea and Ashore.
Cd Major Moses Veale.
At No cord nor cable can so forcib
ne draw, or hold so fast as love can
te- with a twine thread"
ed Cheerful Religion.
t. Right Rev Cortlandt Whitehead, ID.
the Bishop of Pittsburg.
All other greatness is b
n counterfeit, il will not endure {
test of danger"
n he influence of Decision in the ChuI
laS OF England Upon the Church Of
1a' America
ny Rev. c. Ernest Smith. ID. d.
Sis We must bend to all means that W
.n give furtherance to our holy cause
,l uu How far should Business Methods Z
MS ply to Church Work.
Rev. William Howard Falkner.
Il have but one lamp by which ]
feet are guided. and that is the Lar
ce' of experience
ne The Philippines and the Filipinos
Rev. LOring w. Batten, Phi. ID.
Seeing gentle words will not prev
!. assail them with the army"
vho Tho officers of the Church Club
ar Delaware are; President. Edward
Dok 'anby; presidents. Charles M. c
ice. tbs. ID. T. Marvel. George II. Raymoi