Evening journal., 1901-11-22
CHURCH CLUB MEETS; DISCUSSES
CHURCHNAN IN THE MUNICIPALITY

rality was never higher than the sum
of individual morality, and that in
order to have our governments better
administered it is necessary to awaken
and quicken the individual. He be-
! llieved in rendering unto Caesar the
things that are Caesars, but he had al
ways found that Caesar managed to
get his share.
4 He urged upon his hearers their
duty to vote, and not only that, but to
go to the primaries He said the man
who does his full duty i'm these mat
ters has a right to complain at public
linefficiency ! or wrongdoing, while the
man who takes no part, has not. He
Thought that men should be inspired
flor enthusiasm for the truth as rep
resented by party, rather than for the
lparty itself, and declared that selfish
ness is the primary cause Of inefficient
or corrupt government
Following the bishop was an instruc-
tive address by the Hon David T.
Marvel, which, owing to a lack of
space. we reserve for tomorrow's is
sue.
Professor George Wharton Pepper,
of the Law Department of the Univer-
lsity of Pennsylvania, took as his text,
1.-THE Ilaymen's View of the Clergy. :"
and in a manner exceedingly witty
and keen, presented much food for re-
Election. He insisted on a higher schol-
arship for the clergy, and thought that
4 the seminaries should make their
courses broader and the lines of study
more difficult He believed that There
SHOULD be no free tuition in these in
stitutions, and that great difficulty in
attaining to the ministry would pro-
duce stronger clergy. He also ad-
lvised a closer relation with the laity,
| Especially with THE men, and insisted
that the latter were not meeting the
clergy half way.
Brief addresses were made by Fran
els H. Hoffecker, Washington Hastings
and the Rev. George c. Hall
The menu cards were in excellent
taste, being bound in Manila burlap.
and having on the inner cover a re-
markab,y fine reproduction Of Holy
Trinity (Old Swedes) Church These
We're eagerly preserved as souvenirs Of
1.-THE pleasant occasion.
The members and guests present
were: :
Bishop Leighton Coleman. the Revs.
! J. Harry Clhesley, Charles B. Dubell.
George G. Hall, H. Ashton Henry. w.
M. Jefferis. f. NJ Munson, Hubert w.
Wells. john S. Bunting, Wyllys Rede:
Samuel G. Biddle, Daniel M. Bates. j.
| Danforth Bush, W. Oscar Brown. ]
Walker Burns, J. H. Burns, William N.
| Barnard Edward +. Candy. Charles M.
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/ IChurchmam J. d. Carter. Willard p.
Chandler Delaware Clark William
ICloud, A. A. Curtis, Francis G. Dupont,
a. Felix DUPONT, Ernest Dupont,
Charles e. Dubell. A. |. DUPONT, George
A. Elliott, l.. e. Eliason, DR.. J. A. Ellie
good, John S. Grohe, A. Y. Lesley
George, Washington Hastings, George
b. IIynson, Francis II. Hoffecker, John
M. Harvey, Or. H. W. Howell, William
II. HILL Charles /. Kent, William Ken
lney William NJ Kernard c. e. King
lston. j. H. Jefferis. Justa T. Justis.
William Luke, John r. Lambson, David
Lindsay, Jr., w. Allan Lindsay, Will
liam Winder Laird, John w. Lawson.
Jr David r. Marvel William H. Mans
Hey. Charles b. p. McCrea, e. II. Mar
tin, Franklin j. Murphey, A. d. Poole,
James w. Ponder Robert Pennington,
Dr. John Palmer Charles B. Palmer
\ Robson Perot, Charles L. Petze, G.
{ Wharton Pepper, DIR. John p. Pyle
t Horace G. -Rettew. R. B. Rayner
Charles L. Reese, A. S. Reed, Benjamin
If. Shaw, Reuben Satterthwaite, DR.. w
llC. SpealSman. r. W. Tadman, Frank
Zip. Turner j. NJ. Thomson. w. H
Thomson. George A. Wolf, ]. b. White
head, C. c. Williams, David Lindsay
: and Victor B. Woolley.