Evening journal., 1902-03-01
LIFE INSURANCE MEN
At ANNUAL DINNER
Home Company Gives Evening d
Entertainment 10 Agents and
a Few GuestS

There were about ninety guests pres
ent at the annual dinner given by the
Home Life Insurance Company Of
America. in the Hotel Wilmington last
evening. II proved a delightful oc-
casion
Preceding the dinner a reception
was held in honor OF the company's
Officers. At t the agents were made
better acquainted with their subordi-
mates in the work and were inspired
To greater effort I'm their particular
business.
Al the banquet table Stansbury J.
/ Wiley presided Governor John HUM
spoke briefly on Industrial Life InsuI-
ance. He said he was a believer in
/ life insurance.
THE Business Man as IawmakerS
was the subject Of Samuel H. Bay
nard's remarks. He caused consider
able merriment BY his bright points
The Rev w. L. 9. Murray followed
with brief talk on Morals" He ex-
/ pressed his pleasure that wine was
invisible and thought that its absence
did not make the affair any the less
successful.
Herbert n. Fell. general agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York, also delivered an interest
ing address along the line of life in
surance.
The banquet was given under the
personal supervision OF Winfield S.
Hoffman, vice-president and general
manager of the company, who intro
Iduced the, guests to Governor HUM.
To Mr. Hoffman's efforts is due a
lgreat amount of the business which
the company enjoys.
n Those present were: The Hon John
HUM, the Hon. Samuel II. Baynard
tho Hon Frank l.. Speakman, the Rev.
Nv. L. S. Murray. d. D.. Henry
4 Rumford, j. n Johns M d., d.
I'D. Palmer NJ d., w T. Davis
/, M. d., William II. Kuntz, NJ. D., r. O.
Cooper, NJ. d.. Charles t. Story. George
NJ. d., d ID. Palmer. NJ D.. w L. Davis
L. schuler Herbert n. Fell
Officials
w. s. Hoffman, Smith Cooper, M. d.
Stansbury j. Wiley. Benjamin L.
spence, Samuel Speakman, Jesse *
Baylis, William e. Sherwood NJ. d..
William Barlow, George n. Biddle
Franklin l.. Mettler. George W. Vim.
v
lor, assistant superintendent. james
Dainty, Henry c. Fisher, John c. Spry
Samuel A. ParrOtt, John A. Weiser
Charles ID. Gilbert, Charles w. Rutter
William 10. Bowen, assistant superin
tendent; William e. Logue. Clarence
Nv. BrOcksOn. James H. Brown JOSEPH
t IN. Cross. William II. West Thomas G
, IGrinsell, Thomas Seymour, Fred. B
IStappleford, Harry l.. Davis, assistan
) superintendent; George b. Baylis
D George w. Baker, Martin +, Williams
, Augustus Stevenson, John j. 3
sharpe, Phillip Williams, George w
/ Collision, Charles Barnes.
Middletown Disuict-J. Frank Har
{ ris, assistant superintendent; John 7
! Bailey, Cyrus Holt.
Dover District-Joseph Belts, Clar
enee W. Hayes, George w. Cunning.
A. Collins, N. 3. Pratt, Aaron Rey
nolds, Thomas V. Keith, NJ. II. Apple
I. ton, A. S. Groves.
Iewes District-John b. Barcus, as
sistant superintendent James l.. Tubbs
. William ID. Conwell.
= Georgetown District-H b. Miles
, assistant superintendent; William
q Curdy, ]. S. Ingram, J. w. Derrlcksor
) z. E. Wilson, Clyde Miles, Harry {
Evans, +. +. Pride.
Milford District-William f. Smitf
William IT. Quillen.
e Seaford District. L. Miles, assist
# ant superintendent; J. II. Messick.
y B. Curtis, ]. s. Hurlock, ]. T. Hast
r. ings. ]. W. Graham, Joseph
r, IShOurds.
L specials-Alonza W. Davis. James Z
IT Hurlock. Ira b. Miles. Alfred L. Fislei
ltlJames r. Brown. John Stetser, Charlie
IN Mcgee, Frank Bowen, Charles ID Nc
Cleary.