The daily Republican., 1902-11-21
CHURCH CLUB
AT DINNER.
Thirtieth mi-Annual Affair
Held at the New Gen.
tury Club.
TIMELY TOPICSDISCUSSEDI
Bishop Coleman Says He Is5
Not Suffering With Rheu-
matism---Plea for
East Side. 4


given last evening at the New Gems
tur7 Club Charles E. Dubell, presi.S
dent Of the club, presided and o.hers.
present included: ~
Bishop Leighton Coleman, the!
Revs. F. NJ. Munson, &c orgs c. Hall
II. Ashton Henry, Hubert w. Wells,
Alexander NJ. Rich. J. Harry Chesley
William NJ. Jetfers, W. B, Beach,
Charles B. Dubell
John p Almond.
| William N. Barnard, D. P. Bare
nard, Samuel c. Biddle, J. Walkss;
Burns.
Z, r. Candy. James D. Carter. s. !
Mlnot Curtis, Harlow II. Curtis,
Charles Nj. Curtis, Alfred A. Curtis,
Louis L. Curtis. Charles A. Cook,
Delaware Clark, Albert L. Church.
man, Charles L. Clemencs. T. Leslie
Carpenter, William Cloud, Il. r.
Causey, Jr., John H. Cole Of New
| York.
Charles E. Dubell, Francis G. du- \
| Pont, Ernest dupont.
l.. E. Eliason, George A. Elliott.
DR.. J. A. EIlegood. E
William j. Fisher sI
John S. Grohe, A. V. LESLEY
George, A. O. II. Grier.
John NJ. Harvey. George b. Hyn.
son, Francis H. HoIecker, DR.. II. w.
Howell, William II. Hill. .a
Justa G. Justis.
Charles e. Kingston, Allison N. II
KINNEY, William Kenney, w. Poyn.
tell kemper. ia.
William Luke. John X. Lambsou,
Jchn w. Lawson, Jr., David Lindsay,
David Lindsay, Jr., W. Allan Lind.
say.
John NJ. Mendinhall, William T.
MapsIey, Charles r. Miller, DavidT.
Marvil, Franklin J. Murphey, Ch aries
B. p. McCrea, Edmund Mitchell.
Robert Pennington. Charles B.
Palmer Richard T. Pilling, Joseph q
Packard Of Baltimore.
Horace G, Rettew, A. S. Reed. Johu
Ii Rice, r. b. Rayner, +. V. Rhodes
of Baltimore
Harry L. Speakman, Willard A.
Speakman, Frank p. Turner.
Victor B. WoolIey George A. Wolf,
John b. Whitehead, Lewis S. Will.
hanson.
Over the fire place We're the
American flag and the church flag
OF Blshopstead decorated with ivy u
and over them a motto in French,
meaning.
Where l attach myself, I die"
The menu was as follows
Blue Points.
Olives. Sailed Almonds.
tonScmme with Croutons.
Deviled Fish, q la Reine.
Criss- Cross Potatoes. III
Cucumbers, Trench dressing.
Rasped Rolls Roast Quail. IA
Cllrrant Jelly.
Curacao Punch. Cigarettes
Chicken Salad.
Cheese and Crackers
Ices. Cakes.
Coffee. Cigars.
After words Of welcome by Mr.. Il
Duhcll. he presented Bishop Cole. N
ran
The bishop referred to the fact
hat both New York and Baltimore
were represented at The dinner He h
'clt that New York was somewhat N
indebted to Delaware. for now
Delawareans live and
york there. A while ago there
we're no less than five Delawareans
Il Columbia College professorships. vi
He remarked that for the dinner
he guests We're indebted to the
ahors Of women interested in st. ~
Day Nursery and Hos
tal for Babies who had taken
barge Off with hope that sum
night be realized for the institution
.ater vote of thanks was given 81
he women, the menu being especial
V fine.
He read telegram from Bishop
'oadiutor Mackaye Smith of Penn
rlvania. who had expected to be
resent but who. on account of an
ccident was unable to leave his =
DOM. Reference was made also to
ne absence of E. Tatnall Warner
'hO was unable to leave his home
Il account Of indisposition
The bishop remarked that one Of
le clergymen had called him over
le telephone aud informed MIN
lat it was reported that he was
lt1ering from rheumatism. This
lie bishop was glad to say was un-
'unded. He was just back from
exas where in ten days he made
fty-two or tifty-three addresses
I'd thought the Texas people might
ell be asked whether they had
journalism
He paid a tribute to Archdeacop
gorge G. Hall for his work in the
OCcSe
Joseph Packard of Baltimore said
lat Maryland people feel close to
elaware. He reminded his hearers
lat just after the Civil War Mary.
nd was without United States Sem
ors, which startled a smile, but he
ent on to say that al that time,
ayard Of Delaware, looked after u
10 interests Of Maryland He add. ~
with fine satire; IF it should
'er happen that Delaware is with.
1t Senators in the Senate of the
nited States an sure that tho
eDators from Maryland would
INK it not Giy a pleasure, but thu
turn of an q obligation, if they
uld help ON TIE welta re of tho