Evening journal., 1908-03-03
HOMES FOR MEMBERS OF
METHODIST CONFERENCE
About Four Hundred Ministers and LaymCn to
be Entertained During Conference
Week

Homes for about four hundred visit
ing ministers and laymen who will at
tend the sessions OF the Wilmington
Conference TO be held in Asbury NJ r.
Church beginning March is have been
provided by the entertainment commit
tee. The Rev. II. A. G.. Westerheld,
rastur OF Asbury, has been working in
defatigabiy in arranging for the enter
tainment Of the visitors, and that task
has been easy by no means as the Lay
Conference is TO be held along with
the Annual Conference this year, which
makes double the number OF persons
to be provided homes.
Notwithstanding this, however, Pas
tor Westerheld's list shows that every
visitor will be accomm odated, and the
fact that four hundred visitors will
be given homes without charge Tor
periods lasting from two or three days
to a week shows that Delaware still
maintains its reputation for hospitality
and that Methodism is nptyet IN. dan
ger of having 10 give up this time
honored way of entertaining official
visitors TO Conference.
Some changes may be made in the
list of Conference homes within day
or two, but announcement viii be made
of them in due time. While some Of the
visitors have been provided for, def
mite announcement is not made be-
cause Pastor Westerheld has not been
informed when they will arrive in VII
mington. All the visitors are request
ed by Mr. Westerheld TO write to their
hosts stating when they expect to ar
rive. The list Of homes thus far ar
ranged is:
Bishop d. A. Goodsell. d. D. IL. D.,
Asbury parsonage, 222 Walnut
Rev. Ward Platt d. D., Asbury par
sonage, 222 Walnut.
Rey. David C. Downey. D. D., Asbury
parsonage, 222 Walnut.
Rev. Z. H. Randall, D. D., Grace par
sonage, Ninth and Washington.
Rev. George +. Reed. d. D.. Grace par
sonage, Ninth and Washington.
Hon. p. c. Baker. Grace parsonage.
Ninth and Washington.
Rev. Homer c. Stuntz, y. D.. district
parsonage. 2Si0 Market
Rev. Thomas /. Poulson, d. D., 9. O..
Bupp 215 West Fourteenth.
Rev. J. NJ. Buckley, d. D.. Asbury par
sonage, 222 Walnut
Rev w v Kelley, D. D., Asbury par
Rev. II. A. Buttz, D. D., Asbury parson-
age, 222 Walnut.
Rev. J. o. Spencer, d. D., Asbury par
A G. Cox. T. R. curlett at AZ East
Third.
DIR, A. E. sudler Joseph F. Crew. 1927
j. E. Carroll. A. H. Ainscow. 9ls Tat
nall
R. NJ. Cooper. Joseph F. Crew. 1927 Mar
ket
W. ]. Downing. ST. Paurs parsonage.
BO5 West Seventh.
w. H. Fouik. residence. 110s West.
Professor p. L. Cross. Mrs. Emma
LOTUS, So5 West Twelfth.
William Salisbury, private arrange
ment.
Joseph smithers. private arrangement.
L, s. Nelson, L. F. Nelson s2S Van
Buren.
L. E. P. Dennis. e. J. Mullhausen. sll
Delaware avenue.
VIM. II. Jackson. Josiah Marvel, Park
Place, Van Buren.
J. S. Collins, Charles II. Gray.
DR.. z. W. Cooper, private arrange
ment.
DR.. J. H. Wilson, Clayton House.
". R. Nesbitt. J. c. Bryon. at 400 West
Sixth
J. H. Kimble, private arrangement.
G. z. HuiSill, private arrangement.
Geo. A. Cox, c. W. Stats. 23i2 Market
George NJ. Jones. w. I. Parker.
John H. Kelley. p. c. McColley,
S. S. Andrews. A. 3. Cullen.
George c. Moore, l. z. Thomas at 4o'
West Sixth.
J. f. Dawson. Charles II. Gray.
John Taylor, Clayton House.