The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
NANY lLERGI AT DINNER.


When the Episcopal Bishop. 'ha RI
Rev. David II Greer. warned all Of he
PreShyterisns present that the proximity
Of the new cathedral Of 81 John the
Divine would probably WOO some II the
theological wards Of Preshyter anism
away from the new Union Theological
Seminary on Morningside Heights. and
'he Rev. George Alexander. Moderator
If IN" Preshytery Of New York. in reply
told Tho Bishop that the Ep. scopal Church
was welcome TO all Of the theological
game il could poach IN" spirit Of eCclesl-
as'ical comfy was comfortably spread
over the heads " The son diners who
-a.he--d in the Waldorf last night to
celebrate with banquet the opening
of he nev house Of IN" Union Seminary
hrtIngly consscratei - IT'S Uses .arh-r
IN N. day
II was a catholic gathering The
speakers themselves alluded 70 The fact
mat men Of many scots and Creads were
dining together 20 give happy auspices
- IN" future of an INSTITUTION Uhlc n
would make for the good Of Christianity
II the whole ono Of the addresses whls n
Wa delivered 10y an English cnlIrg"
president, called attention - America
gain wher" England lacked IN that such
= uuIfyIng spiritual fore" - the Union
Theological Seminary could follow ~.
broad catholic lines that ~ does when III
tn" Old Country precedent forbids that
-ucA IN Institution founded by IN. faith
should give instruction 10 Others than of
I" foii
y h~' e ogden. rr.--id.;' 81 III.
Of
- toast maste, a. n. dlnns- and w,-h
HIM a. N" guests ranl" VA a r"pr.~"n-
'ariv' ,ompanv drawn from s..,,ul.- and
If" alIA" They we" n"
~ Dean W,lfori # III" t.fI-r,, a! G"n-
al theological seminary IA" R,y
fdwa-d y tyr e nph"r' Crn"G. Cau-
.-an' luppl".rha R"v rha-l" II ra-khIrr-
m" Re-, hm"ry n Bradford If mansfield
u.l"g" oxford. 'h.. Eav = \ John.'1n. I
representing T.-stuIns'"- college am
bridge President Jane II Mora'
rf Wdshln g''n and I"N.r-ou Ioll.g..
John Wanamak cr Of Philadelphia. larnt,
II shift. Vice { hancellor - clair Vi.
h"lwav ~ ~" University nf 'hr Sta" 4
No" ORR cling Chancellor Jnrr -
nrrsr-ty. Prof FdrarI .I'' " 4 Mon n''" Il
the Harvard divinity school Tr.-.,d"nr
Nicholas, Murray Butler Ut Cohumlra
I rIv"rSliv rho RI Pc" WlllIlrr Inv-r--i,co
~ Durham nivcrSfy England prof
gorge William kno,. ! Pi"rpont Norg.u.
Howard y Bliss ~ ~. SYRIAN
Protestant 'Jil.g" ~ B"ir'!' President
Robert " talconer nj N" 'riv"rsitv 81
] otnn'n aud Presidrn' Jacob Could
SchurTn"n Of orn-ll University
Anon. tho tables rhA' "roSd-d mo
banquet hlii w"r" -cor" NOR" coIIcr.
1r"-d"r's. -on" from India. some from
Japan and from tn" missionary College.
IN Chm. he Rev DR. Charles / Akod
vi the Firth Avenue" Baptist Church VIZ
among rh. diners President \ Edwin.
heGgwin Of rsinus College. II = Dclr..
.! Tho Divinity College OF Saharanr,r
India and Pr"siden, Harada Tasuk,i o:
roshishIsna College IN Osaka. japan.
we're representing The Ia spreac .:
Christianity
After Mr Ogden had cautioned all Of
'hc long list 81 speakers 70 boar II. mind
he good work tho Pennsylvania Railroad
lsd don" and provide adequate terminal
Sci!!ti.s IN their addresses. PreSid.n,
Butler If Columbia rose 70 answer % IN.
oast -O,l- Neighbor Mr. Butler wished
p" nave Ills hearers grasp sh. al significance
,. hat 10 called the fertilization Of
N"rnla de Heights for the In tr.n c hrn.n.
= ~" .ntollectual and spiritual III. He
.'.'d ~" new cathedral building Their.
.1.urDtIa University and finally III. nov
Unity school a. bIttresses In this b,,l.