Evening journal., 1911-10-18
BANQUET FOR
CHURCHMEN
Peoples Brotherhood Enter
tainS Many Friends in
Dover EdifiCe
SAFEGUARDING
AFTER THE MENU

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Oct. 1S.-Probably the
biggest banquet ever given in Dover,
was that served by the Brotherhood
of The Peoples Church to its mem
bers and friends last night in the as
sembly room Of the church.
The organization, numbering Of it.
self about 10 members, had as its
guests a number of prominent Dela-
wareans and from the Red Apple"
down to the new subject Of periodical
examinations of school children. sub
iects of importance were discussed.
and with only an occasional reference
to any church or religious work.
The women Of the church's Lend-a-
Hand Society served the diners after
the Brotherhood had provided the
"wherewithal." and the pretty outfits
OF the fair Mattresses and the gay
decorations of the room made up fine
features OF the program not on the
card.
An orchestra under the leadership
OF A. Victor Lighthourne played dur
ing the evening The glee club of the
church, led by II. c. Taylor, sang hui
morous selections-"Little Willie Had
an Auto" and "Heah Dem Darkies
Sing" being favorites, as we'll as the
imitation of the drums and shouts of
a departing army in a German Patrol
The singers also had some topical
verses.
DR.. A. w. Lightbourne offered the
invocation and everything that goes to
make up a real banquet, from real
ribs OF beef TO real salads and with
ice cream and ices and horhe-baked
cakes for the fringe" was there. DR..
James +. CarroH was toastmaster and
kept the diners shaking with laugh
ter which is a part OF the Battle Greek
program. J. Hall Anderson respond
ed to the toast OF the place of the
Brotherhood in civic life. DR. John
w. James described the necessity of
periodical examination of public school
children and John B. Hutton spoke on
the value of enthusiasm. Francis M.
Soper. the apple king, was the only
nonresident of Dover on the program
and he is a member of the Brother
hood. Mr.. Soper's theme OF the Red
Apple" is always certain to it in well
after a good dinner. The guests and
members were:
T. p. Aron. M. f. Abbott, Presley
Alice, Douglas c. Alice, j. Hall An
e. o. Benson, William J. Benson,
derson.
S. Harry Boyer, William B. Butler,
James ID. Boggs, j. r. Bishop, William
Boyd, Howard X. Berry (Wyoming), /,
Dr. Wilbur d. Burton, Charles Butler,
Joseph L. Bonsali, Sr., Edward Baker.
William A. Cosden, Frank p. Collins,
Emmett Clark, T. +. Cook, Professor
J. 70 Carroll. William II. Christopher,
-' Clements w. ID. Clements, David
.-'rh' .yfoE j. S. Collins, J. S. Collins, Srq
X. Chase, w. V. Cosden Charles p
Culver Joseph Cowgirl. Harry g.
Crawford, william Casson, John Car
row. John Cleaver (Camden), Mark w.
Cole, T. v Clark, T. J. Collins
j. V. Deiss J. M Davidson, Alexan-
der Draper (Wyoming), Thomas Davis,
william s. II Davis Henry Dorzbach.
e. ]. Faucet, II. c. FOrkum, G. w.
Fisher A. A. Friedman.
H. l.. Gafford, John G. Gooden, G. S.
Gray. Jr, J. S. Goodwin, Ernest Goodwin,
John Colt, Clarence Colt, George
Gooden, J. Edward Gruwell, Draper
Gruwell, Harry f. Goodwin, J. w. Good
man.
John c. Hopkins, Charles Hopkins,
William NJ. Hinkle, John ID. Hawkins,
James A. Hirons, Harry Hilyard. A.
T. Hoffecker, John B. Hutton. William
o. Hoffecker, f. T. Hipwell, e. Il.
Hipwell, Jr., Jesse Hellings. James H.
Hunter. william NJ. Hazel, T. II.
Howell, Vim. M Hope. John Hilyard.
Norman Hoffecker. Frank L Hardesty,
Charles Hardesty, William G. Har-
desty. (Felton). James II. Hazel, w,
+. Horsey. Elmer p. Horsey.
r. H. Jones, Washington Jamison,
W. c. Josting, George T. Jones, Lincoln
c. Josting, William II. Jones, DR.. J. W
James, c. ID. Jackson, Daniel r. Jones
T. L. Jones.
James B. Keith, DR.. J. R. Kuhns
Norman Kellum, Arthur Kingsbury, w
B. Kinnamon. T. w. Kemp.
H. r. Lynch. e. b. Louderbough
Robert E. Lewis, Robert H. Lewis
Fred Lewis. A. " Lightbourne
Charles Lord.
Walter J.. Massey, Walter T. Mas
sey. W. Edgar Maloney, Charles A
Moore, Walker Miffiin, Benjamin II
Moore. Arthur Moore. r. ]. Melvin
Enoch Moore, Nathan Moore. WILSON
G. Moore, Frank r. Maloney. Walter
Norris. A G. Massey, ]. R McGonigal
c. c. Morris.
R..v. Owen. Sr.; R. v, owen. Jr.; DR.
f. F. ODay.
William q. Parvis. William G. Pos
ties. Fred c. Phillips, Robert Phil.
lips, E. G. Packard. John Packard, w
/. Pritchett-
william II. Reed. z. o. Raymond
Robert Rickaby. Mr. Russell, F. L
Ridley. Eugene Raughley.
George Steffy, Lahroy G. Smith. 3
r. simmons. Jr., W. r. Shockley. T
] Stevenson, Or. Cahall Sipple. How
ard L. Shahan, J. ID. Satterfield, VIM
P. Satterfield. Woolsey Scotten, Mr.
satterfield. Wilson Swain, Frank NJ
Soper, J. L. Soper. VIM. L. Simmons
Henry L. Smith, w. Townsend Smith
ers
DR.. John Tigner, Orlando Tigner
G. p. Thompson, David R. Taylor, Her
man c. Taylor. d. W. Taylor, d. T
Townsend.
William Uhlig
Harry vane. Caleb voshell, J.
Won Reider.
John B. Wharton. J Burton Whar
ton, Frank Wingate. James Wise, Jr
Prof Wesley Webb. VIM. A. Wise. ID
J. H. Wilson, r. c. Wilson. Fran
Whelen, r. W. Wiley. VIM. II. Wilt