Evening journal., 1912-05-17
CHURCH CLUB
AT DINNER
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of church buildings. When the bish-
op concluded he was applauded gener-
ously.
Franklin S Edmonds, Of Philadel-
phia. took as his subject. THE Church
and Social Service" He told Of the
condition existing in the great cities
and the important work TO be done to
help the people to live better and to
make their paths smoother. He refer
red to the great benefits being secured
through the efforts OF the social work
ers
What was being secured--largely
through the newspapcrs-was a great
or knowledge of affairs. The people
are seeking to know, and they are be-
ing told.
morris Earle. Of Philadelphia, was
the next speaker He is president Of
the Orpheus Club.
He believed In more harmony and 10
put into the hands of the growing
generation better hymns--not merely
rhythm. but something else to- reach
them. The proper use of church mu-
sic was necessary. MIR. Earle told Of
the work being done to bring about
the production OF the new church
Hymnal.
The Rev. Charles l.. Candee, pastor
Of Westminster Presbyterian Church,
one of the clubs special guests. was
called upon. He thanked the club for
giving him an evening OF pleasure
and he spoke earnestly along the line
that what the Episcopal church was
doing was helping all the churches.
The Rev H. Ashton Henry said that
he was on his way north, from a tenn
perature OF 90 degrees In the soutn
and was not in a condition to make
a real speech He reverted to his life
and friends in Wilmington and eN-
pressed pleasure at being a guest ol
the club He spoke of the Seminole
Indians OF Florida. where he spends
his winters, as the finest specimens OF
manhood he had ever met Their com
munity was one Of honesty, chastity,
truthfulness. Their one bad habit was
that they would get drunk, but when
they started out for that purpose they
went in groups Of three one OF whom
keeps sober to guard the others They
were race that was never conquered
and only recently had they begun TO
come under the influence OF the
church
The guests we're
Bishop Frederick j. Kinsman and
the Revs II. Ashton Henry. George
G Hall Kcnsey Johns Hammond
Frederick NJ. Klrkus, Charles l.. Can
dee. william II Laird, Benjamin T.
Thompson, of Dover.
Franklin S Edmonds and Morris
Earle Of Philadelphia; J. Allen HUI
les. EIwood Souder. Jr., Wilks Bow
On. Tllwood "a. Davis, Thomas w
Hammond. Charles A. Cook, John
Craig r. A Van Trump. George A
Elliott. Adam Lindsay, Richard
Recess. Alfred S Elliott Alfred A
Curtis. William Bush. r. Lindsay
Curtis. George A. Woh, j. Bail Peirce
Alfred q. Moore, O. Curtis Purdy
William H. Thompson, Geo. w More
ton. J w Thomson. Charles ! Kent
]. n Stadelman. L. r Rogers. A
v. Lesley George Franklin }. Muir
phey. William n. Barnard, Jr., Franl
ID Backey. William n Hin
A. O. H. Grier. Francis NJ Walker
Francis n. Williamson, r r. Willits
Joseph VI Paschall, Lewis S. William
son, Elwood Souder, r. Argyle Souder
John Palmer. Jr.. Frank p. Turner
Justa G. Justis. j. Henderson
Smith, Richard r. Cattin, John II
Rice. " Philip EXton. w ID. Donney
John r. Lambson. l.. w. Eliason, Nc
MILAN Hopes, y Marshall Barton
~ Koarney Rodgers, David r. Marvil
Victor b Wooddey. J. A. Ellegood
Otho Rowland. W w laird. Freder
iick Bringhurst, Edwin r. Cochran
Jr.. Charles E. Dubell, Willard Eli
Dubell.