Evening journal., 1913-05-23
RECTOR ASKS
MEN TO LIVE
RELIGION
contlnued from Flrat Page.

continued from tlrst rage.
unless the laymen work as well as
the clergy"
Dr. Fiske spoke of reforms coming
through the work of the church. and
said the church should aid in this
kind OF work He drew upon the SER
mems Of Dean Hodges. the sermons
which finally led the politician to as
sert after Pittsburg had accepted re-
form It's that damned Calvary
Church crowd that did IT,"
Colonel George A. Elliott read the
paper Of the Hon. Everett p. Wheeler.
II treated Of womans suffrage, which
he opposed, on the grounds that God
intended women to perform duties
which we're not political. He said
he raised no objection to votes for
women who had no family ties. bet
ter this than afternoon bridge" the
paper said, but he did oppose the i'm
posing Of political duties on 2.OO0,O 900
American mothers He said that eighty
per cent Of the mothers of this coun-
try have no servants and have the
whole burden of caring for the family
and household thrust upon them. and
that II was not right to thrust them
into politics.
What we need is mothers to train
children to obey the laws and not to
make them. Wretched will be the
child whose mother forsakes It for
the political caucus and meeting. was
his argument
Drawing on the life Of Joan Of Arc
he noted the fact that she was too
wise to solicit the enlisting Of her fell
low women with her and said that II
the agitators secured the vote they
would be the ablest architects of
ruin this country has ever seen.
In the final address Or. Thompson
extended an invitation TO the club to
visit Old Christ Church, Dover. erect
ed in 1884. The church is being i'm
proved, he said. but in its restoration
no attempt would be made to eliminate
its historical features.
Before the dinner business meet
ing was held and the following off,
GERS elected President. Chancellor
Charles M, Curtis; Vice President. A.
Felix dupont; Secretary and Treasur-
err George A. Elliott
The committees appointed by the
president we're.
Membership committee - Franklin
j. Murphy Harry p. Speakman Jus
tin G. Justis
Executive committee-T. c. Hatton,
Richard Reese. a. v. l.. George Fred
erick Bringhurst.
Among those present we're: a. B.
Robertson. Harvey r. Smith. Charles
VI. Fleming, Rev. Or. George c. Hall
Rev. p. n. J. Andrews, Rev. Benjamin
If Thompson, Thomas NJ Hommond
Colonel Frank d. Lackey. s. c
Lloyd. Colonel George A. Elliott. ]
Bail Peirce, A. A. Tomlinson. Harry
| r. speakman. William A. Morrison
Captain Willard Thomson. J. NJ
Thomson. William ID. Dennev. George
lC Thomas Of Baltimore. Charles A
Cook Eiwood Davis. DR. Arthur S
Houchin. Austin Smith. Richarl
Reese. J. "! O. Craig. Franklin J
Murphy. William c Patterson. Fred
erick Bringhurst Rev Raymond, L
Wolven. Wilks Bowen. Ellwood Sou
der. A. Felix dupont Alonzo Newlin
John r. Rice. J. G. Justis, F. P. Tur
ner. J. W. Mitchell the Rev Albar
Richey. John r. Lambson. W. NJ
Kennard Laussatt Rogers, J. II. sta.
dleman. A. v. L. George. F. Lindsay
Curtis. ". NJ Hammond. l.. F. Ella.
son. A. Allen Hilles. Willard f. Du
bell Charles r Dubell W ~ Ban
'nsrd. Dr. John Palmer. Jr. William
s. Prickett. Richard H. Catlin. r
IChalkley Hattol. Judge Victor 3
Woolley. Or. J. A. Ellegood. David T
Marvel. Caleb s. Layton. Ellwoo'
souder. Jr.. Former Congressman
William II. Heald. the Rev william
~ Laird Alfred s. Elliott. Bishol
Frederick J. Kinsman. the Rev Fred
erick M Kirkus. Chancellor Charlie
NJ. Curtis. William Winder Laird, tn
Rev n p. Phelps. the Rev. Charlie
Fiske A. o. II Grier. J. X. Weave
and ". ID. McElhinny. Jr.