Evening journal., 1913-11-03
BISHOP LAYS
CORNERSTONE
OF S. S. HALL
New Castle EpiSCOpaIianS Con-
graduated on Success Of
Church Extension Work
DR. TOKPKINS THE
SPEAKER OF DAY

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Del, Nov. 5.--lmprcs.
snc in entirety was the laying Of the
cornerstone at Emmanuel Church Sunday
school hall ON Saturday afternoon in
the presence OF q barge number of visi-
tors and members OF The sunday school
and congregation. sold Glory hostcd
from the church spiro - the people as
semblcd in the old Sunday school build
ing, ready for the professional march TO
the parish house. where a. platform had
been erected for tie ceremonies.
The procession divided in three sec.
tious. WAS led by thc City Cornct Band,
which preceded Il number Of choir boys
IRON st. Johns Church, Wilmington. The
proccSsional hVmn was Onward Chris
fian Soldiers. Rcnicll Pcslcm. Irwin
Kirk and Francis Bucl; marshaicd the
three sections.
The clergy ~ line were the Rcv. r.
l.. Nol,en. vicar of Oh Swcdcs, who
carried the hisbons stsll; The Rev.
rlovd W Tompkins, d. D., rector OF
HOLY Trinit, Church. Philadelphia, and
SPEAKER OF the Gavi the Rev. Robert
Johnston. rector OF the Church of Our
Sa, iour. Philadelphia; the Rev. Percy l..
Douarhc,. rector ct 81. Ann'st Middle
town. the l,eN. {. H. llolmcad Of 81.
Johns Church. Wilmington; the Rev ".
3 Pbolns Of Ncparli the Roy. L. g..
Hill. Sn, rms. and the Rev. DIR, Fisher,
who is assisting the Rev. W. W. Laird
with the work IN lmmanuel Church,
Highlands. Arriving at the parish house
tho choir bows and clergy. stood on the
piotform. while the visitors and others
.stood near by. After several hymns
had been sung and tho offering taken
Bishop y. J. knsman dedicated the
stone.
Preceding the speaker Of the day, pr.
ionpkinr. Bishop knsman congratnlat
g.. the people on the year OF spicndid
activity which has resulted in the build
iug being madc possible
Dr. Richcy introduced Dr. Iomp-
kins. Who said Il was certain that
any one from PhilBdelphia ought 20
he happy 10 be in = place Win as
associations as New Castle.
u bring YOU greetings from Philn-
dlpbis." he said. land the Philadelphia
nooplc as we'll as other church people
arc rejoicing"
Tho sneaker said he was glad the
rev, home had been called Sunday
school building instead OF parish
house. because be loved Sunday school
work and. he said. people arc more
and more beginning 10 realize the irn-
rortance of teaching the young.
AT the close OF Dr. Tomplins' ad-
dress the asfembiago returned to the
church. and later tho majority OF
those present attended the reception
"a ~. '.,A+ 49,. .~t,-c,, nv mr. and Mra
Richey.
Mrs. Edwin !. Alice. Mrs. Samuel
T. Wagner and Miss Wagner. Of Ger
mautoWn. assisted IN fcrNlng.
among the guests we're: Mrs.
Sfadelmau. Miss Henrietta Stadclman
Miss Mary Sfadelman. Francis II. Hof-
feckor. Mayor and Mrs. Harrison W.
Howell Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Higgins.
Delaware city; J. r. Holcomb, Miss
Eta Atkinson. Germantown: Mrs
Earle. Baltimore. Md: Miss Elsie
Black. Colonel and Mrs. Harry G.
Mrs. Adele Case, Miss
florence Case Miss Julia Nlvou. Mrs.
Thomas HolcoHb. Miss Reba fIol-
comb Miss Mary Shaw, Mrs John NJ.
Wilson. Mrs B. T. Hocomb, Mrs. J.
T.. v. Platt. Mrs. James DUNCAN, Miss
Ndh Ruhhaht Mf. anu Nllc. hidhh ~
II. Jauvier, the Rev and Mrs. w. II.
laird. Mrs. ID. ]. Reinhardt. of viii
minEton. the Rev. H. B. Phelps. OF
Newark; Mr. and Mrs II. r. Robbins,
Germantown. Pa; Miss Hoyt. Mrs
Joseph Robinson. Of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. r. 7. Atlee, Mrs. Samuel r.
Wagner Miss Mary Wagner. John
Wagner. Miss Nora Benniston. Of Ger
mautovn. Mr.. aud Mrs. William les
ter. Joseph n Reeves. Miss Reeves
Mrs. Pennington and the Misses
Cfeairs. OF Delaware City.