Evening journal., 1917-02-23
scott BROTHERHOOD
At Dinner AGAIN
Eleventh Anniversary Of
East Side MethodiStS
Pleasantly Observed
DR.. WATT ADDS
A BIT OF HUMOR

The eleventh birthday anniversary
of the Brotherhood of Scott Methodist
Episcopal Church. which was held in
the basement of the church last even
ing, proved one of the most success
full affairs ever given by the Organiza-
ton. Nearly 200 persons attended. In
honor OF the national anniversary Of
WashingtOn's birthday there were ap-
propriate decorations and American
flags and bunting were used in pro-
fusion.
A most enjoyable musical program
was given while the dinner was in
progress. In addition TO numerous
selections by the Brotherhood orches-
ira, Messrs. Stevenson and Maulden
Of the Institution for the Blind, on
Eighth street, entertained very de-
lightfully Mr.. Stevenson sang Smile,
Just Simply Smile" a Skinny Man.
Down Where the Watermelons
Crow Its Nice to Get Up in the
Morning" and 81 Love a Lassie.' Miss
Mary Thielman sang Sweet Gene
We've" and Lullaby William Becker
sang "Sing Me TO Sleep and "A
Royal Good Fellow
Miss Ellwanger and Miss McLain
gave instrumental selections.
Leroy Beatty, who presided as
POSTMASTER introduced the Rev. Rob-
ert Watt, ID. D., district superinten-
dent as the first speaker, DR.. Watt
created laughter aplenty by his hui
morous remarks. He referred TO the
fact that he was pastor OF Scott
Church twenty-onc years ago, and he
said ne was pleased TO note the in
crease in the attendance of men in
the church.
William w. Knowles spoke Of the
vslue Of the Brotherhood Of Scott
Church. "The best part OF these oc-
casions," he said. sis the sOciability
The whole trouble i'm life is that we
do not understand each other well
enough. Whether in public life or in
private I believe that the majority
Of mankind is honest and that they
do all they can for the success. ele-
walton and improvement Of man.
kind"
Other addresses OF "a pleasing and
informal character were made by
Dallas Dolson, president OF the
Brotherhood; =. p. Turner and
friend; w L. Ancker, OF Camden,
n. j.. and the Rev. j. i. Johnson,
pastor Of the church.
The committee in charge of the
affair was composed OF Leroy Beatty,
chairman: Dallas Dolson. Preston
Haynes and West Davis. officers OF
the brotherhood are Dallas Dolson,
president; Oscar Lank, vice-presi-
dent; George Scott, recording sec
rotary; Alfred Gilbert, financial sec
rotary. and II. =. Hardy. treasurer
Guests present at the dinner were:
Iilv W. Davis, Blanche Mcbride IT.
vine Heron, William R. Minor Mary
+. Davis. Mrs. John II. Short, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert H. White, George A. Scott,
Helen J. Merritt, NJ Grace Rowe. Her
bert Van Dyke, Mr.. and Mrs. Temple
c. Jackson Mrs. Hylsnd Mrs Bailey,
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Dare, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. j. \. Seal, Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs.
Mills. Mrs George Hogue, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Marion, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. ms
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Wright. Miss
Elsie r. MacNamee, Earle w. Staats,
Sergeant LYONS, Miss Sara Phillips, Mrs.
G. r. Death, Mrs. !. Parsons. Mrs. f.
AlcNIullin. Mary Wilson, Alfred Wilson,
Annie NJ Wilson. Lillian Wilson, j. d.
Harrington Mrs. j. ID. Harrington. VI.
J. Hogue, Mrs. Lenderman, ]. Y. Leitch,
Dunkirlc. Nd; Miss n. Leitch, Miss
Norma L. Ogle. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ran
dolph Stafford, Mrs. f. b. Hopes, Mrs
William Mccain, Mr. and Mrs. Graham,
Miss Marion Bristow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Davis. Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Davis, Miss Helen NJ. Hopes, Ralph L.
Brown. A. n. Overdeer, Margaret Will
son. Raymond r. Hogue. Willard Toul-
son. violin; Walter $. LEOPOLD, violin;
Wesley 3. Davis. violin; Harry Rine-
hart, violin.
Oscar c. Burns, Matte r. Nichols.
Elizabeth p. Townsend, Alfred H.
Burns. Mrs. Amanda c. Burns. Mr..
and Mrs. j. V. NJ. LaRowe, w. H.
Grantland, Mary Burns. Martha W.
Hyland. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen S. Wise,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Kune. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gilbert. James n. Seal,
NJ. Keen, Mrs. NJ. Keen Mrs. Cattle