. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. heProgressive movement. His books are: The Red Keggers (1903), TheMan From Red-Keg (1905), and Thwings Business Letters (1911). Hehas in preparation a ten-volume set of his writings on business and practicalphilosophy under the title, Work and Mastery. \ EZRA SQUIER TIPPLE—Madison.—Semmary President. Bornin Camden, N. January 23, 1861; son of Martin and Sarah E. (Squier) Tipple; marriedJune 24, 1897, to EdnaE. Whi
. Scannell's New Jersey first citizens : biographies and portraits of the notable living men and women of New Jersey with informing glimpses into the state's history and affairs. heProgressive movement. His books are: The Red Keggers (1903), TheMan From Red-Keg (1905), and Thwings Business Letters (1911). Hehas in preparation a ten-volume set of his writings on business and practicalphilosophy under the title, Work and Mastery. \ EZRA SQUIER TIPPLE—Madison.—Semmary President. Bornin Camden, N. January 23, 1861; son of Martin and Sarah E. (Squier) Tipple; marriedJune 24, 1897, to EdnaE. White, daughter of Al-bert E. F. and Nellie A,White, of Detroit, Mich. Ezra S. Tipple has beenPresident of Drew TheologicalSemmary since 1912 and is thqauthor of several books ontheological subjects. Dr. Tipple graduated fromSyracuse University in 1884with the A. B. degree and fromDrew Seminary in 1887. In1885 Syracuse University con-ferred the A. M., in 1886 thePh. D., in 1899 the D. D. andin 1913 the LL. D. degrees up-on him. Upon taking orders in the Methodist Episcopal Church, he became pastor of the St. Lukes Church in New York in and of Saiijt James Church in 1887, of Grace Church in 1893 502 Townsend From 1901 he was the Executive Secretary at New York of the MetropolitanThank-Offering Commission of tlie Methodist Episcopal Church luitil 1904when he became Pastor again of Grace Church. Dr. Tipple was appointed Professor of Practical Theology in DrewTheological Seminary in 1905 and held that chair till he was made Presi-dent of the Semmary. He is a Trustee of the Board of Education of theMethodist Church, a Trustee of Syracuse University and the Carmel Schoolfor Girls, member of the Board of Managers of the Missionary Society ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church and Secretary of the Book Committee ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa,and of the Delta Upsilon Fraternities. Besides contributing to the religious press, Dr. Tipple is the
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