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. History of the Pennsylvania Railroad Department of the Young Men's Christian Association of Philadelphia . e,Friend Swift,S. D. Mansfield, G. M. Stewart,William Jackson,G. Hinchliff, W. Hammersley,W. H. Edney,H. J. Flood, committee: J. K. Worrall, C. I/. Buckman, D. H. Strickland,Alfred S. Bruce,Samuel Knowles,J. J. McCornin,G. Iv. Leefifler,W. H. Beaver,D. S. Moore,William Lay ton,W. C. Pinkerton,Charles Althouse, F. W. Smith,W. W. Allison,William Peabody, G. R. Howell,Thos. McKittrick,A. A. Brown,Charles h. Eaton,M. F. Casey,Charles R. Smith,A. O. Miller, W. G. Allison,J. S. Hemple,J. McKe
. History of the Pennsylvania Railroad Department of the Young Men's Christian Association of Philadelphia . e,Friend Swift,S. D. Mansfield, G. M. Stewart,William Jackson,G. Hinchliff, W. Hammersley,W. H. Edney,H. J. Flood, committee: J. K. Worrall, C. I/. Buckman, D. H. Strickland,Alfred S. Bruce,Samuel Knowles,J. J. McCornin,G. Iv. Leefifler,W. H. Beaver,D. S. Moore,William Lay ton,W. C. Pinkerton,Charles Althouse, F. W. Smith,W. W. Allison,William Peabody, G. R. Howell,Thos. McKittrick,A. A. Brown,Charles h. Eaton,M. F. Casey,Charles R. Smith,A. O. Miller, W. G. Allison,J. S. Hemple,J. McKenzie,S. I. Cadwallader,Hiram Graham,William Sharp,C. B. Kefifer,J. C. McConnell,Samuel A. Martin,H. F. Brooks,James Vanhorn. With these additional committees there was a total of 383 com-mitteemen actively engaged during the year, the results of whosework are to be found in the following summing up as given at theanniversary held in the auditorium on Thursday evening, January16, 1896. At eight oclock on that evening the hall, platform andgalleries were filled to overflowing with people when Chairman lOO. WILLIAM N. MULTER,General Secretary, 1890-1896. William J. Latta opened the exercises by requesting the audienceto rise and sing the following hymn: Come, Thou Almighty King,Help us Thy name to sing, Help us to praise;Father! all glorious,Come and reign over us, Ancient of days I Come, Thou incarnate Word,Gird on Thy mighty sword; Our prayer attend:Come, and Thy people bless;And give Thy word success:Spirit of holiness! On us descend. Come, Holy Comforter!Thy sacred witness bear, In this glad hour:Thou, who almighty rule in every neer from us depart, Spirit of power. To the great One in ThreeThe highest praises be Hence evermore!His sovereign majestyMay we in glory see,And to eternity Love and adore! Rev. Henry C. McCook, D. D., then led in prayer and Rev. Bickerton, D. D., read a passage of Scripture. Upon its conclu-sion, the General Secretary made his
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