The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-05

I strawberry and musical festival, in washington
Hall, southwest corner of Eighth and Spring Garden
streets on Tuesday evening June TO- S bIos ce
vicinity to aid them in this enterprise NO pans VIII
be spared to MAKE Il worthy o ma & oRe
Church Broad street, Beverly, New Jersey, Fri
day June 4, and is 70 continue through the coming
week.
CATHOLIC.
THE congregation of st. Malachi's Church,
Eleventh street, above Master in great expect
ancy as to the grand concert TO be given on next
Thursday in conjunction with their fine new organ,
TO which we made reference Yesterday It promises
to be an interesting enertanment, and both Father
Kelly, the pastor of the church, and his flock, have
reason to congratulate themselves the possession
of 80 fine an instrument which is one of the best yet
made at the mandatory OF the Messrs. Knauf.
"A grand concert 0f sacred music will he given on
the evening of the 2Oth inst at ST. Dominc's Church.
Homesburg, under the direction Of theleader Of ST.
Michaes choir.
EPHoOPAL1AN.
Rev II. c. MatlaCk delivered lecture i'm the
Church OF the Nativity recently, his subject being
"a week i'm Naples" The lecture was the third and
last of course delivered for the benefit OF the sun
uay-sChoO Improvement iund. The audience room
was well filled, and much satisfaction was expressed
10y those who heard the effort
The annual report Of the Parish Association has
been presented to the congregation OF the Church Of
the Holy Trinity and is replete with matters OF inte-
rest The Sunday-schOOls and Bible classes OF the
church and chapel have been very PROSPEROUS dur
ing the past year, and show an increase OF IL
teachers and 1l3 scholars. The average attendance
IN good weather has been very large. The whole
number is, teachers 49, scholars, 1890 The sewing
schools, mothers meeting, and night schools have
all been well attended, and have been eminently
useful
Trinity Chapel, under the charge OF the Rev. r.
N. THOMAS, has been more prosperous than ever
The changes in the arrangement of the building have
added TO the efhciency OF its schools, and faithful
and energetic corps of teachers have carried them
on with vgor and success. The library has received
during the past year donations of 400 valuable
volumes. IL now numbers in all about 1000. In con-
nection with the library, a Young Mems Meeting has
been held at the chapel every Tuesday evening since
the 1st of May. These meetings are
intended to be social and instructive. Va
rtOus monthly and weekly periodicals
are taken, and the library is thrown open. The first
part of the evening is appropriated to reading and
amusements, and the latter part to lecture on an
interesting subject by some one of the lecturers of
the city, The meeting has thus far been most sue
support the chapel was SPOIL and the sum collected
at the chapel services and by means Of its organiza
lions and efforts, amounted to S21242 The official
acts of the minister were as follows Infant bap-
tisms, rs; adults, 5; confirmed, 34 marriage, /;
burials, 49,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our citizens will have an opportunity on Monday
evening next of hearing Dr. f. X. Lees, the eloquent
temperance lecturer Of England He will deliver
under the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, at Concert Hail. his popular lecture
entitled "Objections Answered" Dr. Lees has
attained a worldwide reputation as a writer and
comes to us with the highest recommendations from
England. His wit and eOquence have been much
applauded in our Eastern cities
The Philadelphia Trust and Mission Society will
hold Union meeting in the Presbyterian Church
Manayunk, on Sabbath evening the 9Th, at O'Clock
Several addresses will be made Public invited.