Evening journal., 1889-04-10
TO -MoRRoMs CONVENTION.
More OF the Delegates for the State
SUNDAY school Convention at West
PresI,vte,-i fsh,,ct

West Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning, have been received by G. II.
Cantwell, chairman Of the committee on
entertainment
Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
George r. Woodward, Mrs. Carrie Car
penter, Mrs. S. b. Carpenter
Brandywine M. f., Wilmington-Rev.
G. A. Grise, A. NJ. Pierce, Il. M. McCrea
| Mrs. Samuel Harris, Miss Hattie Pierce
alternate, Clara Claypole.
Reformed Episcopal Church OF the
Covenant, Wilmington-D. g. Chapin,
John Broman, Miss Clara Butz
Second Baptist, WilmingtOn-Rev. X.
r. Cook. b. d.. Alfred Gawthrop John
Taylor, Mrs. r. c. Dill. Alfred p.
Stevens: alternates, Mrs. Annie +.
Spencer, Mrs. Hannah +. Coward.
Riddles Chapel, NJ. E.-Rev. w. E.
Avery, r. w. Brown, Mrs. 5. 5. Sim
mons, John Mearns, Charles Jusiston-
Rockland. Presbyteri NV. H. Oliver,
Miss Mary Henderson, S F. Sterling,
First Presbyterian. Wilmington-ReV.
George NJ Hickman, II I. Wallace,
Mrs. w. n Downing, Mrs. 5. r Lawson,
James Brown; alternates, Miss mary
Lawson, Miss Helen Johnson.
St. Paul's M e.. Wilmington-After-
noon school Rev. L. f. Barrett, Joseph
Pyle, Mrs. A. II. Irving, II. }. Gultin,
! w. Y. Swiggett; morning school, James
Robertson, Miss s. Simpson, $. NJ. Con
sart
Christiana U. A NJ E-Rev. H. r.
Edmonds, NJ B Fawcett.
Christiana Presbyterian-A. q. Web
ber, Mrs NJ f. Southgate, II. A. Mar
shall, Miss Irene Lohand alternates.
Rachael Appleby, d. X. Donaldson.
Stanton NJ E-James r. Foote, Mary
j. Foote, S. H. Marvel.
st. Georges, NJ. E.-G w. Simpler,
George Mckay, John H. Calder.
Middletown, West Presby byterian-H.
c. Eliason, Miss Myrtle Hornton, Miss
Dollie Budd
Blackbrd, NJ E.-Mrs Lottie Brock
son, Miss Kate Deakyne, James Beeth
Odessa, Drawers Presbyterian-H. L.
Davis, Mrs. Mary Janvier, Lizzie Grein
minger, II. q. Whitelock: alternates,
Mrs DR.. Woods, Miss Cootsman, Mrs. j.
J. Janyi r.
Clayton Nj. Pc. Shaw, Henry Boyer.
George Clayton, Mrs. Ella Perkins; alter
mates, Miss Annie Wright, Miss Mamie
Young.
Smyrna, Severson M. E.-Joseph Win
dal, William George Truax, Charles II
Griffith, James Robinson.
Dover, Calvary Baptist-Rev. II. c..
Jones, Lewis Barkley.
Dover, Whatcoat M. E.-Joseph p
Bell, T. B. Snowden, Joshua Parker.
Camden Baptist-Miss p Richardson
Miss Jennie Mcintosh, John McIn-
tosh
Ta,,tarh,,a,, aud XSro,drfdo II n r..
sey r X. Caulk.
HarriT gton M. E.-J. w. Germrcth,
George Barton, Miss Emma Downs
Harrington M. P.-S. l.. Shaw, Benia-
min Knox, Lydia Sapp
laurel Nj. E.-Rev. j. o. Sypherd,
Daniel j. Fooks, Mrs Kate Thomas, Mrs.
NJ. K. Lewis.
Frankford, Presbyterian-Robert w.
Dasey.
Newark, Head Of Christiana Pre- shy
| terian-John T. Steele, John McKeowan,
John +. Johnson, Rebecca johnson.
Newark, u A. ME.-Samuel Roberts
Louisa Young, Amy Smith.
Kenton, M. E.-Rev. w. w. Sharp, r
e. Cantwell
Cheswold. Bethel NJ. E.-Rev. r. X
Stevenson, g. Garrison, r. M. Cooper
| N1uluihBi -. JoHH nelofultu-W "
N. Brown, Mrs. Susan Barnett, j. q
Brown, Jr.
Milford, Presbyterian. B. Gilchrist
| Mrs. j. B. Gilcbrist. Mrs. Angie Hall
| Miss Kate Humes
Bethel A. M. E., Wilmington-M. 4
Sterling, ID. p. Hamilton, George w
Elsey. James Mcpherson, w. H. Hunter
alternates, ID. A. jackson.
Delaware City, Presbyterian-M Mrs
Alice O. Clark, John G, Higgins, J Thoma,
Price; alternates, Misses Emma Clark
Alice Clark, Ella Cleaver.
Second Baptist Wilmington--Mo ing
school, George A. lie Maistre, c. f.
Wallaston, c. S. Morgan. Mrs. Wells.
alternates, George Hodgeman, Miss
Mary Altman, Mrs Bancroft.
ChristiaRa NJ. William II. Levey.
Mrs. A. Lohand, Miss l. Dayett, alter
mates, G. w. Davis, Carrie Z. Wier,
David Appleby.
Rodney Street Presbyterian, Whining
ton-Rev w. l.. McEwan, Thomas Nc
Corkle, Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Lulie
Campbell, Robert Kettle
Olivet Presbyterian, Wilmington-Ad
ditional delegate, Miss Martha Jacobus.
Olivet branch Sunday School, Will
mington-T r. Curlett, Mrs Forbes,
Mrs. Sarah Reed, Miss Louie Campbell.
About 275 delegates have reported, rep
resenting nearly 80 schools out Of the
city and about 30 in the city Nearly
POO delegates viii be present from out of
the city. entertainment for about half OF
which has been provided for c. II.
Cantwell, 304 jefferson street, chairman
Of the committee on entertainment, is anx,
ious for all who viii entertain delegates,
to signify their intention by sending him
word He also desires schools that have
elected delegates aud not reported, to dc
50 az once. In two Of the churches ten
families win take delegates, in Others
less and in many but one or none.
Mrs John S. Hoisecker, Tenth and
Monroe streets viii entertain w. o.
/ Hotiecker and Aubrey Nandever of Clay
tom George Simpson. 1909 Wash
ington street, Rev r. II. Adams,
OF Middletown, H. G. Robin.
son, 905 West street. Profes-
sor Sweeney of Chester; Miss Sallie
Wood. 604 Vest, Mrs Marion H. Price,
Miss Annie G. Taylor and Miss Mollit
Burns Of Middletown; Rev. J. d. G
Hanna, Third and Walnut streets, Revs
X. X. Stevenson and W. S. Robinson oi
Smyrna; Rev. o. G. Buddington, 9ll
West Fourth street, Rev. f. f. vii
liams and A. w. Rutnam of Dover.
Contract for Schooner,
The jackson and Sharp Company has
received the contract for four masted
schooner from J. Burton Davidson oi
Morristown, N. ]. The dimensions are
Length Of keel, 1855 feet beam, SO feet
depth Of hold ~ foot ,,,,,,,ba,. =.