Evening journal., 1889-03-04
CHURCH NOTES.

Bishop Coleman will preach at Wash
ington next Sunday
AT the Second Baptist Church the
right hand Of fellowship was extended.
The annual meeting Of the Delaware
State Bible Society will be held on Wed
nesday evening, March 10 in Central
Presbyterian Church.
at the First German Baptist Church
Yesterday seven persons. including Rev.
g. A. Guenther and wife were taken into
the church as members
There will be a meeting of the Lady's
Home Missionary Society Of Central
Presbyterian Church at the home Of
Mrs. +. 4. Taylor, No 903 Tatnall
street tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
The Hanover Musical and Literary
Society will give an entertainment in
the lecture room Of the church ut Sixth
and King streets on Friday evening at
745 o'clock. All are cordially invited to
be present.
The Sunday school mass meeting
called by the Delaware State Sunday
School Association will be held in the
Union M. r. Church. Fifth and Wash
ington streets ON Wednesday evening
March 9 at 8 o'clock.
A conference Of Sunday school work.
ers will be held at D. m. in the same
church. William Reynolds Of PEORIA
H., president Of the international Sun.
day School Association will be present
and address both meetings. He Is said to
be an eloquent aud inspiring speaker
Special services will be held at Central
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, Wed
nesday. Thursday and Friday evenings
Rev. Marcus A. Brownson will assist in
the services. A large number Of persons
will unite with the church at the com
muniOn service next Sunday.
The program Of the Tuesday afternoon
services at st. Andrews p Il. Church. is
as follows March 70, sermon by Rev. ].
s. Stone, ID. d. +; March 10, Rev. 4. l..
Franklin d. d. March, 90, Rev J. Il
Grammar ID. d. April 2, Rev W. r.
Watkins. d. ID. April 8, Rev. w. N.
McVicbar, D. d. On Easter Sunday
there will be united services by the con
gregation and Sunday school
A temperance meeting will be held in
Epworth NJ f. Church on Saturday
evening next. A. w Holt late of Mas
sachusetts, will address the meeting.
Mr.. Holt Is going to stump Pennsylvania
for the temperance amendment TO the
constitution. After the meeting a
Young Mems Temperance Union in con-
nection with the church will be organic.
ed by the w. G. I. u, as an auxiliary to
that organization.
AT West Presbyterian Church yester
day morning no regular sermon was
preached by the pastor, Rev. A. n Keig-
win, It being communion service. Forty
persons were admitted into the member
ship al the church, eight by letter, ff-
teen were baptized. Those that were re-
ceived on profession Of faith were
Emma Allen. Henry w. Burbage, Lola
I. Bates, Mertle II. Black William 9.
Blair, Grace Baird, Annie Cooke, Annie
Mary Cornell Bertha M. Crawford, Sor-
raine Dent, William w. Eaton. James
Albert Eaves Ella Ferris. Clara NJ Fer
gnson, Nettie Gillespie Alice A. Griffith
Clara Hyde, Harry H. Hudson, Mabel
Haddock, Della A. Hart, Howard f.
Henderer, Sarah e. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs +. M.
jackson, Bessie johnson, John Stohn,
Elsie Kramer Martha McLear Sarah A.
Moss, Grace r. Reese, Anna T.. Reed Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin Reed, Mary Richie.
Clarence u. Robinson, Mrs. Hannah r.
Shellady, Daisy Edna Sutton, Eva Sulli-
van, William 7. Twilley Lou S. Taylor,
Mary Wilkinson BY letter Gertrude
Armour, Marietta Cam, Carrie L.
Ocheltree, Mrs. Jacob Richardson,
Sallie A. Taylor. Mary Atkinson Sanborn,
James s Westhforth, Josephine Woot
ers. There has been received into the
church within the past six months
eightyiive members. In the evening Mr.
keigwin preached to a small audience, on
account of the rain His text was taken
form Genesis xxi, 10: "Well in the Des-
ert II was Gne subject and WIS en-
loved by all those present