Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-05-26

match in this city on Wednesday after
noon with the Delaware City team.
Each club will present twelve men and
the match will, no doubt, be an exciting
one.
Raising the Debt.
The Rev. w. f. Bainbridgs. d. D..
conducted the services at the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church yesterday morn
ing and evening. A successful effort was
made TO relieve the church of q Heating
debt of 81, 800; and 81, 100 was raised by
subscription and cash. A number Of
subscription cards are out and It is
thought the subscription will reach
81, 300. Mr.. cambridge and his wife will
deliver lectures for the purpose Of raising
the balance. The lectures will be on
travels in foreign lands. Several people
will be baptized next Sunday evening.
The Diocesan Convention.
Rev. P. B. sLightner, restor, and Hhe
vestry Of Emmanuel Church are making
active. preparations for the diocesan con.
vention which will be held In this city on
Wednesday June A. By sskillful arrang-
ing the new parochial cemetery on the
Glebe farm belonging to Emmanuel
Church, has been finished and placed in
condition to be opened 'on the day pre-
eeding the convention. The cemetery has
q magnificent location, it being situated
on an elevation commanding fine view
Of the Delaware, and from 1t the whole
city can be overlooked.
During the convention all devotional
exercises will be held in the church. The
business meetings will be held an the old
Court House. The program is as fol
lows; Tuesday, June 3, o'clock p. M
Preaching by Rev. Charles E. Murray.
Wednesdays o'clock, morning prayer
o'clock-opsning of the business SEES
sion; 1890 o'ciock-celebrat ion OF she
Holy Communion and preach ing by Rev,
Joseph Beers, the convention preacher
2 o'clock-convention business session
The rectors and their deputies from
every parish in the diocese have been in
vited to attend and participate in th,
conservation ceremonies at the new Gem
etery, at 5.15 o'clock on Tuesday. AL
delegates reaching this city on the A. 81
p. m, train, north, or the 5.04 y. m.
train south, will be met at the station
by conveyancss and driven directly :,
the cemetery grounds.
1895 E.sss:ssss 1li p srsona1. fss5s;Tz SEA ~
Miss Flavilla Rulings is visiting il
West Chester, Pa.
Miss Anna Johnson of Wilmington, ii
the guest of Miss Flora Lunt.
Mrs. Sheriff Alvan Allen Is on a visi
to friends and relatives in New York.
Miss Kate Truitt has removed t,
Brandywine hundred, where she will re
side.
Mrs. w w. Simpson, who has beef
4 81 Ind fc Z,
health.
Mrs. Harry L. Mckee has returne,
from a short visit TO the family of Johl
P. Mckee, near Stanton.
Albert Daakyns and Miss Naggi
Stats OF Wilmington, visited friends an,
relatives in this city yesterday.
Miss Lilly Aldrich Of Wilmington
formerly of this city, is the guest OF his
Florence Whitelock.
Miss Minnie Peterson Of Dover. is o.
an extended visit to friends in this city
George Hsrdesty and bride Of Ashley
Pa, are guests of John 8. King an
family.
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Craig of Pkilaael
phia, who have been visiting friend
here, have returned home.
Miss Blanche Carlisle who has been o.
a visit to her sister, Mrs. E. L. Hub
bard, has returned to her home i
Frederick.
Miss Mary Fleming, who was takel
suddenly i'll at her school. No. s, o
Tuesday, is greatly improved and able t
resume her duties.
"Sherif" Frank E. Herbert has re
ceived a valuable hunting dog, fror
friends down the state, and prizes th
animal very highly.
LOOMS o. Wise, who has been in tn
Presbyterian Hospital. Philadelphia, fo
several weeks. undergoing treatment fc
an injured ankle, on which several opers
tions were performed, returned home 0
Saturday afternoon. He is obliged {
use crutches, although the injured mem
Der is cured.
"Al" Wiswell, the brilliant third bas,
man Of the newly organized New CAST
club, was presented with fine willo'
bat, by John B. Connolly, the vel
known tailor. for making the valuabl
home run in the game at Newark on Fri
day. cal" viii use the bat next Friday
wAnAMAKkE'H.