The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-19

An young people and others are In
vited to the West Presbyterian Church
Eighth and Washington streets, this
evening, to hear missionary, dressed
in Syrian costume describe q "Trip to
Syria" Admission free.
Communion service was held in the
First Presbyterian Church, on Sunday
morning, when nineteen persons were
admitted to membership.
The Kings Daughters have O record
OF greatly helping the pastoral work
and other good deeds. In Asbury NJ.
i. Church, at Z30 p. M, Wednesday,
they will give musical and literary
entertainment with admission OF %
cents. The people OF Asbury are
soclable and kind and thelrguests may
feel sure OF pleasant evening.
Miss Elizabeth w. Greenwood, OF
Brooklyn N. Y, delivered a powerful
and eloquent address yesterday at
Brown Memorial Church in Baltimore
as reported In the Sun. She is grace
full, delicate featured woman, with %
clear, ringing voive, whose magnetism
thrills and carries her audience. The
Sun records hor recent great success
In Wilmington.
Rev. j. Ashton Henry, rector, dellv-
cred a learned discourse on the mira
cles, manifestations and teachings of
the Gospel ut Trinity T. L. Church
yesterday morning.
There were several conversions at
Union Nj. E, Church yesterday. Seven
teen persons made profession OF
conversion the past week including
the number who Joined on probation.
The now seven weeks revival at Del
aware Avenue Church still continues.
The baptised number IS, the restored
81 Increase OF church membership
122. Rev. II. w. Ellis, ID. d., Of Balti-
more, Will preach every. evening this
week. He is pastor OF u Baltimore
church, and formerly in charge of
fremont Temple Baptist Church In
Boston. Great interest is expected
this week in his preaching.
The Q. Il. OF Central will give an In
dian entertainment this evening. In
dian tableaux and discussion will
prove entertaining. On Friday even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock tho pastors class
will meet in the church parlor. An en-
tirely new class of work will be begun
by this class. 1t is expected that all
the old members of the normal class
will attend. The topic will be: How
to Read the Book" The golden text
thou what thou readest:'
! AT ST. pAUL's CHURCH.
In the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. l.. L. Barrett, the Rev. John
Crawford of Trinity NJ. L. Church,
Jersey City, oiIlciated at st. PauPs
Church last evening as well as at the
morning services. The Rev. Mr.. Craw-
ford is a native OF Newark, and for If
teen years has been a member of New.
ark IN. j. Nj. Il. Conference. He
preached last evening from st. Luke
xvi, %: And in hell he lifted up his
eyes, being in torment, and seeth
Abraham afar of, and Lazarus in his
BOSOM" The services In the evening
were attended by n large number oil
persons who desired to hear the words
of the RGv. Mr.. Crawford once more
before he returned to his old pastorate.
Sumner Post G. A. II. will visit Gil,
bert Church, Sunday, January 25.
Rev. Mr.. Franklin, OF kingswood,
and Rev. VIM. L.. White, of Goodman
NJ. L. Church, exchanged pulpits last
night.
1rhLty has a new orchestra of /.
pieces.
Bishop Coleman will preach in St
Barnabas Mission, Marshalton, OF
Wednesday evening.
Extra services are going on al
Bethany Baptist Church this week.
W. q. L. u. holds o'clock p. IN
devotional meeting at sou Market
street. ...
The Church OF the Covenant will
hold an annual Sunday school meet
ing Tuesday evening.
Yesterday morning at Asbury NJ. f
Church Rev. Walter L. Avery ofiiciated
in the absence OF the pastor, who is
conducting services in the Methodist
church at Still Pond, Md. The after
noon meeting for young men was
conducted by q. NJ. Leitch.
In Central Church on January q
, Rev. DIR. &. w. Chamberlain of Brazi
will preach sermon. II suitable ar
rangements can be made the Rev. Mr.
Chamberlain will deliver lectur,
during the latter part OF the week oil
''Ihe Present Political Position o
, Brazil"
A practical talk on electricity will
, be given by $. n. Trump, of the vii
mington City Electric Company, oil
) Tuesday evening at s O'Clock befor
| the Y. NJ. c. A.