The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-20

The New Castle Presbytery. from the
twenty -ifIst TO twenty fifth inst, will be
entertained by their brethren OF Della
ware City. Rev. J. r.. Milligan. retiring
moderator breaches the opening sermon.
Frank X. Williams of Princeton Theolog-
tcal Seminary, upon passing examination.
will be ordained Wednesday evening: The
statistical reports of the churches Will be
received for the May meeting In Detroit OF
the General Assembly. The John II. Camp
bell divorce case will be taken up.
Each church will be represented by the
pastor and by one elder chosen sen from from, the
will represent the Wilmington churches:
Central Presbyterian Church, Rev. VIM.
p. Swartz. pastor; W. i. Prickett, elder.
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. George
West Church. Rev. A. N. keigwin, pas
tor; Charles Baird. elder.
Hanover Church. Rev. Lafayette Marka
d. d., pastor; William NJ. Pyle. elder.
Rodney Street Church. Rev: W. I. Mo-
EVAN. pastor; William NJ. Candy. elder.
Olivet Church. George s. Thompson.
pastor; David Mciienry, elder.
Gilbert Church, coiored. Rev. w. Il. Carr.
pastor; David Anderson. elder.
Trustees of the German Baptist Church
will be elected on Wednesday evening.
The Mission Band OF st. Pauls N. T.
Church will give an entertainment this
This evening the Mutual BeDeit Asso-
citation OF Olivet Presbyterian Church
Will give It's urBt mOntnly entertainments
Presiding Elder Murray preached at wes-
ley NJ. e Church last evening. In the
morning he prebdhed at Union and In the
afternoon Mt Scott.
Elder Will hold quarterly conferences as
follows. This evening at Wesley, Tuesday
az Silverbrook, "Wednesday at Scott.
Thursday At Union and Friday at Elkton
and North East.
Rev. L. T. Barrett pastor OF st. Paul's
Church. preached last evening from the
first part of st. Mark 8. "a; what She
Hath Done" The pastor referred directly
10 the advancement woman had made and
thought that II Christianity had accom-
plishcd nothing else than the elevation of
woman from the environments OF old
pagan days she had accomplished enough.
tev. A. A. Harryman, the new pastor at
the First Methodist Protestant Church.
preached his opening sermon at that
church yesterday morning. The services
both morning and evening were well
Rev John Y. Dobbins OF Grace NJ. X
Church will tomorrow evening lecture In
Asbury NJ. E. Church on AN Evening In
London"
Bishop leighton Coleman confirmed
class of twenty-five In st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church yesterday morning. Among
the candidates confirmed was deaf mute.
who was presented by Rev. J. NJ. Koehler.
the missionary 10 the children of silence"
who also interpreted the whole service for
the benifit of number of mutes who oc-
cupied seats near the chancel. There were
present Rev. Charles Il. Murray. Rev. j.
NJ Koehler. MIR. Hoar. the lay reader. and
large congregation.
Bishop Coleman left the city yesterday
afternoon to hold confirmation during
the next ten days in the dloeeses of Maasa.
chusetts and Albany.
The young people of st. Johns Church
will have social gathering next Tuesday
evening in the parish building.
A musical tea for the benefit OF West
Church will be given In the headquarters
of the Board of Trade on April 18th.
The Epworth people are fond OF their
Jewell.