Evening journal., 1892-10-22

Installation and Reception Of the New
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
Advice to People and Pastor-A Little
Boy, Cienr and a BOTTLE Of Powder.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEw CASTLE, Oct a2 st Peters i.
A. B. society celebrated Columbus Day
with appropriate exercises last evening
by book reception and social. The
room Of the society was deliberately dee
grated with flags and bunting. On the
first gas jet was the greeting Welcome
TO all Members of the reception com.
mittee met their friends here and
escorted them to the sunday school room
which was artistically decorated Every
where could be seen the national
colors ana greetings AT tile back Of the
stage was a picture of Father Mathew
and underneath in large letters
Welcome The exercises commenced
by rendition by the Hushebeck 0rches
ira Rev. y J.. Brady was chairman OF
the evening and introduced Miss Lizzie
MCue who rendered a solo iii pleasing
strain. Rev. u. J. Flynn, Of Wilmington
made a patriotic address of twenty
minutes in which he related the
trals of Columbus in the dis
eovery OF America Dwelt on Father
Mathew and the good work % st. Peters
Society Miss Regina Mahoney next
played a beautiful selection on the violin
William MeNulty, Of Wilmington sang
to great effect solo after which J. Il.
Mclvoo made a thrilling five minutes
address and read poem on Father
Mathew and Columbus Miss Katie
Sweeney OF Wilmington, captivated the
audience with the beautiful solo 'Im
Pray for Thee The Hushabeck
orchestra next rendered another selection
after which the entire audience received
a big surprise as the open. hearted mem.
bers furnished all with ice cream and
cake. Mr. McNulty received a we'll -mer-
tied encore and Miss McCue, Miss Ma.
honey and Miss Sweeney gave rcnditions
in pleasing strains. After several selec-
tions by the orchestra the pleasant even
ing $ enjoyment came to close The
society feels elated over the success Of
the book reception which has brought in
over 200 handsome and valuable books. Ii
was pleasing to note the presence Of
the members Of the w. G 4. t. The
committee on arrangements, James Nc.
Hugh, Rev T. L. Brady, Hugh Duffy,
John +. Murphy John Kelley, and j. u
Mclvon, deserve great credit for the
manner in which the affair was man
aged
Dr. Marks delivered the charge to the
people lie said in part Il need not
speak at this hour Of Importance after
what has just been said but there are
three Or four things that | would like To
do. IN the first place talk him up and
that implies that it may be possible to
talk him down Perhaps for few weeks
he will be the most absurd man Ia this
community. A great many things are
said about q new minister Everything.
even the manner in which he comes iii
the pulpit aud the manner in which he
goes out. The way he walks on the
streets. The way in which his necktie
is adjusted. Now be careful how you
talk about your minister, do not mean
the things vou say in the hearing Of your
pastor hope that he is strong enough
for anything that he may hear. BE very
careful Of the reputation Of your pastor.
80 far as yoN can speak well Of him speak |
truly and justly You met stranger
and he asks you how you like your new
pastor you shake your head and say
"Oh, we don't know, we hope he win do
better later