Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-10

The Saturday night and Sunday after
noon young mems meetings OF the
YounV Mems Christian Association will
be held as usual tonight at O'Clock
and tomorrow at o'clock. The In
terest in these meetings last month
was exceptionally good. During the
sum mer the Sunday meeting will be
held in the wide halls down stairs,
which are always cool in warm weather.
The concert given at G. A. r. Hall
last night, under the suspces OF the
congregation OF the Zane Street Nj. r..
Church. was a financial and artistic
success, The large audience present
listened with delight to a programme
of rare excellence. The proceeds Will
be applied toward paying or the In
debtedness of the church.
In accordance with an agreement re-
Gently reached by the Protestant
churches, annual collections will DC
taken up in each for the benefit Of the
CITY Hospital. On June 18th the Zlon
Lutheran Church collection amounted
to $40, and last Sunday the U. p.
Church Offering amounted 10 S42. so.
Services were held at the English
Lutheran Church, last night, prepare
tory TO the communion services, which
will take place tomorrow morning. The
ordinance of infant baptism will be ad-
mipistered. Rev. Dornblsser will occu-
py his pulpit Sunday evening as usual
The picnic at the Park, last Tuesday,
by the boys and girls Of the parochial
school OF st. Alphonsus' church, was
one OF the most enjoyable school picnlcs
ever given at that resort. A number OF
parents, and several members OF the
clergy, were out with the children.
DR. Cunningham will preach Sunday
morning at the First Presbyterian
church on "The Nation, It's Relations
and Duties to God. or the One Hundred
and Seventh Anniversary of the Decla-
ration OF Independence. No preaching
in the evening.
Rev. f. n. Lynch, pastor OF the
Chapline street M. Z. Church, left yes
terday for Cleveland to attend the Ep-
worth League Convention. His pulpit
will be filed by Rev. 4, &. Roob, a
western minister who is at present in
the city.
A lawn fete was given last night at
the home of Mr.. Robert Neinhard, on
the Island, by the Epworth League of
the German NJ. e. Church. The at
tendance was excellent, and all were
well pleased with the fete.
There will no evening services at st.
Matthews tomorrow, owing to the at
sence Of the pastor from the city. DR..
Swope will leave for Gambler, o., to at
tend the commencement exercises Of
Kenyon College.
The most elaborate observance of
Children's Day in the history of the
Zane Street NJ. f. Church, will take
place tomorrow afternoon. Other con-
gregations have been invited to partici-
pate.
Many young folks OF the congre2a-
ton OF the Third Presbyterian church
went out over the w. s. E. G. moter
line to Memlnger's Grove yesterday,
and spent the day in q very enjoyable
manner.
Work upon the alterations and i'm
prOyements Of the German NJ. Z.
Church, on Chapiine street, Is progress
ing nicely. Work will commence on
the handsome new front next week.
Regular monthly communion service
will be held tomorrow morning al the
First Baptist Church, and the pastor.
Rey. A. J. Trey, will preach a sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
MI. II. Plattenburg. one OF this
graduates at Bethany College,
,a1snt be pulpit at the Disciples