Evening journal., 1894-03-26

Mrs. Nouiand's Prayer Was Answered and
To-day She was Buried at Noon "a the
Grave with Her Husbaud-B -Beautifui
Raster Decorations aud Disoourses.
Three social Events for This Week.
srecisi Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE March 90.
Easter services ai al ths churches yes.
terday were OF rare interest, and in spite
OF che cold and rainy weather All the SER
vices were well attended
at Emmanuel Church the usual beauti
ful altar decorations were still further
beautihed by growing plants and taster
lilies iastefully arranged In The church
Rev Mr. Ihomas,o OF ST. Peter Episcopal
Church. Philadelphia occupied the pull
pit IN the absence Of Rev p b Lighmer
and conducted an the services. preach
ing iu the evening from the text found
in .he second chapter, fourteenth verse of
Pauls epistle 90 the Philippians "Young
Man Say Unto pheeArise. The rendition
OF the music was exoelloutly done under
the direction of William h Meyers
A. the NJ. = Church Rev Mr. Dill. Of
Wilmington, ofiiciaied 10 the morning
preaching a sermon appropriate TO the
occasion, while the choir sang several
beautiful anthems Rev w T. Stewart,
Of Grocer Seminary, preached in the
evening to "A large congregation.
At st. Peters R Church every seat ia
tho large edifco wss filled during all the
services. The hundreds of lighted candles
and the flowers aud lilies around the
altsr made a very pretty spectacle the
choir rendered one Of iis best Easter pro
grams, and Rev Father Brady preached
appropriate sermons morning and even
ing Mics Pauline Roeers played some
hne organ voiuntaries.
Rev S Beattie Wylie preached two in
spring sermons at the First Presbyterian
Church, while the music was probably
the best Of tine day. At both services
the choir held the attention OF the big
congregations by its excellent randilions
OF sumo beautiful selections. Special
religious services will be held this even
ing
Leader Eburio's Men In Concert.
The City Coruet Band under Che
leadership OF w. III Eberle, gave q
delightful open-air concert on Saturday
night last Through the efficient tuition
and guidance Of Leader Eberle. the band
has far surpassed any like organization.
and the quick responses 10 Mr.
Ebarles signals, show a thorough
appreciation aud understanding OF his
worth as director. The solo Romance"
IS a cOrnet solo. was one which showed
remarkable beauty OF execution by the
soloist and accompanies Mr. Eberle was
so'0ist. After playing one or Two selec
tlons In the school green. the band
serenaGed j Harry Rogers Sheriff Gould.
the Columbia Athletic Cinb and Mayor
Herbert They also played several selec-
fi0ns at the head OF Market Square AZ
the O. A. C. club house the band PLAYED
the &c A. G march, composed and ded.
icatsd Go the club By Mr Eberle. A
hearty "club yell showed the apprecia
tion of the members for this courteous
action. TO Is needless TO say that their
coming concert will be a success, for
their samples were so good, that more Is
needed 20 satiate tue music overs appe.
t'te Cornetist Florg, Of Wilmington,
played with the band
brought Back Home Cold IN Death.
Mrs Henrietta KING died at the resi-
oence OF her husband. William King, at
Twenty fourth aud Market streets. vii.
mIngton, early yesterday morning. Mrs
King bad been ill since last November.
and her dlscouraging condition prevented
her from being removed here last month,
when AIR. King resumed his duties in
Less mills here. The remains were
brought 80 the home Of John s. King. on
Fourth street, s. w yesterday Funeral
services win bo held ID Emmanuel Church
Wednesday afternoon 90 2 o'clock Mrs.
k ngwas daughter of John Gilkey, o.
This city. and was very popular young
woman while she lived here.