Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-28
RELIGIOUS TOPICS
WHAT TEE CHURCHES ARE DOING DURING
HE WARM SEASON.
Bishop Donahue Returns, and Departs Again-Ihs
Mountain Lake Park Camp Mssdng-Oihsr
Religions Notes.


Wheeling, returned at o'clock yester-
day morning from 4 visit TO the Cath
Ollie parishes in Greenbries and Monroe
counties. He vas absent from the city
about two weeks, during which time
he administered confirmation at
Meadow Bluffs. Williamsburg, Romeo
verte and White Sulphur. To REG-
IsrER reporter, the RI. Rev. Bishop ex.
pressed entire satisfaction at the con-
dition of affairs in that portion OF his
diocese. Accompanied by Very Rev
F. y. Parke, of Mt. de Chantal, Bishop
Donahue departed at three o'clock over
the i. * o. for Grafton, where
he will meet Rev. Father Nc
Elligett. On Sunday he will
dedicate q new church at kingsville,
Randolph county, and on the following
Sunday at Buckhannon, Upshur county.
Both Of these missions are Ia Father
Fiizpatrick's diocese.
The camp meeting which closed on
Monday, 18th inst, at Mountain Lake
Park, was very successful. The attend
ance, in spite of the business depression,
was larger than last year. AT the close
of the meeting, IL was determined to
hold next year au international inter
UNCONVENTIONAL holiness family gather
ing. The workers will come from this
country, Canada and England. and Rev.
John Thompson, of Philadelphia, will
probably have charge. The expense OF
the meeting will not be less than 81, OOO
1t will be held on the first Saturday in
July.
Mr.. D. w. Brewer will inaugurate a
series OF Sunday afternoon meetings at
Odd Fellows Hall. corner OF Twelfth
and Chapline streets, at three o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Brewer ad-
vertises the meetings under the head OF
Every Man Ny Brother, or David
Eyangel." Mr.. w. w. McClelland will
assist the choir with the cornet, Mrs.
McCleland as organist. The 4folian
male quartette will also assist. Mr.
Brewer promises that there will be a
tank of cold ice water and three hun
dred fans for those who will attend.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, rector OF st.
Luke's P L. Church, is expected home
next week During his absence extern
sive repairs have been made. The in
terror has been repainted and refur-
nished, and presents bright and coy
appearance.
Rev. DR.. A. 3. Riker, pastor OF the
Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church, will preach
on Sunday, August 9Th, at Mountain
Lake Park, Md. The Sunday School
Assembly will be held at that point,
opening August LIST.
Rev. DR.. w. Il. Cooke will preach at
the morning services at the Second
Presbyterian church, upon believe
also in Christ" No services will be held
in the evening.
During the absence Of Rev. c. NJ. AL
ford. who is spending his vacation in
Philadelphia, Sunday morning services
at the Third Presbyterian Church are
being conducted by the Christian En-
deayor Society.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Ben
wood NJ. T.. church will, in short
time, give an Old Folks concert, SINH
lar to the affair given some time ago.
A very successful concert and festi'
val was given by the youEg people OF
st. Johns Catholic church, In Benwood,
last Monday evening.
Rev. Hayden aud family are rustica'
ting at Wellsburg. The usual services
will be conducted at the First Christian
church tomorrow.
The boys and girls OF the Hearne
Tabernacle Sunday School enjoyed al
outing at the Fair Grounds, Thursday.
The family OF Rev. Roberts, pastor oil
the Wesley M. +. church, is spending
the heated term at Terra Alta.
The union meeting Of the Epworth
Leagues OF Marshall county will be held
next Tuesday at Sand Hill.
Rev. II. y. Campbell will conduct the
morning services tomorrow at the First
Presbyterian church.