Evening journal., 1895-05-23

DbhkJues
sllvsrbrook Mrs. Rhetta Jones-Mrs.
Paul Glllis.
Scott-Irene Hspbron-Mrs. orvid
Porter; Miss Cora overdeer-M. E.
parsonage.
Union (Wilmington) Mrs Hanna
Mrs. Edward Challenger; Miss Taylor
and Miss McCormick-Mrs George
Bacon Mrs. YarnRll-Mrs. q. w. Hast
ings.
Hopewell-Rsv. j. Fl. Geoghsgan,
M. o. JackRon-Mrs. Wilson; Charles
+. Boyd-Mrs B. f. Lancaster
Harrison Street (Wilmingtop) Rev.
F B. Short-Mrs Whitelock; May
Gilmore-Mrs. Wilson; Harry Mitchell
Mrs Lancaster.
George T. Ewing-Mrs George Williams.
Claymont-Rev K. h Collins-Rev, s.
B Wyie
Lottie Morris with Mrs John T. Hamilton I;
Willis II. Overdetr with Mrs Lewis r.
Hushebeck.
P. Challenger. Rev o w. Devenish with
Mrs A. E Davidson.
" Il A
Rev. = B. Wylie; Mary Miller and
Maggie Green with Mrs DR.. Stewart
Rising Sun-Mlsses Molie Wilsen and
Mabel Reynolds with Mrs Orion Carrick !;
]. l.. Stephens with Mrs Charles Paxson
Port Deposit-Rev H. w. Ewing with
Mrs. A. K Davidson; Leila Gerry with
Mrs. o CRrrick; Nellie Davis and
Lule ]. Pusey with Mrs John Meggin
son.
Delaware City-Mrs NJ. r. Hines and
L M Cleaver with Mrs. George VII.
liams, Sr M. B. McMunn with Mrs John
Manlove.
Madeley--Florenc Davis aud Jennie
Goff with Mrs. William Etchells; Ida
Williams and Florence Martin With
Mount Pleasant Rev w e. Gre sufisld,
a. NJ Brown, Nellie L McCardle and
Mollis f Brown, with Mrs. Jacob NJ.
Saunders
Elkton-Lb zle wamsley. Amands
Ford and Jennie Realey, with Mrs. Pau
Gilns
Chester-s Larkin Handy with Mrs
L Hushebeck.
Brandy wlne-Mrs. Samuel Harris with
Miss Deskyne
Newport-Rsv and Mrs. julius Dodt
with Mrs Harry w Dennison; Mis-
Loustta Sillitos and Miss Bald win witt
Mrs William Il Meredith
Psrryvile-Rev. h g. Budd with Mrs
A. E Davidson.
Planning n Trip Through New York.
During the session last evening, Paste
Collins announced that a large party o
Delawareans will 60 on the New Yorl
State tour this Summer during Easter
convention week. The Second Genera
Conference district, composed OF tn
Epworth League chapters within Mes
York, New York east, Troy. Newark
Delaware New Jersey and Wilmington
Conferences, holds It's annual convsntio
at Round Lake, N Y, August 2S, "a. q
and it Is this convention aud excursion
In which there is not one cent of profit
the league, that the Delaware people wi
attend.
To-day's Convention Work.
This morning Miss Grace Quigg wa
chosen as secretary In the absence of Mis-
May Weloh. Rev. II g. Budd, Of Perry
Vile, nd who WAS absent yes
terdsy morning was called &
the platform and be spok
on Suggestions for the Coming Year o.
Bible Studies" he urged that while th
literary studies Of Methodist younI
people were closly followed that tn
systematic study Of the Bible be no
neglected.
Interesting History of the New castl
Church.
Rsv. Vaughn g. Collins spoke on "Ep
worth League and Local Methodist His
tory" giving sn excellent story Of th'
growth of New Castle M. E. Church
the frst record of which Is In l772
In 1887 this was made separate static
with Pennell Coombs as pastor. In 1856
this building was erected There is
complete church record since the foun
dation Of the church.
Alvin w. Lum, = bright boy of North
East, Md talked AbJut boys and youn
men in the church aud urged them
assert their rights at all times
enter into the debates of their societie
and not always hang in the backgroun
until that unfortunate habit was cult
waited. His subject was "The Junic
Epworth League" and it was so sbl
handled that Rsvs. Ewing and shar
made complimentary remarks upon it.
Lively Remarks From Prof Goidey.
"The Application OF Business Metho
and Energy in Christian Work" was ii
subj sct Of an enthusiastic talk from
{ 5. Goldey, principal Of Goldey Whining
ton Commercial College Above a
things. he insisted, be punctual. A ban
opens at o'clock whether there 10 an.
body around or not at that time, and
the service was begun ouly
the leader, he would not
alone often for others woul
soon learn OF his punctuAlity. suec ,ss
I any meeting not only depends upon goC
T management as any business entepris
but upon the energy and vim Of Il
leader He compared q tagging. qui
5 meeting with a leaky roof-the soons
1 it was improved upon the better for th
. house.
8 Presiding Elder Barrett, in prRisin
/, the speech OF Professor Goldey, said tn
: he opened a church service at the 81
I poin ed moment whether anybody vi
}, present beside himself or not. he hi
frequently opened a meeting with on
. the sexton for congregation.
/ The session closed at IL o'clock aft
Z Presiding Elder Barrett had refused
J. read his paper on "Methodism on Il
e Wilmington District" because of insult
y cient time.
l. .iIncidents About New Castle.