The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-29

riot, as II took an order from the BIRTHS
Gommandant to make him hold service
tor the English. Mr.. Glrelius was recalle,
to Sweden In 1855, and the vestry, becaus
Of the increase OF 1Gnglish-speaking people
asked for apastor who used that Language
Gradually the Swedish service was drop
ped and the church became parish Of tn
corporated under the laws of Delaware
and Rev. William Price, of Milford, be-
came rector, theSwedish Lutheran Churct
being succeeded by the Protestant Episco
pal Holy Trinity.
EVENING SERVICE ON WEDNESDAY.
No cards Of Admission will be required
for the special services on next Wednes-
day night or on next Sunday which will
DO the first Sunday after Trinity. On We'd
nesday evening at 7.45 o'clock sermon
will be delivered:by Rev. Snyder B. Shines,
rector of Gloria Del (Old Swedes) Church.
"a. d. 17OO) Philadelphia.
There will be special music by the choir
as follows:
Magniflcat, Nunc Dlmittus in e. John
Praised in Zion," Sir Robert Stewart. Yes
terday'S music will be repreated next Sun
day.
There will be four services next Sunday
as follows:
7ao a. IN. Holy Eucharist; 1890 a. m.
Holy Eucharist and sermon by Rev. G.
Ernest Smith, d. d. rector Of the Church
Of st. Michael and All Angels. Baltimore,
Nd. p. IN, Children's Festival Service;
7.45 p m, sermon by Rev. Charles S.
Olmstead, 5. L. D., rector of st. Asaph's
Church. Bala. Philadelphia.
AT TRINITY CHURCH.
The only service In Trinity Church,
Delaware avenue and Adams street. yes
terday was the usual early celebration at
73O o'clock.
Next Sunday the services will be the
7.3O o'clock celebration, the clock
worship, Sunday school at 2.30 o'clock and
even song at o'clock.
IN OTHER CHURCHES.
AT Hanover Church, yesterday morning
Rev. f. Cornwell Jennings preached from
lots, and some in horses; but we will re-
member the name of the Lord, our God,
The preacher spoke of the landing of
Columbus, and said that the first thing
which he did was to bescech divine bless.
ing on the country. The preacher spoke
of the victories in the recent war, and said
that the Almighty had guided and pro-
tec'ed this nation because of the reverence
and respsct shown Him by the American
people.
Rev. f. B. Whitmore preached in Beth
any Baptist Church last evening.
At Kingswood NJ. t. Church last even
ing Rev. George W. Burke preached.
q Rev. Frederick W. Poole "a returned
mi sionary from China preached in the
Second Baptist Church last evening.
H, w, Herrell of Baltimore addressed
the Seventh-Dry Adventists yesterday.
At Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
yesterday the preacher was Rev. Joha c. .
Ball Of Grocer Seminary.
Rev. A. N. Keigwln preached Memoir I
ial Day sermon last evening. !
Rev. I. A. McCurdy. D. d., last evsn- =,
ing preached on Our Now Possessions"
He pointed out the duty Of the church
them. +
At Grnce NJ. E. Church Rev. Henry Ba- 9
ker, d. D., preached sermon on similar I
ines his subj ct being American Prob. Y
Bishop Monaghan confirmed large )
'lass OF boys and girls In st. Patrick's
,hurch last evening. t
The Blessed Virgins Sodality of st. c
Josoph's r. G. Church on tho Brandywine b
lcld reception last night at which six u
'esn now members were received into the 1,
ociety. The Rev. w. ]. Birmingham -
Preached sermon on "The Devotion of y
Catholics to the Blessed Virgin"
Ihe devotion OF the Forty Hours opened 0
n st. James Church Delaware City last a
vening. II
Bishop Coleman was as busy as usual i,
esterday. In the morning at 7.30 o. clock ..
10 celebrated the Holy Communion at ST. C e
iatthew's Mission, where he admitted the :
lass recently confirmed. At 9 As o'clock n
% went to Calvary Church, where he "
lessed a beautiful pulpit Of oak. donated a
" w. X Tadman in memory Of his mo-
her and brother. h
At 10 80 the Bishop was at old Swedss y
nd In tho afternoon confirmed class
here. In the evening he preached at Christ p
'hurcb, Chrisliara hundred, where he 81
reached from the text. l. John s, 4. aud eI
onflrned seven persons, to whom also he h.
eliyerel an address. =,