The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-12
NEW CASTLE
PRESBYTERY.
Program of the Session
and Homes For the
y Delegates.

The Presbytery of New Castle
meets this year at Rodney Street
Church, at ? o'clock Tuesday after
noon, April 18th. The retiring
moderator, Rev. n. A. Davidson, ID.
D., of st. Georges, will preach in the
afternoon. Tuesday evening Robert
Lee Hallett of Princeton and S. A.
Mitchell of Auburn, N. Y, will be
presented as candidates for ordina-
ton.
1t is probable Rev. S. Beattie Wy
lie of New Castle or Rev. ]. B. Tur-
ner of Dover will be elected moder-
ator, they being the most likely can
didates. DR.. Miller, the stated clerk
of the Prcsbytery, owing to his call
to Washington, will retire from the
clerkship and Rev. Luther A. Oates
of Delaware City will probably fill
the vacancy, Reys. VIM. FitzSimon.
of Zion, Md, and John McElmoyle,
ID. d., of Elkton, being the other
candidates. This clerkship pays Il
salary of $500 year.
The business of the Presbytery,
including the reports of the various
church and Presbyterial committees
will be conducted Wednesday. One
or two pulpits will be declared va
cant, among them the church at
Newark. Several sessions will re-
port having called ministers, await
ing the favorable sanction of the
Presbytery. The affairs of the
Head of Christiana Church have been
amicably adjusted and the Presby-
terry will probably adopt the report
OF its commission.
At this session two bishops and
two elders will be elected as COM
missioners to the General Assembly
which meets this year at Ninncap-
oils on May 18th. The clerical can
didatcs are S. B. Wylic, II. A. Nc
Curdy and John McElmoyle. The
lay candidates are w. S. Todd, of
Salisbury. Md, Prof. w. II. Bishop
of New ark. and others. A popular
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening at l. 80, to be addressed by
Rev. S. W. Reigart, ID. d., of Sails
bury. Md, on Men in the Church.
and by Rev. +. {. Jennings, of Han
over church, on The Modern Spirit
of Missions >
An interesting meeting of the
Presbytcry is expected. as the lad
les OF the Rodney Street Church have
made elaborate preparations to en-
terrain their guests. The list of
guests and their homes is as follows
including ministers and elders:
Rev. J. l.. Vallandigham-M Mrs J.
p. Mclean, 1907 West 18th St.
Key. $. A. Gaylcy, ID. D.-NIrs.
Wm, q. Mendlnhall, 400 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue.
Rev. X. A. Dawson, ID. DIR.
kcigwin. 1913 Park Place.
Rcv. J. b. North Mrs. Elwood
J Jackson. 1901 Franklin street.
Rcvs. W. II. Logan. ID. d. and
II. L. Bunstcin- Mrs. r. d. Morrow
DOS Delaware Avenue.
Rev. n. II. Miller. d. D.-Mrs.
l'lagler, 925 Market street.
Rev. $. NJ. Perry Thomas
Latimer, 1900 Delaware avenue.
Rev. p. p. Reese Mrs Flagler,
92S Market street.
Rcys David E Shaw, y d, and
Kent NJ McBull-Mrs Ashton Tat
nall, 1903 Jackson street
Rev John McElmoyle-Dr Kcig-
win, 1913 Park Place
RcvS X II Hoover and f II Moore
Mrs Barr. Sl7 West street
Reys S l. Estlin and S b Wylic--
Mrs Thomas McCorkle, 1922 Della
ware avenue
Revs J B Turner and l. { Vain
yriyht-Mrs W & Mendinhall, 14O1
Pennsylvania avenue
Rev W " Shaw-NIrs Ewes, 1413
harrison street
Revs h ID Blake ard SW Reigart
} D-MisS Anna Candy, 1l01 Della
ware Avenue
Revs Luther a Oates and ] r
Mrs Johnson, 1900 Della
ware avenue
Rev VIM FitzSimon. d D-NIrs
)tho Rowland, 1907 Gllpin avenue
Rev Oscar A Gillingham-Mrs
Thomas McComb, lOl7 Madison st
Rev Arthur Dougall-Dr Il ] Nc
<ay, Front and Broomc street
Rev Charles E Hopper Mrs d W
HARLAN. HOS West street
Rev Richard Downes-NTr | Z
luiglcy, $40 Adams street
DR. W II Sknner-Mrs { NJ Men
lcnhall, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue
+ l. Nunder, E>q--Mr Thomas
\ Porter. 1919 Madison street
Rev RobcrtW Daisey-Miss Anna
Porter, 1000 Jefferson street
George " Chamberlain, Esd
1r> Elwood { Jackson, 1901 Frank
IN street
5 Fisher. EsG-Mrs & W Bush,
O5 Wcct street
d " C"rbitt, Esq Mrs W c
pruanIe, 13l1 Delaware avenue
Hon II \ Nicholson and Oliver ID
>oStcr- John BIggs, 1910 West 18th
trcCt
John II Steele VIM S Prickctt.
$50, 1907 West 18th street
j b Turner II Sellers, 1907