Evening journal., 1901-11-11


president Of Dickinson College. spoke to
a large congregation in Harrison Street
Nj. y. Church yesterday morning. lie
also made q brief address IN the evening"
aud other speakers at that time were
Chief Justice Lore and Presiding Elder
Robert Watt.
An effort was made throughout the day
to raise $500 10 be used for the purchase
of coal and for henevolonees. At thc
evening service it was announced that
SiS4a3 had been pledged. There still re-
mains several members Of the congrega
tion TO be heard from and It Is thought
that the desired amount will be obtained.
Women members Of Old Swedes
Church will give supper IN the parish
house on Thursday evening.
#. On next Sunday the congregation Of
Shiloh Baptist Church will celebrate the
twenty-ifth anniversary Of its pastor, the
Rev. y. II Moore
+. Miss Clara RICHTER who will sail
ihis week for China to resume her mis-
sionary work, spoke IN Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church yesterday morning.
LIN Hanover Presbyterian Church
last night there was an elaborate song
service.
The Key. John Oakley. formerly il
chaplain III the British army in South
Africa spoke in Kingswood ME. Church
yesterday.
Miss Mary Danforth, returned
missionary from Japan, spoke 10 large
congregation in Mt. Salem M. II. Church
yesterday morning.
The Rev G.. Alexander Mcclure, Of
St Thomas Church. Philadelphia
preached in 81. Matthew'S Church yes
tcrday,
...All-day services were held in Union
Nj. Il. Church yesterday
i. Revival services began in Brandy
wine NJ d. Church last night.
Members Of the Jr. o. Il. A. NJ.
attended Oliyet Presbyterian Church yes
terdny morning and heard Il sermon by
the pastor, the Rev. X. A. Elwood
LIN ST. Michael's Church yesterday
the rector the Rey. Percy Owen-Jones,
read the pastoral letter issued by he
bishops at the Episcopal Convention in
San Francisco.
Mrs. H. T.. Burnhnm played n cor
net solo in First Nj. T.. Church last night
Miss Lillian Freeman Clarke OF Bos-
/ ton, who WAS 10 have preached in First
Unitarian Church yesterday, was not
able TO do so because of a serious illness
I IN her family.
DIR King. Of Grace Church. made
| the address at the Y. NJ @. A. gospel
1 meeting yesterday afternoon. aud il sne-
4 eial musical program was given 10y the
1 \. NJ. Q. a. orchestra.
The brotherhood Of ST. james Of
Grace Nj. u. Church will meet this even
ing.
/. The Rev. A. d. Melvin. d. d.. nresi-
dent Of the Maryland Annual Confer
encei will preach in Hebron M. n
1 Church on November 2l
II. Special opening services were held III
81. Paul's NJ. y. Church In Odessa, yes.
terday.
The services at Epworth M. Il
| Church yesterday were unusually inter
esung. In the morning the Rev. II. Bur
\ gette short preached q strong sermon on
Christianity" 20 q large audience. IN,
choir sang splendidly the anthem III
Leadeth Me-" by McAfee. In the even
ing the pastors subject was Regularity
N Church Worship" and the large Choir
4 sang LOren1s composition, Under tn
Shadow Of the Almighty a sextette Of
ladies voices sang Gently Lead Us" by
| kirkpatrick, which was requested to h,
sung again leXt Sunday night
Members Of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of First Presbyterian Churcl
| opened a rummage sale at No. 1Oil Mar
| ket street today. TO continue throughout
| the week.
The Rev. K. A. Elwood spoke at the
| noon meeting for young men ut the y. Nj.
| G. A. Hall today. His subject was
Jesus Christ, a Business Mans EX-
ample"
Nine scholars from the Sunday
school were baptized at Bethany Baptist
+ Church last evening before nn audience
crowding the church to the door. They
were some Of the fruits OF the recent re-
viyal meetings, and there are promising
indications that the revival interest will
continue through the ordinary services Of
the church.
YESTERDAY was "a busy day in Asbury
Church. Twenty-nine persons were re-
] ceiyed into full membership and two on
probation and seventeen new scholars
taken into the Sunday school. Twenty
seven new members also were added to
! the EpWorth League, and junior league
! organized with two members.