The sun., 1901-11-11
DR.. REED AT
HARRISON ST.
Delivers Two Addresses, Morning
and Evening.
DAY IN OTHER CHURCHES
Interesting Exercises Attending the
Reopening Of Odessa NJ. Il.
Church, missionaries ut Mt.
Salem NJ. T.. and Delaware
Avenue Baptist.

The Rev. George Edward Reed, presi-
dent of Dickinson College, was the
guest of Chief Justice Charles B. Lore
Yesterday and made an address in llar-
rison Street NJ. Il. Church ut both the
morning and evening services. Dr.
Reed is well remembered by many citi-
Zens Of Wilmington for the brilliant polit-
icol speech he made in the Grand Opera
House during the last presidential com
pairp at a mass meeting held under the
auspices of the Young Mems Republican
Club.
The special occasion at Harrison Street
Church was the taking Of an Offering for
the ynrious benevclances connected with
the church in which DIR. Reed assisted.
During the day nearly $500 was raised
by contribution and subscription, which
was the amount asked for. At the
morning service DIR. Reed made a very
interesting address.
In the evening a platform service was
held nj which time short addresses were
made by Chief Justice Lore, DIR. Reed
and Presiding Elder Watt. Chief JUS
tice Lore talked along the lines Of CON
gcninity and kindness which should be
shown between men.
Pr. Reed in n short address followed
ont the thought of Chief Justice Lore,
in an eloquent and interesting manner.
He said: 1.-The element of love is the
very heart Of the love Of Jesus Christ
Many people criticise the Methodist
Church because Of its doctrine Of pcrfec
tion. but If il was better understood and
lived mp to all would he happier. The
opportunity for making our names fam
ouS in history comes to hut few Of MS,
hut the chance Of living great life
comes to every man and woman. Be
kinder in the homes: If all were kind
in their homes how many happy women
there would be-"
In conclusion DIR. Reed said: "Make
your home little heaven, paradise.
the gospel a thousand times brighter IL
we do this"
Presiding Elder Watt presided and
made nm address. During the evening
service Miss Tithzcnbere sang solo.
MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY
Services OF unusual interest were held
in Mt. Salem NJ. f. Church yesterday
morning. The occasion was the Goth
anniversary Of the Mt. Salem Auxiliary,
W. Il. NJ. S. An address was made by
Miss Julia Danforth, n returned mis-
sionary from Japan, on the mission work
which is being done in that country.
An excellent musical program was rem
drrrd.
MISSIONARY FROM CHINA.
At Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
yesterday morning Miss Clara Il. Right
ar. a returned missionary from Kinhua,
China, made an address. Miss RICHTER
will return TO her field OF labor next
week last night the Rev. John Shape
preached on the subject THE Judgment
Of the Nations
There was large attendance at the
First Unitarian Church yesterday morn
ing to hear a sermon by Miss Lillian
Freeman Clarke of Boston, Mass. Miss
Clarke is daughter of the late Rev
James Freeman Clark, ID. d., and is n
brilliant talker. Miss Wales sang solo.
Members Of the Junior Order of Ameri-
can Mechanics attended divine services
at Olivet Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning in body. The Rev. Robert A..
Elwond preached special sermon.
Previous to the morning service a meet
ing of the Brotherhood Of Andrew and
Philip was held Last night Mr.. FL
wood preached on "The Time of Christ's
Second Coming"
The regular Y. NJ. G. A. gospel meeting
Yesterday afternoon was addressed by
the Rev. William Writ King, pastor of
Grace NJ. r. Church. A special musi-
cal program was rendered by the Y. NJ,
=. \. orchestra. The Railroad Y. NJ. G.
a. nlso held meeting at Third and
Railroad avenue yesterday afternoon. A
delegation was present from the Philadel-
ber of addresses were made.
The Rev. A. d. Melvin. d. D.. presi-
dent Of the Maryland Annual Conference,
will preach in Hebron Methodist Prot
estant Church on Thursday evening,
November 81. This will be the annual
visit of President Melvin to the churches
OF this conference.
To mark its opening special services
We're held in ST. Paul's NJ. r. Church at
Odessa yesterday. improvements costing
about $1,000 were made. The services
will he continued for week.
The following is the program including
yesterdays.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. and p. M. by
the I,cvs. s. f. Upham. u. H., III. D.,
Drew Seminary, Madison, y. j.; Mt 2
y. M. historical addresses. by Chief Jus.
tice Charles r. Lore, l.. V. Aspril, and
others.
Monday, 7 y. m, preaching by the Rev
Vaughn S. Collins, Smyrna.
Tuesday. p. m, preaching by the
Rev. A. 5. Mowbray, Port Deposit
Md
Wednesday, p. m. preaching by the
Rev. Robert Watt. ID. D., presiding elder
Wilmington district.
Thursday, p. M, organ and vocal con
cert. organist Miss Anna G. Lambert
,'h"stertown, Nd. vocalists, Messrs
ayres. Harbert, Mason and Muhlhausen
Wilmington.
:, FRIDAY, p. m, preaching by the Rev
W. F.Corkran, ID. D., presiding eide
EaSton district.
sunday, 1890 A. M, sacrament o
"'d supper and reception of mem
p'rS' ny Rev. w. G. Hurst, pastor; Z y
~ ~ preaching hy the Rev. T.. f.. Barrett
- D., Middletown.
pa, sol" Of Rcai Estato.
a.r '"rr, =. Fraim, attorney, on Satln
"oia seven NcrpS of oroupd halongin