Evening journal., 1901-11-18
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College Settlement Work in
This City
Episcopal Clergyman to Attend Meet.
Ing in RlktOR-OLhCr News Of
Wilmington Churches

suits being obtained by the college Set
Element" at Taylor and Church streets IL
is in charge of Miss Louise Hardcastlc,
| but classes are conducted by others who
are interested in the work. On Monday
night there is class Of over sixty per-
/ sons, and religious services are held. On
| Tuesday night there is a class of boys
/ instructed 10y Frcdrick Mccall and Mr..
/ Harrington The boys are taught TO
| drill and play games and are instructed
in geography and history. On Thursday
/ evening "a class of girls from 60 10
years old are taught sewing and domes-
tie economy by Miss Sarah Pyle, and
/ while they are sewing interesting books
are read To them. On Saturday after
noon Miss Alice Mclean conducts "a
cooking school On Sunday afternoon
there is Sunday school in charge uf
George Armor. This is attended by chill
dren who have no regular sunday school
to- attend. or who feel chat their clothing
IS not good enough To attend other
schools.
! ..Membcrs of Shiloh Baptist Church,
! Twelfth and Orange streets. celebrated
! the twonty-hfth anniversary of their pas
/ tors services yesterday afternoon and
last evening. and will continue 90 do SO
| for the coming week. The church was
crowded during the services, which were
directed 10y the Rev. b. r. Moore. The
Rev. w. \. Credit ID. d.. of Philadel-
phia, preached the sermon. The Rev. II.
Il &. Jones assisted in the exercises. The
Rev. John Shape, of the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church. spoke briefly and
presented "a check from his congregation.
T 1.-The week of prayer under the aus
piccs of the Y. NJ. G.. 4. closed yesterday,
and last evening in "a number of churches
special services were held. The closing
service at the Y. NJ. G. A. took place yes
/ tcrday afternoon, and W. J.. Bctunglll,
. the wcll-knOwn Bible teacher of the VIII
, mngton Bible Union, made an address.
The music was under the direction of V.
). ADpleby. assisted 10y the association
orchestra and the orchestra Of the Olivet
Presbyterian Church
...Last evening in Olivet Presbyterian
Church the Rev. II. a. ElwOod preached
a special sermon To men only. His sub
ject was THE Judgment" In Centra
Presbyterian Church the Rev. Il. y. Nc
Curdy, the pastor, delivered a sermon on
Men fer the Gap" At the second Bap
4 tist Church the Rev. Il. T. Briggs spOk'
on "Ihc Question of the Centuries. Ihl
Rev. w. Il. Lewis at Rodney Stree
I Presbyterian Church last evening spoke
ON "SIr George Williams, Founder of tht
I Y. NJ G.. Ats Work and Influence
The Rev. a. y. Keigwin, pastor of West
Presbyterian Church delivered "a specia
Illustrative sermon on "A Splendid Man.
...Parishioners of ST. Pauls Church
Fourth and jackson streets, last evening
welcomed the return of the Rev JOIN
z Connolly. chancellor OF the diocese %
$ Wilmington, who has been abroad f0
. several months The greeting was mos
, cordial. and speeches were made 10y Peter
p j. Ford On the part of the congregation
L Father Connolly arrived in New Norl
ON the steamer Celtic ON Saturday ans
s was met at the dock by Edward III. Bren
] l..
b Healey, a committee from ST. PAUL.
s parish. Yesterday was spent IN that city
= and in the afternoon the party startel
=, for Wilmington. Arriving mt the frencl
street station at Gas o'clock Father Con
nelly again was greeted 10y large dele
CATION.
He was assisted in the service 10y tn
q Rev. T. n. Hughes as deacon, and tn
Rev. Joseph a. Kelly. Bishop Mona
CHAN occupied seat in the sanctuary
, Nlillard's vespers in j was sung by TN
choir in an excellent manner. Following
G Nespers a reception was held IN the base
ment Of the church at which blShO
e Monaghan and Peter j. Ford made ad
t dresses.
e ...Archdoacon George e.. Hall and thu
e Rev. DIR. Jeiferis, of this city will at
O. tend the meeting of the Woman's Aux
z, iliary which Will meet IN Elkton tomor
z. row and Wednesday.
s 90. Bishop Coleman viii make an nd
dress at the Iyceum of EXion NJ. L
Church next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
The Rev. n. a. II. O'Brien has hecr
invited 10 return as pastor of MI Salen
NJ. +. Church.
90. beginning next Sunday two weeks
N mission will be- conducted in ST. Pcterl
n Pro-Cathedral 10y Fathers Gleason, Coed
Il ing and Stanton.
n In the y. NJ. c. 4. building ON Sat
urday night Edward Owiugs Townc rca'
h his original picture comedy. Too Ric
N to Marry which was greatly enjoyed
!. The next of the series of y. NJ. G.. a. cn
- tcrtanmcnts viii be on December n am
:. will bc given 10y Reilhofer's Tyrolea
h Yodlcrs and Concert Company, of Ba
vara.
I'm Calvary =. e. Church last nigh
the Rev Henry Foster. Episcopal vica
~ and representative of The America
= Church i'm Mexico, made am address Ri
tonic was ON missions in Mexico ]
a- the morning the rector. DIR. jefcri'
m preached ON The Gospel of Huma
gl Hclpfulncss'
le ...John Oakley formerly a chaplain Il
I, the British army. spoke ina Harvester
le Mission, Front and jefferson streets, yes
in terday.
90. Mrs. Sarah W. Pyle spoke on IN
work of the College settlement in thi
city i'm 81. Lukes II. Il. Church las
night.
~ DIR Murray preached on the wor
- of the Womcn's Home Missionary ~
4, ciety i'm st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church las
,e night.
W e. The Rev. c. l.. jefferson preached o
O. "Gospe Work of the Presbyteria
It. Church Among the Freedmen Of Anne
lea in Olivet Presbyterian Church yei
ierday morning.
fiapr1sm followed the sermon
e Bethany Baptist Church last night
in ...On account of making repairs
ty the heater at the Delaware Avenu
Baptist Church. the meeting of tn
Wilmington Bible Union will be hel
this evening in the lecture room {
Grace NJ. E. Church at 7.45 O'Clock.