Evening journal., 1901-11-14

. On Sunday next Bishop Coleman
viii oNiciate at the fortieth anniversary
exercises of st. lukc's Church. Bustle-
ton. Pa, VT which he was the first rec
tor The church was built as memorial
hy Mrs. Bernard Henry To her husband,
and IL is expected that She will attend
the services. The Rev. $. l.. Hotchlin,
who frequently has preached in this city
and is well known here, is the present
rector of the church.
Bishop Coleman has just returned
from New ork On Tuesday he presid-
ed at a meeting of the Executive Council
0f the Charch Temperance Society iii
New York city, "a which resolution was
adopted reaihrming the Judgment of the
society az expressed at the big mass
meeting in Carnegie Hall in 1896, depre-
eating the proposed opening of the sa-
looms at noon On sundays. In the evening
The bishop spoke at the Squirrel Inn.
IN the Bowery. ON "Ramhles and Bram-
blcs-HOW TO Enjoy the One and Avoid
the Other" The hall was filled, and at
least fifty men stood during the entire
address, which WAS an account OF the
bishops famed pedestrian tours He
also brought ND the question of the sun
day opening of saloons, and several
workingmen entered into the discussion,
their sentiment being strongly opposed
20 the opening.
Women OF Wesley NJ f. Church
have donated several bonnets and coats
TO the Layton Home. The annual meet
ing of the Home Association will be held
tomorrow evening at No. S29 Wollaston
street.
e.. Officers Of West Presbyterian sun
day School have been elected as follows.
Superintendent. Frank sheppard. assist
ant superintendent. Theodore w. Triggs
secretary, Howard y. Henderer; treas
urer Lewis b. Morrow; financial secre-
tary, Robert o. Janvier.
..Nliss Clara Fighter. the well known
missionary, who has been visiting i'm this
city for some time, started to-day on her
return trip to China. A farewell recen-
tion was given To her in Delaware
FAvenue Baptist Church. on Tuesday
evening at which addresses were made
10y the Revs. DIR. keigwin, Il. t. Briggs,
ana John Shape. and Captain +. B. Az
ars. Miss Hattie Newln read am inter-
esting paper Miss Fighters work j,
among women and girls in Shenwan, in
| the upper part Of China.
THE exterior of Delaware Avenue
/ Baptist Church is being repainted, and
improvements consisting of fresc0ing
4 electric lights and new carpets viii be
made TO the interior.
...ln Calvary T.. r. Church tonight
| the young men and boys of the congrega-
/ ton VIII give PIE ana Ihllk Sofldlt
\ the proceeds Of which will be devoted To
J the purchase of instruments for the or
lchostra. There aiso viii be an interest
/ ing program Of songs, recitations anC
! legerdemaine.
1 Under the auspices of the Ladies
/ Missionary Society. there will be a musi
cal and literary entertainment i'm First
4 United Presbyterian Church, West and
Third streets, tonight, for the benefit OF
the building fund.
An effort is being made to raise S40C
To make repairs to Prince George
Church. in Dagsboro. This is one of the
most historic churches i'm the State, anC
was attended by John NJ. Clayton.
l.. The Rev. n. A. II. O'Bren. pastor O
Mt Salem Nj. l.. Church, has arranged
for week of special services in th'
church. beginning next Sunday. On tha
day there VIII De preaching by the pastor
at 1880 a. I'M. and 7.30 D.. M. Monday
preaching hy the Rev. Robert Watt. a'
80 ID. m. Tuesday. preaching by th'
Rev ". I. S. Murray OF 81. Paufs, nj
7.30 u. m: Wednesday. preaching by thl
Rev H. 5. Dulany. pastor of Asbury a
7.20 p. M; Thursday. preaching by th.
Rev. a. Greene. pastor of the NJ. ID
Church at Newport, at $50 p. m.i Friday