Evening journal., 1901-11-16
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH
PEOPLE OF ALL DENOMINATIONS

LIN Oliyot Presbyterian Church to-
morrow night there will be
special meeting for men, and women OF
the congregation have been requested
TO attend some other church by the
pastor. the Rev. r. A. Elwood.
THE Young Peoples Lutheran
Association of the German Church,
will give its annual oyster supper in
the lecture room of the church. corner
Of Sixth and Jackson streets, next
Tuesday evening Supper win be
served from to 10 o'clock
The Rev. H. s. DWany will De in
his pulpit (Asbury) tomorrow He was
engaged to assist in the reuponing of
Double Greek M. u. Church, Queen
Anne county, tomorrow, but received
notice this morning that The people
had been disappointed in receiving
new pows.
The f0rticih anniversary of the con-
secration of the Protestant Episcopal
Memorial Church OF So. Luke, ihc BE-
loved Physician. Bustleion. win be celc-
brated tomorrow, and Bishop Coleman
| the first rector. in 1861, viii preach al
| 1890 o'clock. The Rev. Daniel 4.
| Hotchkin, the present rector of the
/ church, was at the time rector of the
Church of the Ascension, and Grace and
| Calvary Churches, this county.
LIN the Delaware Avenue Baptist
/ Church tomorrow the Rev. John Snap0
will preach on two interesting subjects.
His morning subject viii be"Ihc Trinity
and in the evening, Judgment for
Work
...Mrs. Sarah w. Pyle, superintendent
of the College Settlement at Taylor and
/ Church streets will speak in st. Luke S
Reformed Episcopal Church. on Sun
day evening. She will explain the work
Of the settlement.
George W. Twitmeyer will deliver
an address at the Methodist Preachers
meeting on Monday morning ON the sub
ject. The Relation of the Minister TO th,
Public Schools An ministers of the
city are invited TO hear the address.
Beginning on Monday evening re-
vivn meetings will be held at the Ger
man Baptist Church each evening at
o'clock, until Friday. 30 collections vii
be- taken. The speaker viii he the Rev
DR.. Pfeiifer.
o., The revival at Union Church, whicl
has been in progress for several weeks
has resulted in adding o number TO thl
. church, aud increasing the interest @
Christians. The meetings VIII probably
close ON Sunday night, and efforts vii
he made 10 induce all who desire TO be
come Christians to attend the class an,
prayer meetings.
Tile. Rev Charles Elliott st. John
of Easton. viii be the speaker at tn
morning service in the Unitarian Church
Revival services in Brandywin
Church will continue next week.
The Brotherhood of Calvary Churc
T., will conduct gospel service at Minquadal
Home at 3 O'clock tomorrow afternoon.
4 The Rev. J. w Fryer win be tn
% speaker az both services in Ashur
z Church tomorrow. Mrs Blanche Viii
craft will conduct the Epworth Leagu
y meeting.
2 The Rev. Henry Forester, Episc'
Il pal vicar aud representative OF the Amel
i lean Church in Mexico, will speak
8 Calvary Episcopal Church, Third an
~ Washington streets, tomorrow evening
" at 7.30 o'clock. Mr.. FORESTER never fai
a 10 interest his audiences, and those WI
: have heard him. on the occasions of n
" other visits 70 this city. have always bee
: delighted with his vivid descriptions q
the. strange old land. in which he an
; his faithful band Of helpers are laborln:
by schools Orphanaees and The reglus
preaching hf the gospel 'to give. light [
them that sir - darkness. and ~ q
shadow Of death