Evening journal., 1902-04-15
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

tomorrow. when business matters will
be disposed of. This evening the sac
rament Of the Lords supper Will be
administered and the Rev. J. S. Gil
fillan. d. D., the retiring moderator
will preach the sermon Tomorrow
night the Rev. A. w. Halsey, ID. D., OF
the Board Of Foreign Missions, will
speak on The World Vision of For
eign Missions"
Following is given a partial list OF
the assignments Of the visiting dele
gates and their entertainers:
Mrs. ]. +. Ball, No. 1919 Park Place
The Rev. II. L. Bunstein.
The Misses Barr. No. SIT West street
The Rev. D. E. Shaw.
Mrs. L. e. Baylis, Thirty-second and
Market streets-The Rev. r. c.
Potter and Elder S. T. Wiley.
Mrs. Robert Brown, Twenty-ninth
and West streets-The Rev. X. M. Bull,
the Rev. p. P. Refs and Elder Isaac
Woodring.
Mrs. John Crawford, No. 201 West
Twenty-fifth street.-The Rev. S. w.
Reigart and DR.. Slemons.
e. A. Finley, No. 1901 Washington
street-Elder J. NJ. c. Carhart.
A. b. Gillespie, No. 400 Washington
street.-the Rev. J. B. Turner and Ell
der ]. A Nicholson.
S. T. Harris. No. 27O9 Market street
DIR. J. r. Milligan and Elder T. T..
Clark.
Mrs. Herman, No. 2211 Market street
The Rev. Richard Walsh and Elder
G. w. Taylor.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, No. COS
Franklin street-Elder John Dewitt.
Mrs. D. W. Harlan. No. 8 East Thir-
teenth street.-The Rev. w. w. Shaw.
DR.. w. H. Logan, No. 7O6 Van Buren
street-Elder II. H. Brady.
Thomas McCorl1le. No. 1922 Della
ware avenue-The Rev. ]. L. Estlin
and the Rev. w. ]. Rowan.
Mrs. NJ. McCracken, No. East
Twenty-fourth street.-The Rev. r. L.
Hallet.
Mns. John McLear, No 1907 West
Thirteenth street-Dr. A. w. Halsey.
Mrs. Mendinhall. No. 14O1 Pennsyl-
vania avenue-Dr. S. A. Grayley.
Mrs. Harry Mundorff, No. 2909 Madi-
son street.-The Revs. T. r.. Taggart
and w. NJ. Dauerty.
Nathaniel Pipino. No. 1929 Madison
street.-The Rev. ]. S. Gilhllan and
Elder G. NJ. Steele
w. S. Prickett. No. 1907 West Four
teenth street-Elder w. c. Fountain.
Mrs. McMullen, Thirteenth and Mar
ket streets-The Rev. w. H. Bancroft.
Charles NJ. Smith. OF North Franklin
street.-The Rev. +. II. Moore and FL
der II. c. Ellison.
Mrs. Hiram Vilet, No. 2O21 Market
street.-The Rev. r. A. Robinson.
Mrs. r. l.. Walker. No. 4 East
Twenty-fourth street.-The Rev. John
McElmoyle and Elder G. A. Blake.
Mrs. G. H. Weldin. No. 2O5 West
Twenty-fourth street.-The Rev. S. NJ
Perry and Elder j. H. Frazer.
Mrs. Wiley, No 1907 Market street
The Rev. T. C. Wainwright and the
Rev. Dr. Fraser
The Gables-The Rev. S. B. Wylie
and n. f. Stab.
IA large number Of people from this
city attended a rally Of the Baptist
Young People Of the Delaware Baptist
Union Association, Ga Southwestern
Pennsylvania and Northern Delaware
which was held last evening in the Bap
tist Church of Marcus Hook. I ne meet
ing was called To order at 7.45 O'Clock by
the Rev. &. w. w. Bisnop. pastor of the
Marcus Hook Baptist Church. a iifteer
minutes song service was held, after
which there was responsive Bible read
ing.
Addresses were made 10y Professor
Alvan $. Hobart, the Rev. Howard
Wayne Smith, Of Philadelphia, and the
Rey. w ID. Thatcher of Media, anC
others.
"A delightful musicale, under tho
auspices of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
DoughteR, was given in Trinity parish
house last evening. The program was
as follows:
Quartet, "Andante-Minuetto,"
Won Dittersdort
Mrs. Bauman, Miss Pyle, Mr.. Wilson
Mr.. Baird.
Violin solo, 'fSdherzO" ... Won Goeni
Miss Margaret Pyle.
Solo, Spring Flowers ...... ReneclS'
Mrs Victor Pyle.
Reading, selected. ........ Miss Wake
Piano soil:
(a) Spinning Song from "Flyinl
Dutchman" ..... Wagner-Lfsz
Cb) "Fruingsrauschen" ... .Sindinl
Mrs. Griffith.
Flute solo, Gavotte de rOpera, ''Templ
de Ia GlOire,
Jean Philippe RameaU (16SS-1764
Mr.. Pyle.
Solo. Autumn Loves" ... Chaminad
Mr. Davis.
Reading, selected. .......M Miss Wake
Duet, Parting" ............ Neidlinge
Mrs. Pyle and Mr.. Davis.
Quartet, "Adagio". ..JadossOhn, Op. z
...Services will be held this evenin
in Alliance Hall, No. 610 Adams stree
at 730 O'Clock; also tomorrow at 2.S
and 730 D. m.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-POPULAl
THREE-DAY TOURS VIA BALT
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