Evening journal., 1902-10-08
IN CITY CHURCHES

...Ths first fall mseting Of the
Woman's Missionary Societies OF Cen
tral Presbyterian Church viii be held
in The church par1ors this afternoon
at o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Hillos w. c. II. U. was held in the
home of Benjamin Smedley, No. 2607
West Sixteenth street, yesterday af-
ternoon.
1.-The Rev. Robert A. Elwocd, of
Olivet Presbyterian Church, Is deliv-
ering a series OF addresses in favor of
prohibiticnl Yd terday at rool he
spoke TO the employees Of the Bancroft
mills, and last night spoke from the
Court House steqs. This afternoon he
will make an address in Smyrna and
tonight In Marshallton. Thursday az
noon he will speak at the works OF the
Diamond State Steel Company and IN
The evening at Rockland. On Friday
at noon he will speak at Jackson and
Sharp's.
In Marshall.ol Mr.. Elwood Will
speak on the lawn OF Mrs. A. J. Guest
Il will be Illuminated and Tie house
will be thrown Crel to the guests.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Florence Crittenton Home will be
held in the home today at o'clock.
All the members are earnestly invited
to attend ais matters of great import
ance will come up for discussion.
The Rev w. NJ. Jeffers, rector
of Calvary Church, organized a junior
branch Of the Brotherhood Of st. An
drew, in that parish Monday night.
Victor 2. Faivre was elected director
and VentnOr Gibbons vice dire tor.
Masters Faivre and Galloway were
{ chosen secretary and treasurer. Meet
/ ings will be held weekly on each
| Thursday night
Wednesday, October %. will be
observed as donation day at the Flor
ence Crittenton Home, and the man
ayers hope that the public will re
spond generously to their arpeal fO
aid in a good work.
At the Young Womans Christian
Association lunch rooms. 1853 per
sons were served during the pas
month.
The service tomorrow evening n
Alliance Hall, No. 61O Adams street
at 7.45 o'clock, will be led by Mrs
George NJ. Dougherty
...There was a discussion on the feast.
bility of holding a Sunday school institute
Lac the meeting Of the Clerical Brother
hood at Bishopstead. yesterday. The mis-
sionary appointments and the mex
larchdeaconry meeting also were discuss
ed Tho members present were: Ihl
Revs. L., NJ Munson, of New Castle W
ID. Hamilton. Of Delaware city; A. N
Rich, Newport; W. J.. schouier' OF hlN
ton; NJ l.. Poffenberger. Of Newark; Ken
sey J. Hammond. w. b. Beach Martii
B. Dunlap, IL Ashton Henry and Areh
deacon George c. Hall
q. Miss Anna NJ BarSley. a mlssionail
to Cuba. spoke in Bethany Baptist Churcl
last night.
The Rev. J. J. Huston. pastor o
First United Presbyterian Church, ha
gone TO Albany to attend the forty-hfu
meeting of the New York Synod. He WI
deliver an address on How TO save IN
Sabbath School Scholars for the Church
Beginning on November .. the firs
United Presbyterian congregation WI
hold a series OF evangelistie meetings a
Third and BrOome streets, 70 continu
several weeks.
THE Rev. DR.. Worcester, Of st. Ste
phen's Church Philadelphia, and the Rev
Henry Jones. n missionary from Okla
homa. will address the meeting OF IN
Women's Auxiliary of the Diocese Of Del
: aware in St. Johns Church, tomorrow
The session win begin at 10 o'clock with
celebration Of the Holy Communion
Luncheon will be served in the paris
house at 1880. In the afternoon there wi
4. lhc the usual business session and eles
= ton Of officers.
In Brandywine NJ y. Church an II
. lteresting program viii be given under n
direction OF Miss Mahala Wells tomorro
leyening.