Evening journal., 1902-09-06
NBWS OH THIl
CITY CHURCHES

The Rev. w. H. H. Butler D. D., OF
Bethel A. NJ. e. Church. was In attend
ance upon the annual Retreat" a
meeting of the ministers Of the A. NJ
p. church of the first Episcopal dis
trict. called by the presiding bishop,
Rt. Rev. w. B. Derrick. d. d., at Ac-
bury Park, n. J.. September ?, to 4, in
elusive. and reports an unusually large
attendance from each Of the four con-
ferences. and a very profitable session,
which closed Thursday evening with a
magnificent reception to the bishop
who has but recently returned from his
tour of England and the continent
Bishop Derrick will visit Wilmington
Tuesday. September 80. when the local
church and citizens generally, without
respect to creed or race. will tender tol
him a reception.
The Rev. d. H. Corlzran, formerly
of the Wilmington Conference, win
preach in Union M. e. Church on Sum
day both morning an devening. The
Rev. r. H. Adams. who is spending his
vacation at Rehoboth, expects to be
home on FRIDAY, September y, and his
family will probably return about Sep
tember Is.
DIR. King, of Grace Church, has
returned from his vacation, and will
occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening. The holy communion
Will be celebrated at the morning SER
vice. and the subject Of the evening
sermon will be Fishers and Fishing"
The Sunday school. which has been
lclosed during the summer, will hold its
first session for the autumn tomorrow
afternoon.
The Red Lion NJ. z. Church will be
j lreopened tomorrow with preaching by
! DR.. Corkran. presiding elder of Easton
Il district at 1890 q. m. and 7.SO p. m
The Rev. J. w. Easley. of Harrison
Street, Wilmington, will preach at 3 p.
m. Prof d. II. Roberts and Miss Gun
ming. of Philadelphia. will assist with
the music.
...Dr. Murray has returned, and he
will administer the holy communion in
, St Pauls NJ. E Church at 1870 a. m,
be present at the opening of the Sun
day school at p. m, and at the twi-
light service at $50 p. m. tomorrow.
5 The Rev. William NJ. Jefferis, ID. D..
the rector of Calvary Episcopal Church
Third and Washington streets, who has
J been spending the month Of August al
Atlantic City. has returned to his post
and will officiate in his church mex
1 Sunday. both morning and evening
t The work in this parish prosperet
greatly in the year just past, but thu
plans that are being laid for the future
seem to imply that even greater thing
are being expected in the most ener
> getic lines. by the people OF Little
:" Calvary"
4 "A memorial service for the Rev
J. o. Sypherd. a former pastor Of Scot
. NJ. E. Church win be held in thatchurcl
. at 7.45 D. m. tomorrow. The Rev
John France, pastor, will conduct tn
services.
The Rev. R. G. Waters, pastor o
e Haven NJ. E. Church. will preach at tn
s Layton Home. Thirty-fifth and Mar
ket streets. tomorrow afternoon at 2.S
n O'Clock.
The Rev. Anna Shaw. of Philadel
> phia. will deliver one Of the evenin
addresses at theState Convention Ofth
e Women's Christian Temperance Unio
Ie in SMYRNA on October s. 9 and II
j. Another speaker Of interest will b
r Madame Baral1at of Philadelphia, VIII
is a Syrian. and who sought refuge
70 this country. On the first evening {
the convention there will be five-miI
in ute ddresses by prominent laymen an
ministers of SMYRNA. and the sessio
lg will be called Welcome Night"