Evening journal., 1902-03-17
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

THE fourth anniversary of the
| Wilmington Bible Union will be held
this evening In the lecture room of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. cor
ner Delaware avenue and West street.
at 745 o'clock
.The Rev. r. A. Rodrick. of Cam
den. N. j., will preach in Emmanuel
Church. Highlands, ON Wednesday
evening.
1.-THE One Desire" was tho subject
OF an interesting address by the Rev.
/ Dr. r. b. Short at the Y. M. C. A..
| Gospel meeting yesterday afternoon.
| Jr. Short said q man docs either right
on wrong because de desires TO do so.
IF we could get men interested I'm the
church, as they are in their lodges.
said Dr. short. eve would stir up Tine
snakes Men attend their lodges rath-
er than attend the prayer meetings OF
their churohes. Now. / want IL un-
deibtood that lodges are all right.
| They are great Institution. They
are u help in many ways, but / want
to say THAT the man vino neglects the
sanctuary of God simply for social
and beneficial organization is not do
| ing his duty. He should have a de-
sire TO attend church equally as strong
as is his desire to attend the meetings
of hs lodge"
Tho Rev. Charles r. Williamson,
of West Chester. addressed the East
Lake Presbyterian Sunday school yes
lterday afternoon.
20. o. Farnhurst. an evangelist, of
Westminster. Nd is conducting meet
ings in this city for the Seventh Day
lAdventsta
..At the annual praise service of
the Womans Missionary Society OF
d Central Presbyterian Church on We'd
y lnesday night, Mrs. Rodney Janvier, OF
India. viii make an address on mission
p work in that country Music win be
Z furnished by the Howard Gleo Club
p Several infants were baptized at
e 1.-THE morning service in West Prosby-
l terian Church yesterday
90. The Rev. William Greenough, d.
5 D.. Of Philadelphia, preached in First
+ PRESBYTERIAN Church yesterday.
New members were received into
1.-THE United Presbyterian Church yes
terday.
...The Rev. Henry Il. Jacobs. d. d..
ldean of the Lutheran Seminary. will
lpreach in St. Stephens Church We'd
, .nosday evening.
, In Olivet Presbyterian Church
, yesterday morning the newly-elected
elders and doacOns were ordained.
The Rev. Charles w Armstrong
will preach i'm St. Johns Church to-
morrow night
The Rev Dr. GrotOn. of Phiadel-
phia. viii preach in Trinity Church ON
Wednesday evening.
Father FLYNN lectured on "St.
Patrick in the hall of st. Josoph's r.
q. Church on the Brandywino yester-
day afternoon.
About 400 members Of the An
lcient Order of Hibernians were pres
ent at the service in ST. Pauls r. G.
Church yesterday morning and took
communion. Mass was celebrated by
Bishop Monaghan.
Professor S. r. Ford. the eloeu-
ZIONIST. viii give an entertainment in
/ Riddles Chapel tonight
Bishop Coleman administered the
/ rite OF confirmation to a class OF
seventeen in Trinity Church last night
/ The lesson delivered to the class hy
the bishop was on self-sacrifce ana
surrender. The bishop complimented
me choir on the excellent music rem
dered.
80. Bishop Coleman, assisted by St.
Johns choir. held services in the
Delaware Hospital yesterday.
IA class Of eighteen was confirmed
by Bishop Coleman in St Andrews
Churcn Yesterday morning. A supple
mlentary class will be confirmed on
Holy Thursday.
'..Bishop Coleman will preach I'm ST.
Barnabas Church. Marshallton. This
evening,
Miss Alice Humphrey and Robert
knight. OF Toronto. two new mambers
loi Grace Church choir. sang for the
htst time yesterday and made an ex-
lcellent impression. They came here
to continue their studies with Miss
Elda Idle. the new director. who has
engaged them for the choir.