Evening journal., 1902-03-08
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

tcrday.
The Rev. G.. r. Tomp-Kins viii
speak at a pentecostal meeting in liar- !
rison Street NJ. E. Church tonight.
DIR. Jefferis delivered the third of a
course of illustrated lectures on the life !
of Christ in Calvary Church last night
. Regular services will be held I'M
Epworth Church tomorrow morning
and evening at which the Rev. e. Bur-
gette Short S. r. d.. will speak.
The Rev. Henry s. Dulany has 80
far recovered from his late indisposi-
ton that he expects to attend the ser
vices in his church tomorrow. He in-
vites his friends to be present as he
has but two more Sundays before
Conference.
DIR. Kcigwin, of West Presbyterian
Church. lectured at the Baird Memorial
Mission last night
AT an adjourned meeting of the of
fetal board of Asbury NJ. E Church last
night the matter of looking mp probation
ers of the conference was discussed.
There was no mention Of financial affairs.
Paul G.. Daniels will speak m Ger
man Baptist Sunday school tomorrow at-
tcrnoon at p m At y. M. he will give
| "a talk Ia Union NJ. II. Sunday school aud
win make am address in Ezion Nj. 10.
/ Church at o'clock. lie represents the
jenkins Orphanage at Charleston, $. g.
and the Greenwood Farm connected with
it at Annevillc In the same state and is
meeting with considerable success IN SOC
Letting funds for the institution in this
city Last night he spoke In ST. Pauls
NJ h. Church
AT the regular monthly business
meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Wilmington Christian EndoTvor
Union. the following officers were nom'-
mated for the ensuing year.
President, the Rev. J. j. Huston, pas
tor of the Fnt United Presbyterian
Church: vice-prcsident Miss Ellie Graf
from the Hanover Presbyterian Society;
recording secretary, Miss Margaret
Foulk. from ST. Paul's NJ II. Society;
4 treasurer. Miss r. May Bacon. from
First NJ = Society; corresponding sec
retary. W. NJ Boyle. from Rodney Pres
hytcrian Society; chorister. the Rev. j.
J.. Nichols. pastor of the First NJ. +.
Church. Advisory Board of Pastors Bap-
tist. T.. Il. Briggs: Methodist Episcopal,
W. l.. $. Murray; Presbyterian. x. a.
Elwood Methodist Protestant, j. l..
Nichols. United Presbyterian. j. j. Hus-
ton; Reformed Episcopal, II. Medley
q Price.
, The Rev. H. S. Dulnny of Ashury
NJ r.. Church is one of the busiest
preachers in this city. Yesterday he re-
ccived calls to oiiciatc at seven funerals
today and tomorrow.
Mrs. Ella NJ Thatcher. the temper
ancc speaker. will make an address be-
fore the soldiers at Fort DUPONT. under
the auspices Of the Delaware City brancl
of the W. G.. H. IT,, ON next Saturday
morning. Mrs. Thatcher will speak il
Madccy NJ. +. Church ON Sunday al
, o'clock. %. M. under the auspices o
j South Wilmington Union; az a. NJ u
= Church. Ninth and French streets, OF
sunday evening at l.30 o'clock under th
y nuspices of Wilmington Union. No 3 am
: at 81. Pauls VI. H. Church on Tuesda
evening at 7.45 o'clock. under the ans
pieces of Wilmington Union.
90. The Rev Herman /. Dumlng +
D.. lis expected to address Trinity sun
f day school az 245 o'clock tomorrow
d afternoon.
!, AS Sunday is missionary day h
j Harrison Street Church there will be az
? interesting address by Mrs. Waltei
o smallev who spent year in Africa.
The Rev. George II. Trull, of Eas
Lake Presbyterian Church will address
. the Sunday School al 2.45 o'clock 10
morrow afternoon There will b.
: special music for the occasion Ther
will be preaching I'm the evening b.
the pastor. which will be followed b.
p revival service.
There have been seventy conversion
i'm the church, this season.
The Rev. A. n. Keigwln, d. d.
Y will give an illustrated sermon Ol
} The Hidden Treasure at the service
i'm West Presbyterian Church tomor
. row evening
LIN Calvary Baptist Church tonight
under The joint auspices of Ashury NJ r
aud Calvary Churches, Cloward's passion
. play in motion pictures and Illustrate.
e songs win he given.
Miss Elda Idle. famous soprano
soloist of Toronto. Canada, has dccidel
tu make her future home in Wilmington
She has been engaged hy the trustees o
{ Grace NJ. T.. Churcn to take charge of
organize and direct new choir. whicl
VIII bee composed uf some OF the hes
known singers of This city The musicn
Feature of Grace Church hereafter vii
he an important one Beginning tomor
row evening at $50 O'Clock aud every
. Sunday night hereafter. preceding th'
regular Worship. there will Doc an orgal
] recital by George y Maris organist o
the church. To- continue for fifteen min
utcS. In the future Miss Idle and Mr.
Maris viii devote special attention 10 On,
r musical program at the evening services
B Miss Idle viii sing at both the services
p tomorrow
e Miss Idle will teach voice culture in
this city and expects soon to open her
studio hero. She is a graduate of the
- Toronto College of Music. where she was
awarded the Teachers Certificate. and
/ of the Toronto Conservatory of Music
/ whore she won the Artists Diploma. She
! also won the Reynolds gold medal in 1896
subsequently she enjoyed unusual adj
vantagos in her musical education. having
received personal instruction from two of