Evening journal., 1902-04-12
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

ing next. a class loI NuullNdllou VIII
be presented by the Rev. J. Harry
| lChesley, rector OF the church.
81. Beginning tomorrow evening
there will be brief organ recital /
every Sunday evening in Central |
Presbyterian Church by the organlst, /
Norris c. Morgan. The quartet choir,
composed of Mrs. William +. Smalley, |
Miss Mary c. Morrow. Frank II. Ma
son and Howard II. Carver. Is one of
the best in the city, and always rem
ders elaborate programs That for to-
morrow will be: 1890 a. m. stephens !
Te Deum in c.: ofertory solo. Ever |
Trusting" White. Howard II. Carver. |
7.S0 p. m. to 7.45 p. m, War March |
of the Priests from Athalie,' Men
dolssohn. "Capriccioso,' LeMaigre; of |
fertory in e fiat, Read. 7.45 D. m, "Oh, |
BE Joyful Nevin; "Harkl Harkl Ny
SOUL" Shelley.
The Rev. T. A. McCrdy. ID. D.. |
pastor of Central Presbyterian
lChurch and Mrs. McCudy have as
their guests DR.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Irwin, medical missionaries In Korea
They have returned to their native
land for rest and renewal of friend
ships, after a service OF eight years
DR.. irwin Is one of the most success
b ful medical missionaries of the foreign
field, having achieved a distinguished
J reputation. both as a physician and
evangelist. His wife has seconded ably
, his work, and has done much in Chris
tianizing homes. Dr. Irwin will speak
I'm United Presbyterian Church tomor-
row morning on "The Triumphs of the
Gospel in Korea" and in the evening
on Medical Missions"
The refurnishing OF Bethany Baptist
Church VIII be fully completed for Sun
day by having the new cushions On place.
IL SIS proposed 20 make the occasion a
rally day for AN the members and friends.
"A memorial service viii be held In Sill
vcrbrook NJ. T.. Church tomorrow morn
ing at 1890 o'clock of Joseph V. iomec-
n ker. who was one of the most devoted
d members OF that church.
N ... Old School Baptists are holding
their annual meeting in the meeting
r house. in King street above Tenth. The
s first session began at 2.30 o'clock this
3 afternoon. The meeting will be con-
tinued over tomorrow. Elders Durand,
OF Pennsylvania; Grafton. OF Mary
land: Meredith and Eubanks, of Della
ware, are expected to attend.
, There will be a notable concert in
Grace Sunday school hall ON next Tues
day evening. Il will be given by Miss
Elda Idle, the new leader of Grace
j. choir, assisted by Frank II. Mason,
e basso. OF Central Presbyterian Church
q dhoir. IaMert Guyer, soprano, of ST.
{ Johns Episcopal Church choir and
y Miss Allie Humphhy. soprano, and Rob
1 ert Knight, tenor, of Grace choir; w.
o L. Douglass. elOcutionist, and Grace
+ Sunday school orchestra.
: I'm Delaware Avenue Baptist
q Church last night the Rev. f. f. Briggs
! lectured under the auspices of the
y Christian Endeavor Society on Forces
Against Christianity in Jerusalem"
..On Monday evening Baptist
Young People of the Delaware Baptist
Union Association will hold a rally in
L Marcus Hook Baptist Church The
e program will be as follows; Song SER
d vice. Scripture reading and prayer, "A
O Short Study in ! Peter, Professor All
l. yah S. Hobart Grocer Seminary; DE
(. sirable Digsciploship." the Rev Howard
o Wayne Smith, Philadelphia; solo 10y
. Miss Greeves. First Church. Chester;
"The Most Encouraging Word From
Z Your Society" told in one minute. con
e Quoted by the Rev. w. ID. Thatcher
y Media. Pa
p The program has beeu arranged
q for the annual State convention of the
e State Sunday School Association
which will be held in Grace Church
on April % to May ]. Among the
speakers will be the Rev. Floyd w.
I. romklns. d. ID. OF Philadelphia; Hugh
/. Cook of Pittsburg; the Rev Forrest
e. Dagger ID. d. OF Philadelphia Mrs
: J. Woodbridge Barnes. the Rev. C. r.
Blackall. ID. d., Dr. George w. Bailey
u the Rev. Alexander Henry, of Phila-
e delphia; the Rev. John Shape and Pro
s fessor George w. Twitmyer.
y There win be excellent music by a
e urge chorus choir under the direction
b of Harry j. Guthrie. assisted by Grace
N lOrchestra.
It The Presbytery of New Castle
E will meet on Tuesday evening in East
k Lake Presbyterian Church. and viii
be opened with a sermon by the Rev
Mr. Gihllan. the retiring moderator
On Wednesday evening popular
1t meeting will be held in the interests OF
If foreign missions, and will be address
IS ed by the Rev DR. llalsey, of New
.e York. one Of the secretaries of the
ST Foreign Board. Or. Halsey is graphic
"A and eloquent as a speaker. Those avail.
! ing themselves Of the privilege Of hear
!, ing him will want TO hear him fre-
II lQuently.
II ..Onicers Of Union NJ. =. Sunday
:, school have been elected as follows:
= Senior ent-Superintendent
ID H. II. Mcdaniel; first assistant, w II
loWdon. second assistant ] ~ Bick
ing; first female assistant, Mrs. Sarai
D. Talley; second female assistant Mrs
D. Maggie Hingson; secretary, w. n. Nc
Cormick; assistant secretary. II. Il
- Reed; treasurer, c. w. Griflenberg: H.
brarian, J. e Saville; first assistant H.
barian. w. 5. Yarnall; second assist
liant librarian, J. r. Bicking; organist