Evening journal., 1902-01-28
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

Under the auspices Of St Johns
sunday school. the Wilmington School
of l1locution and Music viii give an
entertainment in the parish house To-
night. An interesting program oil
music and literary selections has been
arranged.
Members of the UsIhers' Union oil
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church met
on Saturday evening and mapped out
plans for their future work
...At the annual meeting OF Grace NJ.
Z. Church last night, the following
trustees were elected to serve three
years: William NJ. Field. Melville Gam
brill, Walter S. Butler and u. James
Belt II. c.. Robinson declined re-elec-
ton.
William Lawton, William II, Tay-
/ lor j. Frank Brobst. Joseph #. Ham
ilton. Charles s. Cleland. William H.
simmons, and Alfred Mitchener were
elected trustees at the annual congre-
gational meeting of First Presbyterian
Church last night. Howard T. Wal
lace was chairman and S. 70. Hamilton
clerk of the meeting. The trustees
were instructed TO place in the north
side of the auditorium a tablet on
which are to be carved the names of
former ministers, The FIRST TO be
lplaced there will be that of the Rev
William Main Schall.
There was a large attendance at
the meeting held by Ferdinand Schi-
veroa. the evangelist In West Presby.
( terrain Church last night This after.
noon. &C o'clock. he win address q
meeting for young people and this
evening he will address a general meet
ling I'm the same church. Tomorrow af
ternoon HE will address meeting foi
! women at 3 o'clock, and tomorrow
q night will conduct his last meeting II
I this city.
The Rev. j. r. Mclean, who hat
3 accepted q call to the Green HIN Pres
@ byterian Church. preached his farewell
sermon as pastor of Bethany Baptls
. Church. in Chester on Sunday. II
Will assume his new duties the latte
part of This week.
M The Rev Floyd W. Tomkns, L
d., rector of Holy Trinity Church
s Philadelphia, will preach I'm Trlnit
/. Church on Tuesday evening. Februar
{ llS.
4 The nowly-organized choir q
c duties on next Sunday It Is mike
;. choir of women. men and boys as fol
II lows. Sopranos Miss Katharine
lGawett. Miss Mary r. Cause. Mis-
Grace Ainsworth and Mrs. II. Ashto
Henry; altos, Miss Mabel Winner, Mis-
Ethel Rogers, Miss Mary Il. BOnnt
and Miss Maud S. Grier; tenors. j. New
man Davis. w. r. Walters and Ricl
A
J land p. Harrington and john w. Var
dersloot; boys, Clifford Sawdon, Ha.
lmer Rile, George Spear, Irwin Buckle.
Fred. Wyatt, Conger McIntire, Fran
= lMcKaig, John Hamilton, Boverl
Cause Jacob Smith. Stewart Wilsol
Howard Rouke, Ralph Light, Wilbt
Brown and Ray Phillips 4. Lesl
Ol Carpenter Mus b.. Is the Choirmal
ter and Crganist. Thomas W. Han
mond is the choir proctor.
pc The music list for the morning Sc
Il vice at II o'clock includes the 90
ne Deum.' In q fiat by Sir John Staine
TO and Saint-Saens' anthem Angel Banl
p i'm Strains Sweet Sounding AT 745
n the evening. Tours "Magnificat' an
nd Nunc "Dimiiis" IN r. and an anther
nd "Ihe Day is Past and Over" by Mark
D. viii be sung Miss Garrett and Mr.. ID
We Wis taking the solos. with an accon
paniment by full choir and organ,
e. In the New-Century Club drawing
D. room last night, the members Of tl
l- Junior Auxiliary of Trinity Churc
l. presented the play "Knickerhocks
D Days in a delightful manner. Fran
" r. Patterson coached the young poopl
D. and the manner in which they playe
e, their roles reflected great credit upo
e. both him anduhemselves. Those takin
r. part We're Miss Eleanor Mccall Swil
D. Miss I.olota Bright Miss Carly
C. Backus. Miss Elsie Hopes. Miss Lul
De Wilson. Miss Anna n Patterson
r Charles T.. Scott. Walter S. Wilkin
'd Harvey Allen, Harry A. Miller an
-d Holm EdWards