Evening journal., 1905-06-10
CHILDREN DAY
TO Be OBSERVED
Interesting Programs Pre-
pared for Methodist and
Presbyterian Churches
FLORAL MISSION DAY OBSERVED
speeIal b rhe EvenIng journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
New Castle, June 1O.-m several OF
the local churches tomorrow Children's
Day viii be observed with appropriate
exercises and interesting programs
have been prepared.
In the Methodist Church the primary
department will have their program in.
the morning and the adult school in
the evening at which the following
program win be rendered:
Opening song, "l'or the Beauty of
the EARTH" responsive reading;
prayer; sons swell the Anthem" re-
sponslve reading "The Gate of Ma
ture;' song. 20 Word Of God lncar-
Inate;" recitations, "The Violet" Em-
lily Lunt: "rhe Poet ana the Water
Lily" Elva Morgan; song, The Glad
Song 10y class of girls; address, "rhe
Bible" Miss Ida Saunders; song,
Praise the Lord" recitation. Leave lt
/ With Him." Myrtle Magulrei song, go
Season Sweet" recitations, Growing
Myrtle Hall. Transformation" Mabel
CleWeli; "The Danodils," Ma
lguire; address by pastor, Dr. G. W..
lPrettyman; recitation, Fannie Ridings;
sons Summer Time Is Here" reci-
ltation. "ro a Waterfowl" by twelve
Ichndren; class recitation, God is
Love, by nine girls; song "Obey Gods
! Will" Accompanists-O Organ. Mrs. j..
/ p. Manlove; cornet j.. H. Naylor;
trombone, %. w. Eagle; volins, John
! lCarrick Charles W. Fleming; Everett
Howard
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The following IS the program for
services I'm the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. beginning
st G.30 o'clock; Organ voluntary OPEN
ling hymn "Well May the Church Keep
Children's Day. repeating the Lords
Prayer I'm concert; hymn, Arise and
Shine;" Scripture reading in concert
Psalm CXNH O22); hymn, "The
/ lChurch's one Foundations" repeating
/ Apostles Greed, hymn, "Saved ~
Grace" Scripture reading, responsive,
selections from Revelation ! TO III;
prayer by the Rev S. Beatte Wylie;
hymn. onward Christian Soldiers"
singing and exercises by the primary
lclass; hymn, Happy Town OF salem; "
administration of the sacrament OF
baptism; hymn, Daily Daily Sing the
praises;" Offering for Presbyterian
sabbath school missions, anthem by
the choir; presentation of testaments
for repetition of catechism; closing
hymn Around the Throne Of God i'm
/ lHeaven;" Scripture, sentences in con-
/ cert from the Revelation; henediction
Iby pastor. Mrs. George Rennie and
/ Miss Jones' orranists Charles S.
/ Fleming, violinist
MANUEL CHURCH
The flower service tomorrow afteg-
nonn by Emmanuel Sunday school
promises TO be unusually interesting
Especial music win be rendered by the
lchildren. one OF the pleasant features
Twin be the building Of the cross with
] flowers gathered by the children. This
has been the custom of Whitsuntide Tor
many years.
PURCHASED STRONG FUMIGATOR
Or. william II. Kuntz has purchased
for the Board of Health powerful
! lLeininger fumigatng lamp. The flu
lmigator dispenses fumes from solidi-
ned formaldehyde and is one Of the
most powerful I'm use. Or. Kuntz has
also a smaller physicians fumigator
which operates on the same principle
las the larger one. Yesterday the ply
)sician fumigated the home of Robert
/ iNewlove, whose child had an attack of
scarlet rash
GRAHAM-NcAVANY.
Friends Of Ries p. Graham IN this
lefty were surprised to learn of his mar
lriage in Wilmington on Wednesday
levening last. The bride was Miss Su-
san b. McAvaney ana the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Arters
lat her home. No. 401 Claymont street.
The best man was Philip McAvaney
land the bridesmaid was Miss Gertrude
Watson. After the wedding a recep-
ton followed and Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
lboarded "A train for Washington, ID. c..
where they are spending their honey
moon. Upon their return they VIII
live I'm Nandever avenue, Wilmington.
DEATH OF HENRY KUNTZ.
DIR. w. H. Kuntz received word yes
terday of the death of his father-in-
llaw Horny Kuntz, which took place in
lSlatington Pa, yesterday morning. Mr.
lKuntz was q slate operator and was
1.-THE possessor of considerable real es-
tate and money. He was as years OF
lage and is survived by seven married
daughters. The funeral will take place
lon Monday next.
NEW CASTLE VS.. X-wII.MINGTON
On Battery Park this afternoon the
lN-Wilmington baseball team and the
Kew Castle Club viii cross bats and a
good game is looked forward TO. Nc
lGrory and Countiss will nh the points
for the local boys.
LIGHTS IAAD PECULIAR COLOR.
Electric are lights on Delaware
lstreet showed a peculiar color for a
e time last evening which attracted some
Iattention. The light at Third and Del
/ Iaware streets at intervals OF a Few
minutes gave out rays similar to red
fire, while the lamp at Second and Del