Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-24

Luke's-Dr. Chakalon ~ silverbr0ok--
Address b. DR.. Wyatt at Psrryviiie, ma.
The multitudes who attend West Pres
byterian Church on Sunday evenings
have exhibited their musical skill by the
rapidity with which they have learned
the new Torrey-Alexander mission hymns.
Moreover, the hymns are singable Every
one sings. Tomorrow night several new
ones will be taken up, viz "Oh, What n
Change" "Ihe Old-time Fire" &c. 'The
Pilot Song, as sung by Mr.. Alexander
and Mr.. Butler, will be rendered as bass
solo and quartet by Mr.. Jones and the
quartet. The male octet will also sing.
The pastors sermon theme will be: what
God Does With Sim" Following are the
musical numbers: Prelude, "Ofiertoire
in A Flat" Read; anthem, gently Lead
US" Fillmore; male octet, Gwen Now, "
Friday, Messrs Thomas, Clymer, Herring,
Ocheltree, lmler, Triggs, Paris, Richard
son; oiiertory, Evening Star" Wagner;
solo and quartette, rs He Yours ?"
Harkness Mr.. Jones and quartet; post
lude, "Recessional, Niles.
The new Sunday-school teachers train
ing class will meet this evening at 7.45
o'clock in West Presbyterian Church.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, an evangelist Of
Bridgeton, N. j., win preach at Union NJ
10. Church tomorrow evening.
Tho Seventh Day Adventists meet in
the old Baptist church, 1908 King street.
Sabbath-school every Saturday at 10 A.
m, other services at IL. Elder o. O.
tarnsworth, president Of the Chesapeake
Conference Of S. ID. A., viii preach to-
morrow evening at 7.45 O'Clock on "Was
the Sabbath Made for the jew ?"
At tho First United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning j. Max Ham
mond and David McHenry, who were
delegates from the church to the recent
business mems conference Of the United
Presbytorians in Pittsburg, Pa, will make
their report of the work of that conven-
ton.
Rev. r. Finley Of PHILADELPHIA who
has accepted the call to become rector of
St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal Church,
will organize a mems Bible class tomorrow
morning at 0.l5 at the church. Mr.. Fin
ley has become very highly esteemed by
his congregation.
christian Martyrs Of Macedonia" will
be the theme of an address by DIR. George
N. Chakalofi of Sofia, Bulgaria, at Silver
brook Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow evening at 7.45 o'clock. DIR.
Chakaloif is one Of the delegates sent
from Bulgaria to represent the facts Of
recent Turkish expressions and massacres
Of Christians in Macedonia, that the
minds Of Christendom may be enlightened
more fully on the subject
Rev. G. q. Wyatt, ID. d., delivered a
patriotic address TO Peuyville Council,
Jr. O. U. A. NJ, on the occasion Of It's
18th anniversary.
At the IL o'clock service tomorrow in
st. Andrews Church, Bishop Coleman
is expected to preach a sermon in memory
Of Mrs. Gregg Chandler, so long a member
of that parish.
The musical programme as arranged
for Central Presbyterian Church tomor-
row is as follows; 1890 a, m, organ pre-
lude, "Ohertory in ID Major" Battman;
anthem Sweet Hour of Prayer" Irwin;
oliertory solo, "Faco TO Face" johnson,
Mr.. Mason organ postlude, "Pleyel's
lynn" l.4O p. m, organ prelude,
"Blower Song" Lange; anthem, Saved
by Grace" Stebbins; ofiertory solo.
/ ''Harkl Harki My Soul" Geibel, Mrs.
Smalley; organ postlude, Cathedral
March" Clark The public is cordially
invited to attend these services.
Following is the musical programme
for Grace Nj. h. Church tomorrow Morn
ing Anthem, Saviour, Source Of Every
Blessing" )" Kinder; oflertory, quartet,
Miss Idle, Mrs. Ross, Messrs. Steele and
Hope; after sermon, "Jesus, My Saviour,
Look on Me-" Nevin, Miss Ragan and
choir. Evening Anthem, "Tum Thy
Face From My Sins" Sullivan; offertory.
soprano solo, Miss Frantz Clark; vesper
hymn.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
Hope Baptist Church was given last
night at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Bradley, 90l Vandever avenue.
The programme was as follows. Trio
by the Buffers; recitation by Miss Fannie
Beauchamp; pinao duet, Misses Ruth and
Ellen Erickson solo Miss Julia Beau
champ; piano solo, Miss Ruth Erickson;
duo, Miss lorna and Howard Butler:
recitation, Mrs. +. III. TAYLOR: piano
solo, Miss Florence Bottger; vocal duet,
Misses Beauchamp; recitation, Miss Katie
Nock; piano duet, Miss Butler and Mrs.
WALDORF; bass solo. Mr.. MessiclS; recita-
tion, Mrs, h. IL. Taylor; piano and violin
by Miss Barr and David Dudley; recita-
ton, Miss Sarah kinster; vocal duet. Miss
Carter and Mrs. Russell; vocal duct Miss
Mctarlane and James Bradley.
A General Synod Lutheran Church
will be organized in this city in the near
future. The first public service will be
held in the Masonic Temple tomorrow
evening at 7,30 o'clock Rev. S. A..
Dougherty, superintendent of missions,
viii preach. For a time services will be
held regularly every Sunday evening in
! the Masonic Temple. The General synod
IS the oldest general body Of Lutherans
IN this country, and is the purely Ameri-
can type of the church Of the Reformation.
This branch of the Lutheran Church is
especially strong in Pennsylvania, where
there are more than 100000 communi-
cant members. Il is evangelical in doc.
trine, aggressive along all lines Of Chris.
tian activity, and in all important civi,
affairs The spirit is catholic in that Il