Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-03


Bible GLASS for men, at the sunday
school of Gfaoa M. =. Church tomor-
row. The class will be under the
direction Of Stanley Baker, who has
taken great interest in the work. 10
is responsible for the movement and
believes that 1t will be . great success.
lie extends an invitation 90 every
young man In the city, regardless Of
religious inclination, who hua no other
church connection, 20 visit Grace
Dhurch tomorrow afternoon and decide
for himself Whethor he should Identity
himself with the class. 81 am salts.
lied that if they come once they will
continue TO attend. he told a reporter
of Every Evening, "for we arc going
60 talk 20 them ina husinosslike way
and will provide music that cannot
help hut be attractive. %
LentCn services will be held In
Trinity II u. Church, aa ia customary.
The arrangement prior 20 Holy Week
10 a. follows; Sunday aorvioes-Hcly
communion, I3O a. no. second c8le-
hiation on March dtb and Apri lst,
lLO0 a. M. morning prayer and Ser
muni 90 n. m. evening prayer and
sermon, z, 40 p. IN. Weekday services
-Mondays, evening prayer, A3O
p m. Tuesdays, evening prayer and
address, A3O p. m. Wednesdays, holy
communion, g. O0a.m evening prayer
and sermon 7.i5 y. M. Thursdays,
evening prayer, 4.a0 p. m. Fridays,
evening prayer and address, 4.3O p. m.
The mi ssionary anniversary Of
hrandywine IA. II. Sunday-achool will
ho tomorrow afternoon at . 30 o. clock.
An interesting Programme will be
given, feature of which will be an
address by Miss Dreihelhios, Of Kim
kiang, China, who is viaiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Catell, in this city.
She has heen in China as a missinary
hvo yeara, and will return there in
August She has with her an adopted
girl, the youngest Chinese child ever
permitted TO enter this country. The
little Celestial will recite at the
celebration.
The Free Gospel Mission will hold
ten day revival meeting &C the old
Covenant Church on West street be-
tween Second and Third starting at
no O'Clock tomorrow with oonseora-
tion meeting. Rev. James Massey will
preach at the II O'Clock services. At .
o'clock Charlen Buyers will be in
charge, with an old time experience
meeting. A prayer and song service
Will ho held Ht O'Clock, followed by
preaching by Rev. james SCOTT. There
Will he new preacher each night.
As has been stated, a General Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church will be
organized IN this oity in the ear fut-
uro. Public services are being held
every Sunday at 7aO I. M, in the
Manonic Temple, thoptasoph pnrlora1.
Services will be conducted by kov. s.
/ ID. Dougherty, nuroFinteudont OF Mis-
aioua. The theme ia The Maator's four
nlls. There will also bs special music
by male quftet The public is COZ
oinlly Invited 90 sttend; especially
those who have no church homes
st. tlStopheniH Lutheran Church has
arranged a series of Lenten meetings,
the programme for the midweek ser
vices being as follows; Wednesday,
March fth, "AlmeCiVinQ 20 Mednes-
day, March l4th, Little Sins;" We'd.
nesdny, March 2lat, ''Nicauoua Suffer
ing;' Wednesday, March 2Sth.
Ailiiction 80 Wednesday, april 1th,
temptation.
Two interpnrochial mission stud,
classes will be held during Lent one at
Trinity lnrish House on Mondays at IL
o.. M, Mise Shenrmnn leader the othor
ut hiehopstead, on Tuesday at D. m.
Miss Palmer leader. The subject will
be China. an who are interested in
missions are cordially invited to at-
tend.
The Sunday services during March
nt Calvary 4. y. Church, Rev. Freder-
lck A. heisioy, rector, will be az fol-
lows; Holy Communion on first Sun
day, no 4o a. M, other Sundays z. so
am. Morning service and sermon every
Sunday at 10 90 a. m. evening service
and sermon, HiO o. m.
Rev. William j. Bermineham, pnsto,
Of ST. Patrick "a II. q. Church. will
begin the regular Lenten series OF
sermons in his ohurcn tomorrow. Ills
iirst subject will be 'Matrimony. %
The lectures will continue every Sun.
day evening during Lent.
The Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Christiana will celebrate a missionary
anniversary tomorrow evening. Dia.
loRues, rooitations and speeches will
pe given. Several young women will
represent different countries and
their costumes.
Lenten services, Wednesdays az s. Ol
p. M, sermon by visiting olaTgymen,
Thursdays at p. mN Fridays, z 10 p,
m. The service will be postponed from
March 9TH TO Thursday the Sth. Rev.
John s. Bunting ia the preacher fol
the occasion.
The Delaware State Travelling
Library System has been adopted b,
Mndeley N. h. Sunday school and viii
be introduced tomorrow. An attiao
tive collection of books has been se
cured from the State Librarian.
The mortgage ON Haven "A. ~ Church
having been sntislied on February sth
. viii bo burned with appropriate cera
mouy next Thursday week. week @
services will be held, beginning OF
Thursday of next week.
Bishop Coleman will oiiciate tomor
row at St. James Church, Stanton
and in the afternoon nt ST. Barnabas
. / Church, Marshallton.
Rev. C. @. Clark OF Baltimore vii
pioaoh at the First Unitarian Ohuroi
at 10. 50 o'clock tomorIoW morning.
Rev. Walter h. Bennett Of Princeton
/ Seminary will pIeaoh at Eastlak
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