Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26

"Aurelia. 7.i5 p m-Organ prelude,
"Chorale IN ID. Dubois, anthem, "Mhat
Q Gathering p ogertory solo, Somebody" "
Mt Mason organ postmde, Roman
March, Clpke. The public is cordially
invited TO attend these services.
SUNDAY NIGHT AT WEST CHURCH.
The popular gospel song service al
West Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night viii be briei and bright. The fol-
lowing musical selections will be rendered
by the chorus choir, under the direction
OF Prof Clymer: Prelude, Song of the
Peasants, Rendane; duet and chorus.
- Waited for the Lord, Mendelssohn
Miss Allen, Miss Parsons aud choir; ladies
chorus, Saving Grace, Towner: offer
tory Chapel in the Mountain" Wilson;
quartet, Only Believe" Delmarter. Mrs
Carpenter, Mrs. Souder, Mr. Clyner Mr.
Jones; postlude, "Recessional, % Lcybach.
FESTIVAL AT MARsHALLroN.
The women of Marshallton NJ. T..
Church will hold a strawberry festival
this evening in the Knights OF Pythias
Hall at that place. The proceeds will
be for the benefit OF tho church
GRACE sUNDAY-sCHooL ORCHESTRA.
Grace NJ. J.. Sunday-school orchestra
will give It's spring concert in the Sunday
school hall on Monday evening at s
o'clock. John ID. Taylor is the director
and he promises this TO be the best CON
cert that has ever been given Miss Pearl
smith, contralto, and Miss Helen Mar
Wilson will assist Miss Wilson is an
elooutionist
GRACE NJ. +. CHURCH MUSIC
Following is the musical programme
for Grace NJ. Z. Church tomorrow: Morn
ing ng-Anthem, Gloria" Farmer; offer
tory, contralto solo, There is a Fold
Whence None Can Stray" Draper, Mrs.
Ross; anthem, Praise the Lord, o Jerl-
salem" Maunder. Evening ng-Anthem,
"Ihe Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away. p
Woodward; offertory, soprano solo, TO
day, II Ye Will Hear His Voice, Rogers
Miss Ragan; vesper anthem, "Now the
Day is Over" Marks, Mr.. Brashears and
choir.
REV. 8. II. LITTELL AT DELAWARE CITY.
Rev s. Harrington Littell Of Hankow
China, will lecture in Christ Episcopal
Church, Delaware City, on Monday at
7.30 o'clock.
ST. JOHNS GUILD.
Mrs. Charles Edwards of 1902 VanBuren
street entertained the members of St
Johns Guild on Thursday afternoon. II
was the last meeting before the Nav
meeting and pledges were given and
membership renewed. The quarterly
meeting will be held Thursday evening
May 3lst, in 81. Johns Church Rev. s.
Harrington Littell, a missionary from
Hankow, China, will make the address
Miss Julia Emery, general secretary oi
the Women's Auxiliary, will also bC
present.
KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Hope Circle Of Kings Daughters. con.
nected with West Presbyterian Church
/ spent Thursday evening with the ladies
at the Home for Aged Women.
TO PREACH TO ODD FELLOWS.
Rev. Henry Olmstead, vicar Of Old
| Swedes Church, will preach a special
sermon in that historic edilice tomorrow
morning TO the members of Mechanics
Lodge, !. O. o. n. Of which he is a mem.
Der. The Odd Fellows will meet at the
hall at Third and King street at 10 clock
and full regalia viii be worn.
CONTINUATION AT CALVARY.
At Calvary Church, Third and Wash
ington streets, on Monday evening at s
o'clock, there will be an especial episcopa
visitation by Bishop Coleman TO ad
minister confirmation to several persons
who will be presented by the rector, Rev
Frederick A. Heisley
CHURCH EXCURSIONS.
The hrst excursion Of the season down
the river viii take place on Thursday
June 9TH, on the steamboat Thomas Clyd,
and will 70 to Woodland Beach. II will
be under the auspices Of Cookman NJ. T..
Eastlake and First Presbyterian Sunday
schools
About 100 persons took part in the trir
TO Penns Grove. N j., last Friday even
ing. on the steamboat Ulrica, on the
occasion Of the Epworth NJ. F. Church
choir going to that place to sing at Bethe
| NJ. y. Church