Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26
sd - d Every EvenIaE.

New Castle May 26.-The programme
for the observance of Childrens Day, at
the First Presbyterian Church, at $50
o'clock. tomorrow night, will consist oi
aeiptural and musical numbers and
the baptism of several infants The
music will be furnished by Mrs. George
H. Rennie. organist Charles y. tlem-
ing. Everett B Howard, violins; Ed
ward II. Naylor, oornet. The pro
gramme is az follows; Organ voluntary
singing by the school, Meath the Ban
ner Of Gods Love-" prayer by Rev. 3
Boattie Wylie, followed by the Lords
Prayer; Scripture reading, Isaiah 55
TO z; singing by the primary depart
ment, "Hosanna TO Our Saviour King;
Scripture reading John @, to Ia o, 81 TO-
35; singing, "lhe Children's Feast
singing by junior school; solo, HE Is
My Father, by Miss Ella Brown; chorus
by the school; singing, 'lhis is the Day.
Offering for Presbyterian Sabbath-school
Missions; singing, "swen the Chorus"
benediction.
Mems. womens, children's tan shoes,
special prices; ladies oxfords, Zoe up
stoops.f
A handsome Photographic repro
duction OF the memorial window recently
installed in the First Presbyterian
Church, in memory Of Mrs. Mary Ann
Register, by her son, J. Layton Register
Of Philadelphia, has been presented by
Pastor Wylie to each member Of the
congregation who desired copies. Mrs.
Register was a commitment Of the
church and died in 1854 at the age Of 3S
years
A fine assortment Of soft white shirts,
Light underwear, Isle suspenders, thin
hosiery, handkerchiefs--Bigg
Jacob NJ Saunders, now chief en-
Eineer Of the Allison plant Of the Ma
tional Tube Co. Of Philadelphia has been
in this city for several days ,superintend-
ing the dismantling of the large Corlss
engine in the old flue mills Of tho com
pany The engine is being destroyed
The grocers and butchers Of this city,
with the exception of two, have signed
the petition Of tho clerks for a half holi-
day on Thursdays during June, July and
August, and it is expected that all will
sign
Don't fail to stop at Kline's poolroom
and segar store at Second and Delaware
streetsf
The Brylgon baseball team will play
the Bear Station team at the home
grounds Of the latter this afternoon. The
lineup Of the Brylgon team is; Will
helme, c.; Rementer, p; Bert Grant,
h.; Carswoll, 3D.; Bowen, S.; Vantine,
2b.; Ferguson, r.; r. Grant, cf.; Harry
Ryan, IT, ...........
The watch found by Albert Kirby, Jr.
mutorman on the local trolley line, was
The property Of Miss Rebecca Greer
who resides on the Buttonwoods. She
read OF the finding OF the timepiece in
Every Evening"
Tie Jim Shoe S3.5o-Shaw's.
Rev 8. b. Mylie, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, is in receipt OF
photographs of members Of his family
who have been in Ireland for three
months The son and daughter have
grown very stout IN that time. Pastor
Wylic has been visiting the homes OF
members Of the congregation to say
good-by, as he will leave on Monday foi
New York and sail on Wednesday fol
Liverpool
Handsome enameled scarf pins. with
tho emblems Of the order, have been re-
ceived in this city by members Of ST
Johns Lodge. A. +. A. NJ, and will b,
worn on the occasion Of the centennia
celebration Of the Grand Lodge, mex
month.
Bargains, go-carts, mattings, carpets
hammocks. suit cases. trunks -Stoopst
The physicians of Wilmington and th
surrounding country who are interoste,
in the prevention of the spread of tuher
culosis. will meet in the New-Centur
Club on June 9TH. with Or John j. Blacl
Of this city, who was recently elected
director OF the National Association 70
Delaware. At the coming meeting h
will organize a State society for the pre
vention and cure Of the disease
Word was received in this city las
evening BY William r. Whitelock an
his sister, Mrs George Swami. Of th
death Of a brother, Iephaniah White
lock, At the home Of tho latter in Wi
mington The deceased was for "A nun
Der Of years a resident of this city an
had many friends here
House for rent Elason Bro.t
Tn the First Baptist Church tomorro
morning, Rev Carter A. Ienkens. Jr
will preach a special sermon TO the men
bers Of the g. A. r., and Co. N. N.G. IN
taking for his theme "Glory in the Fn
of Earths Warfare" Tho senior an
and junior choirs will sing and MI
Caroline Wilson Of Rose Hill will sing
solo. In the evening Pastor Jenkens WI
take for his theme "PauPs Doctrine
Predestination."
Suit cases and psiamas -Biggs.*
The Children's Day celebration hv n
scholars Of the First Baptist Church W
be held on Sunday evening, June f7t
Rehearsals Of the music are now beir
held
The pretty yacht vesta wned ,
William s. Hilles, presents a pretty
pearance Capt. Cunning and Ma
Mcclure are using varnish and mai
brushes after scraping the woodwo
and preparing IL for the covering.
Window, door screens, fly wire
Stoops.*
Personal: Mr. and Mn. W. Msrv
Truss, James and Marvin Truss of W
mington have been the guests of Nj
Emily Truss, mother of Mr. Trss
Archie Rcnnie of the battleship Ke,
sarge, who has been on a fiirlouph
several days at his home, has return
90 New York to report for dutv-NI
Arthur A. Camp Is the guest of Nj
Henry Cruger Walton and Miss Can
the guest of Miss Matilda Crurer Waltz
at Boothhmst. Miss Camp will be a
of the bridesmaids at the wedding
Miss Walton to Keith Rodney. ne
month-Miss Clara McGaryev ana M
Joseph Davidson Of Salem, n. j.. la
been visiting here.
Among the sick: Charles Alunsr
Jacob Speicher and Edward Carney. W
have been III, are improving.