Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-28
CHURCH NEWS.

Services az St. Johns P. r. Church
tomorrow will be at 7.30 and III a. m.
and 7.45 p. m.
Rev. Hervey Wood of New York. a
well-known preacher, will speak In AS
bury NJ. b. Church at Third and Walnut
streets, tomorrow evening at 7.30 o'clock
His subject will be "Worse Than the San
Francisco Disaster"
Bishop Charles c. McCabe has been
secured by the Epworth League OF WASH
ington Heights Nj. Il. Church to deliver
his famous lecture on "Bright Side of
Life in Libby Prison" in the New-Cen-
tury Club, on Friday evening May 18th
This lecture has been delivered more than
LOO times
@. Il. Burchinal will address the Ep-
worth League of Washington Heights
M. h. Church tomorrow evening. Mr.
Burchinal takes great interest in League
work and Ia n most interesting speaker
All who can should be present at this
service, which commences promptly at
Gas o'clock There will be special
music. Miss Ida Barlow will be the
leader.
At the peoples gospel service in West
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
the pastor will tell "The Sad Story of a
Fast Young Man" Clyde u. Wonderly
tenor, will be the soloist. This meeting
belongs TO the people, their spirited sing
ing Of the gospel songs being feature
of il. AZ the conclusion of the sermon
Frank +. Jones will sing the old Moody
and SanlIey favorite, "Where Is My Wan
dering Boy Tonight ?" Prof. Clymer's
chorus and male octette will render the
following musical numbers: Prelude,
"Offertoire in B fat" Read; anthem, 20
Sing Unto the Lord, Buck; tenor solo,
Lift Thine Eyes, Leland, Mr. Wonderly
male octette, "Mercy's Door Is Always
Open" Meredith, Messrs. Thomas, ClymeI
Herring, Ooheltree, Imler, Triggs, Paris,
Richardson; offertoIy, Evening Star,
Wagner; bass solo, where Is My Wan
dering Boy Tonight l'' Lowry, Mr.. Jones'
postlude, "Recessional," " Mozart.
Following is the programme Of a recital
10 be given in East Lake Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Thirtieth and Tatnall
streets, Thursday evening, May Sd, 1905.
Part soprano solo, "Sprng time,
Alfred Wooler; piano solo, THE Famous
Ride of Tam o'Shanter," George w.
Warren; violin solo, "rhe Mocking Bird, d
(variations) arranged by Sep. Winner;
i reading, llalsys talth, Joanna II.
Mathews; quartet, "rhe March King,
Arthur Pryor, first mandolin, Miss Nc
Cauley; second mandolin, IL. W staulior;
violin, Master McCauley; piano, Mrs
Stauifer; piano solo, "Fifth Noctune, ~
J. Leybach, Op 52; violin solo, Golden
Rod j. Lawrence Erb, OPP. 4, No. 2;
soprano solo with violin obligato, angel
Serenade" G. Braga; mandolin solo,
Second Regiment March" George
Sohleiiiarth; violin solo. "Flower Song. +"
Gustav Lange; piano solo, LEAD Kindly
Light" paraphrase) by Edith May Nc.
Cauley; reading, "1he Old Age Habit,
! youths Companion); piano solo, "Gipsy
Rondo" J. Haydn Part - Soprano
solo, "Three Lucky Lovers, " W. i. Sudds
violin solo, "Nliserere," Ql Trovatore) G.
Verdi; mandolin solo. "The Darllies' De.
light r. NJ Stults; soprano solo, "Freel
Than a King" Henri Loge; violin solo, (a'
Hungarian Mazurla Heinrich Engel
Op. A, No 5, o. "rhe Aide-de-Camp, J.
z. Laurendeau; piano duet, "In Festa
Array II. Engleriann; reading "rh'