Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-09

Tomorrow will be the 2OSth anniver-
,snry Of Old Swedes Church and the event
will be appropriately celebrated az the
morning service, which will start at 1890
oVlock. The following musical pro-
gummc has been arranged.
Morning Professional "I1oly, Holy,
Holy, Lord God Almighty" Dykes; cam
ticle, Randall gloria pair, Randall; te
deum Read; iubiiate Danks: introit
Three in One and One in Three, Stainer;
kyrie, Hodges; gloria tibi Hodges; hymn,
20 God Our Help In Ages Past Croft,
gloria patri Randall; oliertory, Rejoice,
the Lord is King Reade; ohortory sem
tence, Hodges; rccessional hymn, "Holy
Father, Great Creator" Smart; holy
Bread OF the World, Hodges; gloria in
eNoelsis, old chant Miss \. Page so
prano; Miss Blanche Zeigrist. organist;
Robert w. Phillips, Jr., choirmaster
The preacher win be Rev Melville *
Bailey Of Grace Chapel, NewNork City.
A service for children viii he held al
23O p. M. The soloists win be Miss Page.
soprano; Miss Blanche Ioigust. organist.
and Robert w. Phillips ,Jr., will be choir
master,
ChhlhIiAN ENnEANOh UNION,
The monthly meeting Of the city union
Of the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor was held Ia the United preshy-
terian Church on Tuesday night En-
couraging reports of the work were re-
ceived After a short song service and
the reading Of an appropriate scripture
lesson by the president Charles r East
man, and a prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lane,
pastor of Olivet Presbyterian Church.
the business Of the union was taken up.
Written reports, with a few exceptions,
were read by the officers and committees
OF The union and the different societies
I represented in the union, all OF which
| showed advancement in the work all over
the city; and only a few reported an
intention 10 dishand for the summer.
Rev Alexander Alison, Jr., announced
that he is of the opinion that the En-
deavor work in Wilmington Is up to that
Of any other city. The Juniors Of Olivet
Presbyterian Church. who comprise a
| new society, are deserving special men
ton for their good work in 30 short a
| time, having a roll Of AZ members. Both
the juniors and seniors OF the fiwt
Methodist Protestant Church are also
putting forth special efforts TO make their
work success. They were organized
In February of this year, with a small
membership and the average attendance
of both societies is about up to their
membership The juniors win continue
their services for the summer, while the
seniors viii discontinue the regular prayer
service and unite with the pastor in con-
ducting twilight services. These societies
had the largest representation at the
union, there being I, including the pastor
The pastors nt the meeting were Rev
Alexander Alison, Jr, West Presbyterian
Church; Rev. Mr. Lane, Olivet Preshy.
terian Church, and Rev. BENJAMIN A
Bryan, First Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Alison delivered a mastery address
on Unconscious Influence" His manner
was pleasing, and his words were 'liks
apples of gold in pictures Of silver" HC
exalted the clean life, clean thoughts
clean words, clean acts. He asked tn,
Endeavores TO be 80 clean and 80 pur,
that men and women might long 20 bash
in their shadows as did the people Of ole
in the shadow of the great apostle Peter
All who heard this earnest address wen
helped by IL, and were impressed with thl
Importance Of the absolutely clean life
and those who were absent missed much
IL is thought that the next meeting vii
be held in the Eastlake Presbyterian
Church
CHURCH RrDEpICArED.
The Salisbury, Md. Advertiser pub
fishes the following account Of the re
dedication Of Sharptown Methods
Episcopal Church.
"Ihe Methodist Episcopal Church a