Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
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School IL rehearsing for the Easter ex
ercises. A special programme has been
prepared. The school meets at 2
O'Clock every Sunday afternoon. A cor
dial invitation is extended 60 any one
who would like 60 visit it.
The class for young men, which was
recently organized, is growing. An
invitation is extended to any one not
connected with any other school TO
join.
Special sermons will he the order 40
st. Luke's Church tomorrow.
A series Of lectures is being delivered
at the New Church, Delaware aven no
and Washington street, Sunday even
ings at T45 O'Clock. Any questions
relating TO religion, handed in or sent
by mail 20 the pastor, will be gladly
answered at the meeting.
The monthly all day meeting Of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance
will be held at 500 Shiploy street at
1870 %. M, 3. 10 and s p. m. Rev.
George w. Davis Of Scranton, Pa,
will preach. Mr.. Davis will also preach
at I.45 this evening.
A trustees rally will be held at
Shorter's A. M. E. Chapel, on Twelfth
street, near Claymont, tomorrow.
There will be preaching at 1890 a. m.
and L3O p. m. Rev. John ID. John
son, tho pastor, will be assisted by
other ministers Of the denomination.
West Presbyterian Church sock social
last Thursday evening, was n success.
The socks handed in netted S4l. OF, and
II is understood that there are many
yet TO be heard from. The money
realized will be devoted to furnishing
a room at Minquadale Home.
There was an interesting programme
in connection with the affair which CON
sisted Of reoitations, vocal and instru-
mental music.
At the Sunday Breakfast Mission,
ll5 and III Shipley street John Comfy
Will lead the meeting tonight Louis
Pukey, tomorrow morning, at $40
O'Clock; the Sunday-school will meet
at 2 O'Clock; George NJ. Doughertv
Will lead in the evening at 7. 30 o. clock.
Miss Anna Mcclure Gray was pian-
ist at the reception held in Silver
brook Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday evening.
Music appropriate TO Palm Sunday
has been arranged for Central prcsby-
terian Church tomorrow. The pro-
gramme is as follows. 1890 n. M.
" Hosanna, Paul Wachs; anthem.
"Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah. -
Lansing ofiertory, solo, "phe Palms. 4"
Faure, Mr.. Mason, with cello oblipato
by Howard Crosby; organ postlude,
"Iriumphal March, Henry Smart
L4o p. m, organ prelude, palm
branches, Faure; anthem, "In the
Cross of Christ We Glory, - Roberts /;
oiiertory solo, Jerusalem, - Parker.
Mrs. Smalleyi organ postlude, IRE
cessional March, Guilmant The
public is cordially invited 10 attend.
The Reading Circle of the Woman g
| Foreign Missionary Society will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Shilling, No. lilo
West street, this evening at I45
O'Clock.
The congregation Of Marshallt6n NJ.
~ Church rendered the pastor, Rev.
E. ii. Miller, reception on Thursday
evening. Rev, W. H. Wingate made
an address of welcome, TO which Mr
| Miller responded Refreshments were
served. The church is prosperous and
/ is adding new members almost every
| Sunday
The services at Eastlake Presby-
! terlan Church tomorrow morning will
be- m charge of William X. Crosby.
.Ihe congregation of the First Nj p.
! Church has asked for the return Of
Rev. j. II. Strausburg the present
/ pastor, who is now 40 the Conference
session In Baltimore Eben n. Baldwin
| will preach at the morning and even
ing services tomorrow.
Preparation is being made bv tho
! Wilmington Christian Endeavor Union
| Tor their annual meeting. which will
be held on April oath. The address
will be made by Won Ogden Vopt of
/ Boston, General Secretary of the
United Society Of Christian Endeavor.
/ This will be Mr. Nogt's first visit TO
Wilmington, and it is expected that
Endeavor workers from many parts of
the State viii avail themselves of the
opportunity of meeting him.