Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1906-01-13
CHURCH NEWS

i1NANiN W. L. NnNANiN-rlINUA Will UI III
stalled tomorrow evening, concerning
which Linton Howett the superintendent,
makes the following announcement: "The
Importance of Sunday-school work cannot
be too strongly emphasized. The teachers
have a great opportunity to render service
to the church, and 10 their country. for
the morality of the country can only be
preserved by faithfully teaching to the
rising generation the word Of God. In
view OF the Importance of their work. we
believe that a public recognition should
be given to the officers and teachers.
thereby bringing the interests of the
school before the congregation. The
Sunday-school workers of Harrison Street
Church who have been recently elected
will be installed tomorrow evening The
programme win be interesting, and we are
planning to make it a profitable service.
The pastor, Rev. c. T.. Wyatt will preach
q short sermon on the work of the teacher.
after the installation service. The entire
school is cordially invited and all who are
interested in Sunday-school work also. "
Elsmere Presbyterian Sunday-school
will celebrate its 18th anniversary to-
morrow afternoon, with appropriate exer-
cises.
Presbytery of New Castle will meet on
Monday afternoon at Central Presby-
terrain Church TO dissolve the pastoral
relations between Rev. BOudinot Seeley
and Eastlake Church and to recommend
William Penn ShOckley for the ministry
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock a
children missionary rally is to be held at
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, in
which all the Protestant Episcopal Sun
day-schools of the city have been invited
TO take part, as well as the different
branches of the Junior Auxiliary to the
Board Of Missions, belonging to the Var
lous parishes. The speakers will be Rev.
y. p. Smith Of New York, and Miss C. j.
Nicely missionary worker in the district
OF IIokio, Japan. The bishop of the
diocese will also be present at the service,
rs well as the rectors Of the several par
ishes. A cordial invitation is extended
TO the public to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Findley Of Philadelphia will
preach in St. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church tomorrow. The morning subject
will be Lord Teach Us How 20 Pray"
Three special services will be held at
the Homeward Bound Mission. Fifth and
Walnut streets, tomorrow The services
will be conducted by Commander Haslam
of Washington, ID. c., assisted by Miss
Catherine Wells, soloist. of Baltimore.
Clowards motion pictures will be given
on Monday night at O'Clock at Eastlake
NJ. r. Church, for the benefit of the church.
The subjects viii be as follows: "The
Christian Martyrs, "Life of Moses. " "a
Lost Sinner" "a Christmas Angel" "a
Tour Of Rome" Prayer Answered "
"Ihe Miracle Of Fishes and Passion
Play"
The preacher tomorrow night at West
Presbyterian Church will be Rev. DR..
James A. Worden of Philadelphia. The
double male quartet viii sing. Follow
ing are the musical numbers: Prelude.
Evening Rest, " Foreshorn; hymn anthem
20 Lord, Thy Boundless Love for Me-"
Bracket; male octet, Remember Me
O Mighty One, kinkel; ofiertory Melody
IN f !. Rubenstein; anthem, "Sun of Nv
Soul, Sudds Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. Thomp-
son. and choir postlude March Ro-
maine, ?" Gounod.
Bishop Coleman viii celebrate the holy
communion and preach at st. James
Church, Newport, tomorrow at 1890 "a. m.
The following musical selections will be
sung by the quartet of Rodney Street
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Morning
Organ prelude "pastorale" List.
anthem, 81 VIII Magnify Thee " Barton.
ofertory, tenor and bass duet 81 VIII
Extol Thee Hosmer. J. Frank Avres
tenor, and Leland p. Harrington bass
Evening Organ prelude Impromptu' .
Schneider; Quartette, abide With Me-
lansing Mrs Lewis, Miss Howett. ]
Frank Ayres and Leland p. Harrington:
oifertory, trio, "Come Unto Ne" Bard
Mrs. Lewis, j. Frank Ayres and Leland p
Harrington.
The following selections will be sung bv
81. Stephens augmented choir tomorrow
night Gloria Mozarts 10Th Mass.
Praise His Name Forever" W. Stillman
Martini Onward Christian Soldiers III
r. MacDougal, William II. Robinson.
soloisti solo, Prayer from Der Frei-
schultz Mr.. Howard Schwartz: 1T Is a
Good Thing TO Give Thanks" Ira b
Wilson, "Ihe Son Of Righteousness p
Adam Gcibel, Miss Elma Bartram soloist
Abide With Me" r. l.. De Reef. soloist
Oscar Stiegler. and Messrs. Howard
Schwartz and William II. Robinson.
Rev. Albert J. Hallington has accented
the passionate Of the Swedish NJ Il. Mission
in this city. Mr.. Hallington comes to this
city from Fort Worth. Texas.
Rev. A. G. Nickerson of Plain6eld N
j., and Rev. Alexander Il. Bowser. pastor
of the Unitarian Church. this citv viii
exchange pulpits tomorrow.
Following is the musical programme for
Grace NJ. r. Church tomorrow: Morning
Anthem, Calvary" Rodney; offertorv
baritone solo, There's a Beautiful Land
on High, Taylor, Mr.. Strickland. Even
ing Anthem, "lhe Radiant Morn
Moodmani oifertory, quartet. Jesus
the Very Thought Of Thee" Marston