Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-03
CHURCH EVENTS.
Receptions rendered to Several Methodist
Pastors.

Receptions rendered to Several Methodist
Pastors
Rev. and Mrs Clinton T. Wyatt and
Presiding Elder and Mrs a. s. Mowbny
were rendered "a reception last evening in
Harrison Street NJ r. Church boy the
members of the church. The church was
tastefully decorated with pottcd plants.
Addresses of welcome were made from The
different departments of the church and
were as follows Representing the congre-
cation Rev W T. Stimmel. James W.
Robertson Of the official board Linton
Howett of the Sunday-school. Harry J..
Roop OF the Epworth League; Esther Col
Inns cf the Junior kpwOrth League. a
plcasig feature was the music by the
choir. Rows. G.. +. Wyatt made a few
remarks in response to the addresses
ol welcome Presiding Elder Mowhmy
also made am address This Is the
beginning of the second yc1r for
Rev. Mr.. Wyatt as pastor of the
church The people are all well pleased
to have him return and they showed their
appreciation of his efforts and works of
last year by giving him warm welcome.
Rev R. IT, Courey sang % solo. Bouq-
quets were presented to Rev. and Ms
Wyatt and Presiding Elder and Mrs.Mow-
bray
The members OF Bandywinc NJ. T.
Church last evening rendered "a reception
To their pastor Rev Henry Clay Turner
and the assistant pastor, Rev High
Adams. The church was beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and pottcd
plants Mr. Turner is entering upon his
third year as pastor of brandyuine
Church. During the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Maury James presented Alr. and Mrs.
Turner with % beautiful bouquet of carna-
tions and maiden hair foarn. and Mr..
Adams also received pretty bouquet. The
following programme WAS given. Song
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name.
PRAYER. J.J Lewis; vocal solo. Miss Fowler:
address of welcome, y. G. Cunningham;
solo. Howell Pedrick. response, Rev. II.
c. Turner: song. Onward Christian Sol
dicrs:n response. Rev. ii. Adams; im-
promphu addresses by the members Of the
different societies OF the church; song,
"Blest be the ie That Binds.
The congregation OF Washington Heights
NJ. f. Church will give rs new pastor, Rev.
w. T.. :. Murray, ID. ID. a public re-
ception in the church ON Thursday evening
A splendid musical programme is being
arranged Addresses will be made hv
He. Conrad, Samuel IL. Baynard and DR..
Murray.
A pretty childrens entertainment en-
titled emusic and Flags of Many Nations"
will be given in Second Baptist Church
Ninth and FRANKLIN streets, on Thursday
evening, April 5th Following is the pro
gramme: Violin solo, Harry Stausebach:
song. "Hats and Gowns, Margaret All-
mond. Helene Alexander, Eleanor Bishop.
Vera Craig Miriam Fell, Minnie Runner
Alice sharpe, Mabel Walton; cornet solo.
Vera Collins; "Newsboys' Song" Harry
Bishop, Kenneth Drake, Willard Drake,
Charles Runner, Sherwood Runner. Ieander
Kemble: recitation, "Cure for Whoopine
Cough" Irene Lingo; "Our Baby" Mabel
Walton. Helene Alexander, Miriam Fell
and chorus; cornet solo, Vera Collins;
violin solo, Harry Stausebach; Music and
Flags OF Many Nations. America, Mil
dred Gooding, Virginia Baker, Anna
Murphy. Marguerite Johnson Pearl Kel-
mm. Mary Deery. Marian Oakes Mamie
Martin. Florence Walton, Thomas Sharpe
Sweden. Marguerite Wamsley: Japan,
Marian Edwards, Edna Mclntire. Ella
wilkins. Charles Edwards; "Iolland,
Minnie Deery. Miriam Murray: ireland" "
Helen Foulk: England Mabel Smith.
Priscilla Samworth; Scotland Alice APP
pleby. Mary Apploby ida Crossley Mabel
Sawdon Germany. Emily Bishop;
"Italy.' Helen Gamble; "China. - Willard
Drake Kenneth Drake. Harry Bishop
Charles Runner Sherwood Runner. Ieander
kcmblo, "Tmncc Elizabeth Gooding,