Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

Special Lenten services have been
arranged for st. Luke's Reformed
Episcopal Church by the rector Rev.
Ralph q. Finley. The general topios
for Sunday mornings is How are YOU
buildinRi" Last Sunday the rector
discussed building Houses. " To-
morrow his subject will be Building
Barns. " The other subjects will be
as follows: March 18th. -" Building
Wallis" March 25th. - Building
Bridges :" April lat. - Building
Lighthouses - April stb. -" Building
Temples. The remaining Sunday
evening subjscts are as follows: To-
morrow, who is my nsighbor -
March 18th. -" What must | do to be
savedf'' March 25th. -" How shall ye
esoapef" April st.-"Who is on the
Lords side7" April 9Th. who Is
thisi" Prayer and lecture services
are held on Wednesday evenings at 8
o'closk, the subject being as follows
March IA. -" Provooation !" March
2lst -" Propinquity ;" March 2sth.
-" Protection "April 4th. pTopi-
tiation. " The Friday evening sub iects
are as follows; March 18th. -" Conso.
lation 3 March 23d--" Concentration -
March 3Oth. - Contribution ~ April
9th. -" Conservation - The Passion
Week SUBJECTS are Wednesday.
=" Gethsemane" Holy Thursday, "The
Iord's Supper;" Good Friday, ''1he
Oruoifixion. 4"
Miss Mary Moody Parker will make
an address at the First United Preany-
terian Church, Third and Broome
streets, tomorrow evening. Her sub
iect will be concerning the Torrey-
Alexander evanRelistiio work In
Europe. As Mise Parker is private
secretary for DIR. Torrey, she will have
her subject we'll in hand. Formerly
Miss Parker'a home was in Whining
ton. She graduated from Goldey Col.
lege. Miss Parker left Wilmington 10
take position Ia New York City for
short time, after which she entered the
Bible School in Chicago where, after
graduating, she became the private
secretary for DR.. Torrey.
That the popular gospel service at
West Preaby terian Church has struck
a responsive chord In the hearts OF the
PEOPLE 10 attested by the thronqa that
gather each Sunday evening. The
ToITey- Alexander Hymns are proving
distinct success, for they are quickly
learned and easily sung. Tomorrow
night several more will be tried, as
follows, able, Wilhng;n and
"Cleansed, by Grace Divine. The
male ootet and the large chorus choir,
under Prof j. 4. Cly mers leadership,
will sing. The Pastors sermon subject
will be, " Making Friends.
Rev. W. j. Birmingham, castor of
st. Patrioks Church will deliver the
second Lenten lecture on Matrimony
at the evening service tomorrow. Miss
Elizabeth Schwab, who sings a soprano
solo in the " Inhammatus, =" will be as
sisted by a chorus Of 25 voices, which
insures finished rendition Of Rossini' 3
MASTERPIECES. The sanctuary choir
of boys was complimented from the
altar last Sunday by the pastor for the
beautiful rendition OF the new re-
Hponses. IL will sing at the morning
aud evening services regularly in the
future.
The following preachers have been
engaged for the Lenten services at
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church on
Friday afternoons at O'Clock: March
10th, Rev. }. W. Linton, of Ridley
Park, Pa. March sd, Rev. E. wi.
Fitzsimon, Of Wallingford, Pa. March
Both Rev. William MaoFarlsne, of
Chester, Pa. April 9th, Rev. Alexander
Alison, Jr., OF West Church April
18th, Thursday p. m, Communion
Service; April 18th, Good Friday
Rev. Il. +. Briggs Of tue Second Baptist
Church.
Union quarterly meeting will be held
tomorrow at Plymouth A. M. 4. Zion
! Church, In National Hall, at Ninth
and Walnut streets, of which Rev. q.
j. Hawkes., ID. d., is the pastor. The
order of services follows: at 4 a. M.
special sermon by the pastor, on
"Christ's Relationship to Missions
3 p. M, Rev. j. IA. Bantum, of st,
Peters A. M. Il. Church; 7.3O L. m. A.,
q. j. Hawkes. will preach. The revival
meetings will continue next week. All
are welcome.
Tomorrow evenings service in Wash
inRton Heights M. n. Church promises
20 be one of extrRdofinary interest.
Being the last Sunday service before
Conference this will be the final op.
Iortunity for perEont to become charter
members, and 10 is expected that q
large number will unite with the
church at that time. DIR. Murray viii
preach a spirited song service, led by
Prof Marks, will precede the sermon.
Rev, George L. Wolfe, ID. D., will
preach In the Seoonu Methodist Protes
tant Church tomorrow morning anc
evening. The subjects will be Morn
ire, Woman, her power and lnfiu
enoe. " Evening, "A Great Home
Coming, the pastor Rev. W. N.
SherROod 10 spending n few days IL
Chestertown, Nd. visiting his mother.
An all day meeting will be held al
the Covenant Church, on West neal
Third, tomorrow beginning at 10 o'clock
with love feast The meetinR will
be in charge Of the kew. }. W. lhomp
kins Of Upland, IA. During the week
great instsrest has been manifested fol
good. The meetings will continue al
night next week.
A new Bible class for men hal
recently been formed in the Delawa n
avenue Baptist Bible School. A COZ.
dial imitation is extended to all mer
who are not attending lseVhere e
join the class. The school will slss
have special exercises tomorrow at
p. m, in the interests of foreign
missions.
The Ladies Aii Society Of Olaymont
M. 4. Church, will hold a ribbon
social on tuesday evening. Ice cream,
cake aud other good things will be or