Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-01-27

! i. Wyatt was invited TO return as
pastor. James X. Easley, son of Rev.
j. w. Lasley, a former pastor, who is
now president Of Union College, Ken
lucky, and Ernest A. Gillespie We're
granted licenses to preach. The indebt-
edness of the church during the past year
was reduced from 5000 10 $1,000.
Dr. Mowbray held quarterly conference
at Newport Church on Wednesday night
| The pastor, Rev. w. o. Hurst, has been
invited 10 Emmanuel Church, az Crisfeld,
Md, and Rev. @. w. Strickland of Willis
ton, Nd, has been invited to succeed him.
On Thursday afternoon DR.. Mowbray
was at Ebenezer, and Rev. b. @. Atkins
was invited TO return as pastor.
On Thursday night quarterly confer
ence was held at the Newark NJ h.
Church The church affairs are in excel
lent condition. Arrangements are being
made for n series Of high-class entertain
ments 10 be held this winter.
DIR. Mowbray was at Port Deposit, Md.
last night, and will be at Rising Sun and
Hopewell, Md, today.
At tho NJ e. Preachers Association
meeting on Monday, Rev. W. /. S. Muir
ray, d. d., viii make an address ON "In-
ter Church Federation" DR.. Murray was
delegate from Delaware at the recent
conference in New York on church fed
Grafton, which was attended by repre-
sentatives Of nearly every Protestant de
nomination. DR.. Murray win give his
views of this meeting.
A new and unusual service will be held
in Central Presbyterian Church tomor-
orw evening, being the installation of the
Sunday-echool officers and teachers, re-
Gently elected and appointed. There has
been but one other service of similar
character in this city. Ii Is not so much
new departure as II Is new form of
recognition Of officers chosen and teach
ers appointed. Special music win be fur
nished by the choir Of the church. as
sisted by II. Howard Carver, chorister Of
the Sunday school. A new series Of
questions viii be propounded TO the Of
fcers and teachers, after which there will
be an appropriate address by Rev. +. A.
MoCurdy, ID. D., pastor of the church.
The public Is cordially invited to attend
the services.
Az Trinity Church, Delaware avenue
and Adams street, the services tomorrow
viii be as follows; Holy Communion at
! 7.30 a. m; Sunday-school at $50 a. m.;
morning prayer and sermon at IL a. ma, .,
evening prayer and sermon at 745 p. M.
Rev Frederick NJ. Kirkus will ohiciate
and preach morning and evening.
Strangers will be cordially welcome.
At the popular gospel service In West
! Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening.
the pastor, Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr..
will take for his theme "Some Things We
Know About Heaven The quartet will
introduce that sweet song of heaven.
which was SO nightly used in the Welsh
revival, entitled "rol Mother I'M BE
There The double male quartet will
also sing. Following are the musical se-
lections;
Prelude, Organ Overture. .... Battman
Chorus and quartet, lord Give Ear TO
Me ..................... Brown
Oilertory, male quartet, is There a
race Tor Me-. e'.................D Danks
Mcssrs Clymer, hutchinson. Ocheltree.
Herring, Paris, Richardson, I'M
Ter, Triggs
Organ meditation, "lntcrmezzo."
Mascagni
Quartet, "Ten Mother TIL BE There. !"
Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs, Souder, Mr..
Clymer, Mr., Jones.
Postlude, March ................T Thorne
Seventh Day Adventists meet i'm the
Old Baptist Church. on King street above
! Tenth. Sahabth school is held every
Saturday at 10 a. M; other services at
IL o'clock Elder O. o. Farnsworth.
| president of Chesapeake Conference. will
/ speak tomorrow evening at 745 o'clock.
ON Capital and Labor"
A congregational meeting of special
Importance viii be held at 81. Luke's Re.
/ formed Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning after the services.
At the German Baptist Church. tomor
row evening, the pastor. Rev II. g.
Baum, viii preach the first of series of
/ sermons on the "Ien Commandments g"
The Bible school will meet at Q d. mi.
| Evangelistic meetings win be heid on
| Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
| evenings al 7.45 o'clock
Rev w. II. Logan will preach tomor.
row morning and evening al Olivct Pres.
| byterian Church
Glass No. 8 OF the Sunday school of
Harrison Street NJ. f. Church gave re-
| cepton last evening at the residence of
| the teacher, George II. Collins, 1903 West
Third street. Those present were: Viii
| liam Draper. Ir.. James Davis. Jr.. Row
! land NelCh, Herbert Thatcher. Fred Iari-
son, lr.. James O. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ringgold. Of Baltimore: Rev. and
Mrs. C.. r. Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. James
Hooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Scarborough Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Biscoe, Mr. and Mrs James
Mearns. Mr. and Mrs Charles Blaine.
Mrs. Rebecca Nichols. Mr.. and Mrs. El.
wood nayett, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Houpi. Mr. and Mrs. A. Fleming. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Charles Nelch. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Draper, Mr. and Mrs Fred lafison. Mr..
| and Mrs William Linton. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Holt and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson Lcnderman, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Stimmel, Dr. and Mrs. Neasev. Mr.
and Mrs. IT, L. Mckee Mr.. and Mrs A
=. Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Mason
Mr.. and Mrs William Haddock. Dr. and
Mrs. T. W. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Roop, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McJauiiov. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Frick. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
W. Chamberlain, Air. and Mrs William
lpdike. Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gillespie. Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Roen. Mr. and Mrs. John
Miller Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Alr. and