Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-22
CHURCH EVENTS

The entire choir Of Grace M. K.
Church will give a recital in the main
auditorium of the church this evening.
Those wh1 will take part are: 30
pranos: Misses Eliza Idle, Franz
CLARK, Elsie Dinsmors and Helen
RaRan; altos Mrs. Fred Ross, Mrs.
Eugene DOokerty, Miss Elsie Brodrick
and Miss Pearl smith; tenors; Hnrry
Baxter, George Loomie. DIR. Stanley
Steele and III. W. Brashsara; bassos:
n. =. Haynes, b. q. Strickland, OlaI-
enoe Hope ana Prof. w. j. White.
Following is the programme; Part
frst-Prmludium from Sonata" in ID
minor, William Faulkes; Praise the
Lord, o Jerusalem" Maunder, the
choir; "Chanson TIiate, Tschaikow-
sky 30 Divine Redeemer," Charles
Gounod, Miss Elda Idle; Funeral
March of Marionette, F" Charles Gou-
nod. Part second" Sopata" in q
minor, Alexander Guilmant; "Allegto
Appasaionato; AdaRio;" Soher-
zo;' 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner, 4"
Key Arnold, Double Male Quartette (;
" Pastorale Storm and Prayer, Theo
dore Kullski 'Sing . Heavens ="
Tours, the choir; America, by
ohoir and audience.
The following programme has been
arranged for the Washington's Birth
day celebration, at Union M. E.
Church, this evening; Part l." March
Of the Brownies, Union Otohestre,
soprano solo, Sorrow, Miss Mabel
Parker male qunrtette. Stare Of the
Summer night, y ID QuaTtette I;
recitation, selected, Miss Ellen Aikens Z;
piano duet, "On the Race Course, -
Misses Grace Hardin and Ethel King I;
banjo duet, Mesara. Compton and
Myers. Part p" Sacred Selections, -
Union Orchestra; reading, "Unole
Daniels Introduction to a Mississippi
Steamer" Edward A. Watson; male
quRrtette, "Rescue the PerishinR," A
Is q ID Quartette; banjo duet, MeHsrs.
Compton and Myers; recitation, Sc
leoted, Miss Ellen Aikens; soprano
solo, selected, Miss Mary johnson !;
Empire State March,, Union Or
chestra.
The oommittse in charge Of the re-
oeption to be given 10y the official
board Of Harrison Street M. E. Church
TO the members and friends tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock have completed
arrangements Members and friends
are invited. The programme; Selec-
tion by orchestra; recital 10y MIss
blaokiston solo by E. A. Gillespie /;
violin solo by Miss Medholt; recital
by Miss Blaokiston address by Rev.
q. 4. Wyatt; intermiasion selection
by orchestra recital by Miss Blaokis-
ton selection on organ by il. Il. Med
holt; violin solo by Miss Medholt; re-
oitAl by Miss Blaokiston selection by
orchestra.
The young men Of Asbury NJ. E.
Church gave a surprise party last even
ing to Rev. II. A. q. Westerfield, pas
tor of the church. and Mra Mester-
field. The parsonage was crowded
with guests and an enjoyable evening
was spent. refreshments we're served,
and Mrs. Westerfield was presented
with a beautiful blue silk dress aud
Mr. WesteTtield with a suit case con-
tanning toilet set.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deayor Society Of First M. Il. Church
will give a musical and literary enter
tainment this evening in the church
at Seventh and Walnut streets. After
| the proRramme of entertainment, ioe
cream and cake will be served. The
proceeds will be for the benefit Of tho
church.
The Sunday Breakfast Mission, yes
terday afternoon, rendered dinner 70
about 90 children OF the Sunday school
of the mission. The dinner was served
In the hall at ll5 Shipley street The
occasion was a most enjoyable one. A
musical entertainment featured the
occasion.
The fair of days, TO be held by the
various societies of st. Stephen q
Lutheran Church, IN German Hall,
will open this evening. 1t will be a
novel affair and will continue every
night during the remainder Of tne
week and also Saturday afternoon.
A WashinRton's 3 Birthday supper will
be given az Bethany Baptist Church,
Elm and jackson streets, this evening
from 10 8 o'clock. 1he proceeds are
for the benefit Of the church.
The Ladies Aid Society of Cookman
M. Il. Church will give a chicken sun
per in the loctureIoom of the church,
Fourteenth and du Pont streets, this
evening.
Miss Helen Wilson's class of the
Baird Memorial Sunday school will
give an entertainment in the school
this evening at z. 45 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society Of EDGE
Moor NJ. +. Church will give a Martha
Washington tea at the sohoolhouse on
Saturday.