Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-19

morrow morning AZ IL O'CLOCK, VIII De
unusually interesting on account Of the
presence Of Rev. s. H. Lttell, who will
make an address and preach a sermon.
He is the son OF DR.. T. g. Littell, at one
time q rector Of st. Johns After his
ordination he became missionary in
China, where he is doing a telling work
lie was recently in Washington and spoke
before the Churchman's League. Many
Of the clergy and laity who then heard
him said that his address was the most
stimulating and inspiring missionary
utteranoe they had ever heard
naval captain came forward and said:
"Alr Iittell, ! have been in China and
have never believed in foreign Missions
but you have convinced me entirely Of
their need and Of their success. From this
day forward I shall contribute TO them
at every opportunity"
SPECIAL PREACHERS AT sr LuKE's.
Az ST. Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church, Eighth and Monroe streets, to-
morrow evening 7 80 o'clock Rev. Thomas
J. Mason Of Ashtabula o., will preach.
Mr. Mason ia attending the 18th General
Council Of the Reformed Episcopal Church
IN Philadelphia He was rector of ST.
Luke'a nine years ago, when IL was the
Church of the Redeemer. At 1880 q. m.
Rev Robert r. Mofitt Of Philadelphia
will preach.
THANK OFFERING SERVICE At MT PLEASANT
Miss White, returned missionary from
China will speak at the thank offering
service of the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society in Mt Pleasant NJ. E Church, to-
morrow morning. Mrs Bogia viii sing
Tho missionary spirit In this church is
shared by young and old. The two
youngest classes in the Sunday-school
annually raise half the funds necessary
for the support OF a child in an orphanage
In India. The treasurer Of the primary
class, Miss Leola r. Petite de Mango, VIII
recite on original poem, written by Miss
Hannah r. Weldin, telling how the money
is raised Miss Dora Mcleod Of this city
will preside.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT BRANDYwINH.
Rev. II. G. Turner will conduct special
services in Brandywine NJ e. Church next
week. He will be assisted by the fol.
lowing ministers; Monday evening, Rev
J.. p. Corlcran Of Epworth; Tuesday even
ing, Rev c. T. Wyatt Of Harrison Street;
Wednesday evening Rev. l. c. Fosnocht
Of RoclSland; Thursday and Friday
evenings, Rev. H. W. Bolton, ID. d., con-
ference evangelist. DR. Bolton will also
preach at both services Sunday. Nav
9th, and address the Sunday-school in
the afternoon.
MEMORIAL SERVICE AT ST. STEPHENS.
The annual memorial service Of Dia-
mond State Division, No. 342, Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, will take
II. % -
Tatnall street above Seventh, tomorrow
evening. The memorial service is in
honor OF the is members Of the brother
hood who have died since the organization
The memorial sermon will be preached
! by Rev. Frederic Doerr, pastor of St.
! Stephens The musical programme in
oludes three appropriate anthems and a
solo. The anthems will be rendered by
the augmented choir and solo by William
! II. Robinson. 81. Stephens will be appro-
priately decorated for the memorial
service.
The musical programme for StStephen' 3
tomorrow is as follows: 1920 a. nj
Win Extol Thee" Henry Coward: ''Make
Joyful Noise Unto the Lord Fillmore.
7.3O-''The Sun Of Righteousness. !" Adam
Geibel; soloist, Miss Elma Bartram; "Nc
hAAaRMH A'AAAAlf "a ~ 0NNAi rNlolcI
Howard Schwartz; solo, "Face 70 Face.
Johnson, William H. Robinson; "Abide
With Me" r. +. de Reef, soloists, Oscar
Stiegler and Messrs. Howard Schwartz
and William II. Robinson.
TOMORROW NIGHT AT WEST CHURCH.
The popular gospel service at West
Church tomorrow evening, beginning
early, at 7.30, will close early. The pastor
will have for his theme "rhe Laws In.
ability TO Save" Prof. Clymer's chorus
choir will lead the song service and render
the following musical numbers Prelude
Meditation" Lemaigre; quartet and
chorus, Lord, Give Ear to Me, Brown.
otiertory male octet Beautiful Isle
Of Somewhere" Fearis, Messrs. Thomas.
Clymer, Herring Campbell, Imler, rriggs
Paris, Richardson; duet and quartet
Saved by Grace" Stebbins, Mrs. Car.
penter, Mrs Souder, Mr. Clymer, Mr.
Jones' postlude, "Recessional," Ran
degger
CENTRAL CHURCH MUSIC.
The musical programme as arranged
for Central Presbyterian Church for 10.
morrow is as follows: 1890 a. m.-Orrar
prelude, "Ohertoire in ID Minor Batiste
anthem, 30 Let Him Whose Sorrow.
Rubenstein; ofertory, solo, Come Hol,
Spirit, Steans, Mr. Mason: organ post.
lude. 7.45 p m-Organ prelude. "frau
men and Romance" Schumann: anthem
"Safe in thp Glory Tand.n ,ffort-,,. s,l,.