Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-26

II is reported that negotiations have
been opened with Evangelists Iorrey and
Alexander, with "a view to having them
come TO Wilmington in the fall and con-
duct "a campaign similar 20 the one in
Philadelphia which resulted successfully.
As yet definite information is lacking
and it is believed the details have not
been arranged.
ADDRESSED By EPwoRrH LEAGUE OFFICER.
Scott NJ T. Church was we'll filed last
Thursday night with Epworth League
members, when an address was made by
Miss Emma Robinson Of Chicago, H.,
national secretary Of the Junior Epworth
League Ner address was helpful and
will stimulate the work here. Other
churches notably Mt. Salem and Silver
brook, were all represented. Miss Robin
son went 10 Baltimore, Md, yesterday.
a REVIVAL MEETINGS AT BRANDYwINE.
Interesting revival services have been
in progress in Brandywine NJ. u. Church
this week and several conversions are
reported. Tomorrow Rev. H. w. Bolton
will preach at 1890 and 745 O'Clock
and he will also address the Sunday-school
at 2 o'clock
OLD SCHOOL BAPrIsTs.
The annual convention Of the Old
School Baptists of this district, which
was held az First Baptist Church, King
street above Tenth, ended yesterday
afternoon. During the convention power
full sermons were preached by several
visiting elders and the usual business was
transacted. About 800 people were in
attendance, many coming from churches
in other places. The old church in which
the convention was held is one Of the
landmarks Of the city.
DELAWARE AyENUE BIBLE SCHOOL.
Tomorrow will be the monthly decision
day at the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Bible school. The executive committee
will hold It's monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening The excursion committee has
completed arrangements for the ex-
cursion, which the Teachers Association
has decided to giveto Willow Grove Park
DEBr-PAYING DAY AT HARRISON STREET
CHURCH.
On Sunday, June Sd, the members and
friends Of Harrison Street M. h. Church
expect to wipe out all Indebtedness OF
the church. Rev. John Krautz. d. d..
Of the Methodist Book Concern, New
York. will preach morning and evening
Every department, member and FRIEND
Of the church will take part in helping &c
clear the debt. They expect this 10 bs
the biggest day in the history Of tn,
church. The committee in charge say
It will burn the mortgage before the clos'
Of 1906
RopNEr'e QUARTET MUSIC.
The quartet Of Rodney Street Presby
terrain Church has prepared the following
selections for Sunday morning: Orgar
prelude, Vests Melody in A fat" an
them, Novello's "The Lord is My Shep
herd;" offertory, Geibel's Praise Ye the
Lord. Evening ng-Organ prelude, Hill
ler's Prayer" anthem Schnecker's "Tarry
With Me, o Ny Saviour;' quartet offer
tory, Mendelssohn's "The Vale Of Rest.
MUSIC AT ST. STEPHENS
The musical programme for 81 stephen
Lutheran Church for tomorrow is as fol
lows: 1890 a. nj Will Lift Up Min,
Eyes Unto the Hills" Charles H. Gabriel
duetists, Oscar Stiegler and Benjamin
Hawkins and Howard Schwartz ane
George Stiegler; " Come, Said Jesus Sacre,
Voice. +. II. Brackett soloist, Howar,
Schwartz. 7.30 p. m-"Praise Hi
Name W. Stillman Martin; Make
/ doNiW NOISE, J. W. lerman, solo
Grown Him Lord Of An" Parker
Howard Schwartz.
SPECIAL PROGRAMME AT CENTRAL.
The musical programme as arrange,
for Central Presbyterian Church. 10
morrow, is as follows: 1890 a. m.-Orqal
prelude, "Capnccio.' Grison; anthem
''ln the Cross Of Christ / Glory" How
land; oifertory solo, 20 Saviour Divine.
! Mascagui; Mrs. Smalley; organ postlude