Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-17

for his deep piety, podly enthusiasm and
sober judgment, gladly indorsing him az
a powerful preacher and worthy leader OF
men to God. He has won a permanent
place In our love and prayers.
The Torrey Alexander Mission
Hymns, which we're introduced last
Sunday evening at West Presby terian
Church, we're most favoTably received.
The large congregation, under the
Leadership of Prof Ciymer, learned
them readily and rapidly. On the
whole, these are the most siDgable
songs that have been sung at West
Church for some time. Tomorrow
night several more new ones will be
taken up, such as, 1.-The Hand that
was Wounded for Me, " "Full Surren-
deF," Looking This Way sc.
The quartet will also sing. 1he pas
tors sermon subject will be: Two
Tiny but Tremendous Words" Fol
lowing are the musical numbers: Pre-.
lude, "Impromptu, klagler; anthem,
20 Holy Father, " Marchetti, arranged
by Parks; quartet, "That Beautiful
Golden Gate, " Leslie, Mrs. Carpenter,
Mrs. Souder, Mr.. Clymer, MI. Jones
offertory, ave Maria" Flowtow
hymn-ahthem, THE King Of Leve My
Shepherd Is" Shelley; surrender
hymn, Full Surrender" Towner;
postlude, Reoessional, - Batiste.
The musical programme as arranged
for Central Presby terian Church to-
morrow will include the following
numbers: 1890 a. m, organ prelude,
"Song Without Words" Thome I;
anthem, 20 Morning Land" Geibel I;
otfertory solo, 'Reoitative and Aria
from st. Paul." Mendelssohn, Mrs.
HmAlley; organ postlude, "St. Chris.
topher. " 7.45 p. M, organ prelude.
"Ohertoire in II fiat major, " W ely /;
anthem, "What a Gathering !" Gospel
hymn, 'Oh, where are the Reapersf' I;
otfeTtoTy solo, Jehovah Great Am, A"
Mozart, from the Magic Flutel, Mr..
Mason, Gospel hymn, When the Roll
10 Called up Yondsr :" organ postlude,
"Allegro con Brio,Ji Widor. The
public 10 cordially invited to these
services.
twenty-five female voices and 20
male voices represent the numerical
strength OF st. Stephens augmented
choir. This choir will sing every
Sunday evening, commencing tomor-
NNW nlkuNf unllA hlNoI AhdAtNs Aut
same choir will render the music also
on Palm Sunday morning and Easter
morning. On Good Friday night,
1.-THE Betrayal and Crucihxion, - and
on Easter night 1.-The Resurrection
and Ascension, (" by J. Elliot Trow-
bridge will be sung by the augmented
choir. These two services are parts OF
the oratorio Emmanuel" by Trow-
bridge, composer of musical merit.
Services at Central Presbyterian
Church, on KING street, between Sew
enth and Eighth, will be unusually
Rev. I. A. McCurdy, ID. D., the pas.
and the musical programme will con-
sist Of q number Of the choicest hymns
in addition to the selections by the
choir. In the evening DR.. MoCuTdy
will preach ou Peace Misuuder-
stood.' A number of gospel hymns
will be sung by the congregation
aided by the choir, IN addition to the
opening anthem.
Rev. James X. Easley, a local preach
er at Harrison Street M. II. Church,
will preach at Madeley Church tomor-
row morning, and in the evening the
pastor, Rev. j. M. Arters, will preach
on A Birds Eye View OF Heaven. &"
Rev. Fraser Macleod has notified
the members Of Green Hill Presby ter
ian Church that he has accepted the
call to become pastor of the church.
lie is now completing a theological
course at Princeton Seminary.
The trustees and members Of Haven
NJ. 4. Church at Third and du Pom {
streets, who, under the leadership of
Rev. Il. II. Webb, have succeeded in
liquidating tie church debt, are pre-
pairing for a jubilee, during which
they will burn the mortgage. Both
pastor and people are elHted over the
successful work Of the year, and pur-
pose to have their friends and the
public TO rejoice with them.
AT the Free Gospel Mission. Front
and Jefferson streets, tom rrow at 3. 30
p. m., there will he an old time re-
yival meeting. Eev. James Il. Massey
a candidate for the ministry in the N.
4. Conference, will have charge Of the
meetings for the month. Rev. High
Adams Of Edge Moor will preach.
The public is invited.
Following is the musical programme
for Grace NJ. r. Churoh tomorrow /;
Morning-Anthem," Praise the Lord, -
BOIdese offertory, duet, Miss Dins-
more and Mrs. koss. EveniuR-An-
them, Sun Of My SOUL" Holden I;
offertory, quartet, Misses Dinsmore
and Frederick, Messrs. Baxter and
White.
The Seventh Day Adventists meet
in the Old Baptist Church, 100 King
street. Sabbath-school meets eyrey Sat-
urday at 10 d. M. other services at II.
Elder y. .. tarnsworth, president Of
the Chesapeake Conference of 5. ID. A.
will speak tomorrow evening at z. 45
O'Clock on "Spiutualism.
Rev. J. Q. Lane, the new pastor Of
OlilaL IIaahN Larinn Chnrch will A.