Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-23

and last one hour The Gospel Hymns
are used and the hymn card may do
service as q fan. Tomorrow night the
subject of the pastors brief evangelistic
address will be, "A Little Sermon With
Large Results" In addition 10 the
Torrey-Alcxander hymns the following
musical numbers will be rendered by the
choir under Prof Clymer's direction
Prelude. Communion, Batisie, anthem
"No shadows Yonder "rhe Holy City,
Gaul; ofertory. duet, Seek Ne the
Lord" Lansing, Mrs Carpenter, Mrs.
Souder; postludc, Abernethy.
EVENING SONG SERVICE At RODNEY.
The hymn writer Adelaide Proctor
viii be the subject OF a brief address at
the song service al Rodney Street Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening. Her
well-lnown hymns will be sung. The
musical programme is as follows: Morn
ing Organ prelude, Mendelssohns First
Symphony" congregational canticle
"fe Deum;" anthem, "Stover's "Juhilate
Dec in b fat" onertory, Gaul's "Ihe
Holy City" Evening Organ prelude
Wely's "The Nuns Prayer" congregation
canticle 3; anthem, Schilling's Cast Thy
Burden on the Lord" oiiertory, Brackets
Holy Father, Hear Us"
CENTRAL CHURCH MUSIC.
The musical programme as arranged
for Central Presbyterian Church, on next
Sunday is as follows. 1890 a. m-Organ
prelude. "Andante Religioso," from the
~ Symphony, Widor; anthem, Sweet
Hom of Prayer" Irwin; o1ertory, solo,
The Prodigal Son." HorsPool, Mrs.
Smallcy; organ postlude Alexandria.
7.45 p. m.-Organ prelude, "March Of
the Jacobins," Clark; anthem, "Win
There BE Any Stars" oliertory solo,
Face 10 Face" Johnson, Mr.. Mason;
organ postlude, Melody in +, Rubenstein.
The public is cordially invited 10 attend
these services.
ILLNESS on WIFE or REV W. II. HAMMOND
Many Of the friends of Kingswood NJ
r.. Church and Ehenezer and Chesapeake
City Churches regret TO learn OF the
illness Of Mrs Hammond, wife of Rev
W. T. Hammond, as she is loved by the
members of these three churches, and has
done a great deal Of good. Mr. Ham
mond was compelled on account of his
health, to give up the supply, and and
he and his wife moved 10 Newark on the
10th of April 10 spend the summer.
Since moving there Mrs Hammond's s
health has been failing, and she is now
in a critical condition, from liver and
heart trouble Mrs. Hammond is the
daughter of the late John Pilling Of
Newark, who died about five years ago.
Many Of the poor have always found a
friend in Mrs Hammond.
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC
Following is the musical programme
| for Grace NJ. T.. Church tomorrow: Morn
ing Anthem, Lord, We PRAY Thee. "
Roberts, Miss Dinsmore and choir; offer
tory, tenor solo DR., Hanlsy Steele. Even
ing-Anthem, NOW the Day is Over %
Marks, Mr.. Brashear and choir; ofiertory,
contralto solo, Mrs. Dookety.
DIR. PouIsoN AT RooKLAND.
Rev. Thomas l.. poulson, ID. D., wife
and grandson of Ridley Park, Pa, are
visiting Mrs. S. Frank Stirling DR.. Poul-
sons niece, az Rockland. DR. Poulson
will preach at Mt Lebanon NJ. e. Church
tomorrow evening
RETURN oFREv. C. T. WYATT.
Rev. C. 7. Wyatt has returned from
Annapolis, Md. and viii occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning and evening.
DECISION DAY AT DELAWARE AVENUE.
The monthly decision service of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Bible school
will be held tomorrow The executive
! committee will meet next Tuesday even
ing The membership of the school is
steadily increasing and great interest is
| being manifested in all departments The
| Indications are that the excursion to
Willow Grove will be largely attended
MUSIC AT sr STEPHENS
The musical numbers at 81. stephen s
| Church tomorrow will be as follows: 10 30
a. m "Nontie hNultemus Domino" n
! T. Danks; "Thy Throne. O God 90 Charles
! IL Gabriel 73O D. "Juhilate Dec "
| H. 7. Danksi solost Howard Schwartz;
"Not Unto Us. j. b. Herbert.
AT THE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Services will be held at the Unitarian
| Church tomorrow as usual. Beginning
with July list the church will be closed
until the first Sunday in September. On
Friday next Rev Alexander T. Bowser.
minister of the church, will leave with his
son Henry for st. Andrews, n. b.
TIE GOSPEL TINT.
Evangelist Mark Leo of Cleveland O
viii speak in the Gospel tent al seventh
and Lombard streets, tomorrow al 10 90
a. m. and BIS p. m. All are invited to
hear him,
TO CONFIRM CLASS AT st. JosEPHs
First holy communion will be admins
tered in 81 ioseph's Church for colored
people tomorrow morning and about 25
children will receive the solemn sacra-
ment. The services will take place al Q
O'Clock in the morning, aud AZ z 80 clock
in the evening Bishop Monaghan will con-
firm a class. The day will also he oh
served as the feast day of 81. John the
Baptist, and the services will be more
than usually solemn
AT sHoRTERs Is CHAPEL.
At Shorters A. NJ. Z. Chanel on
Twelfth street near Claymont a preachers
and rally viii be held tomorrow. There
will be preaching at 1890 a. m. bv Rev.
John Moore, "a local preacher of Bethel
/ Church. At ll30 a. M. communion
service will he held. AZ $50 Rev. ". l..
Castell, pastor of Boulden's a. l.. NJ. F
Chapel viii preach ln the evening there
will be preaching by Rev. }. ID. johnson
pastor of the church
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