Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-16

Warrington: Danks "le Deum.N hymn.
"Jesus Christ is Risen Today" kyrie,
Mendelssohn; "Gloria patri, Paxton;
communion service in +; hymn, "lhe
Strife is O'er.' hymn, "Harki Ten Thou
sand Voices Sounding. At the Sunday
school services. in the afternoon, a num-
bcr OF the children received eggs.
The pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church was one Of the prettiest in the
city. with the snow white cloths covered
with cut flowers and blooming plants
besides the handsome ferns and palms
Mrs. $. :. Deemer contributed a number
of the latter. The Others were loaned
by other members of the congregation.
The Rose Hill Sunday-school was
crowded TO the doors yesterday after
noon. at the special Easter services.
Pretty music was a feature.
Father Alexis viii preach on "Christian
Education" at the cornerstone laying Of
the new parochial school on Sunday after
noon az 3 o clock.
Contractor George Morrison, today, be-
gan the work of digging the cellars for the
house of Joseph Hickman of Whining
ton, on the Baldton site. The house
will be Of frame and will be neat and COM
Portable. II will face on the causeway
between Moore's and Brylgon avenues,
directly in the rear Of the property OF
Andrew NJ. Gallagher.
During the high winds yesterday morn
ing several shingles we're blown from the
roof of Emmanuel p. y. Church.
No warrants were served for alleged
election frauds OF illegal voting on Satur-
day, but il is expected that they will be
served today
Invitations have been received in this
city from Mr. and Mrs George W. Duncan
of Port Penn for the marriage of their SON.
George Fox Duncan, and Miss Mabel
Dyer, on Saturday afternoon, April 2sth,
at o clock at their home at the Light
house at Port Penn.
A recent fire az the home Of Mrs. Terry,
on Delaware street, opposite Second,
caused damage TO the extent Of Sl00,
The fire was caused by large lamp filed
with oil exploding. The burning fluid
set fire TO the woodwork and destroyed
some valuable furniture. Occupants Of
the house, by means Of water and heavy
rugs, extinguished the flames.
The Home Mission Society of the NJ. e.
Church will meet az the home Of Mrs
Edward Challenger this evening at 8
O'Clock.
The West End Senate baseball team
defeated the Bylgon team on Saturday
afternoon on the schoolhouse grounds in
the westerly section of the city by the
score 2l to s.
The Jim Shoe, S3.50-Shaws.+
Personal: Miss Jean Mahoney. teacher
in the public schools Of New York, has
been spending the holidays at the home
of her father, John G.. Mahoney--Miss
Margaret Carrick is spending the Easter
holidays as the guest Of Miss Marie Pat
terson in Baltimore-Mrs.G George Painter
of Baltimore is the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winslow Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Henry Coomhs of Philadelphia are
guests of Mrs. John NJ Vallette, sister oi
! Mrs. Coombs- Miss Bessie Mcclure, Miss
Anna Brown, Miss Margaret McCaughan
Miss Julia McGrath Of Philadelphia are
among the visitors at their respective
homes in this city-Mr and Mrs Samue
Jones, Miss Carrie Jones and Eugene Syl
vester of Chester former residents of thi'
city have been visiting here-AIiss aims
Mahoney OF PhilAdelphia has been visit.
ing her father, John G.. Mahoney -StrattC
Wise of West Chester, Pa, has been visit.
ing relatives in this city Miss Name Aud
Miss Mary Duffy and Miss Mary Pedrick
of Philadelphia have been visiting their
respective homes here Philip Sheridan
of Philadelphia has been visiting his
father John Sheridan Miss Fila Davis
and Miss Mary Thompson of Chester Pa.
have been guests of Mfr and Mrs. Georg,
| w. Davis George w. Eckles of Midvale
Pa. has been visiting his sister, Mrs
James Morrison Miss Kathryn Brougf
Of Philadelphia has been the guest of hei
sister Mrs Mary J. Rothrock HARRY
Bradford, left fielder for the New Castl,
baseball club last year, was visitor her,
yesterday and was given warm re.
ceptiou. lie is recovering from an at
tack OF neuralgia.