Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-12

zone swoetly Solemn Thought. Ambrose
anthem Praise tho iond % Jerusalem,
Maunder.
sEcOND BAPTIST.
The choir Of Second Baptist Church
viii give the following programme to-
morrow; Morning Voluntary. "Crcdo.
st. Clair; Invocation hy Heber, re-
sponse ~rhc lord Bless Thee and Keep
Thee Irowbridge. oicuory, "As Christ
Upon the Cross. Bulland; tenor
solo. by Clyde Edward Wondorly; post-
lude, from Mcndi. Evening Voluntary
from Batisie; response Grant Us We
Bessech Thee IroWbndgc; anthem
"At Sunset Gabriel, soprano solo, Mm.
Shustor; baritone solo. Harry Beckeflcs;
postlude, Pilgrim chorus.
UNION CHURCH
At Union 81. j.. Church tomorrow
morning the pastor Rev. $. n Pilchnrd
will preach Az 1.l5 % o'clock IN the even
ing The Epwouh League viii celebrate
the 18th anniversary OF the organization.
q special programme has been arranged.
There viii be music and short Addresses
AsBURl MISSIONARY WOMEN.
The Asbury Auxiliary OF the Woman
'N' |HtNA 'ANH|l''Ii|IA N'N' wa NA'ANA t'H
thank-odering meeting Boa Ashury NJ. d..
Church tomorrow morning dhe score
tary of the Woman Foreign Missionary
Society of the Wilmington Conference
will hc present. and Rev n w. Bolton
ID. D., viii preach the sermon.
DIR. NOTION in NEW JERSEY.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at
Medford N j.. win hold services nightly
next week. Rev. III. w. Bolton. d. D..
will preach Wednesday evening.
ST. STEPHENS
Tho musical programme for 81 stephens
Church tomorrow is as follows 1890 q. pa.
"Caniate Domino II. r. Danks,
Howard Schwartz. soloist; go God Who
Hast Prepared Alfred Il. Gaul Oscar
Stiegler soloist. 7.3O D. no BE Joyful
in the Lord. H. =. Danks. Miss Ida
Huber soloist "Go Ye Therefore and
Teach AN Nations, J Eliot Trowbridge;
Lord We Pray Thee, DR. J v Robe
Howard Schwartz soloist Music in the
evening by the augmented choir
PREPARING FOR cHuDRENs DAY.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Bible School
has commenced to practice the music for
the Children s Day exercises. The pro-
gramme promises to be entertaining
IN every respect. New scholars arc
uniting with the school every Sunday
and il is gradually growing, spiritually
and numerically Those who are not
attending sunday-school can spend a
profitable hour, II they desire to do so,
by attending Delaware Avenue There
is always someone at the door TO welcome
visitors
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Washington Heights Methodist Episco-
pal Church has completed the concrete
pavement around the building which is
quite an improvement. Little chairs have
also arrived and the primary department
oil the Sunday-schOOl will be formally
opened at noon tomorrow by Miss Clara
Mendenhall,a a State Sunday-school worker
OF large experience.
The Epworth League of Washington
Heights Church will celebrate the 18th
anniversary Of the society tomorrow even
ing A specially prepared programme
will be rendered The anniversary ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. H. W.
Bolton, ID. ID. DIR. Bottoms fame az
preacher and public speaker should draw
a large audience. The exercises will begin
at 7.30 o'clock All are cordially IN
vited
Bishop C. G. McCabe will deliver a
lecture on bright Side Of Life in Libby
Prison" in the New-Century Club. next
Friday evening, under the auspices of the
Epworth League of Washington Heights
Church.
SEVENTH DAY ADvHNTIsrs.
Seventh Day Adventists meet in the
old Baptist Curch, zoos King street
Sabbath-school every Saturday at 10 a.
M; other services at II o'clock. Elder
John +. Jones will preach tomorrow even
ing at 7.45 o'clock on What ] say unto
you, / say unto all; watch"
VISITING CLERGYMAN.
Rev. A. ID. Mcclure, ID. d., of st..
Andrews Presbyterian Church, Will
mington, n. c., is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hay Of l4O9 West street. DR..
Mcclure will occupy the pulpit Of First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
REV. p. A. BRYAN HERE.
Rev. Benjamin A. Bryan, the new
pastor of the First Methodist Protestant
Church, who WAS absent last Sunday. on
account of the commencement OF the
Westminster Theological Seminary,
| from which institution he has Just gradu-
ated, viii preach tomorrow morning at
! 1870 o'clock and evening at 7.45. The
weekly prayemeeting will be held next
/ Thursday evening as usual az 73O o'clock
10 be led by the pastor. The first quar-
terly conference will he held on Monday
/ evening at 7.30 o'clock A full attend
ance OF the members is earnestly solicited
4 as there is important business 10 be trans
acted
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.
The monthly meeting Of the Christian
/ and Missionary Alliance will be held at
/ sos Shipley street tomorrow. Com
munion will be held at 9.3O q. m, with
/ preaching by Rev. Il. IT. Senit of
| Philadelphia. at 1890 A. m., 3.15 and S
! p. M. Sundayschool 40 l.d5 p. M; young
/ peoples meeting at Z p. m.
NOTES
The Sunday school of Bethany Baptist
/ Church will give an excursion to Wood
land Beach ON the steamboat Thomas
/ Clyde on Wednesday. June Goth
The Epworth choir of this city viii
give "a concert In the Bethel M p Church
| Penu's Grove n. j.. on Thursday evening.
May i7th
Rev H. W. Bolton. u. d.. will supply
tfo pulpit of Brandywiue Methodist
Episcopal Church May 27th and will hold
evangelistic services in that church the
I ensuing two nights
The Methodist Episcopal Church al
Sharptown. Md, which Is being bcautifcd
viii be reopened May 20th Rev. H. W.
Bolton, ID d., viii have charge Of the
reopening services
Rev William H. logan. Of Whining.
ton, viii preach 20 the Presbyterian
congregations Of Mariela Spring and