Evening journal., 1910-10-29
Distinguished Churchmen
TO Take Part in Week of
Dedicafory and Anniver-
sary Services
PROGRAM SHOWS A
DIVERSITYIN EXERCISES

Elaborate services will mark the |
formal dedication tomorrow OF the
new Second Baptist Church, and the
seventy-fifth anniversary of the con-
gregation. The services will continue
throughout the week. with special SER
Vices each night The period will
mark red letter week" in the his
tory of the congregation.
The handsome new church, already
described IN these columns, will be
open for public worship for the first
time at 1890 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing when the dedication will take
place. Distinguished Baptist church
men will take part I'm the service. The
Rev. Dr. John Harris, president Of
Bucknell University will preach the
dedicatory sermon. He is one Of the
most prominent members OF the de-
nomination. The Rev. Richard b.
Cook who will preach the evening
sermon, was pastor Of the church from
1876 to 1898. In the afternoon the
Rev J. Milnar Wilbur, editor of the
Baptist Commonwealth will be the
speaker. No collection will be taken
during the day for the new chu 'ch
building fund.
Following will be the program OF
services in the church during the week
beginning tomorrow:
Sunday, October 90, Dedication Day.
Morning service at 1880 o'clock
First public service I'm the New Audi
torium.
Organ prelude, first public use Of
the new organ; Doxology. the people
standing; Invocation; anthem, Il Was
Glad" Trimnell. hymn No. g. Come,
o My Soul" Scripture Lesson; an
them. 20 How Amiable," Faning; Of
fering: hymn No. 669, "The Church's
One Foundation;" ceremony OF trans
ferring the keys, introduced by the
minister. W. Howard May presents
the keys Of the building TO the minis
ter; prayer Of dedication, Rev. Thomas
p. Holloway, minister: presentation of
keys to president of the Board of
Trustees; report of Charles r. VOL
laston, chairman of the Building and
the Building Fund Committees; re-
port of Merritt w. Hurley, financial
secretary OF the above committees
hymn No. S32; sermon OF dedication
Rev. John Howard Harris, ID. d.. LII
! d.. president Of Bucknell University
Lewisburg, Pa: prayer; "Haneluial
Chorus" from THE Messiah") Han
del; Benediction. The people seated
n fand remaining In a reverent attitud
until the first notes of the organ post
lude.
Afternoon services. at 2.15 o'cloc
The Bible School will assemble
the chapel and proceed by class
into the auditorium.
The address will be delivered
Rev. !. Milnar Wilbur. editor Of III
~ Baptist Commonwealth" and Gener
N Secretary OF the Philadelphia Bapti
Institute for Christian Workers.
Special music: Violin solo, Hari
:, E. Stausebach vocal solo, VIM.
II Beckerle; quartet. Mrs. Mitchell, Mis-
A. Thielman, c. 7. Terry and VIM.
D.. Beckerle.
l. The organist and the Bible scho,
.e Orchestra will lead the congregation
: al singing.
II Christian Endeavor meeting at ca
e p. m, I'm the chapel parlor. Leader
: Miss Edith Frederick.
Evening service at 7.45 o'clock
n organ prelude; doxology. The peopl
+ standing; invocation; Women's Quar-
+ tet, Trust In the Lord" Handel
e hymn. No. SO, Softly Now the Ligh
/ Of DAY." Scripture reading; anthem
= Holy, Holy, Holy" GounOd; prayer
Offering; Gloria" Mozart; hymn NJ
Ie 2O6. "ln the Cross OF Christi" ser
le mon, the Rev Richard b. Cook. I
\. D.; prayer; hymn No. PSI "All Hai
u the Power Of Jesus Name:" bene
dlction The people seated, in rever
- ent attitude; organ postlude.
i Monday October 81, Denominations
E Night.-Hymn No. 1879; Scriptur
reading, Rev Y. G. Kliese, ministe
le OF the German Baptist Church, Wi
y mington; prayer, Rev. Norfeet
IL Lassiter, minister OF the Delawar
= Avenue Baptist Church, Wilmington
Offering; solo, 20 Divine Redeemer
Gounod. Mrs. RamOth Mitchell; at
dress, Rev. l.. Judson Westfall, mir
lister of Bethany Baptist Church, WI
mlngton; address, Rev. J. NJ.
ChildCey. minister of the First Bal
- tist Church, Chester. Pa; hymn n
= 4O2: address. Prof Milton G. Evan
ID. d., president OF the Grocer Thee
logical Seminary, Upland Pa; choru
Thou, o Lord, Art Our Father
(from "The Prodigal Son,) Sullivan
prayer and benediction, Rev. Villa
/. Pettingill, minister OF the Nor
Baptist Church. Wilmington
Tuesday. November /, lnterdenom
national night-Hymn No. lO6; pra
er, the Rev. Charles l.. Candee, mini
ter OF the Westminster Presbyterii
Church, Wilmington; onering; Tl
Praise Ye," Verdi, Mrs. X. Mltche
c. T. Terry, W. F. Beckerle; greetin
from the Protestant Episcopal Churc
the Rev. Hubert w. Wells, rector
st. Andrews Episcopal Church, W
mington: greetiags from the Meth
dist Episcopal Church, the Rev. eli
ton T. Wyatt, ID. D., pastor OF Har
son Street NJ. T. Church, Wilmingto
anthem, MY Faith Looks Up 10 The
= Bassford: greetings from the Presf
n terian Church, the Rev AleXand
a Alison, Jr., minister of the West Pre-
III terian Church, Wilmington; HyI
n, No $50; prayer and benediction, Z
Ill Rev. Garner H. Tullis' Methodist Ep
iii copal, Camden ~, J.
iii Wednesday, November 2, Laymel
iii night-HymN No. 10; prayer: off
iii ing: solo. Judge Me, o God" Dudl
iii Buck. William F. Beckerle; addre
iii Harry Emmons, ESQ. Wilmingto
iii address,. the Rev. Henry A. Griesem
III ID. d.. minister OF FrankliH squ'
iii Baptist Church, Baltimore, Md Hyl
HI No. 14S; address, Professor Edward
iii Pollard. ID. D., Grocer Theologi
HI Seminary, Upland, Pa; male quar-
"Savior. Comfort Me-" Gottscha
Messrs. Terry. Loomis, w. Becke
Ill and j. II. Becke-le; benediction.
women, as we'll as the men, are hes
III lily invited to this meeting.
iii Thursday, November 3, Mission
III night-lC. +. Societies and mission
III ~ NVsrnaa