Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-03-10
MRS. meyer SUNDAY
SPEAKER At Grace
N o tie d Educator and
Traveller to Address
Church Women To-
morrow
DR.. RANDOLPH TO
PREACH IN EVENING

Mrs. Lucy Ryder Myer. Of Chicago.
one OF the most eloquent women on
the American platform. president of
the Chicago Training School for the
education OF Christian women and
possibly the most gifted woman in her
line in Methodism. will speak at
Grace NJ. e. Church on Sunday morn
ing. Once each year It is the custom
20 assemble the women of Grace
church and the congregation in a
great service. Tomorrow mornings
service is the time fixed for this ser
vice. Mrs. Meyer is a graduate OF
Oberlin College. Her work is felt in
Africa, India China. Japan and South
America, and she will bring a mes
sage from these widely scattered
fields of labor. During her STAY in
this city she will be the guest OF Mrs.
Jeannle R. Field, No. 1911 Delaware
avenue.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. DR.. Her
bert f. Randolph will preach the sec
ond or a series of sermons suggested
by the European war. His subject will
be The Invinc BILE Equipment In
MS discourse Dr. Randolph will deity
adapt the lessons now being obtained
from the great world conflict TO the
! higher battles Of the soul. The thought
Of the sermon will deal with the ar
NOR needed to defeat the insld,ous
foes that infest this country.
At the morning service the musical
program will be as follows. Organ
prelude. Meditation, Massenet; pro-
cessional. 20 Thou God Of Ny Saliva
tion,' Smart anthem. Sing Allelu-
la FORTH Buck; offertory, % For
the Wings of a Dove" Mendelssohn:
/ contralto solo. Mrs. Eleanor. Girton
/ kemery; occasional, Filing Out the
Banner" Doane; organ postlude,
march, "Heroilque," Dubois.
For the evening service. Norris C..
Morgan, church organist, has selected
a program taken from the works of
great Russian composers, comprising
both vocal and instrumental selec-
tons. Mr.. Morgan will give a recital
Of fifteen minutes, beginning at 715
o'clock, comprising the following
numbers; serenata. Moskowski :
Kammanoi Ostrow, Rubenstein: can
zonetta, Vodorinski. The vocal selec
tions will be: Anthem. Praise the
Name of the Lord" Ivanoff; trio
Praise Ye," Verdi: anthem, "Cheru
} bins Song" Bortyanski; organ post
, lude, march, Victorie, Dehier.
: The new soprano soloist, Mis-
Elizabeth Harrison, who delighted tn
congregation at her trial last Sun
day, will begin her engagement at to
morrow's service. Miss Harrison ha.
voice of much beauty, having stud
led under some of the best instructors
in vocal music in Philadelphia. Hell
coming to Grace church will greatly
strengthen the music and will give the
church an excellent quartet.
DR.. Randolph will continue his adj
dresses on "The Way of the Gross" al
the Wednesday evening service. The
subject for next Wednesday will be
Peace by the Cross Mrs. Kemery
will sing a solo,
The meeting of the Sunday School
1t . o'clock, will be an important ses-
sion, aside from the usual services
Plans will be made for reception tc
VI. A. Hearn. DR.. Randolph's assistant
who will begin his work in this city
IN Sunday, March is.
The Epworth League will meet or
Sunday evening. at Gas o'clock.