Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-23
PRESBYTERIAN.
Westminster.


Christmas will be celebrated in three
impressive services In Westminster
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. The
auditorium has been lavishly decorat-
ed in Christmas greens. Unusual
Christmas folders will be used at the
services. In the morning. DIR. Charles
l.. Candoe will use for his subject,
THE Star OF Peace" Tho vesper SER
vice at i'm the afternoon promises to
be inspiring. 1t will DO a real Christ.
mas service. There will be many
familiar Christmas carols, accom-
panied by trombone choir, which
will play from the balcony. The
organ and chimes will contribute their
beautiful tones: Ruth Wilson Sachs,
contralto, will sing n solo; DR.. Charles
Luclus Candec will bring an APP
propiato Christmas message. After
the benedic;ion the trombone choir
VIII play Christmas carols from the
church tower. At 100. and lasting an
hour and a quarter. the Sunday school
and Christian Endeavor Society will
present Christmas pageant. "Thc
Christmas Story" This will lie the
Sunday school festival. A huge Christ
mas tree and gifts for the children will
he features. The Sunday school viii
assemble at noon for n regular meet
ing. The children are asked TO bring
their gifts. consisting of clothing.
groceries. candles. toys. etc, which will
be distributed among poor families
and On several institutions OF welfare
work. The mld-week service Wed
nesday viii DO In charge of the assist
ant minister. II will consist in the
main OF a presentation OF the life of
Christ. Rev. Mr.. Doellefeld has taken
for his subject, The Early Years OF
the Christ"
The recreation rooms and bowling
alleys Will he open every afternoon
and evening for the benefit OF those
home from school and the young
people OF this church.
Eastlake.
Eastlake Presbyterian Church.
Rev. William Leishman. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor; 1910. The
Young Child and His Mother; 7.30,
the Christmas story in pantomime.
Christmas exercises by the primary
department az y. m: Christian En-
deavor meeting. Gas. In the evening
the musical program by the choir
will include, "Echoing SILL" The
Birth OF King" The Prince OF
Peace" and "IIark. What Mean Those
Holy Voices"
First. Central
All services tomorrow VIII t~ In cele
bra ion OF Christmas. DR.. Webb. tbs
minister. Will preach in the mornlns
on Gods Pleasure in Men" In tn
evening his subject VIII DO Tho Ora
C.oue invitation" Mr.. Cook has ar
ranged the following music programs
Morning service--prelude. "Nocl''
Guilinant: anthem. Behold, I prinl
You Good Tfdngr." Barnby: teno'
solo by Mr.. DenSler "Volc~s or th'
sky: anthem. shout tho Glad It'd
incs." Wasner-Baumhaoh: postlude
'Hallelujah Chorus" Handel: eveninl
service-prelude. 'Pasiorale." Gull
mant: anthem. GLORY TO God" due
by Mrs. Krapf and Miss Comfy: carol
While Shepherds Watched" Read
pos,lude. "Pomp and Circumstance.
; Elgar.
, West
West Presbyterian church. Eight
and Washington streets. Rev. Angus
d, Whitman Some ID. d. pastor. Preach
. ing tomorrow morning and evening b.
. the pastor. Subject. 1880. The Birth
day of the Babe % Bethlehem 7.3l
. the Star OF Bethlehem" Sunda
}. school. and other regular meetings a
20 the usual hours. There will be Christ
r mas exercises IN all departments Q
J. the Bible School az ? p. m. Al IN
Mems Class, which meets IN the churc
auditorium a: the same hour. the pas
$ tor viii give a brief Christmas mes
b.. sage. There Will be carol singing, an
;. special numbers by Pyle's orchestra
h G. +. meeting AZ G4J p. m. Topic. "iiO'
. 20 Have Christmas all the Year" Mis-
: Elizabeth Day viii tell a Christina
70 story. There will be special music \
: the evening service. the augmCnte
y choir, under the direction OF Prof.
e +. Clymer. Will render the Cantata eT
J. titled The Star Of Bethlehem, Adam
- Sololsts-Anabel Groves. Esth,
e ShslSespear, oscar Stlegler and l..
: Munger.
u Hanover.
% In Hanover Presbyterian. Churcl
n Boulevard and Eighteenth street. Il
" morrow morning Rev. Charles
n Bonner. pastor. VIII preach on III
p subject. THE Star OF Bethlehem" II
evening subject will be Christina,
tide Impressions" At both mornin
h, and evening services the church cho
IN viii present special Christmas musi
J. the choir 10 be augmented at a
IS morning service by Mrs. c. NJ kenle
J. soprano; Ralph Jacobs, viOlinist, an
- II. &. Sweet. cellist. The mornir
~ musical program will be: AntheT
Christmas Bells" ',Stevenson): ri
- Asleep IN the Manager" (Ambrose
. Mrs. &. Y. Mannerng, Miss A. VI
,, GINA Keen and Mrs. G. NJ. Kenlel
as offertOry. "Screnade" CWidor), vloli
d cello and organ; soprano solo, "B
S. fore the Shepherds Came" (Sudds
a Mrs. &. Y. Mannering. with violin al
cello Obligato, and the quintet,
en- Holy Night" (Adam). with viol
obligatO. The evening numbers "
al be: Anthem, And There We
~ Shepherds" Vincen). and "Silei
IA Night" (Meueller). The Christii
"a Endeavor Societies will hold IN,
usual devotional exercises at the ey
~. fning hour. Following the evenil
- preaching service. members OF q
church will attend the communl
i. carol service at the city BuildiI
= Prayer service will not be held ne
lac week. The Women,s- Missionary S
nm ciety will be entertained at the hon
as of Miss Bertha Harlan. 7O3 Nottin