The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-18
The Churches and Missions.

The Churches md Missions.
At the Church Of the Messiah, Park avenue and
Thrty-fourth street, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, Rev.
George H. Hepworth win explain the objects OF the
day.
At the Seventh Presbyterian church, corner OF
Broome and Ridge streets, Rev. 7. NJ. Dawson VIII
preach.
Rev. George B. Cheevcr will eAhort pous audi
ence In the North Presbyterian church. corner OF
Ninth avenue and Thirty first street.
Rev. I. 7. Kcndrick viii deliver an appropriate
sermon at the Church OF the Pilgrims in West Forty
eighth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Rev. Dr. Einhorn holds forth In German this FORE
noon at the Temple Adath Jeshurun on West Thirty
ninth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Rev. DR.. Gutheim at the Temple Emanuel corner
F0rty-third street and Fifth avenue Will lead the
service in English and deliver the sermon in The
At the Church OF the Divine Paternity corner Fifth
avenue and F0rty-flth street, Rev. DIR. Chaplin Is
announced to speak upon the cause man has 10 rem
der thanks unto Deity.
All the Catholic churches will be open and high
mass Is to be celebrated at hafpast ten O'Clock this
morning III all, and sermons preached on the hsh
the Howard Mission and Home for Little Wander
morning at eleven O'Clock, Rev. II. IL. Mcfarland
and Rev. W. G. Nanmeter officiating. There Will DC
singing BY the children, BRIEF addresses, ana dinner
The Five Points House of Industry will celebrate
DIV eXeTCtro5, CulluTcu VIII
be furnished Thanksgiving dinner at quarter past
one O'CLOCK the outdoor poor al three 1. NJ
the Five Points Mission School WIN also have
Divine service at two p. NJ. and dinner Will be
served to the children at three p. NJ.
The Midnight Mission, ut 23 Amlty street, Will also
celebrate the day by due observance.
st. Barnabas' House, 304 Mulberry street, will be
all alive with the good things OF the season, deyo-
tlonal exercises preceding the feast.
SO also at the House OF the Good shepherd on
Nnetieth street and East River where the lrendless
females who, forsaken by the world, there found
home, VIII I've sensible that they have reason TO
thank their Heavenly Father.
kindred institutions, and the little entrusted to
its care Will not be without relg ons consolation nor
without their Thanksgiving dinner.
Nor Will the friends OF The little newsb0ya,
those eager pediers OF the days intelligence ut Their
Lodging House, No. 40 Park place, allow them to
forget tnat while enjoying the fruits of their hard
labor they should look upwards TO the Creator,
from whom all blessings fow."
Tue Home Tor the Friendless No. 80 East Thirticth
street. Will provide the children In their charge with
all entertainment appropriate to the OCCASION.
The congregation B'nal ManiniIn, corner Fifty
second street and Second avenue, VIII listen 70 u
lecture from Rev Maurice Fluege on tine necessity
OF rendering thanks unto God.n
the venerable Trinity church and all the nuule-
rous parish churches Of the Protestant Episcopal
denomination VIII be open tor service This morning
and the reciols VIII strive to impress their congre
cations with the holiness OF the occasion. Mr.
James AyliRc viii play popular ais on the chimes
OF Old Trinity ut seven O'CLOCK A. NJ, noon ana SIX
r. M.
The Orphans Homes aud Asylums OF the several
religious denominations in the city Will all celebrate
the Gay IN becoming manner to leave i'll the mines
or the children warm remembrance OF the nour
when they were called together to thank heaven Tor
Its blessings.
Rev. DR.. Vidaver will preach at his synagogue,
B'nal Jesnurun, on Thirty-fOurth street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues; Rev. DIR. Isaacs at his
splendid new temple Coates OF Heavenf on Forty
hfth street, between sixth avenue and broadway,
and Rev. Dr.. Huebsch at his synagogue corner OF
Fourth street and avenue g,