Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-10-25

houses, w. II. Downeg; refreshments, j. ID.
Mans6slds; credentials, D. r. Burritt; press,
ring, George A.. Barnes, e. F. Mcintosh.
r. A. Bell; Edward Hanson, railroad score
tary.
The Reception at the United Church
chapel.
At the close of President Rsymond's adj
dress the convention was invited to the par-
lors of the United church, whore reception
was given to the visiting delegates by the
United church society. The chapel and par
lors were most tastefully decorated. Beauti-
fully tinted leaves and ivys were twined
about the pillars, and the ledge of theplat-
form was most tastsfully decorated With
plants. The chairman Of the decoration
committee was Mrs.. Walter RsDowns. About
fifty young people, two from eech New Haven
society, served ON . committee of reception,
the chairman Of which was. Mr.. NJ. r.
Earren. This committss received the deli
egstes, sud pinned on the breast OF
each . card upon which was the name of the
wearer. Miss Manson was the chairman OF
the committee on badges. Over the galleries
on either side of the chapel were the ever-
green mottos, fNot to be ministered unto,
but to minister" and "We are laborers to-
gether with God" During the reception the
New Haven Orchestral club rendered several
very fine selections. This orchestra Is deserve
Of . very high order. Lemonade was served
during the evening. A large number were
unable to attend the reception owing to the
size of the chapel, but all who were fortu-
nate enough to get in had q most pleasant
time.
New Haven Orchestral club, A. II. Jack.
son, director:
6. q. Lsngzstt.l, J. w. Hurlburt, g. A.
Thomson, first violius.
@. A. Law, W. Langssttsl, E. sigsl, second
violips.
81. W. LangzstteI, viola.
g. b. Roberts, bass. .-~
e. g. Wooster, G. Tiesing. flutes.
e. Langzsttel, oboe.
A. P. Langzettsl, @. Wakeman. olarionets.
81. L. Harrison, e. ]. Tieeing, horns.
Il. D. Hunt, b. w. Holton, comets.
L. b. Smith, trombone. ~ "''-9'
z. B. Warren, drums.
To-Day's Programme.
The principal addresses of to-day will be
10: PRAYER Meeting Singing" Professor
1c:i5 a. m.-"Persenal Work and the Prayer Meet.
ing" General Secretary stagg, Yale Y
,o:soa m-aB ii = Study in Preparation for the
Prayer Nee Mset Rn';,.,n Rev. j. w. Cooper
Life" Rev. q. W. winch, Holyoke
Mass
II: a. m.-"Tha Spirit of the Pledge Rev. @. s
NASH East Hartford.
11:2o a. m.-''The Pledge Binding Everywhere,
500 p. m.-sWork Of the White Cross com
nittee," Mr.. Anthony Comstock
secretary New York Society for the
Prevention Of Vice.
$3.50 p. NJ. Junior Endesvor Societies" Mrs Mrs
A. M. scudder Of jersey City
400 p. m.-'-The Y. P. s.. O. E. an Evan
gelistic Force Rev. w. DeLoss Love
Of Hartford.
roo p m.-Prsise service. with prayers by the
united congregation.
~ Addresses, Rev. F. Z. Clark, D. Z. ,Bes
ton, Mass, Rev. Wayland Hoyt, DID.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Closing devotional service.
9:fb p. m.-Adjournment.
Between 1870 and $3.50 this afternoon the
following committee meetings will be held:
Officers meeting-In Center church, on Green
Rsy. o. =. Torrey, Norwalk.
Lookout committee-In College street church, on
College street, between Grown and Chapel streets
Charles y. Houss, South Manchester.
Prayer meeting committeo-In Calvary Baptist
church, corner Chapel end York streets, Owen
Social committse-In Fist Methodist church, cor
Sunday school committee-In United church. on
Green. H. x. brainard, Thompsonville
Missionary Committee United church chapel,
on Temple street. near Elm street. Miss Mary A.
Helpful committees aud mstheds-In Calvary
Baptist lecture room, corner Chapel ana York
streets, Rev. II. N. Kinney, Winsted.