Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-08-23
THE CHURCHES.

Rev. DIR. PentecOst Closes His En- |
gagement at the Church of the Re- |
deemer-The Church's Next Pastor
to Preach the Following Sunday
Rev. Mr.. UpsOn-Rev. J. o. MunsOn
At Taylor Church.
Much disappointment will be felt by the
friends of Dr. Pentecost that his services
ct the Church of the Redeemer close to-
morrow. He had expected to occupy the
pulpit through August, but has just been
notified of other arrangements. 1t will be
sincerely regretted by the many who have
listened with such pleasure and profit to
his preaching, and who had hoped to hear
him at least one Sunday more. 1t was the
original intention that he should preach
through the month of August. However,
the appointment is mitigated owing to the
fact that his place will be occupied by the
Rev. DIR. Phillips, who will, it is quite safe
now to say, be the next pastor of the
church, a fact which will be hailed with
pleasure and satisfaction by the large body
of worshippers at this influential church.
The change was made as the church had
no other convenient opportunity at present
Mr. Pentecost's subjects for tomorrow are
| announced elsewhere.
REV. MR.. UPsoN AT DAVENPORT CHURCH.
Rev. G. Epson breaches at Davenport
church tomorrow morning. He will be
remembered as secretary of the Y. NJ. G.
A. here before he entered the ministry and
has been till recently pastor in Illinois.
AT TRINITY M. E. CHURCH.
| The pastor of this church is enjoying a
brief vacation at Saratoga Springs among
his old Pensioners and friends. In the
morning the Rev. ]. o. Munson will occupy
the pulpit, and in the evening the Rev.
| w. McNicholl of Westville will preach.
T AT TAYLOR CHURCH.
Rev. M. S. Phillips of the Ferry street
church will preach at Taylor church Sun
day morning in exchange with the pastor,
Rev. L. K. Long.
ATTHE WEST HAVEN SHORE.
New Management for the Theatrfcals
AS September Approaches - A
Merry Hay Party-AmOng the Resi-
dents, etc.
The theatrical venture at the rock has
proved very successful undertaking, and
is bringing many visitors there daily and
nightly. A change has taken place in the
was brought about by slight misunder
standing among some of the business mer
in the grove. Messrs Alling& Rattle, who
were the originators of the sc heme, were
in the habit of completing all arrange
ments for the weeks program. Some O.
the other gentlemen also engaged in bust
ness at the rock, and who are subscriber
to the entertainment project, found objec
tons to the management, and the program
: is now arranged and attractions secured
through the Horse Railroad company ant
} Julius Lempert, proprietor of the carou
sal.
, The first of September is near at hant
and already many of the cottagers hav
begun to speak of returning to their win
ter hearthstone. Some will remain unit
October, but the major part will in al
, probability be in the city by the middle o
: next month. Generally speaking, tn
, season among the summer residents ha
, been pleasant one and the number O
social gatherings has been unusually large
1 l.
summer evenings especially interesting b
5 melon meetings. 1t is expected that tn
r | park pier will be enlarged so that by mex
| summer it will furnish dancing accomme
| dations.
t Miss Lena Rice of South Norwalk
I ! spending q few weeks with friends o
3 Washington avenue.
e Thursday evening party of about thirt
e young people chartered barge and enjoye
| f,,11 ID
;. Point. Dancing and other pleasantrit
: made the occasion one long to be remen
: bered. Among those who attended were til
f Misses Fanny Myers, Julia Kahn, Blanch
g Stern, Ida Kahn, Ida Rogowski, Jenn
e We'll, Tiny Milander, Sophia Greenspech
/ Flora Adler, Mrs. Gustave Kahn, Messr
Gustave Kahn, Chafles and Milton Wei
= Edwin and Harry Hoffheimer, Maurit
g Eckstein, Joseph johnson, William Myel
t and Benjamin Mann.
J, The family of Mr. John j. Osborne, VII
are domiciled in neat cottage on Beac
: street, leave for their western home in SCI
4 TENDER.
t The Fifteenth regiment, Connecticr
:. Volunteers, will hold reunion at the Roc
on the 25th.
y There is small party of Cincinna
d people at the Human. They are Mr.
d Hoffheimer, H. M. Hoffhsimer, Mr.. an
> Mrs. l.. Stern, Miss Blanche Stern.
: The hotels are well patronized at pre-
emit and many requests for accommod
n tons received replies that would indica
,. the extent to which the capacity of Il
# respective hotels is tested. September h,
1t a most promising outlook.
J. Mr.. N. P. Fl. Willis entertained sho
= friends at his cottage few evenings az
= and those in attendance have every reaso
:. to feel satisfied with their host. II
character of the party was that of q
''harbor gathering" where the visitors a
!, semble upon the lawn and the arbor
tastefully decorated. The affair was IL
IS first of that particular kind of the season
n The evening concerts and dancing whic
is follow the theatrical performances ha'
o been the means of drawing scores of your
f people from the city. Every night ii
n 1915 car to the city is crowded in carryin
the many merry seekers home.
There was an exciting base ball conte
at the shore Saturday. Mines from Il
Mathusek. Piano company and the Maye
Strouse company corset works waged
bitter fight on the diamond. The cors
+, workers We're victorious.
d Two wheelmen narrowly escaped ARE
|. yesterday for not using the proper care
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