Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-16
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Notes Concerning Services To.Mor
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Notes Concerning Services TO.Mor-
row-Other Notes.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
At the Church of the Messiah tomorrow
Rev. L. a. Squires will give practical
sermon in the morning on Religion and
Business and in the evening will give
the first of course of lectures on 1.-The
Wonders of Creation" designed to bring
the great facts concerning the making Of
our world to the understanding of those
who are not students or scientists. Every
body is cordially invited.
AT THE MINISTER'S MEETING.
On Monday next, January IS, Rev.
Frederick Meyer will read paper before
the Union Ministers meeting at Center
church chapel, at 1890, upon the "For-
NAL Principal of the Reformation Era"
All clergymen and others interested are
cordially invited to be present.
AT MISSION HALL.
There will be a free lecture and concert
at Mission hall, corner of Sperry and
COTE streets, tomorrow afternoon and
evening. At the evening services the two
well-known blind singers, Miss Anna ].
Chaplin and Miss Emma Patterson will en-
terrain the audience with some choice selec-
tions. A large number of persons will
avail themselves of this opportunity.
TOMORROW AT THE sEAMEN's BETHEL
The Young Peoples society of Calvary
Baptist church will take charge of the af-
ternoon meeting and Mr.. W. s. Sanford
will read selections in the evening.
LECTURE BY REV. DIR. L. KLEEBERG AT THE
COURT STREET TEMPLE.
Tomorrow morning at IL o'clock Rev.
DR.. K1eeberg will continue his lecture on
Philosophy Compared with Judaism. !"
All are invited to attend. In the first lee
ture DR.. Kleeberg showed that most of the
doctrines of the theosophists were modelled
after Christian doctrines, for instance. the
theosophistic doctrine of reincarnation.
The first lecture was both scholarly and
very interesting, and evidenced much re-
search into the subject. The lecture to-
morrow morning, like the first one, will be
delivered in English.
Y. M. C.. A. SERVICES.
The service at Warner hall tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock under the direction
of the Young Mems Christian association
promises to be very interesting one.
There will be speaking by Mr.. James Hun
ter of Edinburgh, Scotland, and several
selections by the Schubert Male quartet. A
large attendance of young men is ex-
pected.
A meeting for boys will be held at the
rooms at o'clock. Any boy can come to
| this meeting.
Young mems meeting at the rooms to-
night at 8 O'Clock. All young men vel
come
Service at the Jail Sunday morning at 9
| o'clock.
THE CITY MISSIONS.
Besides the usual Sunday school at a.
m. and the peoples service at 7:30 p. m. al
the City Mission Hall, corner of Court and
State streets, the hall will be open to-mor-
| row at $3.50 p. m. for girls meeting, to
be conducted by Mrs. S. N. Finken of the
First Methodist church. The evening ser.
| vice will be in charge of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Calvary Baptist
| church.
During the week Professor re. Chand
Ter, Mr.. George Thomas and Mr.. Richard
| w. Mansfield have led evening meetings al
the City Mission hall, and Miss Thompson
Miss Ruth Spencer and Miss Katie Plat
have been the organists. Members of the
1
street Congregational church and of the
Calvary Baptist church have assisted this
| work at the mission meetings, and or
Wednesday all afternoon tea for the mem
bers of the mothers meeting was provided
and served at the mission hall by the
Young Ladies' Mission circle of the Cal
vary Baptist church.
| IN CENTER CHURCH CHAPEL.
| Professor Curtis of the Yale theological
seminary will open course of study TO,
men, on Isaiah, next Sunday noon, Jan
uary II, in the chapel of Center church,
No 94A Chapel street.
| These studies, under the charge of an &C
complished scholar, will afford rare op.
portunity to any who may wish to avail
themselves of it, for acquaintance with
some of the freshest results of Biblical
learning.
AT THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.
DR.. Phillips will preach the fifth and last
sermon on the parable of the prodigal son,
| subject: 'The Elder Brother" Following
is the program of music for tomorrow
| evening:
&sas MeR Would iass sse Told
Hymn Arms Of Love
Responsive Stand in Deep Repentance,
onertory-Bring Perth the Best Robe Prodigal
God, Art Our Father se Grod
&c sTR Shall the s1vaD
Mendelssohn