Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19
AT THE oHURoHEs.

AT THE CHURCHES.
Features OF Interest at To-morrovr,s
Religious Services-Other Notes.
At the Church of the Redeemer tom or
row evening DR.. Phillips theme will be |
THE King Rejected" This is the seventh
sermon of the series on Suggestive Inci-
dents in the Life of Samuel" These SER
mons have awakened considerable interest.
Following is the musical program:
Reformation Sym
Anthemg and king Eli Menaelss ssia
Hymn i7s,''rhe Shadows of the Evening
Gloria Patri in 4: Fiat Barri
Response There is Holy sacriace" sullivan
Offertory..From Fathers House,. .... Green
Anth hsnn, Believe" FESTIVAL Te
Postlude- Finale, Reformation symphony
.....'.................... .Mendelsshon
Mr. MAsoNs sERIEs-UNIoN SERVICE THANKSGIVING
Rev. ]. H. Mason will deliver the fourth ad-
dress in his series to young men tomorrow even
ing, subject, ''Fhe Causes Of Failure, or The
Young Mans Defeat" Fine music will be rem
dered. W. oA
On Wednesday evening the Baptists of the city
Will unite IN thanksgiving service at the First
Rev. p. g. Evans.
TO FORM UNITARIAN CHURCH.
movement is on foot for the formation of a
Unitarian church in New Haven. Rev William
Il. savery Ct Boston, former graduate of Yale,
has been in town this week In behalf OF the plan.
He is acting as agent of the Unitarian associa.
ton 1t is the intention Of the association 10 give
course OF sunday evening lectures on "Unitari-
anism" in Warner hail. beginning early next
month: Some OF the most prominent divines in
tne Unitarian denomination have signihed their
intention OF speaking in the interest of the move
ment
AT THE SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Quite handsome sum was netted by the har-
vest festival given at the Swedish Lutheran
church on st. John street Thursday evening.
About 200 people were present. The entertain
ment consisted Of readings, solos and music.
Olson, Mr.. Hoggstrom, ]. Tjallstrand and wife.
Philip Dowell and g. J. Seashore. The choir
under the direction of Albert Anderson, gave sew
eral selections.
EPwoRTH NJ. E. cHuRcH-LAsr DAY IN THE OLD
TABERNACLE.
Tomorrow win be day Of special interest at
the Epworth NJ E. tabernacle on Edwards street,
as it is the congregations last Sunday in It's
temporary place OF worship. On the following
Sunday the new church will be dedicated. 1t is
handsome edifice, and a credit to that part of
the city. The congregation has grown rapidly
IN n tne year past, and the Sunday school has
encouraged, as owing to their indefatigabIe pas
tor and the generous sy mpathy of kind friends
and their hearty interest in the new sanctuary
the sum Of $4,000 has been pledged by subscrip-
uons, which, added to the cash on hand Cafter
the the purchase Of the iot) previously obtained BY
treasury into hopeful state. 1t is not improba.
bic that with the additional sums which may be
given, theschurch will start excellent fiuan
clal basis. In the morning the pastor will preach
about THE Kind of Preachipg Needed to Build
Up Epworth Church" Evening subject, ga
Prophecy Concerning Epworth Ohurch'' Every
body welcome.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING.
| A gospel temperance meeting, under the
direction Of the Kelley league, will be held al
the Hyperion on Sunday evening, commencing
| at 7:30 O'Clock. Captain F. M. Lovejoy, presi
| dent of the league, will preside and make the
opening address. He will be followed by re
other Kelley institutes. The closing address
will be made by Mr. T. E. Murphy, son Of
Francis Murphy, the we'll known gospel temper
ance orator. who has been ably seconded by his
son in his temperance work in this country and
Europe. There will be no charge for admission
and cordial invitation is extended to all tenn
perance organizations and the public in genera
/ to be present. Officers of temperance societies
ana the clergy are requested to occupy seats or
AT THE MESSIAH CHURCH.
| At the Church Of the Messiah CFirst Universal
ist), Orange street above Elm, Rev. L. H, Squires
will speak Sunday morning on 1.-THE Progress o.
| fOur centuries IN social ana Domestic Life.
This is the sixth Of special series of dscourse
which are attracting considerable attention
among thoughtful people. In the evening will bt
given another of the peoples services conducted
| by William z. Bartlett. Everybody is cordially
| invited.
NORMAL BIBLE SCHOOL LECTURE.
'The Bible Histories will be- the subject of tn,
second lecture before the normal Bible classes t.
| be given in the Dwight Place church Sunday
evening by Rev. E. L. Curtiss, D. D, of Yale
university. The excallencies and deficiencies Of
these histories as seen by modern scholars and
| told BY Professor Curtiss will be of great value
the public and all who come will be welcomed
AT TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH.
On Sunday evening the pastor, Rev. DR.. Vail
will preach on s'The Hand Of God In Our Life ,
The choir will sing several of the beautiful
choruses lately given in their rendering of tn,
Gantata of Rebecca; A trained choir like thi
chorus music. The people of Trinity do not have
chance to hear how well their choir can sing.
THE CITY MISSIONS
Connected with the Sunday school, which meet.
at the City Mission hall every Sunday morning
at O'Clock. there is now an infant department
in care of Miss MoPhie of the United church, ant
also a Bible class for adults, conducted by Rev
Mr.. Mossman. the missionary pastor The othe,
services on Sunday at the Mission hall are the
Ghildrens meeting at $50 p. m. 1.-THE Prayinf
evening. Members of Yale seminary will assis
at the evening service, and the address will be
by Mr.. Cathcart.
TO DISCUSS REFORM IN NEW HAVEN.
Rev. DR.. Asher Anderson, who has taken SC
prominent part in the recent moral reform
movement in the city of Meriden will address
the New Haven ministers meeting at Center
church chapel on Monday morning, the
methods and result of the reform movement in
Meriden.
AT THE Y. NJ c. A.
Rev. j. Lee Mitchell will speak at the meeting
of the Young Mems Christian association at their
rooms, 713 Chapel street, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. The usual song service will be held at
3:45. All men are invited.
Tonight at O'Clock at the young mems meet
ing an address will be given by Rev. F. A. Scho-
field. This meeting Is the last of the series of
meetings that have been held during the week of
prayer, and will doubtless be exceedingly inter
estiug. All men welcome
Service at the jail at $50 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. Visitors welcome
Applications for the evening educational classes
are now being received The classes hepin next