Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-27
AMONG THE oHURCHKs.
Features Of Religious Services To
Morrow-Other Notes.


Features OF Religious; services To-
morrow-Other Notes.
Rev. @. 81. Buck, D. D., of Brooklyn, q
former New Haven pastor, very popular
here with both the churches which he |
served at different times, will preach at |
the First N. E church, to morrow, both |
morning and evening. He is an eloquent |
and magnetic speaker and wins favor with |
all his various charges, and no doubt he
will be greeted by large congregations.
Rev. Mr.. Mason at the First Baptist
| church will speak of 1.-THE Story of Rs
| markable Nan" to morrow evening.
At Hope Baptist church Pastor A. A. De
Larme will speak in the morning on "Me
| mortal Day as Related to the Home; in
the evening on the subject "Whati s Aanf
The last of the Unitarian services In
Warner hall will be conducted tomorrow
evening by Rev. Robert Collyer of New
| York.
At tns Church of the Rsdeemer to NOR
row evening the last of the Sunday night
services for this season will be held. These
services will be resumed on the first Sun
day In October. Tomorrow evening DR..
Phillips concludes the series of short ser
mons on Opportunity. Subject: "The
| Young Ruler-Opportunity Lost" Fol-
lowing is the musical program:
fhretiSude-Aaegsetto Gp as:;...a0ldRp marx
Hymn 3s9n'There is Green bill Far
Gloria Patri, in Mosenthsi
Respouse-"The Homelandi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Qne Sty Unto Ne" Morrison
Anthem-"Angels Holy, High and Lowiy
Postlude- Allegro. o.. go. Goldmark
At tbs Second Congregational church,
Fair Haven, Rev. Mr.. James will preach
tomorrow evening discourse appropriate
to Memorial day; subject: "The Noble
| Deeds of the Living Adorn the Graves of
the Dead"
Rev. A. P. Miller, pastor of the Dixwell
| avenue Congregational church, will preach
| a memorial sermon in his church on Sun
day at p. M. special music. In the even
ing the Rev. George W. Moore of Nash
Vile, Tenn, Field missionary of the Amer
lean Missionary association will deliver an
address in the interest of this association.
The Rev. DR.. A D. Vail, pastor of the
Trinity NJ. e. church, will speak Sunday
an Inspiration to Christian Life" There
will be special music by the new choir,
composed of the following members: Miss
Gertrude Sanford, soprano; Miss N. E.
Hofer, alto; Mr.. F. R. Langdsle, tenor;Ar.
E. G. Bennett, bass, and Mr.. W. q. Alling
organist. TIE following is the order Of
service:
Organ preude-offertory In ........... Batiste
re Deum Minor Choir. Buck
R hyma ioa.
Love Divine. .Mendelssohn
ofertory-Lead Kindly Light Csolo). .;.:;
| ..............:::.......:. Frank Shepard
Hymn 1888.
Lay My Sins on jesus; :.:..... Cornellshumann
Lords Prayer-chantedb by choir.
Organ postlude-M arche Religeuse . . .Guihurst
| TRINITY SUNDAY AT CHRIST CHURCH.
Tomorrow being Trinity Sunday the fol-
lowing program for the day will be OBJ
served at Christ church:
7:3O a. m-Low celebration.
| 9:45 a. m.-Matins.
| 10:40 a. m.-High celebration.
At the later service the following musical pro-
| gram will be rendered.:
| Processional-Hymn 1873.
| Communion service in fiat....... Cruickshank
Offertory-'I Am Alpha" .Stainer
| ecessional-Hymn 425.
EVENING, 7:3o Pm.
Processional-Hymn 1888.
Proper psalms to Anglican chants.
| Magni6cat
Nune Dimittis in F.....:................Fu FUNNEL
| Hymn IA.
Anthem-'.I Am Alpha"
l Observation-Disclosures 145.
George P. Havens, organfst and choirmaster.
THE CITY MIssIoNs-
The speaker at the City Mission hall 1t
the peoples service to morrow evening will
be Mr.. W. g. Skinner of New Haven. Mr..
Skinner ia we'll known in this city as an
earnest worker and good speaker, and
has lately commenced to hold open air
meetings in behalf of the Reformed Mems
Christian union at Custom House square
on Sunday afternoons. He will speak
there at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon and
at City Mission hall at 1880 In the evening.
To aid in the work of the City Mission
airy association benefit concert Is in prep
srstion by the Ladies' Glee club, and will
be given at Warner hall about the middle
of June. The club will be assisted by Mrs.
Jennie Thomas-Brown, soprano; Mrs. Rosa
belle Froushon Lines, pianist; Miss Alma
Pagels, violinist, and others, with Mr. W.
Vernon Somers in dramatic selections.
Y. M. C. A. SERVICES.
The Young Mems Christian association
holds its meeting at 4 O'Clock Sunday af.
i
Song service at 3:45. ALI men are cordial
, ly invited.
The subject of the young mems meeting
to night at 1880 will be "The Christians
, Individuality" ALI will be welcome.
Il Service at the Jail at $50 o'clock Sun
day morning. Visitors welcome.
AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH
For few weeks past the pastor of this
church has been preaching a series OF
sermons of modern lessons from Old Tes
lament saints.
The special topic Sunday evening will be
abraham, Ishmasl and Isaac"
The morning sermon will be on the
Memorials of Life"
No doubt large congregations will be
present at Calvary Baptist church to-mor-
row morning and evening to hear Rev. Mr..
Samson, who is so well remembered here
as former very popular pastor of this
, church. Mr.. Samson has recently accepted
call TO the Second Baptist church of Phil
adelphia, one of the most prosperous Phil
adelphia Baptist churches. Mr.. Samson
| will remain in town until Tuesday.
A Partial Shut Down.
The Sterling Organ and Piano company
of Birmingham, which employs 800 hands,
has been compelled to close its factory for
three days week, owing to the large sup
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