Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-26
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Features OF the Religious Services
To-Morrow-Other Notes of Inter-
est-Various Patriotic memorial
Services To.MorrOW-Memor Day
-Fine Musical Programs.
There will be choral services at St.
Thomas church tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
Tomorrow morning the pastor Of Grace
M. E. church breaches his second sermon on
the s.Apostollc Benediction," the special
topic being 'Ths Love of God the Father"
In the evening the ohoir and Sunday
school will give a concert, and Principal
A. o. Abbott will speak on Decoration
Day Lessons" and the pastor on "Heroes
of To-day"
Rev. DR.. Masden, the pastor of First n.
E. church, has returned from St. Louis,
where be went to attend the funeral OF
friend and will be In his pulpit on Sabbath
next.
The regular monthly praise service will
be held at the First N. E. church to-mor-
row evening at 7:3O. The program will
consist of responsive readings and hymns
by the congregation q short addrefs by
Rev. @. P. Mssden and the following music
by the quartet.
Festival Te Deum". Bac6
There Se Si is Land Of Pure Delight Shelley
''My Faith Looks Up to Thee. :....... Basstord
"God Shall wipe Away All Tears. Sullivan
The ministers will hold their last meet
ing for the season at the Center church
chapel Monday morning, May 2S. at 1915.
The short poem for the day will be pre-
presented by Rev. Mr.. Wyckoff. A paper
also will be read by Professor A. O. Bras
tow on 1.-THE Comparison of F. W. Robert.
son and Phillips Brooks as Preachers" ALI
ministers are welcome.
The Sunday evening service at the Ep.
worth II. E. thurch will be of very inter
esting nature. The pastor will preach a
patriotic sermon; subject, "Honor to Whom
Exhortation to the Living" The follow
| iug program will be rendered:
Organ prelude.
Anfhern-O, Be Joyful in the Lord.
Hymn 100.
Prayer.
l Anthem-O, How Lovely Is Zion.
Quartet-savior, Source of Every Blessing.
sermon~;.Honor to Whom Honor"
| Anthem.O Come, Let Us Sing.
/ nymn lUoo.
Organ Posttude.
The chorus choir of twenty voices II
under the direction of James F. Welct
leader and Miss Carrie F. Buckbse organ
list. Soloists: Mrs. G.. d. Bunnell, so
prano; Miss Eva Waite, alto; Mr.. j. F.
Welch, tenor; Mr.. William G. Grabb, basso
At the request of a few New HaveI
friends the Rev. Charles 81. Mann O.
Orange, N. j., will lecture on Sunday eve
ming at 7:30 in the Insurance builing, room
IS. His subject will be "The Ground fol
an Assurance in an Eternal Life" Tn
public are cordially invited.
| There will be q praise service at tn
Grand avenue Congregational church mex
Sunday evening at which the following
| program will be given:
what Are These That Are Arrayea in White
my KRess solo. 'e'ane
SFather, Keep Us in Thy Care. Hodge
In Trinity Methodist the Rev. DR.. Maso
, | will preach tomorrow at 1890 a. m, e1
, changing with DR.. Vail. In the evenin
the old soldiers of Admiral Foote post, g
R. A. will worship at Trinity. The SCI
. mon will be preached by the pastor, d.
| Vail. The eleventh company of the Boy
brigade connected with this church wi
| also be present.
A memorial service in honor of the so
diers who have come to the defence of th
country, whether they are living or deai
| will be held in the Howard avenue Congr'
gational church to morrow evening. A
the veterans who belong to this church 81
asked to cit on the platform. The Secon
? company, Boys brigade will be in attend
/ | ance in body, and the church will be-aI
Q propriately decorated. Veteran W.
+ | Wells of the Admiral Foote pest will spea
on Blossoms of the Rebellion for the Pre-
emit Generation" Other speakers will /
Charles B. Foote and Captain M. A. Blu
ricks.
i Tomorrow evening at the Church of Il
q Redeemer, DR.. Phillips will speak upc
THE influence of Heroes" The servi'
: will be the last evening service for the Sc
Q son. Following is the musical program:
. Anths@5 30: Come, Let us worship:",
Hymn 745~aaude Me, Thou Great Jeho.
Gloria PATTI in fat. .BG
Response-aNow the Day Is Over. ... :. Barnl
4nths% 81 stss.e Mater
Postlude-"Sing the Lord" (Creation) :. .Hayd
The usual Sunday services at the Gil
9 mission hall are the Sunday school at
NJ, the rescue praying band at 4 p. m. az
t the peoples service at 7:30 pm. Include
: in the service in the evening there will
, two instrumental pieces by the full orche
. ira, led by Mr.. R. B. Hughes, three sele
/ lions by the choir led by Mr.. Francis Pc
: ! ter, and a duet by Miss Hsverfeld and NJ
: George Loveday. The address will be b
? Rev. E. O. Webster, pastor of one of Il
. Congregational churches of Dorcheste
, Mass. Mr.. Webster is a graduate of Hal
| ward college and of Yale seminary, an
during his student life in New Haven wa
| greatly interested in the work of city mil
: sions and largely instrumental in the goo
| results then secured and now included
that work. There will be to- morrow ever
ing, as usual, short song service befol
the regular exercises and at 8 p. m. the al