Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-09
SUNDAY AT THE oHUROHEs.

rrinity's New Orxanist = Improve ments in Progress as Trinity-Rev. MT. Mcclure at Battell-Rev. Joseph Irons = New Chorus ChOir at Ep- worth M. E. Church.
 The organ ct Trinity Epiacopal church was played yesterday by MT. E. H. ohees- wright, recently of the Church of the Holy Cross of Plainfsld, N. J., yesterday being his first appearance in his new position. Mir. Cheeswright resigned his place at the Church of the Redsemer at New York. Rev. Dr. Shackelfor rector, which he had held for three years, to go to Plainaeld, N. J. MT. Cheeswright studied music in Ger many seven years, and took lessons on the organ from the late Eugene Thsyer of Boston, who played at Music hall in that city. Mr. Cheeswrieht has published . number of pieces of church music and hymn tunes. He wrote the theoretical treatise on the analysis and construction of the sonata form.
 The chancel of Trinity church is being laid with Mosaic tiling; new carpets will be laid throughout the church; . marble pulpit and altar will be put in probably In about 6 year. The week day services will be discontinued until all repairing is an- ishsd. @
 AT BATTELL CHAPEL.
 Rev. J. G. K. Mcclure, Yale TO, spoke in Batsell chapel yesterday morning from the text: "For the wrath of God is reveal ed from Heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in righteousness. 1" Romans l, IS.
 In the evening MT. Mcclure spoke to the general religious meeting of the university in Dwight hall.
 Dr. Steockel rendered the following se- lections at the morning service:
 Praeludium-Allegetto. 7th Symphony ...... Postiudiiam-on. in minor. sle
 AT EPwoRTH M. E. CHURCH.
 Rev. Paul Warner of Yale preached q very interesting discourse at this church last evening. Mise Nichols, the organist of this church for the past year, has re- signed and accepted another engagement as organist which she enters upon May 1st. The new chorus choir of this church, num- bsripg about eighteen voices, oficisted for the first time yesterday. They take the place of the double quartet which has sung at this church for months pact. kr. Wsloh leads the choir. Rev. MT. Cooper, the pas tor of Epwortb, is away attending the ees- sions of the New York East conference He will be absent also next Sunday and has arranged to visit the church and con gregation on Long Island over whom he was first settled as pastor in the ministry Rev. MT. Moore of this city will preach at Epworth next Sunday.
 Next Thursday the New Haven Social union will meet at Epworth M. E. church.
 AT ST. fAUL's CHURCH.
 Rev. E. s. Lines, the rector, preached here yesterday morning and evening. The offering was for the support of the parish, and that next Sunday morning will be for the endowment fund of the church.
 AT GRACE N. E. CHURCH.
 Rev. Joseph Irons of North church, Hartford, formerly of New Haven, preached yesterday morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Frank A. Scoaeld, ct the conference which Is being held this week in Brooklyn. His subject was "What is Gods Power to Us9" In the evening his subject was 'Ths Relation of Christ to the Believer and Unbslievsr " Many old friends gathered to hear Mr. Irons, who Is rapidly rising in influence and usefulness.
 The Ladies' Aid society of this church will give an entertainment in Warner hall on Thursday evening, April 19. 'The Gypsy Festivsw will be presented by young people of the Sunday school, and 'Jspsnese Sunshine" by twenty young ladies. Miss Lottie M. Reynolds and w. Manning Reynolds will recite and will also appear in several ot their popular duets. Selections by the Reynolds family orches trs are also on the program.
 HOWARD DAvENUEco EcoNeREaAT1oNALc CHURCH. Rev. W. J. Mutch, the pastor, preached both morning and evening yesterday st this church.
 The Kings Daughters and Loyal Seed Sower's circle of this church are to give a crepe paper sale and entertainment next Thursday afternoon and evening. The re. ception in the afternoon will be from 3:30 to 6 o'clock, and the evening entertainment begins at o'clock.