Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-23
Al THE oHURCHKs.

Features OF the Religious Services
To-MorrOw-Other Notes.
The First Methodist Episcopal church |
will keep open all summer, two services
each Sabbath. DR.. Masden, the pastor, |
will preach twice on Sabbath.
Next Sunday morning at the Davenport
church, Rev. Mr.. Puddefoot, field secre-
tary of the Home Missionary society will
preach. The achildren's day" exercises Of
the school will be held in the evening at
O'Clock. The musical part will be led by q
large orchestra, recitations by the children
and an address by Mr.. Paddefoot.
A rousing temperance mass meeting win
be held in Epworth II. e. church Sunday
evening, June "a, under the direction of
the great temperance apostle, William b.
Spesr. The following program will be rem
dered:
Anthem-'Wake the Song of Jubilee.
Soprano solo, Mrs. s. D. Brown.
Prayer.
Anthen-"Duns Misereatur.'
Alto solo. Miss Eva N. Waite.
Notices.
Hymn 500.
Apthem-"Come Holy Spirit"
Hymn 901.
Benediction.
Organ PostIude, James F. WEIGH director
The following lie the program and the
praise service to be given at United church
tomorrow evening under the direction of
Organist Willis 81. Alling. The choir is
composed of Miss Neva E. Squfres, sopra-
no; Miss Ella NJ. Belden, alto; Gervaise
Green, tenor; Eugene 8. DeForest, bass,
and will be assisted by William A. How
land of New York, baritone, and Miss Har-
riet B. Lum, soprano, and Mrs. Hope
Lewis Borden, alto. Owing to the illness
and Mr.. Rowland has kindly consented to
| fill his place in the quartet:
ORDER OF SERVICES.
Organ prelude-s'Chant sans Paroles. .Thome
Responsive sentences and sanctus in F....Tours
FEATHER, Keep Us in Thy Care ........ Hodges
Hymn 1853.
| Scripture reading
| "The Radiant Morn. .:...............W Woodward
Miss squirss Mrs Borden, Miss Lum, Miss
Belden, Mr.. Rowland.
RsmarEs by pastor.
"rhat Glorious Song Of OLD. ...........Ho Rowland
Hymn s. and Dozoloey.
organ postlude-overture ''stradella". .Flotlow
A praise service will be held at the
Dwight Place church to morrow evening at
1880 o'clock. The following program will
be rendered:
| Organ prelude, cat Evening" Buck
Anthem, "JubiIate," from Hans Combe by the
| choir.
Call to Praise, '.Bless the Lord, o my soul, and
Hymn, stGod over ALL tune, HE Leadeth Mes''
| Prayer.
AnthemSTHymn, Son of My sou..' from
| Schneider. .-~- ------- -
Organ offertory, "l1ilburne," from Lemaigse by
Responses, from LIE Deum Laudamus.
| Solo, Jesus, Lover Of My Soul, ;" from Gloria by
Hymn, "Above All Praise, tune, Dennis.
God, from Bartlett by choir.
Hymn, Loving Service" tune, Uxbridge.
| United confession, followed by benediction.
Organ postlude, march Pontifcale, .Lemmens
A Sunday school concert of unusual ex.
cellence will be given at the Grace NJ. E
church Sunday night, program of fine
promise having been prepared.
Rsv. MIR. Mulch, pastor of Howard ave
nue. Congregational church, suggests in his
church paper to his people for their con
sideration the subject of the use of indi
vidual cups for communion services
practice which Is being adopted by many
churches.
Pictures of China will be exhibited al
this church tomorrow evening by Rev. G..
q. Hubbard of China.
July is the day set for castor Mulch to
sail for Rotterdam by the steamship Oh
dam OF the Netherlands line. His plan lie
to spend short time on the continent and
to divide the remainder of the time be-
tween Oxford and Scotland.
The third annual excu rsion of the Chris
tian Endesvor union of the Howard Ave
nue. Congregational church will be held or
Saturday afternoon and evening, June 80
The steamer Messenger has been chartered
and will leave Belle dock at 1870 p. m. fol
sail down the sound to Stratford and
thence up the Housatonic river to Derby
where stop OF one and half hours viii
be made; leave Darby on the return trip a,
p. M, arriving in New Haven at $50.
At the peoples service to- morrow even
ing at the City Mission hall the exeSciast
will be conducted by the Reformed Mems
Christian Temperance union. Other ser
vices of the day IS usual. Meetings also
at the Mission hall every evening of the
week.