The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-12
NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES.
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
 TICES TOMORROW.

TICES TOMORROW. Praise Service at Trinity M. E. Church. "Fading Leaves and Fading Lives"-~ "Evangellcal and LiberaI"-Harvest Sea- son Sermons-The Y. M. c. A.-The Min isters' Meet-The Seventy fifth Aunt versary of Dixwell Avenue Congrega- tiOnal Church to be Commemorated To- morrow-other Religious Notes. Following is the order of praise re- vice for the Trinity M, F. church Sun day evening:
 Prelude ..,............... Mendelssohn Jubilate Bb ..................Mo Mosenthan Thou Art, O God, the Life and
 Light ..................J. c. Warren o Rest in the Lord ...,.. Mendelssohn
 Solo by Miss Hofer. When the Golden Leaves Are Fall
 ing ................... c. A. Havens Duet from Mendelssohn's Hymn of
 Praise ......,..,............
 Miss Sanford and MT. Langdale. Abide With Me ............"..B Barnby Postlude-Triumpha March ....Costa
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
 At the First Baptist church to-mor- row evening Rev. J. H. Mason will preach on Fading Leaves and Fading Lives" and special music will be rem dered. CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH,
 "Evangeieal and Liberal" will be the subject of Rev. w. F Dickerman's discourse in the Church of the Messiah Sunday morning. In the evening the topic will be Courage" Young peo- ple's meeting at 6:15 o'clock. The pub lie cordially invited to all services Strangers particularly welcomed. AT GRACE M. F. CHURCH. Two companion sermons will be preached at the Grace M. F. church Sunday, the topic in the morning be- | ing "The Gathered Harvest. What Shall It Be Retribution or Reward?" and in the evening the subject will be ''Threshing the Grain, the Chaff and | the Wheat" The Knights of the Gol- | den Eagle with their families will at | tend the evening service at this church. A splendid program of music will be rendered by the choir l Y. M. c. A. | The Y. NJ c. A. prospectus for the l coming year has just been issued. IL contains the plans of the association | for work during the year, and is an Interesting document The gymnasium has been refftted and is now fully equipped. In the educational depart ment there will be classes in book keeping, shorthand penmanship, arith- metic, mechanical drawing, music and in the evening there will be classes in reading, spelling and German. The cir culating library contains 1,200 volumes and there is also first-class reference library. The entertainments will begin on November ', when Miss Evelyne Willard, the comic reciter, will appear Other events of the year, already plan ned, are:
 | Monday October 21-Annual meeting for members.
 Thursday, october 31-Oyster supper
 Thursda, November 21-Musical.
 Thursday, December 5-Supper giver by ladies.
 Thursday, December 19-Uncle Sam: minstrels.
 Wednesday, January New Year. reception, } to 10 D. m; open house.
 Thursday, January 16-Stereopticor lecture.
 Thursday, January 3o--social fol members.
 Thursday, February 20-Wax Works up to date.
 Thursday, March 19--Monologue en tertainment.
 Thursday, April 2-Reception to even : ing class.
 Thursday, April 16-supper given b. ladies.
 Thursday, May 7-CIosing reception.
 The membership fee, not includin; gymnasium and baths, is $2; with thes it is $7
 The total receipts of the year wer $3,97S.S2. The balance on hand is s91 AZ and the debt has been increased $450. The librarians report showed: Tota membership, 512; total number of vol umes 19,109; total circulation of fiction 36, ,3S4; of other books, 14,1S2.
 THE MINISTER'S MEETING.
 The Ministers meeting will be he } in Center church chapel on Monday d l 1045 a. nl., at which there will be a dis cussion of "The Young Peoples Move | ment."
 SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSAR
 OF ORWELL AVENUE CONGRE . CfATIONAL CHURCH. n The seventy-ffth anniversary of tn Dixwell avenue Congregational churct , Rev. A. F. Miller pastor will be ar | propriately commemorated tomorrow The congregation of this church fol merly worshipped in the old church o 1 Temple street, between Crown an l George streets. The services to-mol row will be highly interesting. In tn 5 morning the pastor will deliver an his a torical sermon. In the afternoon Rev IT. c. Meserve will preach and in tn . evening Rev. pr. McLane will speal Q It will be a day of great interest to tn
 congregation
 AT THE CHURCH OF THE RE
 DEEMER.
 Tomorrow evening at the Church ( n the Redeemer Rev. $. M. Cathcart wi 1 preach in the absence of Dr. Phillip