The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-26

Denial" There will be special musi- cal programme.
 AT HOWARD AVENUE CONGRE-
 GATIONAL CHURCH.
 Rev. MT. Mutch, the pastor of the Howard avenue Congregational church, is giving a series of carefully prepared discourses on practical topics. To- morrow (Sunday) evening the subject is Habits" Some of the finest hymns are always sung by the congregation, and the choir is giving good music and plenty of it. There is a large chorus under the efficient direction of Profess sor Beach, and their selections are not
 too high to be appreciated, but are
 pure and worshipful. The following Is the list for tomorrow evening:
 Organ Prelude-Moderato .... .Merkel
 My Shepherd is the Living God....
 ..................... TroWbridge
 Softly Now the Light of Day. Bartlett
 Response-Lo, God is Here. ...Stearns
 Organ Postlude-Allegro ........ .Rembt
 MISSIONARY ANNUAL.
 At the chapel of the Howard avenue
 Congregational church next Wednes-
 day afternoon at 3 o'clock the Ladies'
 Missionary society of the church Will
 hold its annual meeting. Officers will
 be elected and reports made. Mrs. Feet,
 now in West Haven on her return from China, will speak, and afterwards there will be a half hours social with light refreshments. Annual offerings which
 have not yet come in can be handed in by that time.
 EPWORTH M. D. CHURCH. mt. ID tror r,1 NH will conduct both the morning and evening services at Epworth M. E. church tomorrow. Services at lO:5o and 7:30.
 "GOD OR BAIL" "God or BaaP' is the topic Of Rev.
 George Foster Prentiss' discourse at the evening service tomorrow at Da- venport church, Wooster square. Ser vices at 10:30 and 7:30. PARK M. B. CHAPEL. Willet Mills will conduct the services in Park Methodist chapel, Morris Cove, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. THE CHURCH ARMY. Order of meetings at the Church ar
 my hall, 33, 35 and 35 Gregson street, for next week:
 LORDS DAY. ID. m.-"Pleasant Sunday Afternoon !! Gone hour).
 7:45 p. m-Union gospel meeting
 short talks, songs, solos and testlmo- nies.
 MONDAY, 7:45. The peoples council until g; class of instruction, 9:O5 to 9:30. TUESDAY, 7:45. "Intersociality'' and surprise pictures by the stereopticon; special music and | solos; Blue Ribbon minstrels. Refresh ments at close of meeting. Reserve | Tuesday evening for good time, and bring a friend.
 Note-A silver collection will be talk en at the door.
 WEDNESDAY, 7:45. l Temperance night; captains, lieuten- ants, other officers and soldiers of the | Blue Button brigade take part; pledge | signing and temperance talks, stories | of victories during the week. THURSDAY, 7:45. Mid-week meeting of prayer and tes- | tirnony. FRIDAY, 7:45. General meeting with specially invit- ed speakers from various churcneS ana s societies.
 SATURDAY, 8. Nickel-night concert-Vocal and in- strumental music, popular songs, quar- tettes, solos, trios; Professor Nichols in l charge, and a nickel collection at the l door.
 Rev. MT Bispham will sing tonight ''The Sword of Bunker Hill" l Note-Next Monday the restaurant 1 in the basement and coffee bar on the | first floor will be opened. THE CITY MISSIONS. 1 Two of the Sunday evening services
 each month at the City Mission hall | Court and State streets, are conducted | by Christian Endeavor societies of the city, Tomorrow evening the meeting will be in charge of the young people of the United church. The exercises ! commence at 7:30 o'clock with a song
 service for the first quarter of an hour | All are welcome