The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-19

III southern BrdZll. o. U. A. M. AT FIRST ,BAPTIST-IN
 HONOR OF WASHINGTON. At the First Baptist church to-mor- row evening lat 7:30 the service will be in honor of Washington's birthday and Loyal Legion Commandery. No. g, and Garfield Council, Daughters of Liberty, will attend. The programme is as fol- lows:
 Organ Prelude-Monologue Agitate. ..... Anthem.
 Invocation.
 Hymn 12O5-Tune. Arlington.
 Lord, while for all mankind we pray.
 Of every cline and coast.
 Oh. hear us for our native land,
 The And we love the most. First Scripture Lesson.
 Interlude-Violin Solo-Miss Sigourney. Second Scripture Lesson.
 Kellar's National Hymn-The Choir. Prayer, with Choral Response. Hymn 1201-Tune, Benevento.
 Swell the anthem, raise the song;
 Praises to our God belong; etc. Offertory-"My Native Land" Won Suppe MT. Edgar and Miss Sigourney. sermon..grhe, Privilege of Patriotism Hymn 1209-America.
 My country! 'tis of Thee.
 Benediction.
 Organ Prelude-National Medley ........
 MT. Chandler.
 MEIdODISI N1ASS MEE ll1Nd ANI<AL
 WEDNESDAY EVENING.
 Next Wednesday evening the Meth odists of New Haven will hold mass meeting at the First Episcopal church. Bishop Willard F. Mallalieu, who is to preside at the approaching session of the New York East conference, will de- liver an address. The Methodists of the city intend to give the bishop a very cordial reception. Charles H. Platt will preside at the meeting. SOLEMN COMMEMORATIVE sER-
 VICE.
 A solemn service in commemoration and on behalf of the 253 men and off, cers who met their death by the explo- sion and sinking of the United States warship Maine in the harbor of Ha- vana on Tuesday last will be held in Christ church at 10 o'clock this morn ing. There will be celebration of the Holy Eucharist and short address. All who wish to pay their tribute to the departed and to remember their souls before God are invited to be pres ent.
 GOSPEL OF SELF DENIAL.
 At the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, corner of George and Dwight streets, the pastor, pr. Levi Gilbert, will speak in the morning on ''The Gospel of Self-Denial." In the even- ing there will be musical service, with congregational singing, special parts by the choir and solos by the Misses Heath of Albany, N. Y. FIRST ANNIVERSARY AT PARK
 CHAPEL TOMORROW.
 Rev. Crandan J. North, presiding elder of the New Haven district, will preach in Park chapel, Morris Cove, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. One year ago the 22d the people gathered and broke ground for their neat, com fortable chapel. Next Sunday they will celebrate their first anniversary on Washingtons birthday. Special music will be rendered and an enjoy able and profitable service is expected and it is hoped to see the chapel filled to it's utmost capacity. A preaching service and Sunday school has been sustained on Sunday and a weekly prayer meeting since early in July, and the chapel has prospered beyond all expectation. The projectors started in on the do right plan and are reaping 8 harvest of great satisfaction.
 Park chapel has met with a great loss in the death of Rev. Wm. D. Me- Lellan, February 16, a local preacher in St. Andrews church; he was al- ways ready and willing to help. He could always be depended upon. He last preached in the chapel January 16. He was at the services when the ground was broken for the chapel, February 22, 1897, and assisted In the exercises and in throwing out the dirt He was looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to the services next Sunday. He took great pride in the chapel and always rejoiced in it's pros- perity. His family have the deep, heartfelt sympathy and prayers of the people of Park chapel
 PATRIOTIC SERVICE AT DAvEN-
 PORT CHURCH.
 The Second Company Governors Foot Guard will attend at the Daven- rort church Sunday afternoon. The Sons of the Ameri can Revolution and the Mary Clapp Wooster chapter will also attend. Very tasteful programmes for the occasion have been provided and 800 copies will be distributed at the church by the s. A. +.
 SPECIAL SERVICE OF SONG.
 There will be a special musical ser vice at Trinity M. E. church on Sun- day evening in which Miss Heath of Albany and her sister will take part The following programme will be given:
 Organ Prelude. ....... ...... ..... Garotte Pastorale ............;:.. .Durand Te Deum ....................M Mendelssohn God is a Spirit. .Bennett Duet-The Lord is My Shepherd. .. Smart
 Misses Heath.
 Hear Ny Prayer er.......... .Mendelssohn S0l0-My heueemef BUCK
 Miss Frances Heath. Hear My Prayer. .Mendelssohn
 Miss Heath and Choir. IOSlluue ...-.s..-.-. ... W elV Miss Heath will also sing in the morning service.
 AT EPWORTH M. E. CHURCH.
 At Epworth church tomorrow Rev Henry Blatz, jr., of Westville will preach in the morning and in the eve ming the pastor Rev. MT Tipple will