The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS CHRISTMAS MUSIC IN CHUCHES TOMORROW.

a TOMORROW. Fine Programmes es to be Given In All the
 Places of Worship Funeral of Henry J. Thompson Largely Attended Yes- terday-Lecture by Prof. Ferris Last Night.
 The music at the Grand avenue Con- gregational church tomorrow will be as follows:
 Organ prelude
 a. Offertoire in minor ... Batiste
 b. Cantabile ............... Rousseau Anthem-Sing, o Heavens. A. R. Gaul Invocation.
 Response-Blessed is He.....,..,..
 .........'........... James H. Rogers Scripture.
 Soprano solo-Rejoice Greatly from
 'Messiah") .................. Handel Hymn.
 Quartette-Hark! the Glad Sound.
 .................. Myles B. Foster Address.
 Quartette-Nazareth Charles Gounod Hymn.
 Organ postlude--March Triumphal..
 ..................... Dubois Benediction.
 The choir is composed of Mrs. Elmer F. Okeson, soprano; Miss D. Gertrude Duell, alto; N. E. Smith, tenor and MT. Chamberlain, bass. Harry H. Whitta- ker is organist.
 The musical service at the East Pearl street M E. church tomorrow, under the direction of Miss Neva Squires, will be as follows:
 Morning. Prelude-Fugue in D minor. ........ Bach Doxology.
 Hymn
 Prayer-Brlghtest and Best. Crockett
 Chorus. Psalm.
 Gloria ...................... MelnKe Offertory-Duet from "The Word
 Made Flesh Shepard
 Miss Squires and Mir. McMahon Hymn.
 Sermon.
 Hymn.
 Benediction. Postlude--March ..............S. s. Clark
 Evening. Prelude-Overture to William Tel
 ........................ Buck Prayer-Come All Ye Faithful, Novello
 Chorus. Responsive reading. Gloria.
 Offertory-Glory to Heaven, Eter-
 nal King
 Miss Squires. Address by the pastor. Cantata-The Hope of the World.
 ...................... Scnnecker
 Chorus. Doxology. Benediction. Postlude-Final de la Symphonic,
 Op. 30 .................... ballste James McGovern, organ1st; Miss Me- | va E.. Squires, soprano; Mrs. F. G. Ball, l alto; James McMahon, tenor; Charles F. Leight, baritone, and chorus of six teen voices.
 Professor w. H. Ferris, M. A., spoke at the Second Congregational church | last evening on "The Evolution of the [ Negro" Professor Ferris is one of the i hest educated negroes in America. The i fact that he was boy in the City mis- sion Sunday school, that he graduated from HilIhouse high school and from Yale in 1895, and that he has done good work in philosophy in Harvard, added great interest to his address. A collec- lion for his work was taken up .'The Peace Conference Between Cap tal and Labor will be the subject of he sermon by the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers in the Grand avenue church tomorrow eve ,ing at 7:30, with the text Peace on .arth good will toward men" MT. -halmers attended the conference held n the Chamber of Commerce rooms in New York Monday and Tuesday and will give a report of the meeting to- narrow evening and make Christmas sermon in connection with the report. n the morning at 10:30 he will preach Christmas sermon, with the subject Around the Manager Cradle Special Christmas music will be furnished by he choir. Rev. F. w. Stone, at the Grand ave- tue Baptist church, will speak to-mor- ow morning on "The True Christmas pirit" In the evening his subject will e 'The Christmas Story" There Will e appropriate Christmas music rem cred
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church , pecial Christmas music will be render d tomorrow at both services. At the vening service the choir will render