The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-19

| Reception to Members or MISS Chap.
 mau,s Dancing Ciass-Sunday Service, l in the Ihurches-IIIustIat Talk al Pilgrim Congregational Church. | A reception to Miss Carrie M. Chap mans dancing class was given Thurs
 day evening in the Anderson gynna-
 sium. During the past season about | forty young people have attended Miss Chapman's dancing school, held at her schoolrooms, Ferry and Pierpont streets, and it has been very successful. Miss Grace McMahon has been the sUc-
 cessful instructor, and the pupils have
 made excellent progress. At the recep-
 ton the gymnasium was crowded with
 friends of the young people. The re-
 ception was from s to 10, and afterWa q
 there was a social hour for the guests
 many taking the opportunity to dance.
 Music was furnished by an orchestra.
 There were fancy dances executed by
 eight children in a very graceful and
 pretty manner. Miss Chapman is to be
 congratulated upon the success of her
 venture and the suspicious closing of
 her dancing school.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev. E.
 w. Stone, will speak on Faith" and
 in the evening the subject will be "A Great Blunder of Modern Times.
 At Plymouth Congregational church the Sunday evening sermon will be "A Contrast Between the Life of Jesus and Buddha" A set of slides made by the best Japanese artists has been secured al great expense for this service. They are all of the life of Buddha, from the cradle to the grave, and are most artis- tically coored. The story of Buddha will be told and illustrated. Doors open at 6:30; service at 7:30. Only one more Illustrated service at Pilgrim church this season.
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the pastor, will preach in the Grand avenue Congregational church tomorrow morning at 1O:SO on "T'he Unfulflled Promises of Life" In the evening at 7:30 he will preach on Dreams, Dollars and Duties" Professor McAuley of Yale university faculty. has taken charge of a large class of young ladies in the Bible school of this church. The school meets at F o'clock.
 The second meeting of the alumni of Strong school, to complete the organi- zation. was attended by one hundred and fifty persons. The general commit tee met at 730 to complete a draft of the constitution. which at 8 o'clock was submitted to the meeting, which, after making some changes, was adopted. Officers were elected as follows:
 President-A. Willis Blackman, '97
 Vice presidents-S. $. Langley '97, Miss Florence Ludington 97.
 Secretary-Miss Maud S. Kelley '95.
 Treasurer-Frank Lowe '97.
 Representative to assist the secre- tary-'95, Miss Fox 96, Frederick Brad ley; '97, Miss Alling; '9S, Miss Pearl | Crossley; '99 Miss Brown; 1900, Lewis | Lowe; 1901, Miss Westerman.
 A committee was appointed to select | a permanent Strong class pin and col ors. and to confer with the graduating class. It was voted to hold the annual business meeting the first Wednesday | in October.
 The surprise visit paid upon Miss Ed ! na M Fosdick at her home, No. 79 Ex- | change street, was a very successful af- | fair. Those who called included the [ Misses Brockaway Humiston, Higgins | May Andrews May Sturges, Nellie [ Johnson, Beulah Barnes, MT. and Mrs ,. J. Hall Mr. and Mrs. H, P. McBeath | Mrs Brockaway and Messrs Shepard, | Burton, Provost, Doty, Will jams, Smith and Warner. Refresh nents were served, Mrs. Fosdicl< being assisted by Mrs. Brockaway, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. McBeath and Miss Brockaway. 1ames were played and the affair was 'ery pleasant and successful.
 The entertainment and dance of Myr- le chapter, o. F. S, at Polar Star hall evening was a great success. There were about eight couples pres mt and the grand march was led by Attorney c. H. Fowler and wife, the alter the matron of the chapter. The fling was danced by Mr and drs. William N Meickle and received ,reat applause. The character songs of ', P. Gillespie were excellent The hapter netted about $50 from the en- 
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church he pastor, Rev. l.. R. Streeter, D. D., iill preach tomorrow morning and vening: morning subject, Poor Fair, lood Best" evening subject, "The Carpenter and the Goldsmith"
 The usual service, in the evening only. ill be held in the Ferry street church 1-morrow. The pastor continues his cries on the Life of Christi in story lrm.