The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-26
THANKSGIVING SERVICES.

There will be morning prayer and
sermon at st. Paul's church by Right
Rev. Edwin S. Lines, bishop of New
ark, at 1920.
The services in Christ church will be
chapel, 1880 a. M: morning prayer Tin
the chapel, 10 o'clock: holy communion
and sermon Tin the church), 1880 a. m.
Evening prayer will be said as usual in
the chapel at o'clock. .- q
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in Center church at II o'clock.
Rev. Dr. Smyth will preach the sermon,
He will speak of some things in present
conditions for which he cannot honestly
be thankful, and some things for which
he should give thanks. ~ ..
Another union service will be held at
II o'clock in Calvary Baptist church. at
the corner of Chapel and York streets.
Plymouth, Dwight Place, Trinity M. e.
and Calvary Baptist churches will unite
in this service and there will be a ser
mon by Rev. DR.. McLane, pastor Of
Plymouth church.
There win be special Thanksgiving
service held at the Congregation B'nai
Scholom synagogue on Olive street this
morning at 1890 o'clock. The Sunday
school children will participate In the
exercises. There will be an English lee
ture, and a musical programme has
been arranged by Rev. Mr.. Kleinfeld.
The public is invited to attend the SER
vices.
The First Church of Christ tscientist)
will hold a Thanksgiving service at ii
o'clock in Chamber Of Commerce hall,
T63 Chapel street; subject, ''Thanksgiv-
ing Lesson" A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to ALL
A THANKSGIVING service was held at
the Humphrey Street church on Tues
day night and was participated in by
members of the Humphrey Street Con-
gregational, the Epworth Methodist and
the First Baptist churches. The SER
mon of the evening was preached by
Rev. Mr.. Luckey and the singing was
heartily entered into by all. The SER
vice was a strong one, and there was
an abundance Of spiritual awakening.
AS usual, there will be special attrac-
tons at the theaters Of the city. At
the Hyperion Ben Greet's English COM
pany will present the old morality play
"Everyman," in the afternoon and
Twelfth Night" in the
evening. At the Grand Opera house
special matinee will be given and the
piece to be presented both afternoon
and evening will be David Harum'' by
an excellent company. At Polls there
will be a splendid vaudeville bill for
both the afternoon and evening.
In the afternoon matinee will be
given by the New Haven City Guard
in connection with their ten-day fair
which is being held at the state armory
all this week. In the evening there will
be an exceptionally large number of
dances in the many halls of the city,
and with these attractions for the pub
lie and many private ones there should
not be many dull moments for any one
in the city.
THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINMENT
A Thanksgiving entertainment was
given yesterday morning by the pupils
of room IL Wooster school to the pupils
Of room II. The programme was as
follows:
Song-Room IL.
Landing of the Pill
grims-Miss Rose A. Martin.
Piano solo-Storm King-Miss Georgi-
eta Belcher.
Composition - Thanksgiving - Master
Joseph Shelnitz.
Violin solo-Master Maurice Robino-
vitz.
First Thanksgiving
Miss Marguerite L. Coffey.
Song-The Chase-Rooms II and IL.
Piano duett-Miss Emma Burwell and
Miss Georgietta Belcher.
Conlposition-Origin of Thanksgiving
Miss May Smith.
Recitation-Miss Mabel Robinson.
II and IL.