The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-19
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kutauqua CircIe-serv.ces at she nurches-surprise Party--Other so- ni Affairs.
 he East Pearl Street Chautauqua lie will meet on Monday, March Fl, the home of Mrs. J. H. DeBaun, 2sS thange street. At the roll call each |nber will be asked to give the lght that has most impressed him or | in reading the article on racial com ttion for February.
 he, services at. Grace P. P. church morrow, 5th Sunday in Lent, will be
 communion at 7:30 a. In., morning yer and sermon at 10:S0 a. m. At p. III. the Right Reverend Chauneey Brewster, Bishop of Connecticut, will ach, and administer the apostolic It of confirmation to about twenty didates. On Tuesday evening at the rector will give an address up the subject, Some Popular Miscon- lions of the Episcopal church"
 the Grand Avenue Congregation Ihurch at 10: Preaching by the pas Dr. Sheath. Tn the evening preach by the pastor on the theme, My her's Cod On Tuesday evening at ~ there will be union service in the Srch to be addressed by Rev. W. J. Hires and Rev. G.. B. Stevens. pr. Ath will preside at the service. sr. and Mrs. Alexander Flannagan Market street are rejoicing over the kwal of a baby boy born Wednesday
 East Pearl Street M. E. church:
 Morning.
 an Prelude--Allegretto ..... Bartlett hem There is a Land of Pure blight" Shelley rtory-"The Comforter Came to Soul One Day" ...... Geo. B. Nevin an Postlude Professional March
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 Evening.
 hn Prelude = Contemplation
 he Holy City) .................G .Gaul ihem-"S Sing Allelulia Forth. .... Buck rtory-"Hew Sweet the Name of sus Sounds" ................ Brown hem" "Sanctus'.. ......... Gounod an Postlude Elevation in A flat ..................... Batiste he pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone, will Lch in the Granad Avenue Baptist rch tomorrow both morning and hing. Morning subject, Paying ts;' evening, Steps into the Chris
 Life"
 few of Miss Mildred Shepard's hds surprised her at her home on hange street Thursday evening. aes such as delight the young folks e indulged in during the evening, owed by refreshments. Among those tent were the Misses Ethel Pearson, y Male, Esther Northrop, Hattie 6lwell, Ruth Delacey, Ruth Barnes, h Seeley, Adie Clark and Masters Nichols, R. Hoadley, C.. Fisher, N. pard, E. Schwang and J. Male.
 he Merrymakers Club were enter led by MT. and Mrs. $. H. Guanya Their home, 275 Exchange street on rsday evening. Music, luncheon and Icing were enjoyed during the even- MT. Flynn played many fine violin s. Those present were MT. and Mrs. hp, MT. and Mrs. Guanya, Misses Try, Cannon, Shanley, Crowley Flynn, ron, Kane. and Condon, also |srs. Malloy, Crowley, Shanley, |th, T. Guanya, Sharon, Flynn.
 bout thirty members of the Epwortn ue enjoyed a social evening at the e of Mrs L. c. Bristol, 191 Exchange let, on Thursday evening. After a 1t business session an entertainment given, followed by a general social. extra large assembly enjoyed the cing at the masquerade ball given Thursday evening in Polar Star
 by the New Ray Pleasant club.
 costumes were many and varied, e of them being exceptionally hue. About Il o'clock, those who e competing for prizes formed for lld march and at the conclusion the owing prizes were awarded: Miss de Parrott, first prize, gold ring, Patrick's day costume, all green; h O'Connell, second prize, silk um- (la. full Mexican outfit; Charles