The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-11

festooned over the pulpit railing and a
flag was festooned on the organ front.
In the evening there was Sunday
school concert under the direction OF
the superintendent George l. stur-
ges. Following was the programme:
Professional.
Song Natures Song of Praise-By
school.
Prayer.
Recitation-Wisdom from the Flowers"
Song-As We March Along-Sunday
School choir.
Recita tion-It is Children's Day.
Recitation-The Gem Of Days"
Song-Under the Skies Of Brightest
Blue.
Recitation-June and Her Gifts-By
three girls.
Beauty and Song Everywhere
Sunday School Choir.
Recitation-The Hand for Me.
RecitationLThe Masters Workers.
Duet-Leve for Jesus.
Recitation-The Dear Glad Day.
Recitation-Three Little Blossoms
BY three girls.
Solo-Ruby Stevens.
Recitation-Sing a Song.
IRecitation-Let Us Smile.
Song-Rally for Service-Sunday School
Choir.
Collection.
Reoitation-God in His World.
Song-The Earth is Filed With Song
School.
Responsive Reading.
Song-W elcome to Summer Joy-School
ecitation-Love-Jain Bache.
Song-Children Of the fbingdom-Sun-
day school choir.
ecitation-Flowers and Stars-By tire
girls.
Song Gladstone songs-School.
'Song-Summer Days Have Come Again
Remarks by pastor.
Song-The Garden of the Lord.
Remarks by superintendent.
Song-Onward, Christian Soldiers
Closing prayer
The pastor Of Pilgrim church, Rev,
/ Or. E. Brown, invited the members of
| Quinnipiac Hose company to attend
public worship yesterday and the COM
pany, in, uniform, were present at the
morning service, marching from the
engine house in East Grand avenue.
Mr.. Brown preached a fine sermon bas-
ed on the Biblical story Of 1.-THE Calling
of David He said in part:
''David was a mighty man of valor
and held in high favor, characteristic
that was predominant among the an
clients. We need courage to-day, es-
| pecially do we need courage in the fact
of defeat. Some say that we have lost
| courage, we are so materialistic and so
sordid. Brethren, it isn't true The
| world to-day offers examples Of phys
| ical courage But what we most need
to-day is moral courage. The tempta-
| ton to-day is lifeof ease, the tempta-
ton to get something for nothing
When thin of such an organization as
is present in this church to-day think
of what opportunities these men have
for self Improvement and development
in the abilities of life. The man is
weighed by the ideals he holds. His
destiny eternal is to be determined BY
the ideals that dominate him. A mar
| should be careful of the promises he
| makes. There was never war before
that was conducted with the secrecy
that was characteristic of the Japan.
csc in the recent conflict with Russia
| They were prudent of speech. We
should be careful of our criticisms
Goodness is this-that a man thinks
his life Is sacred trust. The secret
of David's success was his goodness
The world still wants to know wha
can man do. This world still wants
to know what mans character is
The world to-day, just as it did 1900
years ago needs men Of character anC
of courage. The music included tn,
hymn Onward, Christian Soldiers,
and was well rendered throughout b,
the quartette consisting Of Mrs. H. L
Clark, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Hall and MI
Chip and Miss Worries, organist.
The Kings Daughters of Fair Ha
ven auxiliary to w. G. T. u. No. 2 will
give a musical and Literary entertain
ment for the benefit Of the union, thi
evening at o'clock. The president o
the Kings Daughters, Mrs. Marthi
Angus, will have charge of the affair.
At noon Saturday at the home of tn
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johi
Damn, 5SS Ferry street, their daughter
| Miss Charlotte G. Damn, was united il
!. marriage to George e. stansfield o
this city. c. S. Thompson, classmat
| Of the groom, Yale '02 was the hes
man. Rev. E. c. Tullar oficiated.
| The pastor of the East Pearl stree
M. e. church surprised his people b.
. announcing that the deaconess, Mis-
} Harriet Griggs Of williamsport, Pa, i
; to begin work Immediately with tn
church.