The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-25
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NEW HAVEN C. F. UNIONS AN-
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In Pilgrim Church-The Programme
 Speedway Races for To-day Called or
 Cleared s02 by Supper-PersonaI.
 The seventeenth regular meeting of the New Haven Christian Endeavor un- ion will be held with the Pilgrim Con- gregational Endeavor society, East Grand avenue, corner of Lenox street, tomorrow evening, April 26, at 7:45, Following is the programme: 7;45-Service of Song.
 S:0O-Words of Welcome, A. w. Wright,
 president of entertaining society. Scripture.
 Prayer-Rev. Robert D. Brown.
 Quartette.
 S;15-Roll Call and Business.
 S:2O-A Word on Civic Righteousness-
 Professor Charles F. Kent.
 Hymn.
 S:SO-A Message From the Student Vol
 unteers, Professor Charles F. Kent. | Solo,
 S:4O-Address, "The Secret of Unity"
 Rev Francis T, Brown.
 Closing Hymn, Mizpah
 There was a large attendance Monday evening at the Grand Avenue Baptist church, when Rev. Philip s. Evans of Brooklyn, a former pastor, gave a leo- ture on A Year in China and What Saw There" The lecture was under the auspices of the Right Hand Cir cle of Kingas Daughters MT. Evans returned from China a few months ago, having gone there to visit his son, Dr. P. S. Evans, jr., who is a medical mis- sionary, at Hang Kowk MT. Evans gave an interesting description of his travels, and the audience appreciated the talk very much. A social hour fol- lowed the lecture, and ice cream were served by members Of the circle. John H. Manwarng, well-known resident of Lloyd street and his daugh- ter, Miss Addie Manwaring, have brok- en up housekeeping, on account of the death of Mrs. ManWarlng last week They leave to-day, accompanied by Mrs. Manwarlngs daughter, Mrs. Jehn s. Edwards, for the latter's home at Ammagansett, Long Island, for a stay of several weeks. Mrs Edwards came up to attend the funeral of her mother.
 B. s. Bradley, manager of the Clinton avenue speedway, said last night that the matinee races planned for this aft ernoon had been called off. More money is needed by the association to put the track in proper condition, and it is hop ed that this will be forthcoming so that the track can be fixed up and in good condition for next Wednesday after noon. It is not known as yet whether there will be a meeting there on Mem orial da vas it will depend on whether the New Haven driving association will have meeting or not.
 Mrs. William Watrous and Young child, of Bridgeport will arrive here to- day on a visit to MT. and Mrs. s. J. I4atta of Pine street and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Watrous of Shelter street.
 The members of Columbia castle, K. G. E., after the regular meeting last evening, enjoyed whist for which some pretty presents were awarded and aft erwards refreshments were served.
 The ladies of the Pilgrim church, de- spite the lessened attendance at the meeting of the New Haven Congrega- tional club, int consequence of the bad weather, made $s2.SO ond their supper served Monday evening.
 Flag day on April 30 will be observ- ed with brief exercises at Strong school, and the flag will be displayed on all of the school buildings.
 Mary A. Hixckey has purchased of Benjamin A. Cooke property fifty feet 1 in Clinton avenue.
 Rev. pr. Sheath, who has been indls- posed for several days, was able to be out yesterday.