The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-09

observed, at this service; 12:1o Sunday school F. A Chafee, superint tenoenr Brutherhood9 class led by B. EIs " H. Hams. s.232'' class led by the minister 6s3o, early evening service. aieader. MISS Margaret smith, topic, Heart Hunger for God and His House.; 7:30 popular evening worship with music by the choir and a string orchestra comp os- ed of violin, cello and piano Short practical sermon on. Sunday Observ- ance,'' being the second in the series Inf Making Good Seats reserved for strangers.
 PEOPLES CHURCH.
 Laurel and Park avenues. Rev. H. A. Davenport, minister. Prayer 10 a. m. Public worship. 1o:30. Theme, Assembling Ourselves Togethers Sunday school 12-1- Christian En- deavor meetings, and 6a30 p. m., with written reports Pastors class 5:30N
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH State street, corner Myrtle avenue Rev. John MacLaren Richardson, pas tor. Services, 10:30 a. m; Sunday school, 12:O5: Christian Endeavor, 6.30. Subject in the morning. God the F:a4h- er,'s evening, 'tThe Immortal Life" A special musical service the choir sing 1 ing the cantata, sThe Inheritance Dt- vine" Organ recital o'clock. E.
  Musical Evening Service-Organ Re- cftal at ' o'clock (a) Prelude and Fugue in D minor. J. S. Bach; (b) Andante from vio- lin Concerto,'' Mendelssohn; Co Le Cygne (The Swami. Saint Saens; (d) scherzo (Canon), Jadassohn; (e) Ro- nance Tschaikowsky.
 l 7:30 o'clock-Choir Sentence, .sThe Lord is in His Holy TempIel' Marston: l Offertory, Hymn Celeste" Rudolf Y-z-- ffrrvr. yine." Harry Rowe Shelley. No. 1 quartet '.Jerusa1em That City Glori- ous''; No. 9, solo, (tenor9, And I, John, Saw the Holy City,; No. 3, 1 quartet, s'No Sound is Heard of Weep ing; No. 4. solo (alto), .4And He That tet, Alpha and Omega Praise; No. l6,s solo, tsoprano). His Face Shall They in Glory See',: No. T. quartet. Softly on the Stiffness Falling; No. l 8, solo Cbass), sI, Jesus, Have Sent Mine Anger; No. g, quartet 'sCome, post1ude, .'polonaise,'' F.. Chopin; Miss Judith Linberg. soprano: Mrs. Ger trude L. McAuliffe, contralto; MT Sid- ney Colborne, tenor; MT. Austin Mac CohneIl bass MT. Elmer s. Joyce, lorganistand director.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH l West and Wash ington avenues Rev. John Richard Brown, minister Ser vices at 30 and 7:3o. Sunday school at 12 The Pastors Class for, Men. Christian Endeavor society at 6:30. Address by J. D. Brock of the Y. M c. A, morning, subject, .sThe Mystical Experience: Its Place in Christianity evening ubject, ..The Golden Si1ences of Jesus" Popular service. All well come.
 l GERMAN REFORMED CHURCH. l Congress street, near Main street. Herman G. Wiener, minister. Di- vine services, morning, 10: 30, and eve hing 7:30 Sunday school at 9:S0 a. m. Confirmation class meets at o'clock. Sermons on the Apostles Creed will be continued in the morn ling.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST l s71 Lafayette street. Service at Il ] a. m Subject Adam and Fallen Men Sunday school at 12:15. Wed nesday evening testimonial meeting al Is. The reading room is open efery day except Sunday from 10 to- and from to 5. and also on Thursday evenings. All are welcome. THE SALVATION ARMY. 30 Elm street. AdJutant E. J. Atkin- son in charge. Sunday, Mothers Day. A special program has beer arranged for the afternoon and even ling services At 3 p. m. subJect