New Britain herald., 1915-05-03
UNION MEETING Of
 CHURCHES THURSDAY R''. (. I. ssr'y d AsAh Ass's'a.
 tiea to sgta--chuTsh Notes.

The churgh night services of the South, CeAter and Baptist churches 1 will take 1the form of a union service 1 in the s1uth Congregational church Thursday evening, when Rev. George I T. Berry, secretary of the McAll As l sociatfon of America, will speak in the chapel on "Religious Conditions In 1 France The address will be one of 1 unusual interest in view of the fact l that the war has emphasized certain 1 features of the religious situation in l France.
 1 Joseph C. Beebe, recently of Au- l burn. N. Y., began his work as or E ranist and director of music at the ] South church yesterday, as did the l members of the new quartet, Miss Se- 1 eur. Mrs Johnson, Mir. Dowd and Mir. Ames. All were given a cordial well come. Mir Anes has been singing for several Sundays. The Womans Foreign Missionary society will hold it's regular meeting Monday afternoon at o'clock in the church par1ors.
 On account of the unusual meeting of the, American .McAil Association in
 
 ing of the Maternal association will be held in the parish chapel Tuesday at 3 o'clock. A report of the State Motherhood club will be given.
 The annual meeting of the Arneri- can McAll association will be held at the Center church, Hartford, on We'd nesday and Thursday. The morning sessions open at 9:30 and the after noon sessions at ? o'clock. Wednes- day evening Dr. McCracken, president of vassar college, will give the princi- pal address
 The Little Tourists club will meet at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
 The Woodruff club will meet at o'clock Thursday evening.
 Brotherhood Dinner, May If.
 A dinner for men will be given Fri day evening, May. IA, under the aus pices of the Brotherhood of the South church. This will be the last social gathering of the season and it is hoped that alT men will make special ef- fort to be present. The entertainment committee will provide good music and live speaker. The report of the nominating committee appointed to suggest officers for the ensuing year will be made at this gathering and of ficers will be elected.
 Following is the schedule of cottage prayer meetings for this week:
 May $, at home of H. E. Shepard, 15T6 Stanley street. leader, Harry Han- cock. May 5. at Town Home, Rocky Hill avenue, leader. C.. IL Dyson. May ', home of l.. H. Bell ll,.CommonWealth 1 n ny.ntr ,Yns Ia A A Erwin Home, Bassett street, leader, Avery, 2ss Shuttle Meadow avenue, leader, E. F. Jennison.
 Thirty New Members.
 The following persons were received into the mem bersiaip of the South Congregational church yesterday:
 On confession of faith-Piney Pearl Beyer. 8 Whiting St, Herbert Alva Brann, s64 Grand St, Mrs. Lillian Mar. ion Carrier, 146 Maple St, Helen Jen- nie Clancy, 37 Greenwood St., An- struther Dunbar Clifford, e1 Columbia St., Mrs. Margaret Winston Clifford, sl Columbia St, Mary Winston CIif- ford, 61 Columbia St. Hazel Jean Dun- canson Ito Grand St. Harry Waldemar Hultgren. 21 Wakefield Ct. Mrs. Es- ter L. John, 4O Lafayette St., George Franklin kibbe, Rocky Hill Ave, Otto Kopf, 253 Beaver St. Walter Kopf, 253 Beaver St., Mrs Alnnas P. Merza, 1Q3 Grand St., Julius Henry xIilke, g
 Griswold St, Joseph J. OdisAoe, 4e i Lafayette St., Clarence c. Palmer. If
 Columbia St., Mrs. Mabel Lanpher l Palmer, IA Columbia St, Esrael A. Peters, 40 Lafayette St., Sherwood I Henry Raymond, 95 Harrison St., Mrs Henry Martindale Raymond, s5 Harri- son St., Charles Sahrbacher 114 Cieve- land St. Mrs. Charles Sahrbacher, If l Cleveland St., Moses B. Sulliman, 5s 1 Elm St., Bertha Elizabeth Waddell, ! " Columbia St.
 By letter from sister churches l Lucius A. Carrier, 146 Maple St, Con- gregational church, Berlin Conn, MT. l and Mrs. Oliver N. Ferry, Maple Hill, I Congregational church, Palmer, Mass, 1 Mrs. Ida Raymond iKbbe, Rocky Hill Ave, Congregational church, Tolland, l Conn, MT. and Mrs. Noah Lucas, Y
 Harrison St., Second Congregational ' { r \