The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-15
AMONG The CHURCHES.

Mrs. Ella De Carlo will sing at the gospel service
at the Tabernacle this afternoon.
Can you beat our silk umbrellas at 1882 Guess
not. They are the greatest bargains in the market
| Grace Episcopal Church, Greenville is 10 have
new organist in the person of Mr.. Edward Elkorne,
of Newark.
The s2,5O sterling silver Paragon frame, all silk
umbrella is going like hot cakes at Baron's, New
ark avenue.
| The proceeds from the fair recently held in
| Greenville for the benefit of st. PauIs Roman
| Catholic Church, have wiped out the church debt.
| Purchase your stoves, before the biting cold
weather sets in, at H. f. Clatks stove store, SO
| There was luncheon party given by the ladies
! Of the Second Presbyterian Church in the church
| last Monday evening.
| The gentlemen will see that their wives 90 to
Wood Menagh's for their housefurnishing goods.
| Save money there.
st. Johns Church Choir Glee Club held meet
ing at the residence of Mr. Mcbride, on Magnolia
avenue, last Wednesday evening.
Ladies will please to remember that the largest
assortment of housefurnshing goods in Jersey
City can be found at Wood Menaghs.
Paris and chaperon was the subject of an
interesting lecture delivered at Emory NJ 4.
Church, by the Rev. J. M. King last Thursday
evening.
The Rev. D.. Talmage at racted an audience of
about 700 to listen to his celebrated lecture on
Darwinism" at the Tabernacle last Thursday
evening.
The cheapest store in the city to purchase f1rn-
iture is at Frank ]. Hanlys Retail at Wholesale
Price House, 203 Newark avenue, three doors above
Jersy avenue.
An entertainment consisting of stereopticon
views and song, was given in the Tompson NJ. E.
Church last Monday evening under the auspices of
Philip Phillips.
Do you skate, young ladyP If you do, purchase
your new roller skates at Wood l. Menagh's, the
greatest assortment in Jersey. Every style lowest
prices, at Wood Menaghs.
An interesting lecture, entitled 1.-THE Prodical
Son., was delivered by Prof. W. W. Smith, of Ohio,
last Monday evening, in the Palisade NJ. E. Church.
New York avenue and North street.
Bishop starkey administered the rite of contar-
nation to thirty-three young people at the church
of the Holy Trinity last Thursday evening in the
presence of large congregation
Ladies, don't forget that every sensible woman,
before purchasing sewing machine, is sure to ex-
anime the Household machine, the best in the mar
ket for saving your health, and cheapest in price
Grace M. E. Church, Tonnele avenue, near Der
gen square, Rev. r. Harcourt, DID, The pastor
will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Sub
ject for the morning, Peace" Subject fer the
evening, Bread.
At this time of tho year every housekeeper is
preparing tor the great cold waves that will soon
sweep over the city 1t behooves you to see that
your stoves or ranges are in good condition. If
they not then go to II. F. Clarks stove store sc
Newark avenue.
most interesting concert was given last Tues
day evening in the South Bergen Reformed church.
under the auspices of the South Brooklyn Rescue
Temperance Union, in aid Of church. Miss Flor
ence Corbetts recitations and Masters McGee
Davis and Adamss singing elected good deal of
applause
The following were elected officers of the Park
Reformed Church at the annual election held last
Thursday evening" Elders-Frederick P. Benedict
Ohar,eS /. Krugler and Thomas Nj. Ward. Deacons
Benjamin s. Garrison, A. @. Wortendyke and
DIR. W. A. Durrie, Jr The annual report shows
the church to be in a hourishing condition.
The Gospel and Song Service tomorrow after
noon at o'clock Will be very interesting occa-
sion. DR.. Harcourt viii give Bible reading and
preach sermon of twenty-five minutes in lenzth
Miss Ella De Carlo will sing SOLO and Mrs f.
Dewey will sing "Jesus my Cross have taken"
All of every name are invited. Admission free.
"A story of the war was told last Monday even
ing in the Bergen Baptist Church by Rev. w. II.
Barbour, Of Newark, Messrs. s. Il. Collins, F. H.
Clark, O. W. Shone and Z. ]. Wiley, composing the
Orpheus Quartette, rendered Just Before the
Battle, Mother" in highly creditable manner
and assisted by the Sunday school choir, sang
some other pretty songs.
pleasant entertainment was held in the First
Presbyterian Church of the Heights last Tuesday
night for the benefit Of the Sunday-school. The
principal attraction the singing of the Rutgers
College Glee Club. There was also some we'll rem
dered selections by Miss Gussie Alderman, of New
Miss Louise Perler, of New York.
first twelve o'clock reception on THANKSGIVING and
on the second Wednesday of every month follow
ing. This school has the reputation of sending ont
finished dancers in remarkably short time. Chill
dren receive special attention, both as to deport-
ment and dancing. Reception tickets can be had
at Office of Academy, In the Bank building. corner
Of Payonia avenue and Erie street