The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-06
AMoNG TIE oHURoHEs.

The Lafayette NJ. E. Church fair netted 5000.
Silk mutlers 81, at Hulshizers, 176 Pavonia AZ
enue. ~ ll Hl F
st. Paul's Lutheran Church, on Summit near s..
Paul's avenue, had a successful fair last week,
Dons forget those silk mufiers for S1OO at Hui
shizer's 17e Psvonia avenue ESD 5r& -
The Bazaar Social in the Church of the Good
Shepherd took place last Friday evening.
q Poultry at Symes' market 1O4 Newark gyentie
There is quite revival going on among tt Q
attendants at the Eyangelstic meetings being held
in the West Hoboken M. E. Church.
rye skewl bell'' was rung with success by AuI t
Polly Bassett and her Company at the Park Re-
formed Church last Monday evening
An interesting entertainment was given in st.
auspices of the Glass Of 'o7 st. Aloysius Academy
The exercises were entirely literary. ffa
Prof. A. Wehner presided at the piano at the con-
cert in the Second Reformed German Church. Cen
trail avenue, Thursday night Miss e. Peavy assisted
him. b, Michel directed the choruses. Herr Franz
Kattenhorn was the violinist. Mrs. Simrock sang
and Miss Lulu White recited. The audience was
delighted.
Song and recitation and tableaux at the waverly
Congregational Caurch, under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society, drew a fine audience Thursday
evening. 4d eII aist3fT /
Elegant Xmas goods at Hulshizer's, handsome
silk suspenders, Doc; magnificent all silk mufiers
$1OO and other great bargains at Hulshizel's. 1T6
Pavonia avenue.
Emory Church choir and the Weber Male Quar-
tette entertained fine Hence Thursday evening.
Choir Master Evans was assisted by +. E. EoIte-
meyer, of the Temple Quartette, and VIM. johnson
OF the Grand street Church. Solos were sung by
+. M. Drew, o. II. Simms, II. L. Reyes, and j. N.
Macy. J. s. Burdctte recited.
Poultry during the holidays is in great demand
and the best place ia Jersey City to obtain what
yeu desire is at Symes market l04 Newark avenue,
The literary entertainment was held in the lee
ture rooms OF st. Johns Free Church on Summit
avenue. last Monday evening under the auspices OF
the Literary Society of the Church The pastor the
Rev. ~r. Stoddard, read selections from 'sDombey
and Son, which were listened to with great deal
of interest.
In the custom department at the MARSHALL Ball
Clothing House the largest assortment of foreign
and domestic trouserings, suitings and overcoat-
ings that can be found the State are displayed
These goods sold at prices that are equal to the
ready made department. A perfect fit is guaran-
| teed in every instance orvmoney refunded. t1 +
| Mems chinchilla oyereoats from IS up at Mar
| shall-Balps. Nii fia t2it
branch of the Woman'a Christian Temperance
Union was organized Friday afternoon in the Mat
tison NJ. Z. Church, Rayonne. Mrs Sdll1nan, wife
OF School Trustee Chas, S.ilIman was chosen Presi-
dent Delegations Of ladies representing the Bergen
| Point Reformed Church, First Baptist Church
Trinity Episcopal Church, Mattison NJ. E. Church
! St. Johns Episcopal Church, First Reformed
| Church, Calvary Episcopal Church and Westview
| avenue M e. Church were present Mrs s. O.
| Whitney, of New York. aud Mesdames Dehman and
Hammer, of Newark, well-known TEMPERANCE advo
Gates. addressed the gathering. The next meeting
| will be held next Tuesday afternoon.