The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-19

Cnurcn at BayOnne the IOlIOWlng
services will be held on Sunday in eel
ebration of Easter:-Half-past seven
a. m, celebration of the holy COM
munion; eleven a. IN, choral celebra-
ton and sermon; three d. M, chill
dren's service; half-past seven p. M,
evening song service and sermon. The
Rev. Charles H. Allen will preach at
the choral service and the Rev. Oscar
Valentine, the rector, will conduct the
evening services.
The choral celebration will be given
by a supplied male choir, under the
direction of Choirmaster and Organist
Charles E. Colbeck. The programme
is as follows
Organ prelude, Pastoral symphony ....... Handel
Professional, 10 Day of Rest and Glad
Communion Office.
Gloria, Gratias. Woodward
Offertory, II Know that My Redeemer
Diveth" Handel
Master Alfred Thompson, solo soprano.
Sursum Corda, Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus.
Del, Gloria in Excelsis, Monk in D.
Nunc Dimittis, Hunt in G.
Recessional, Come Ye Faithful, Raise
Organs sne p Ssain tHaiieluiah Chorusa :. s .HandeI
A Church's Birthday.
The congregation of the African
Angelic Baptist Church, of Bayonne,
celebrated the first annual anniver-
sary of the formation of the church
society last evening by entertaining
its friends with a supper and recep-
ton in Salter's Memorial Hall. at
Pamrapo. Delegations of members
from sister churches located in
Brooklyn, Yonkers; New York city
and Jersey City assisted in
making the event pleasurable
and successful. The Committee of
Arrangements comprised the Rev.
John p. Thornton, the pastor; James
K~ingsland, president; Richard Eat
man, vice president; Meyers r. Arm
strong, recording secretary; Arthur E.
Bell, treasurer; William FL. Holmes,
corresponding secretary; James
H. johnson and William Rich,
cashiers; Nathaniel Farrell, Henry
Jackson, Thomas Van Buskirk
walters. Among the guests were
Bayonne, Elder of the Second Advent
lists Church at Pamrapo; the Rev. Mr..
Turner, pastor of the Bethesda Bap-
fist Church of Jersey City, and Prof.
Leon st. Clair Sutherland, Rantankas-
kas, the Grand Carcase of the Tribe of
Fleetfieet, Totem of st. Tammany,
The church now numbers fourteen
members. Eleven converts will be
added to the fold next
| Sunday. Services are held every Sun
day evening at half-past seven o'clock,
in the old Westview Avenue Methodist
| Church, on West Forty-sixth street,
Pamrapo. The society has purchased
| the edifice and is making a determined
effort to pay off the 81, 600 still due.
Services at st. Mary's.
Special services, in celebration of
Holy Thursday and Good Friday were
held Yesterday morning and this morn
ing in st. Mary's Star of the Sea R. G.
Church at Bergen Point. High
mass was celebrated by the
Rev. Father Andrew M. Egan, the
curate. A professional by the children
of the parochial school and st. Mary's
Academy followed, and the blessed
sacrament was transferred to the re-
pository in altar of the Blessed Virgin.
The affairs and chancel of the editice
were prettily decorated with flowers.
Bayonnettes.
No exercises in celebration of Arbor
| Day were neld in the public schools of
Bayonne Yesterday, because teachers
and pupils are preparing to celebrate
| the centennial anniversary of Wash
ington's Inauguration.
Miss Maude Jacobus, of Brooklyn, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Robert B.
Youells, of Avenue d, Pamrapo.
THE NEWS OF NORTH HUDSON.