The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-06
Events hi MANY Chnrcl,es.


The cantata of esther" will be given
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings in St. Paul's NJ E. Church. The
costumes will be very pretty, and large
chorus and some excellent vocalist Will
make the entertainment well worth see
ing.
At the Wednesday night prayer meet
ing in the Bergen Reformed Church
young Japanese student named vi YoS-
hlda, son Of high government official in
Japan, made an address. Oi Yoshida Is
now a sophomore at Rutgers, and when
his education is completed will return to
Japan to convert The Japanese to the
Christian belief His remarks were ex-
ceedingly. interesting on "Wednesday
night, and his appearing in the costume
OF his country also was a feature OF in
terest.
The Rev. J. F. Thompson will entertain
ms friends at the Universalist Church,
on Summit avenue, this evening, with his
views on the people he has met III Europe.
The Rev. Mr., Thompson is an entertain
ing talker and his discourse tonight
promises to be of no little interest.
On next Sunday evening he will speak
on The Banks of the Doom" and every
Sunday evening until the middle of
November he will speak on various in
teresting topics from lands beyond the
sea. 81
Tonight there will be praise service in
the Bergen Reformed Church. The mu-
steal programme which has been arranged
is an excellent one.
The Star League, q society for children,
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Snodgrass in
Hedding M. E. Church, met for the first
time since June on Wednesday afternoon.
The purpose of the society is to instruct
the children in religious training.
The Centenary NJ e. Church will re-
open today. The morning service will be
communion service.
St Michaeps Church will have fair
during this month.
Next Sunday the Sacrament of the Holy
Communion will be partaken of by the
Holy Name Society of st. Mary's Church.
The Ladies' Fund Society of the Park
Reformed Church, held its first meeting
this week and made arrangements for the
winters work.
The Park Reformed Church will be
painted, both the exterior and interior.
Work will be commenced at once.
Or: Schottover has had picture of St.
Phillip Neri, the patron of his church,
painted by the Rev. Father Bonaventure,
of the Benedictines. This will be I'M
yelled in the Italian church in Newark
today with imposing ceremonies. The
Right Rev. Mgr. De Concilio, of st.
Mlchael's, this city, will make an address.
High Mass will be celebrated by the Rev.
S. Wallace, Of the Newark Cathedral.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Simp-
son M. r. Church recognized this week.
A fair will be held October 81 in the
new school building of St Paul of the
Cross and will continue for two weeks,
entertainments of various kinds being
arranged for every evening.
The Catholic Young Mems Literary
Association Of st. Paul of the Cross are
now occupying their new rooms in the
school building recently erected They
intend giving d house warming soon to
which all of their friends will be invited.
The Ladies' Aid and the Young Ladies'
Society of the Bergen Reformed Church
entered upon their winter work this
week.
The Young Peoples Literary Society of
Simpson M. E. Church elected officers for
the ensuing year on Thursday evening.