The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-20
4NE INRp'S YlNEYallD.

News of tho Week from the Various
Churches
The Rev. Frank Scudder, Of New Bruins
wick, will occupy the pulpit of the Lafay-
elite Reformed Church while the Rev. DR..
Duryee is in Europe.
The young ladies Of the Lafayette NJ
Z. Church will give the cantata, Garden
of Flowers, on April a.
The Rev. Father Quill will preach to-
night in st. Peters Church.
An organ recital will be given May 30
i'll St. Matthew's, and u sacred concert
under the auspices of the Young Peoples
Guild
The Society OF Christian Endeavor of
the North Baptist Church held I'm cleo
ton Of officers on Friday night.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Cen
tenary NJ. f. Church raised five hundred
dollars with which they paid for the fur
niture in the parsonage and carpets in the
church
The Kings Daughters of the North
Baptist Church will give q fair in May.
The Catholic Association OF st. Bird
gets Will give an excursion on August |.
The Young People OF Hedding NJ u.
Church will give rag social May Is
This will be quite out of the usual order
of sociables. The admission will be ten
pounds of rags or ten cents. A prize will
Dc given 1OE tuc idERB1b dulDUHt OIL rags.
Miss Beulah Casweli has been appoint
ed organist of Hedding NJ. E. Church.
The Kings Daughters of Hedding NJ. L.
Church are going to build a study for the
pastor, which they will furnish aDDropri-
ateiy
The Kings Daughters of the First Bap-
list Church will give a musicale at the
residence of Miss Van Dyke on April "a.
The First Baptist Sunday School will
give paper festival soon.
There will be baptism in the First
Baptist Church tonight.
The Rev. Gustave Hauser, who has
been pastor of the German Nj. e. Church
pointed to church in Scranton, Pa. He
will be succeeded by the Rev. Kolb, of
Harlem
The parish Aid Society of St. Matthew's
will hold u bazaar in May.
The Rev. Father Cassidy, of st. Peters
Church, has returned from Madison
Twenty new members have been re-
ceived during the last month IN the La
fayette Reformed Church.
The annual election of Calvary Episco-
pal Church. Bayonne, resulted as fol-
lows:--W ardens, Charles Chamberlain
and William H. Stevens, Jr.; yestrymen,
Winfield S. Chamberlain, Daniel w.
Vanatta. John Jones, James Gilmore and
Frederick Chamberlain. The Rev. Will
liam Hall, of Jersey City. has consented
to act as rector of the church for another
year.
The Rev DR. Charles Moidenke, of st.
Johns Lutheran Church, has organized
a Young Ladies' Christian Association
from his congregation, the members of
the confirmation class forming the nu-
cleus. He purposes TO have il literary,
social and useful association. comprising
a sewing circle, to aid the deserving poor
of his parish.
Last Tuesday evening the Mems Asso-
citation OF the same church discussed the
momentous question.-"Is marriage a
failure?''
DIR. Moldenke will sail for Europe the
first week in June for a four months
visit to Norway and Sweden. A young
student from Germany will supply the
pulpit of ST. Johns Church during his
absence.
The Bowers Street Lutheran Church.
the Rev. a. Haffer, pastor, has adopted
plans for a new church edifice TO be
erected on the site OF the present chapel.
As soon as the necessary addition of
81 500 to the building fund is secured op-