The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-05-10
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.

Entertainments and FestfvaIs-Snbjecfs
for Totiay's Sermons.
The Christian Brethren have removed
from their rooms on Montgomery street,
to Jersey avenue and Third street,
Tie Rev. d. G. Ellison will discourse
this morning on the subject and
Rejected"
ST. Mary's Guild of ST. Johns Free
Church closed on Thursday. The mem
bers will reorganize in October.
The Kings Daughters of the Emory M.
f. Church will give an entertainment on
May q, and ~.
The Rev. Charles Herr, is spending part
of each week IN New Foundland, New
TIE Rev. Mr. vernoll will preach in the
PARK Reformed Church this morning and
The members of the Ladies' Society Of
the German Reformed Church presented
their secretary, Mrs, Dreyer. with hand
some marble clock at the last meeting.
The ladies of the Bergen Reformed
cbnrch will repeat the Dairy Maid Fes-
tivaI' and give strawberry festival on
the aGamma Sigma" held its last meet
ing of the season on Tuesday.
The Rev Edwin McMinn OF the Sum
init Avenue Baptist Church will preach
an anniversary sermon next Sunday
morning.
The Rel. William Eakins of Simpson
M Il Church will commence series of
sermons in June.
The Rev. DR.. Warren, the rector of st.
Mary's P. E. Church, will commence a
course of sermons next Sunday. night.
The Rev Father McHale Will pc cele-
brant at high mass IA 81; Joseph ;
Church, aud the rev. IT. oeson VIII
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pa lecture on aRomanism" will be given
on Tuesday night in the rooms OF the
Christian Bretheren.
The Christian Endeavor, OF the bergen
Raptist. held their annual electlon OF
officers. Edgar 7 Cor1leld was elected
ppresident' Miss Lottie Loesch, treasurer,
end Miss Wilbur. recording secretary
gsha pew John Trlmmet, the assistant
4, e. LAMBS Free Church, Will be or
dained in ST. Peters Z. Il Churcn, New
York. during this month. 49, Nr
The Epworth League OF tne E.nory ~.
Z. Church are making sainien'' ~. W.
poor .iran nv the Younp
PEOPLES Society in 81. johns Oeiinah
Church on Nav Is. a.ao+,x,, \. :
irhe ,adies' Union Prayer hiees.ns n ~
closed The members VIII reorgahize
early in October. $50, .ta naetor
The Rev. /. w. 11dthpf'~tf. - <tar..-.t>
~ the Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Snu III
will discourse this morning on tne SUI
;aof s.Christian Citizenship. ,.,.,.,
Rev' Father McCrarn, VINO c 6 G 9larcb
,,,s tirst mass in St Josephs X. =. Cnnrc1
ins, S1nslav morning, has been appolnsste s
assistant in q parish III filssou, : sslta,.
The Rev. Father McCrarn was s az e't' i
Inv ia ST. Joseph's Church, anu spe-s 80
bovhood In that parish. e,4.,o.x ~ tha
f,he CHRISTIAN EndeaYor ooclesy !, ~ so,, On
Rergen Baptist Church nave raiseu s s'h,ch
hnndred dollars during the year "A'As''
viii III used for charitable purpose,7.; =, c.
Tbe children Of the sewing school IA ~ ~.
rohs,ss German Church are 1iaAln as
dresses and bedding Tor ssss'aA -
Pev Or. Cornelius Brett, Of the bsl ny
Reformed Church, will take lof M ~ sr No
isct fhis morning sCommunlty OIL 70 pc
Dr. John Leuck of the Board o. ~ i,..s a.
tssr, ~ Union Hill on Monday eveniu s',, ~ ~
iivered an interesting lecture
bv stereoptican views, on M ,,thsran
,hont Paris, at the st. John y Lus,'e Ina
T.hnrch Of that town. Inc genl a1,, 80 n
,soT,nlar doctor. WAS presented VIZ ,u
,ondsome MONOGRAM gold headed caue ~
INC ro,,nc men of the parish.
n s' II ousla Peoples Association q Wy
zrmad Church. Hobokep, held ue'
zfnl social renpion this week. Il
u Young ladies and gentlemen Ok %