The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-09-27
IN RELIGIONS WORLD.
Coming Installation At the
Lafayette Reformed.
MUSIC AT THE TABERNACLE.
Mission Services at St. Patrick !
Church on the Heights
Other Matters of More
Than Usual
Interest.
MUSIC AT THE TABERNACLE.

Inc installation of the Rev. T. j. Kom
Mefs as pastor Of the Lafayette Reformed
thurch, will take place Tuesday night at
quarter to eight. The ceremony will be
Interesting and the presence of large
number Of people is expected. The Rev.
II Cornelius Brett, of the Bergen Re-
formed Church. will preach sermon,
ana there will be some remarks by the
rev. Dr. z. d. Van Cleef, OF the Wayne
street Reformed Church. The Rev. w.
IL Knox, of Bayonne. viii give the
charge TO the pastor. and the Rev. DIR.
Duryea, the former pastor Of the church,
VIII deliver the charge TO the people.
Several other clergymen viii be present
and assist in the exercises. The. Revs.
w. D. Grant, W. p. Bruce and j. e.
Riggs will be among the number
Tue Rev. Mr.. Kommers has already be-
gun MS pastoratet and has been warmly
received by the congregation. He has
py his eloquent sermons and genial
manner drawn many strangers into the
church. The church evidently is In a
1leurishing condition, aud under Mr..
homniers, promising future awaits it.
MISSION AT ST. PATRICK's.
Today a mission will open in St. Pat
rick's parish. 1t will last two weeks. the
first week being for women and the las t
Tor men. 1t will commence this morn
ing at High Mass, and there will
pc during the week Masses
Vespers and the Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament. IL will be in charge of the
Key. Father Himmel. assisted by the Rev
Father Mcdonald. Several other mission
priests will participate IN tine services.
The mission for the men will begin next
week, and the services will be ire same
as this week, closing on the following
unday With the stations and the Way of
the Cross and the Benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
WORK AT THE TABERNACLE.
The tabernacle has a great deal on
hand at present. 1t is arranging q special
children's day for next Sunday. It is
called by Rev. John l.. Scudder Rally
ing Day The Superintendent, Mr.
Frank Blake, is makingan effort to have
the occasion pleasant one. Everyone,
young or old, is invited, and every neces-
sary arrangement will be made to render
the 'rallying' a day of rejoicing The
1dea OF this celebration originated with
The pastor and some of the members of
the Sunday school. It's chief object is to
attract to the Sunday school children who
do not attend anywhere; also TO keep the
puDlls' interest awake to the necessity OF
doing Sunday school work. The evening
service will be made as attractive as that
of the afternoon. and the mem bers OF the
school will take part in all the exercises.
Another event set down for next Sun
CAV is the Praise Service. No one will
fail TO hear SchHbert's Song of Miriam
by tile Tabernacle choir OF seventy-five
voices. It will take half an hour of con-
tinuAI singing TO render this beautiful
Grafton. The choir, under the direction
OF Mr.. Victor Baier, has been rehearsing
all summer for this particular occasion.
ut is our Intention said the Rev. John
L. Seudder. ITO give these musicales once
each month TIE music will always be
of a classical character. aud we have
made our selections for every month
through the year. "No doubt" con-
tinued the pastor. they will be great
treat to the lovers Of music, and we ex-
pect The Tabernacle win be flied to over
flowing every time we give one.n