The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-10-04

under the auspices Of the Canton Order
Of Odd Fellows, October 90 II will be
held 10 the Tabernacle. and will be given
II aid OF the building fund Of the South
Bergen Reformed Church.
A fair with be given n the parlors of
the Bergen Reformed Church Oh October
10 by the Junior Endeavor Society. the
proceeds will be used for the Children;
Home and the Home ofthe Homeless.
There will be a celebration OF the Holy
Communion In the Summit avenue Bap-
list Church this morning.
An entertainments and fair was held in
the parsonage Of the Emory NJ. f. Church
Yesterday. IA aid OF the Sunday school
library.
Mr.. Metz will deliver an address In the
German Reformed Church this evening.
The Christian Endeayor OF Westminster
Presbyterian Church will tender a recep-
ton to the President, Mr. john Trumb-
ling, Thursday night.
The Rev W. d. Grant of the South
Bergen Reformed Church will commences
2 course OF night sermons on October IL.
There are twelve in the series, aud all are
called Character sermons The sub
ject of the first will be Peter"
There will be special children's services
In the Bergen Reformed Church today
The Rev. Cornelius Brett will address
the children on the subject of Claims Of
the Sunday" this evening
The Mispah Missionary Circle, of the
Summit Avenue Baptist Church, will
give an entertainment tomorrow night.
The Guild of the Iron Cross OF ST.
Johns Free Church are grading the
ground adjoining the church for tennis
court. 1t Will be enclosed by q new fence
and will be ready for use by November.
There will be chiliren's service in the
German Reformed Mission of Lafayette
today at two o'clock. The children will
be addressed by the Rev. ]. 3. Kommers
OF the Lafayette Reformed Church, the
Rev. G. Andrea OF the st. Johns German
Reformed Church, Mr.. Muller, the Rev.
r. r. Green and Mr.. Crone.
An entertainment Will be given the last
week in October by the Guild of the Holy
Cross of St. johns Free Church. 1t will
be called the Carnival OF Authors 2
Judge j. j. Bouton. one Of the oldest
and most prominent members OF the Lin
den avenue Methodist Church. has
offered ten thousand dollars TO be placed
in the bank to the credit of the church,
the interest of which is to be placed to the
credit of the church. SO that IN seven
years the total debt, now fifteen thou
sand five hundred dollars, will be ex-
| ringuished.
| The cornerstone laying of the Church
of the Holy Rosary has been postponed
The Rev. DR.. George. OF the Linden
Avenue Methodist Church, has returned
| from Detroit. He went in company with
there attended the conference. He also
! stopped at Toledo, where he delivered a
missionary address.
St. Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal
Church on Sussex street has begun its
fall work. The Guild, Sunday school and
parish work are now under way.
The efficient choir received a number
of accessions. aud there are now twenty
| eight men and boys vested in it. Rev.
| Joseph Mock, the rector, will oficiate to-
day.
field, Eng, will preach In the Linden
Avenue NJ +. Church this morning. The
pastor, the Rev. DR.. George, will preach
| tonight.
| The Women's Guild OF So. Matthew's
Protestant Episcopal Church will give a
Quaker supper on Thursday night. Oeto-
| Der S. Supper will be served from half
past six to half past nine ia the Sunday
/ school room.
Mr.. Charles Baier, of Trinity Church,
| New York, win this week take charge OF
the choir of St Mary's Protestant Episco-
! pal Church. Hoboken avenue. GOOD re-
| suits are expected under his tutorship. as
| there is excellent material in The choir to
4 work with.
The meetings in the Erie Street Mis-
/ sion this week have been very interest
/ lug. Many of those who have attended
/ them have been converted. The service
| lam Osborn and wife, and other speakers
| from New York. The service Will begin
! at 9 a. m. with an old fashioned love
feast. At half past ten a. m. there Will
be preaching. una ut three p m. prayer
| and conservation, at four p. M. praise
and testimony, ara at half past seven
revival services. There will be choir of
/ thirty voices TO lead tine singing in the
| afternoon from Grace NJ. X. Church, mr.
der the leadership of Frank Stewart.
AT the public service at Hedding NJ. E.
| Church this evening an organ recital will
| be given in addition to the regular SER
vice. The organisJ is Miss Bula Coswell
| and the musical director and soprano
| soioist Miss Jennie Clerihew. Among
the numbers on the programme are a
Largo by Beethoven. postlude ny Lefe-
bure Wely. and soprano solo "Oh. Rest
in the Lord" and q solo from Elijah by
Mendelss ohm, and Behold the Gathered
Harvest, F" by Donizetti. The Rev. w. c.
Snodgrass will preach the second Of his
series on .'Trees of the Bible.n his sub
| ject being "Tbe Almond Tree" The
morning service will also be OF UNUSUAL
interest. as large number of persons are
/ to be received into the church.
The annual meeting of the Hudson
County Bible Society, (auxiliarv to the
| American Bible Society will be held in
the. Bergen Reformed Church. Bergen
| and Highland avenues on Thursday,
| October s. The anniversary exercises
win be held at a quarter to eight .. m.
| Messrs. n. w. Moses and c. Hemming
| will relate their experiences In distribut-
| ing Bibles among the destitute in the
| county The Rev. W. W. Moffett, Dis
| rrict Superintendent will represent the
| parent society, and addresses will be de-
| liyered by the Rev. Frank Fletcher. of
| West Hoboken, and the Rev. Charles r.
| Barnes. D. d., of Hoboken. Good music
/ will enliven the exerci SEES. The officers
| of the society are:- Cornelius Brett, Presi-
Rev. /. ". Gowen. Corresponding Secre,
| tary, and J. w. Hardenbergh, Treasurer.
The services at the Tabernacle will be
especially interesting today. The Rev.
Mr.. Scndder win deliver a discourse on a
specially interesting topic. The feature
of the service will. however. be the can
tata OF Miriam" Miss Florence E.
Turner will sing the solo and she will be
assisted bY chorus Of fifty voices. Prot