The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-16

ST. FAUL'S ANNIVERSARY
Greenvil1e R. c. Church
Will Hold Jubilee Ser
vices Tomorrow.
CHRIST HOSPITAL FINANCES.
Committee Deyising Means To Raise
Money-Local Church
Notes.
CHRIST HOSPITAL FINANCES

Four years e St. Paurs Roman Cath
Ollie Church. of Greenvilie. was dedicated
The cornerstone had been laid the year
previous. and ar imposing red brick
structure erected on Greenviile avenue at
the junction of Old Bergen Road. The
fourth anniversary of the church will be
observed tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, when solemn high mass Wilt be
celebrated. 1t is expected that the Rev.
Father j. Joseph Schandel, pastor of the
church, and two other priests from Jersey
City will oficiate. but it is not definitely
announced who the.e will be.
The musical programme for the ami
versary services will be exceptionally fine.
MiIlard's Mass in B fat will be sung by a
choir of eleven voices, with organ and d
full orchestra from New York city, Mr..
G. D. Matteo. conductor. The offertory
will be ''Exuitare' by Zungl. The pro-
grafnme has been arranged by Prof f. K.
Schreiner. organist and conductor, who
has full charge of the church's music.
The choir comprises the following:-Miss
Ida Lembeck, Miss Hannah Mahoney.
Miss Mary Folger, Miss Annie Wagner
and Miss Frisbie. soprani; Mrs. Ella
Lembeck and Miss Katie Frisbie. altos;
Messrs. Schick and Schreiner, teuori, and
Me=srs. Anton Kraus, Johu Dietz and
James O'Neill. bassos.
The growth of the church has been
rapid from the fl st. the congregation
now numbers about 5000, and a finely
equipped parochial school has been built
oE adjoining property. IL is expected
thar a large number of ~clergymen Of the
vicinity will be present at the ceremonies
tomorrow morning.
CHRIST HOSPITAL REPORT.
The Finance Committee of Christ Hos
pital held its midsummer quarterly meet
ing last Thursday, at which the reports
submitted showed a financial standing
more satisfactory than for many years
past. Outstanding debts ave been paid.
and sufficient money remains in The
treasury to pay the bills for the pasJ
month, audited at This meeting. AS usual
in warm weather. when the patrons are
almost all u of town, the receipts have
been much smaller, but on the
whole, Treasurer White declares the
finances in a satisfactory condition.
The Executive Committee of the Hos
pital held its monthly meeting the same
day, at which the Superintendent of the
Hospital presented her report, showing
that more patients had been treated dur
ing the past month than for any previous
month in the history Of Christ Hospital.
There have been an unusually large
number of surgical cases, and in all, rs
house patients have been treated. of
which A now remain in the hospital; IA
men, 25 women and 5 children. The
women's ward is filled to OVERLOOKING,
aud part of the Daisy Ward, intended for
children, has been given up to their use.
The number of ont patients treete at
the ~dispensary is also unusually large, 367
cases having received attention.
INSPECTION COMMITTEES WORK..
The Inspection Committee report that
the house and grounds are in excellent
condition. All committees are preparing
final reports to be submitted TO The Coun-
Gil, which will hold its regular meeting
on Thursday. July 81. The work of Inc
hospital will thsn be reviewed in detail,
aud the majority of the committees will
adjourn unlil the end of the vacation.
The Rev. George S. Beunitt. rector of
Grace 2. E. Church, is President of the
Council, which corresponds to q Beard of
Managers; the Secretary is Mr.. Johu G.
Crawford, aud the Treasurer Mr.. George
The Treasurer requests that the friends
of tine hospital bean in mind that the
work goes on through the summer
months, while funds are apt to run low
during this psriod.