The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-18
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.

lie Lyceum will be laid tomorrow at two
2. M. by the Right Rev. Bishop Wigger.
The line of march will form on Jersey
avenue and Montgomery street, thence to
Wayne street, to Grove, to Newark ave-
nue., to Jersey avenue, to Mercer, to
Brunswick, to Montgomery street. All
organizations wishing to participate will
report at one p. M, jerSey avenue and
Montgomery street.
The Kings Daughters Of Trinity Bap-
fist Church held a sociable and entertain
ment on Thursday evening. h funds
realized viii be devoted To the benevolent
work of the circle.
The sociable und strawberry fes iival OF
the ladies or st. Joln's NJ. + Cbur CHI Oh
Central avenue last Tuesday evening was
u decided success and netted a handsome
sum for the PAL sonage improvement tuud.
The Misses Rachel Fare, Ganse and
Bittner helped to enterta Ii the company
with music aud recitatious.
Pastor Green OF the Emanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church or Summit avenu mex
Monday evening win deLiver an illus
trated lecture on Around the World in
Ninety Minutes"
st. TlinitaLis Lutheran Sunday School
will mold It's annual picnic at tie
Schuetzen Park on July IL. Tne teachers
are preparing a programme of sports aud
games that will give the little ones 81
great variety OF amusement anu q pleas
ant time.
lLe recent monthly meeting of the
Teachers Association of st. johns Luth-
tran sunday school on North street was
made The occasion of II sociable to enable
the members to spend q pleasant evening.
Social CHAT and refreshments comrined
to make 1t Il most epjoyalls affair. Ar
rangenieDts were competed lor the great
parade amt picnic OF the two schools,
which Will take place on July Is.
Richard L. GreAn, the eX-President of
the Hudson County Sunday School Assoc
ciatiou, who has Il wide acquaintance
among the Sunday schocl magnates Of
The county IL Vicinity, has been favofet
tnl5 season with Invitations to review
Sunday school PROFESSIONS in Brooklyn.
Hoboken aud Jersey City in company
with the Mayor and other EoLables of
these cities. He is also booked FOR an al
dress ut a big Sunday school demonsaa-
ton in Bergen county next mouth.
The Sunday School WeacDers' Union
of the Fourth district hereafter will meet
weekly ut one permanent place. the
rlinIIy Baptist Churcn On Bowers street.
tor the preparatory study of the regular
lesson lor the following Sunday. The
association will endeaHor to secure the
SERVICES OF Ralph wells, the famous Sun
day school worker to teach the lesson
during the next course that Will begin In
October and last until next May.
St. johns M. E.. Sunday School, on
Central avenue, will celebrate "Children's
Day' tomorrow morning. Birds, flowers
and flags will help to lend the church II
gala appearance. Richard r. Green will
deliver the usua address. Mss 5. Bitt-
ner will reclte and the children will ren-
der u pleasing order OF rec:tations and
sacred Ongs.
Tue Bnptist congregation of Union Hill
thirty G trs ago built and occupied the
qutiut LIT le chapel on Franklin sire t.
Deacon Tommy Gardner" the famous
pioneer in the business OF shad fishing in
the hudson River, was the originator Of
the enterprise. The good did deacon has
b, en- dead II long While. anu mis- ancestoIs
and .helr co-lahorerS uie now talking OF
pulling down the old structure and erect
ing Il haudso @ new church on It's site.
The three iiiusti atea lectures delivered
by the Rev. +. Russell, OF the Jones M.
e. Church, on his extensive travels about
tae world, were so highly entertaining
and pi otitabie to the church that he may
be induced TO contiAue the course next
fall on u more elaborate scale.
The Grand National Convention OF he
Y. =. S. G. E.. to on July z at
the Madison Square Garden, will have
iuil representions from every orgaDiza-
ton of this order in the county. Some of
the leading workers of the order in this
county are prominent on the various
Stated committees. AT the rally Of the
Junior branches to be held in the Broad
way Tabernacle Mrs. j. Scudder will pre-
side, and Miss Lillian Taylor, OF the Rev.
Dr. Brett's Church, will make the re-
sponse to the address of welcome to be
given by the Rev. DR.. Deems.
The Sunday school of the Bergen Re-
formed Church will hold its annual ex-
cursion Saturday, July 2.
The annual excursion 3efTUnited Bap-
tist Sunday schootsbo f thetiaY will be held
June 80. m Nqe ohi 30 w W.
ST. Johns P. e. Sunday uschooiaB en-
loving a trip NJ the Hudson today.
The new assistant superintendent of
the Greenville Reformed Church, Mr..
Edward j. Dusel, Will enter upon his
duties tomorrow. He succeeds Mr.. e.
Kyle, now in Colorado.
There will be q confirmation by the
Bishop tomorrow at st. Joseph's Church.
Baldwin avenue. The sacrament Will be
| administered ut 8 A. NJ.
There will be impressive ceremonies
ut the laying of the corner stone of St.
| Bridget's Y. M, @. A. building tomorrow
| afternoon at q.
Rev. Dr.. Andreae. OF st. Johns Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church, is in
Chicago.
Jones M. E. Church Sunday school
will attend both services at the church
tomorrow in o body in celebration OF
ST. Paul's M. e. Church will celebrate
| Children's Day tomorrow. Rev. Mr..
| Eakins will preach to the children.
The last OF u series of cake sales in the
chapel of st. Johns Free Church. Sum-
NIT avenue. will be held next Saturday.
| The proceeds will be devoted to the Fresh
Air Fund. The sale is conducted by q
Committee of the Guild OF the Holy
Cross. "
The annual excursion of st. Marks P.
e. Sunday school and choir will De held
on,SaEurday, juno rs. up Long island
Sound. St. Agnes Sunday school and
choirswi accompany them. The choir OF
st. Agnes is OF u high order Of excellence
for 80 young a chapel, and attracts many
to the sunday services.
Grace P. E, Church will hold a lawn
party on the grounds of Mrs. Johnson,
| Bergenline avenue, Wednesday and
! Thursday afternoons, Tune % II 20.
r. Mrs. j. L. Scudder is actively preparing
for the Junior Endeavor Convention at
the Broadway Tabernacle, New York,
next month. she will preside at the
meetings, and the Junior Endeavo.
League of this city will g Il large dele
cation.
The Rev. David Mitchell of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church is on his way home
from the West.