The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-30
CHURCH NOTES
Continued from FYrst Paac.

visited tue Mems Pavilion. an annex TO
the Almshouse, Snake Hill, and distrib-
uted the contents OF several barrels OF
oranges and apples to the aged aud sick
Inmates. This grateful gift was the
donation or Mr.. Green and a few friends.
A barrel of apples was also given to the
old women of the Almshouse.
Judge Knapp's dying charge to the
Grand jury" will be the subject of a pre-
lude to a sermon on THE Day of Judge
ment," in the Simpson Methodist Church,
Central avenue aud Fleet street. tomor-
row evening by the pastor. the Rev.
William Eakins.
The nightly Union Evangeiistic Ser
vices conducted this week at the Tauer-
nacle will be continued next week in the
First Baptist Church every night. except
Tuesday night, when they will be held in
the Grand Street Reformed Church.
Every service tomorrow at the First
Baptist Church. Grove street. near Mer-
Ger. will be special. III the morning the
Rev. Halsey Moore. DID,. of New York,
will preach. subject, Our warfare; or,
the United States looking onward" In
the afternoon at three O'Clock. a Sunday
school mass meeting. conducted by he
evangelist, the Rev. e. 2. Hammond,
will be held. III the evening Union
Evangelistic Services will be conducted
by Mr.. Hammond.
The Wesley Evangelists nave spent a
very pTOutdDl6 WIEN III 81, Eaul . vi u.
Church, Third street. and intend contiuu-
ing every night next week but Saturday.
The house has been crowded, the MEM
bership remarkably encouraged, and
many have Joined. Tomorrow there will
be fine services. These Evangelists are
very successful in song and exhortation.
A great day is anticipated.
Evangelist Z. Payson Hammond will
conduct services as follows. during the
ensuing week:-Sunday, three p. m. and
half-past seven p. m.. First Baptist
Church, Grove and Mercer streets: Mon
day. afternoon, Wayne Street Reformed
Church; evening, First Baptist Church;
Tuesday. afternoon, Wayne Street Re-
formed Church; evening, Free Reformed,
Grand and Warren streets; Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. afternoon, Scotch
Presbyterian Church; evening. First BaR-
list Church. A large chorus choir OF
voices selected from the different churches
will assist in the singing. The Rev. Mr..
HammaDd's labors ends in this city on FRI
day. February 5.
The Kings Daughters of the Bergen
Reformed Church will give a Martha
Washington Supper" February 10.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of St. Paul's
2. E. Church, Duncan avenue, will give Il
dramatic entertainment in the guild
ROOM. February IL.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bergen
AhcieA hlCo SuuLCh VIII uolu ~ tuuCn party
ut their next regular meeting, January
2S, at the residence of Mrs. Foster.
The Greenville Reformed Church will
celebrate Its majority on February 10, and
u large number of friends will assemble
to observe the twenty-hrst anniversary
of it's foundation.
At st. Johns Free Church on Summit
night of February 9. The programme
promises q rich feast. Miss Florence
Turner will sing. and Miss Agnes
Sweeney render piano selections.
The pupils of Miss S.. L.. Culver filled
the Lafayette NJ. L. Chapel To overflow
ing last Thursday evening by a compli-
ulentary musicale. Miss Culver has
been the efficient organist of the church
ever since the new building was erected
on Pacific II
The Rev. Edward L.. Stoddara of st.
Johns Free Church on Summit avenue
has issued a call for volunteers to sing in
the choir which will lead the music in
the coming mission to begin February 81.
A cordial invitation Is extended to any
IL who can sing at all to enroll their
names in the list of this choir.
The Memorial Mission Band Of the
Lafayette Reformed Church will hold a
meeting on Thursday, February 4, at the
residence OF Miss Jean C.. Mcbride, No.
345 Communipaw avenue. A change in
the programme may be expected.
The revival services at St. Paul's M. E.
Church on Third street have gladdened
the heart Of Rev. d. Hallerop, pastor.
Many have protested, especially among
the young people.
An interesting concert, consisting of
vocal solos, glees and banjo selections
was given last Thursday at the Waverly
Congregational Church, Palisade avenue,
the Rev. Nathan Sherwood, pastor.
The young people of the Junior En-
deavor Society or the Greenville Reform
ed Church realized a considerable sum by
their fair This week. Among those ia at
tendance on tables were Mrs. Harvey.
Miss Jackson, Miss Baskerville, Miss
RELAY, Mrs. Duhart, Misses Garfield.
Reid, Walker. Schroeder, Becker, Hassell,
Barrett aud Smith.
Next Monday evening the students of
st. Peters College will EXHIBIT speci-
mems OF class work to the public. There
are minors that "a drama will be pre-
sented in the lear future by the young
men of the college who are ambitious for
histrionic laurels.
AS tomorrow evening Is the first Sun
day in the month, the regular praise SER
vice will be held at the Tabernacle. Mr..
Victor Baier has prepared Il special pro-
gramme which will be interpreted by the
quartette, Misses Turner and Moore,
Messrs. Blanchard and Gillies, Mr.. H. E..
Macomber, and q large chorus choir.
Rev. j. L. Scudder will deliver a dis
course.
Erie Street Mission will hold revival
meetings tomorrow afternoon and even
ing at 4 D.. m. M 7.45 p. III. There will
be addresses bv Evangelists, good sin ginp
by a choir. Revival meetings will be
held every night next week. Volunteer
singers are invited.