The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-08


tiers of St. Paul's Church will hold a
Prize Sociable" III the lecture rooms on
Third street on Monday night. The en-
tertainment is promised to be something
entirely new.
The Rev. DIR. West, the we'll known
BiDle commentator. VIII lecture before
the Bible Iusti, ute of the North Baptist
Church on Monday night. Admission
will b. free. the general public is invited
aud there will be no collection.
The State Convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will be nell
in RoseviIle. n. j.. Octobet IL. - and 10.
The principal speaker Will be Tn" Rev.
Anna Shaw. III addition 10 the regular
delegates from the w JERSEY City
branches, many wotne interested in the
work have arranged to attend.
The T rst Jersey City Company of the
BOYS Brigade Will bring to a close their
highly successful baZ II this evening. 1t
1t has continued since October 6, in the
vestry room CT the First Presbyterian
Church, with e large attendance and
much enthusiasm. The boys attend in
full uniform and transform the hall into
a military encampmeDt with Their
stacked muskets. The officers are:-Cap-
tain, 7. w. Wiehtman; First Lieutenant,
j. r. Vandyck, and Second Lieutenant,
Charles Z. Jones; SerReants, Howard
Shopp. Joseph Mclean. Willard Reid,
aud john D. Dykes and; Cornorals.
John r. Glendenning, Ira W. Apologize,
George Per Lee, Daniel Collins and Roy
Pallmau. The off :er of the day is Cap
tain Thomas w. Wightmau. known by a
red sash across his breast. The flower
booth. under the charge of Mesdames
Sidman, Watson and Forman, Misses
Speir and McIlroy. furnished everyone
with posies at lowest cash rates.
and ATI HuAfinDg Mr., AI1ctjr
Misses Hastings and Wishtman sold
candies The perfumery table is
niauaged by Miss Fields, assisted by
Misses Alice Dunn and r. Hague. Messrs.
3. w. Duunand E. B.. Vandyk. Mrs.
Dykes, Miss Annie Dykes, Mrs. Peek and
tables are attended by the Misses
Wightmau. Grace Toffey and Ehie
NewkirK, Mrs. George Case, Mrs.
George Clifford aud Mrs. Chidester.
The oaper table is managed by five young
ladies', Misses zzie Dykes. Nellie
Hough, Edua sweet, Ethel Shopp an,
Bertha Ficken. Mrs. Simeon Rowland,
Misses Rose aud Carrie Reynolds, Miss
Rowland and Miss Nellie Lhudrine carry
on the sale of useful articles. and Nh.
Joseph Mclean conducts Il remarkable
art gallery. Mrs. Storey, Miss Tallman
Miss Glossy conduct the r~efreshment
room.
There will be q special collection in st.
BrldgeL's Church. Montgomery street, to.
morrow morning, as Il substitute Tor the
annual fair. The young men of the
Lyceum are rehearsing for a dramatic
entertain ment.
Rev. DR., Walpole, of the General
Theological Seminary, will preach at the
afternoon service at st. Marks p. E.
Church tomorrow.
The Missionary Society of the Lafay-
cite Reformed Church was entertained
at lunch last Tuesday at the Residence of
Mrs. eichmann. Manhattan avenue.
New York City.
The pupils now under instruction in the
kitchen garden class which meets weekly
in the North Baptist Church, will be
ready for graduation in the course OF
three weeks. Mrs. Hannah Cairns pro-
poses to give a graduating exhibi ion at
the close or the term. The children nave
been under instruction for three mouths.
Rally week at the Lafayette NJ. E.
Church has been highly successful from a
Hnauclal point of view. The amount of
money pledged during the first day was
S1,626, which was afterward Increased to
So 600. AT the social rally on Thursday
evening, speeches were delivered by Pre-.
siding Elder Faulks. Rev. Dr.. Krantz,
Rev. Dr.,Kommers aud prominentlaymen.
Hedding NJ. E. Church is to open a sim
liar enterprise on October IS. Three SER
vices will be held on that day and social
meetings during the week. The Rev. j.
9. jackson is now working GU tue plans.
The Rev. DR.. Mitchell, pastor of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church, has been
doing a little city missionary work on his
own responsibility. He has employed Il
young lady experienced in city missions.
10 conduct meetings in the parish and
make house to house ctlls.
The coming bazaar OF st. Marks
Church will be opened November 10 aud
continue until November IL. 1t will he
{ Ye Olde Nursery Tales" The Queen of
Hearts will sell Candies; MARY. quite con-
tr;iry, will conduct the flower table, and
the Old Woman in the Shoe Will vend
dolls.
The Rev. Edward A. McGurk. S. J..
Vice President of Boston College, Boston,
Mas, will deliver a lecture in st Peters
Church. Grand street, October 19, at eight
o'csock. The lecture will be preceded by
the Columbus Centennial music, and
illustrated by eighty large pictures.
The discovery Of America by Columbus
Will be celebrated tomorrow evening in
the st. Paul's Methodist Church, Third
street near Erie street. Special aud ap-
p%ropriate music will be rendered by the
choir. VIM. ii. Beach of this city and Il.
G.. Jones of Brooklyn, two of the most
popular speakers II the Country, will de-
liver addresses.
The Rev. T. Madison Hare of Phoenix-
Vile has accept d the call eXten0eu Dy
the First Baptist Church Of Burlington,
He will take up his WORK taer. ABOUT
November 10.
Tomorrow evening at half-past seven
O'clock the Rev. Theo. Heislg will preach
in the FIRST Baptist ChuIcn Gne third ser
mon in a series suggested by his recent
experiences in Quarantine Subject,
Gods Quarantine Proclamation" Ali
are invited.
Engineer Thomas Keenan,, of the Nor
ris & Essex, delivered an address to tie
siutents in the Hacketustown Institute