The Jersey City news., 1892-05-14
Tuesday, the occasion of their quarterly

Tuesday, the occasion of their quarterly
sociable.
The members of Americus Hook and
Ladder Company of West HoooKen, LAST
Sunday evening attended the Presbyter-
| ian Church and listened to special SER
| mon delivered by the Rev. DIR. Egbert.
| the pastor. .
The costly and beautiful organ that
will be one of the attractive features OF
| the new edifice erected by Holy trinity
Lutheran Church on the Heights, was
| tested this week and gave great satlsIac-
| tion. 1t cost nearly 81, 800.
| Everything has again settled down TO
peaceful and happy basis at lions Evan
gelical Church on Charles street. The
| Superintendent of the Sunday school has
been fully vindicated, and reinstated by
the Conference, and the Presiding Elder
has removed the former pastor, the hev.
| E. Lindar, aud placed a new and accepta-
! BILE pastor in charge of affairs so that all
| things move smoothly as In the past.
| Pastor Wright, of the Central Avenue
| Reformed Church, and large delegation
of the ladies of the congregation last
Tuesday attended the annual meeting OF
| the Woman's Foreign Mission Board OF
the Reformed Church of America. The
ladies donated $500 last year to this ndble
object. The church has just realFed
"A, 800 from the sale of land on Central
avenue, which will be used to increase
the fund for the erection of a new struc-
ture to supplant the wooden chapeit In
which the church was organized twenty
one years ago.
The Rev. S. B. Dodd, President of the
North Hudson County Railway. Is en-
eloquent preacher, who frequently
breaches in the local churches when
supply is needed. He is also gifted
author and musician.
r. r. Green, ex-President of the Hud-
son County Sunday School Association,
by invitation, will make two addresses
and be the honored guest at two reviews
Mt the May anniversaries and parauea OF
the Brooklyn Sunday Schools that occur
this month and in June
The United Sunday School Teacners'
Association of the Fourth district have
elected the following off1cers:-fresident
j, A, Moore; Vice President, q. Taylor;
Secretary, w. E. Taylor. Its object is 10
hold weekly meetings for the study OF the
International series of Sunday SCHOOL
cuss methods of Sunday School teaching,
and to improve the work in general.
The Sunday schools Of Hoboken will
parade and hold union anniversary ex-
ercises ON Decoration Day..
The Sunday school attached TO tne AS
| cension Episcopal Church on New York
| avenue, last Tuesday evening, gave q
very successful entertainment at ktess'
ler's Hall to start u nucleus to The D1lld-
| ing fund. A novel feature was 4ooI
drill by sixteen girls. which was clevieriy
executed and heartily applanded. :,
| st. Johns Lutheran Sunday School Iwil
| hold its annual May walk on the 2Pth
| The children will make merry around q
| Map pole at Floral Park.
| The Sunday schools of the Heights
| located between Hoboken avenue lane
| West Hoboken, will parade on Ju4e
| under the direction OF Grand MarshYi j
| w. Leahmara.
| The Rev. Ii. G. Battirson, D. D. OF Fev
| York, will preach in ST. Mary'sI u
| Church, HoDoken avenue. Jersey Citl
| Heights, tomorrow morning.
| The series of free organ recitals at thu
| First Presbyterian Church will be BON
| tinued next Tuesday evening. May II. b.
| MIR. William Z. Carl of New York fity
| assisted by Miss Lucy Nelson Of Befgel
avenue, soprano. Among The composers
| from whose works selections Will b.
made are Guiimaut, BatIste, Bach land
| Handel. Miss Nelson will sing an Iarif
| FROM "Der Freischutz," and spring sons
\ by Mr.. Carl. ~
| The Junior Dramatic Society Of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd tJnivefsal-
| isG will give an entertainment on Tues
day evening, May II. at essht O'Clock
| There will be a bright coasedietta. and
the Mozart Orchestra will render sflec
| tions.
A children's Japanese tea party will be
given ut Hedding NJ. E. Sunday school OF
| Tuesday afternoon and evening next
The Warde Dramatic Society will pre-.
sent the three act comedy, How Will
They Get Out of IT, at Crescent Hall
| May Is, for the benefit Of ST Mary's
Branch Guild of the Irop Cross"
May 10. the Christian Culture Society
of the North Baptist Church will present
| their selected "Tableaux from Ben-Hur'
| with the original costumes access
sories, at tine Bergen Baptist Church
| The entertainment will be under the
| auspices of The Ladies' Aid Society.
May 10, the sacrament OF confirmation
| will be administered to large class al
St. Patrick's X. c. Church, OceanIa ave
| Sheehan spend much time daily in pre-
| pairing the members of the class for theil
| first communion.
| The Young Mems Christian Asspcia
tion, of Greenvllie. will hold an ehter
Lainment at Bamoer's Hall. May %.
There will be a confirmation at St
| Mary's r. G. Church, Second street
| May %.
The various branches of the Salvation
Army Will send large delegation To the
Jubilee" which will begin next Monday
in Essex Hall, Newark.
The Rev. Theodore Heisig will Illus
trate b. sermon at the First Balptis
Church, Grove street, tomorrow night BY
the stereopticon.
Ground will soon be broken for the new
! building OF the South Bergen Refofmey
Church.
A new pipe organ is being erected ir
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Il. @. Chhrch
Bayonne.
The Peoples Palace will be benefited
by performance of the three-act comedy
"Our Regiment" June l, at the Acade
of Music. The three prize winners alt tht
| Wednesday evening competition wert
John Bender, George PIimley and pohr
Forrest. Harry Fredericks, Jas. Hoff
man, George Frey aud William Tbwn
send were honorably mentioned.
Superintendent Caspar Mahr of St
Johns German Evangelical Sunday
School Fairview avenue sailed for Europe
last Tuesday. A delegation from tue
school went to the steamer TO wish him q
pleasant voyage.
The students of St. Peters College will
| present Sir Arthur Sullivan's opera "rhe
Long Lost Brothers" at the College hall
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. June
6 and z. The opera will be followed by d
farce, Make Your Wills"
The mission services in connection with
the ten days mission at Christ PROTESTANT
| Episcopal Church will be:-Today, SER
| mon and afGer-meeting at s p. NJ; tomor-
| row, Holy Communion, T. a, M; morn
ing prayer aud aermon, TO- 45 a. M; adj
dress TO men only, p. in.; evening
prayer. sermon and after meeting, p M.
The Rev. Dr. William Il. Bodine Is Ia
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