The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-02
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CHURCH NOTES

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siona}ySociety o fthe Lafayette Refor med
Church was held last Tue day afternoon
AT the residence OF Mrs. S. ". Tompkins,
COMMUNE aw avenue. A l.fge numbe
attended. lhe Ireasurer's report showe't
$S7 cash in hand.
The Summit Avenue Baptist Church
Will hold Il lawn party on Inc OF
MI. Phillips, Cottage street. July IL.
There will be NJ music Ut tomorrow's
seg,ic y in Roman Catholic churches Of
OF the city. Solemn services haze been
suspended until SeptembJ y.
The Rev Mis-. Enktus will preach at ST.
Pnul's NJ. K Cllutcl, Thir,i street, to-
morrow evening The secoad "t n s ;ries of
seruioDs OF ''Amusements," tnhing tbs
topic, ''Npvel r. ling Ldist Sundays
sermon oa Gambling" attrnc;ed Il large
audience anu rec ived much favorable
criticism.
Mr.. Charles Little, son of the Rev. c.
f. Litflr. pastoc OF Lalafe3te Nj. 4
Church. recently graduated al Hacke,ts-
town with high honors, ana will eater
Wesleyan University il The full. He will
spend the summer at CaauJaaqua
Iu future, The Kings sons of tile Lafa-
yette NJ. E.. Church will ACT as ush-rs at
both services. Mr.. d. 2. Clark will be i'll
ella ge.
fourth of q series of ermon on "Ihs
J. It4f y \ II StE66 bOtllOiIOW ktfIu GLu
the Centenary NJ. E. Church. Pavonia
avenue.
ST. Marks P. E. Church, Jersey ave-
nue. ami York street.. VIII hold services as
follows during July and Auzust:--San-
DAYS, Holy Eucharist, IA. M; mathis.
10.30 A. NJ; esensoag,, 4 p N. Week
days, Mathis, $50 A. NJ; Holy Eucharist,
z A. NJ.
ST. Agnes Chapel, Halliday street and
Communipaw avenue. which Is undec the
same management, will hold It's Sunday
services for The next two months as fol-
lows:-Matins. 1890 A. M; even long. 7.45
p. NJ; Sunday school. 2 80 r. NJ.
NJ. E. Church last Thursday evening was
both unusual and attractive. Miss Ger
trude Seguiue mad trained a number of
childtel who appeared as mechanical
dolls, whose amusing gestures provoked
great merriment. At the usion OF
ihs exercises each "live doll" assisted in
selling hee CHINA and waxen prototype.
The Rev. Thomas Houston. pastor of
the John Knox Presbyterian Church.
Manning avenue, and Miss Margaretta
Fleming of Junction, N. j., were married
last Tues lay at the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Junction. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. David Mitchell of
the Scotch Presbyterian Church, Mercer
street, of which the Rev. MIR. Houston's
church was onca Ii mission. The happy
couple spent the following day in this
city, leaving at six 2. NJ. for their bridal
tour.
The number of delegates and visitors
who will go from Jersey City next Thurs
DAY Il attend the great convention of
Christian Eudeavor Societies a. Madison
Square Garden will be something remark
able. Not all of these know how much
credit IS due to women in the orIgiu aud
conduct of this great organization. Mrs.
F. L. Clark of Portland, Me-, originated
tue "Mizpah Circle" a band Of boys and
girls Interested in personal religion. The
success of this society gave her hu ,band,
now famous us Father Endaavor" Clark
the plan of his Christian Endeavor work,
Jersey City will send several delegates
to the salvation Army camp meeting at
Old Orchard. Me-, which opens on Satur-
day, July Is. Mrs. Maud Ballington
Booth will attend.
The First Univer :alist Church, Ivy
place, is closed for the Summer.
According TO custom at St. Johns Free
Church, Summit avenue, tomorrow even
ing'S service will ba of a missionary char
acter, aud the rec6or will preach on for
eign missionary work.
The Rev. Robert K. Wick will preach
the first OF a series of sermous on ques-
tons of the day tomorrow evening at 7.45
o'clock in the Wayne Street Reformed
Church. The topic will be "Politics in
the Pulpit" Next Sunday evening he
will discuss the Sunday Newspaper"
ST. Joseph's Church. Baldwin avenue,
hold its annual excursion to Oakdale
Park, July II.
The Y. NJ. C. A. excursion to OceIn
Grove is announced for July 20.
A beautiful summer choral service will
be held in the Simpson NJ. e. Church
Sunday evening. Professor Sealey will
introduce special music, including violin
and organ solos, vocal solos aud cnoruses
Addresses of a patriotic order will be de-
livered. Special programmes have been
prepared and will be distributed at the
service.
An interesting course of evening popu-
lar lectures will be commenced Sunday
next by the Rev. David Mitchell For
celebration of the Fourth he intends
speaking on the appropriate theme, "Our
country as seen by me Oh my recent tour
to Oregon"
The Rev. Thomas Elgar, the well known
prison evangelist" will preach tomor-
row night AT the First Baptist Church,
Grove street. His subject will be 'Trum-
Blasts From Prison Walls"