The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-06

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Lords Prayer....-.......,..-..F. N, Shepherd
Gloria Patri in A...... ..........P. A. Schnecker
Response, 20, Come Everyone That Thirsteth,"
Mendelssohn
Duet from 'sStabat Mater. .......... .Rossini
For Soprano aud Alto.
orertory. Sometimes a Light Surprises"
Anthem. softly Now the Light Of Day.
H.. N. Bartlett
Organ Postlude.
The Rev. p. NJ. Corr, the Rector of st.
Bridget's r. c. Church. will preach on
Charity" in st. Bridget's tomorrow
evening under the auspices of the 81.
Vincent De Paul Association. This
society accomplishes a great deal of good
during the year among the poor OF the
parish In a modest and unassumiug way.
The reputation of the reverend gentle
nan as an orator Is such that IL Is sur
1cienr guarantee that a good sum VIII De
realized for this noble cause which shoul
appeal to all classes and creeds.
There will be special services at the
Salvation Amy Barracks. Tonnele ave-
nue., tomorrow night. to say goodbye TO
Captain Hayiland and Lieutenant Street
on their departure for new fields.
St. Lucas Circle of St Lueas's Evange-
licai Lutheran Church will give a hue
concert. for which eminent local talent
has been volunteered on Monday night,
May S. at Woods Hall. The concert Will
be followed by a dance.
The Kings Daughters of the Lafayette
M. E. Church will give. on Thursday eve
ming. May II. q drill by q company OF
young ladies wearing Empire gowns and
carrying the long canes OF the period.
There will be tableaux and miscellaneous
numbers. The proceeds are toward the
project Of q Rescue Home for Women.
Mrs. G. l.. Clark, the successful re-
vivalist of this city, will conduct large
meetings tonight and tomorrow night
in Simpson Church, Paterson.
On Tuesday evening, May II, there will
be a musicale at the Catholic Club, Jer-
sey avenue. The following Thursday
Rev. Father Kelly will lecture on Russia.
MIR. Arthur p. Preston, organist and
chorister of the Bergen Baptist Church.
with the assistance OF his new choir, Will
present an interesting musical pro-
Miss Lulu Blau. soprano. will sing the
offerIory.
There will be a special praise service OF
sony in the Lafayette Reformed Church
tomorrow night. Mr.. Thorn p. Sherwood
in charge of the choir, Mr. Louis Sher-
wood. orRanist. Rev. 2. J. kommers
will preach, and the singing will be from
tho Gospel Hymns.
There will be a special praise service in
the Bergen Reformed Church tomorrow
evening, the regular time for the monthly
service. Mr.. Louis. r. Dressler, the
organist. will direct the music.
The Industrial School Fair, for the
benefit of the Industrial School and Sick
Fund of ST. Andrews Workingmen's As
ISOLATION. will be held in Bergen Hall,
May IL, IS and 10. afternoon aud evening.
Punch and Judy, juggler. ve.ntriioquist
and many other attractions. chNrs. Bryce
Collard is at the head Of thisstll st worthy
effort. er
The congregation of the nd Pres
byterian Church welcomed Nv pastor,
the Rev. H. G. Cronin. Thursday
evening by a estion. anGecia new pas
tor of James Nj. L. Church haS'just been
similarly complimented.
A Choral Society is being formed from
members of the Sunday School Of Grace
NJ. E. Church, Tonnele eyenue.
The second of the co. Sc of illustrated
lectures at the Centena- IN. E. Church
will be held next Thursday night. Tine
dates are May IL, Is, rs and June l. The
speakers will be the Rev. Edison w.
Burr. d. d. formerly of Centenary, who
will describe Switzerland and Rome. the
Rev. Joseph Daily. America; the Rev.
the Rev. George w. Smith, Italy. Greece,
Jerusalem and Egypt. and the Rev.
Thomas Daily, Germany and Austria.
The lecture will be illustrated by views
from photographs.
The En,ory M. E. Church has Mr.. Fred
Higgins and Miss Earle, violinist, to as
sist in its congregational music on Sun
day mornings aud evenings.
The Guild of the Holy Cross, st. Johns
Church, held its annual meeting On Mon
day and elected Miss Libbie Ed&stein.
President; Miss Lucy E. Kent, Secretary;
Miss Dora Toffey, Treasurer.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Church elected the
following officers at its annual meeting
this week.-President, Mrs. Mary Rit-
scher; Vice-President, Miss Emily Won
Hull: Treasurer, Miss Emma Becker;
Secretary. Miss Emily Dreyer.
The Christian EndeRvor Society of the
Bergen Baptist Church has elected the
following officers:-President, Mr.. A.. N.
Fleming; President, Miss Emma
Robertson; Recording Secretary. A. E.
Farrier; Treasurer, Miss Emma Chand-
less.
The cantata Under the Palms" will
be given in Centenary M. E. Church,
Tuesday evening, May 30.
There will be special musical services
of an elaborate character at Trinity
Church, New York City on May IL, which
will be attended by many from this city.
Mr.. Victor Baier is in charge OF the music.
Batter will also conduct the praise
service at the Tabernacle tonight.
Yesterday morning a large class took
their first communion at st. PatricKss
H. W.. SAuIk4 aa0 az " SAOSN ASSSAr
ed the sacrament of confirmation from
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Wigger.
The Lafayette Reformed Church has
adopted a system or envelope collections
of mission work, similar to those used for
congregational purposes.
st, Johns Free Church, Summit ave-
nue.. Rev. E. L. Stoddard. d. D., Rector;
Rev. Mr.. Trimmer, Assistant Pastor.
Holy communion will be celebrated to-
morrow at services at half-past seven u
half-past ten a.. III. In connection with
the choral service in the evening there
will be special music and a lecture upon
Africa"
Mr.. Frank d. Reilly will sing at Christ
Episcopal Church. Arlington and Clare
mont avenues, tomorrow evening.
Rev. j. H. GuGteridge, of Newark, will
preach in Simpson M Il. Church tomor-
row morning and assist the pastor In the
sacramental service after. The prelude
to the evening service is suggested by the
case of Carlyle w. Harris, and is, fought
the Death Penalty to Be Inflicted" The
Young ladies and gentlemen of the
Heights, irrespective of denomination. are
invited to meet in the lecture room of TINS
church on Monday evening to form a
class for rendering the canta of Esther,
the Beautiful Queen" IN the near future
under Prof.. Campbell.
The Rev. David Mitchell breaches Upon
the Suggestive theme, s.This Epoch Great
ing Time" In the Scotch Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening.
The spring and summer socials VIII be
iuaugurated Mt st. Matthews's Sussex
street, next Wednesday evening in the
Suuday-school rooms. The WOman's