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!; +; Gh ~ summit avenue, will give an organ
eSening = Of M NoSamber IS fraas e VIII Sc a oaSsed S 1g w ses
artists.
Presbyterian Church, will preach there tomorrow
evening on the subject, Where was Christ when
He lay In the gravea" eS
Reformed Dutch.
The entertainment, which was given at the Green
Vile Reformed Church Thursday night, was re-
peated again last evening for the ,beneft Of those
The Sunday school officers are veyy much pleased
over the success OF the entertainment, and MI. w J..
Clark, the superintendent of the Sunday school;
Mr.. S: l. Harvey. his assistant, and Mr.. Il. M.Walker,
Mrs: Garfield, Mrs. George II Smith, Miss Mary
are to be commended upon their assistance to Mr..
e Wesserveit, the choir master OF the church, for
The Sunday School of the Lafayette Reformed
Of MI. Harry Londerbough, the newly eiected Sup.
erintendent. The ladies Of the Missionary Society
Mrs. s. D. Tompkins on Communipaw avenue,
There VIII be q meeting of the ladies belonging to
Bergen Reformed Churches in the Greenville Re.
formed Church next Tuesday. It is their grand an.
last ali day. Luncheon for 800 will be served at Il
M. by the ladies of the church.
Almost everybody interested in the efforts of
Pastor Wright and his congregation to rear the
elegant new church a building that is now under
tral avenue, and into which the congregation of the
years worshipped in q more or less dilapidated iittie
frame structure near by, will move as Soon as 1t is
the 1@ success Of T the Coming heap faifi 1f the @'i interest nssp s9 Of f6e
church building fund. The fair Will be held in the
street next Tuesday evening. The present outlook
for success is very. encouraging. AL the various
csSrch are Vie m DV Win 9t each Sn oti sGain IN t6 ps0R mat ee 'o of
achieving the greatest financial results. The Kings
oS tie King SoG Daa wi + RS p cireis. e assr r II msa1sEe
costumes and the wares exposed as well as the
then this win be but one of many attractive features
OF the fair, The Christian Endeayer Society and
eclipse the results of the Kings Daughters. s
fo Tns T{ ehnfc w Of anase sec Gifyy. Of 6f t hs,s ssG RSs R Re
E.A. Meury is Pastor, is making preparations for
inss Of pessember 1 and 5. One Of the Principal
features OF the entertainment will be q fag drill
pireaay pract L ~ fo oeit tSe S S9dIng ah aae1s she d lhsy ase
of Lieutenant Smith of the Third New York Battery,
At the evening services at the wayne Street Re
formed q Gh y h, Sem For XnTd ths Rsv. Ri Rbs Wick p viii
D. Van Cleef, D. D, will preach In the morning.
Baptist.
@The Rev. walter Rausenbusch entertained quite a
large audience at the Pilgrim Baptist Church on
T W1orlsis F sgenin En- n 2 ie aesTgse sntir ssIe @Thg9Ssh tt the
trated with views BY a stereopticon apparatus, Part
The re fair given at It the be Avenue House by the
various young Peoples organizations Of the Summit
church organ fund netted the handsome profit Of
over 500.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Right Rev. bishop Thomas A. Starkey will
DTGacAl IL SuTlot EplhcOpdI NuuICu kOIlOTTOW ulOrn-
Ing at 1919 O'Clock, and administer the rite OF CON
frmation. There will be infant baptism at Ais P. NJ.
and q service with the rector, Rev. John Hewlett, at
7.D p. NJ.
There will be a special sermon to young people to,
morrow evening at Grace Church, Erie and Second
streets, by the rector, the Rev. George S. Bennett.
The Rev. ]. w. Treen, rector OF Emanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church, has changed his address to No.
86 Summit avenue. SO
Other Church es.
The Rev. John I; scudder will preach tomorrow
the evening Adjutant Edith Marshall, the ELOQUENT
SalvatIonist, viii speak on fRchoes from the Coz
umbian Congress OF the Salvation Army"
Brother Cunningham and other workers from New
York will have charge of the afternoon and evening
services at the Willing Workers Mission, Marion,
tomorrow. tI-& TSf
Evangelist David Taylor will have charge Of the
meeting at four P. NJ. tomorrow at the Gospel Tenn.
perance Mission, No. sos Newark avenue.
Brother R. W.. Cranshaw will lecture at the
Christadelphian meeting room, Union Hall, tomor-
row morning at half-past ten.
Y. NJ. c.. A. Notes.
Tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock the Rev. J.
Francis Morgan, Pastor Of the Park Reformed
Church, will speak in the Wayne street binding.
Mr.. Morgan is q strong speaker, and we urge every
young man to be present. There will be good lively
singing. Tonight the meeting for prayer for young
men will be at haif-past seven instead of half-pasl
eight.
Tomorrow afternoon the usual meeting will be
held on the Hill. No. 60 Congress street, at foui
O'CLOCK. Good singing. All men welcomed.