The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-07

Bergen and Belmont avenues. tomorrow. will
be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Lowrie before the
Summit Council OF the Order OF United Ameri
The Epworth League of Grace Church will
give q musical and literary entertainment
October 10.
The topic for the prayer meeting tomorrow
night at the West Side Church will be, 1.-THE
Duty OF Christians"
Tomorrow evening a platform service win be
held in "Old" Trinity NJ. E. Church. Memb ers
of the D., L. & W. railroad branch of the Y
M. c. A. will be present to e i've Gospel talks.
Lively singing will be inters persed. The OBJ
jecs of this service Ia to reac b and interest
Ia religion the employees of the railroads and
express companies in the lower part Of Jersey
City. A large attendance will undoubtedly be
present.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Linden Avenue NJ. Il. Church Will
meet next Thursday evening. A report of the
tival, which, as the readers of The JERSEY CRY
NEWS will remember, was tabooed by the
Trustees. will be rendered.
A conundrum supper will be held In the
dining room OF the Church next Monday even
ing. The supper is being arranged for by the
Helping Hand Society, a rival society to the
Ladies' Aid.
Rev. Daniel Halleron of Simpson NJ. Z. Church
this city breaches the principal afternoon SER
mon at the dedication OF Wesley NJ. E. Church
West Side N. E. Church of this city breaches
the evening sermon. This church was started q
little over q year ago by two members OF st.
Paul's NJ. z. E., Church OF this city.
DIR. Jackson viii preach the second of his
series of sermons on Scripture Characters,
With present day applications" In Hedding M.
will be Samson; or, Unconscious Gloss Of
Strength"
The Rev. William Eakins will preach to-
morrow morning at ST. Paqps N. =. Church,
Third street, near Erie, on Esther, the Beauti-
full Queen"
a - Congregational.
The Rev. John l. Scudder's morning subject
at the Tabernacle tomorrow will be Racing"
His evening prelude will be "Wanted-A Mora !
Cyclone"
Bishop John H.. Vincent will lecture on the
"Out of School Multitude" descriptive of the
Ohautauqua work, tomorrow evening at the
Tabernacle. Bishop Vincent is known through
out the continent as the founder OF Cha utau-
qua. ...
W averly Congregational Church, Booraem ave-
nue.. The committee has sent out the following
invitation:-H you are a member Of this
church, congregation or Sunday school, you are
hereby personally invited to be present at the
service in the church to be held on the above
date. A special effort is making to reach the
and congregation, the Christian Eadeavor aud
the Sunday school on that day. The present
aggregation on the pastors parish book is as
f~oIlows:-Number of families, sja; enrolled in
Sunday school, 1856; number of different names,
SIS. Will you help us to reach as near this mum
Der as possible, by being present and inviting
your friendss The Pastorlis the Rev. john G.
Emery, J. J. sturdivant, and II. A.. Hes b,
the committee.
Protestant Episcopal.
The service at Grace Church, Erie and Second
streets. will be conducted by the Rev. George
S. Bennitt. Rector and the Rev. john T. Cove,
assistant. Holy Communion is at 8 A. NJ,
morning prayer with sermon at 10. 80 and even
ing prayer at 7'30 P. II. The Sunday school is
very prosperous and its Numbers are increas-
ing.
st. Johns Free Church, Summit avenue. The
new Assistant Rector, the Rev. E. S. Forbes,
will be welcomed by a parish reception, under
the auspices of the Guild of the Iron Cross,
next Tuesday night. The members of st. An
drew's Association Sewing Guild will receive
communion tomorrow morning at $50.
The new Assistant Rector of St. Marks P. E.
Church, Van Worst square, has not yet been ap.
pointed. D.
Miscellaneous.
The Round Table Chautauqua Circle of the
Y. NJ G. A. will resume its fall studies thiE
evening.
The third anniversary of the Sunday School
connected with the Gospel Temperance Mission
at 3.45 P. NJ. Addresses will be- delivered by tbs
Revs. David Halleron. Edward McMinn, !. W.
Hathaway and others.
Some fifteen lectures on the Chicago Fair, IL
Illustrated by a stereopticon. will be given in the
Peoples Palace during the winter.
Pastor John Rudolph celebrated his fortieth
birthday at his home on Garden street on
Thursday night. Tho members Of the Fraueu
Verein presented him with a roll top desk. He
received many other valuable presents and a
heap of congratulate tons.
The Executive Committee of the Hudson
County Sunday School Union met during the
week at the residence Of Mr.. James v. Foster,
No. 298 Varick street. Nine members were
present and these talked over plans for the
winter season. A rally meeting is contem-
plated. but when and where are matters to be
decided later.
The week day services at the Willing Work
erS Mission, Marion, will be held every evening
except SATURDAY., next week. Evangelist G, II,
Prettyman of Paterson will be in charge.
J. W. Tichenor of Newark will lecture at the
Christadelphian rooms tomorrow morning at
10. 80, on the subject, "Ths Holy Land; Who
Owns Itf"
Miss Van Norden Of New York, daughter of
President Van Norden Of the Bank Of North
America, will deliver an address In the Saliva
tion Army Hall, corner Of Grove and Mont
gomery streets, at $50 P. NJ, Sunday, October
8. giving reasons why she joined the Salvation