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first week in December for the benefit Of the church.
The south Chassis Of Bergen Ladies', Missionary
be held at the Greenville Reformed Church on
tuesday rDeg s November saolae u. Delegates win be present
looked after and entertained by members of the
One of the sopranos of the Welsh Ladies', Choir
VIII sing at DR.. Brett's Bergen Reformed Church,
, bergen e avenue, tomorrow morning at the service at
The P.s. C.Es of the Lafayette Reformed Church
the church, Commuipaw avenue andP Inc d ns Street I
Delegates We're present from many of the city
dent, Miss Christiana Du Mont; the Rev. 4. G.
Gds sonn. and J. a Cruikshank, the Christian En-
served at the close of the meeting. )
Fourth Company, Boys Brigade, of the Bergen
reformed Church, last night received their mi
forms which they have been looking forward to for
The Boys, Brigade boys of the Bergen Reformed
BFIgads paper, ten months ii The h s year. It Il viii .sf1f be 9
$ist e this month viii Wis 5e M4Efe Rev Rev a X 4. a agr sas
:: s.: John askan nSea.' B. 3. b 3 e u. Grant Herr +,
B T, sa Mil T SoSytrs and j. J !, I; SserddeF Captain 6; Y;
sad ca4Rpt 1a Fa, Romano Gsi viii write about the Boys
VIII be Liegtenant Charl ,es wooisey.
TO I ne R nss Matth de Mueller y LEI who has been elected
Bay9pnne will III be Installed the trst sunday in No.
vemDer. The ceremonies will take place in the
AFTERNOON beginning at three O'Clock.
Protestant Episcopal.
The sewing school of st. Marks Church Is one of
the most fourishing in the city. -
Johns Free Church, Summit avenue, viii open eariy
next month; Instruction will be given on the
,Rey: Julius Feieke, who suceee ed r. Matthias
Mueller GbaIas !, as M Pastor Of the German Evangelical
TIE Rev; b. Warren Of St May Mays Protestant
Q Friday night Bible Class, which shiiIahd9 meets t S afser 1sa
ff eg bare fbF Friday evening service The meetings thus
For the past three weeks Decorator John Davis
nas peeh az work renoyating and redecorating the
fectory Of st, Mary,s Protest EPISCOPAL Church until
y ! 9o~ as eosey ana pretty as any rector's family
Regular services at half past MIN and half past
zen a; M; ana half past seven P. M. at st. Mary's P.
T. Churcn IN doDoken avenue.
Baptist.
The annual convention of the Hudson County
sunday school Association will be held In the North
Baptist Church. jersey, avenue and Fourth streets,
The Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, pastor Of the North
on Rome and Italy, on Monday, October 50. 1893. at
elg Rhe S Pe NJ Under the auspices Of the 7. NJ MI
evening at the First Baptist Church, Grove street.,
GGset t%es ~ Mercer and Wayne. on the topic, l"The
Presbyterian.
The Rev. David Mitchell Will preach on "Home.
S Pree hyt a9Ine'| tomorrSw evening at the Scotch
Behind this familiar subject turks a Sermon of
special and absorbing interest.
N tnS morhihg ne VIII preach on "Rejuven-
One Of the soloists of the Welsh Ladies, Choir win
s I'm al Dr. Hers First Presbyterian Church tomor-
The fair to be held in the Avenue House by the
and 9 for the benefit Of the organ fund, promises to
oe q great success. The young ladies are energeti-
caily az WORK Each committee is doing its best to
success.
SIisceilaneous,
Brother Minnerly of BROOKLYN will lecture at the
ChTtstadelphian Meeting Room, Union Hail, Grove
ana Fo9rth streets. TOMORROW, at 1880 A. NJ.
the Gospel Temperance Mission, No. sos Ne sTarssS ave- q.
nnTe e at four o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
his political preludes tomorrow evening at the
tabernacle; The topic is:-"'wanted an Anti.Race
Christian citizenship" pieae VI
Next week win be the occasion of special activity
Paye, OF Newark avenue, has offered a fine pair Of
Rla gloves to the young man who makes the highest
ladies day at the palace has opened with renewed
Wen niled up. The Physical Culture Glass for Young
ladies under the instruction Of the well known
teacher tf'G e. Miss Josephine Beiderhase, Of New YORK,
base is ar educated and refined young lady. Parents
wiz wiz be ee aIad tp ph1 sarG fbe exercise e,cs : for their daughters
lied In the Peoples Palace, and that this eminent
lady Is to be in charge.
Y. NJ. G. A. Notes.
There will be a song service tomorrow afternoon
": Z; Beach, Of this city, will deliver an address. Nj.
DedcH y one oI lne most Interesting speakers in the
city. Every man should hear him. -. .
The singing will be led by Fred. C. Clerihew. There
VIII also be duet sung by Messrs. Clerihew and
Welcn. GOOD attractive singing. All men are cordi
ally welcome to be present.
Tonight thee. I. S; G. Circle meet at eight O'Clock.
Inc proSramme for the evening is as follows
z Table Talk-England and Home Rule.
8. Sketch-W. E. Gladstone.
.. Debate-Resolved, That government control
over all business involving public franchises would
Mr.. Rider. Volunteers, Aesaoi'e'
5. Question Box.
=: miscellaneous business and adjournment.
There will be a meeting on the Hill tomorrow,
aIternoon at four o'clock. MIR. G. f. Rleness viii
lead Good lively singing. All men welcome.