The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-11
AMONG THE CRURCHES.
Methodist EpIscop,l.

At Emory NJ. E. Church on Sunday. November &c
q regular old fashioned Sunday, school festival will
be held. 1t will consist OF religious dialogues, reel
tations and questions, Nineteen young men will
appear ,r@ as Joseph and d bis brethren, in a dialogue.
The lecture course at Emory N. E. Church melted
sd a0d,,,o The fn church + = was fh never in = more prosperous
Pastor Charles Z. Little of the Lafayette N. f.
e cnafen' t SShSac' This $ o ialss Radds 81 Of 09 WHICH On he al Is t aa,
fE9unndi dc and leader, Is called the Tramp, Tramp
ant. The start was made at mine o'clock from the
parsonage on Pacific avenue, near the church.
NJ. &. Church on Sunday night. Among the features
will be violin solos by Miss Dora Earle, organ selec-
tons by Nh. Benjamin Dickerson. and cornet solos
Grace NJ I. Church will hold a three-days' fair in
will give a supper on November a.
The Lafayette NJ. E. Church has adopted a curious
FOR paving the street in front OF st the Wilton a street
chapel. The children of the Sunday school are pro
authorization to collect money for this PURPOSE.
The right to punch a hole in the centre of a square
already realized. When the new church on Pa
Similar aTe eards w With 0q red brficf sse to eh be sold M IN the g same
way.
ding M; Z; Church tomorrow Will be 'fhe judging
Of Our ~Fellowmen; Its Uses and Abuses
He Id meS n. Z. Church, 4 ct to Mr. IT, Henry Haswei Bla Slgeh,s sr st
tenor Of the choi1, which was celebrated last
Wednesday, was the event of the week in the
The Rev. George P. Eckman of Orange will preach
tomorrow evening in st, Paul's NJ. E. Church, Third
The Rev. M. /. Gates, Pastor, has announced three
Church, Tonneie avenue. The morning topic viii be
SThe Four Great Bible Mountains"; evening, 1.-THE
prelude. "ursa Major Seats are free. inc evening
The Rev. Edwin N. Crasto, Pastor Of the Palisade
Simpson SsapSonS N. f I. c { oe Central" w avenues paeaf tom az tns
morning. In the evening the pastor will preach on
called Cure for cranks..o w
There win be an election of officers for the en-
cuinu cix Months nf the Trlf1ior T 40 ma ~ 7 n fauatfa
NJ; F. Church, at their next meeting. The nominees
meeting, The League Is in a hourishing condition
and has an active Membership Of over sixty.
EVENING IN ine the hun Re1. Dr. hEe y. 3. II ifa " Gaerf Pastor sS@o Of the
Forsythe Street NJ. e, Church of New York, will
g sni Mecewa m viii Y ppeaehi his is see rasd0r sermon 1ne h on the h
future life subject, What and Where is Heaven"
Tor the past two Sundays, Viii resume her place at
It is Safe to predict that the Dairy Maids Carnival,
which will be held at the Simpson M. E Church next
Thursday evening will be one of the genuine church
the neighborhood has become interested and many
are looking forward to the event with pleasant an
The drill in which twelve. gentlemen and tWelve
ladies wiz take part will be the most prominent
course, will be attired as dairymaids, and the gen
Arrangements for the big fair for the benefit OF
Simpson M. E. Church, to be held in Oakland Rink
during the latter part OF this month, are progressing
An excellent musicale was given at Trinity NJ. E
Cnurc0, YORK street, on IueSQay nlgnu. Inc proceeds
will help provide a Christmas entertainment for the
Sunday school.
Presbyterian.
The Rev. David Mitchell will preach on the ques
ton, rs the Devil Deadf' at the Scotch Presbyterian
c9 81 fue sS%S,f SSx s%nsbbarg s., Mr.. Macoueen will read
an essay on the Benefits of Commerce" before the
Literary Society Of the Scotch Presbyterian Church
The date of the coming Westminster Presbyterian
Sunday school entertainment for the purpose Of
raising funds for the Christmas festivities has beer
postponed from the 18th instant to the 2lsty
Mr.. MoritZ Schwarz, the organist OF st. Johns
a free organ recital in the Westminster Presbyteri
an Church on the evening of November IS. Some
well known vocal soloists will assist In the enter
| tainment,
THE Rev. DIR. Hathaway of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church, who took such an active interesi
in Moral Reform Leagues cause In the recent cleo
| ton, when asked what was new q few evenings ago
smiled and said, well, Pm, not going to have any
funeral"
Prof. Young will lecture at the First Presbyterian
Church on Thursday, November lG, on stars ana
J Nebulae."
The Rev. DR.. Herr win preach a special service tt
! young men tomorrow evening at the First Presby
The Junior Company, Boys Brigade, of the FRS
| Presbyterian Church, held a meeting last night {,
discuss the question Of uniforms. Lieutenant Stryke
Protest mt Eptscopag.
The members Of st. Mary's Guild Of st. Mark'i
Episcopal Church have presented the church with