The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-18

and, as 4 result. the meeting was one Of the most
High school Mr. Glossy, Mr. Thayer and Father
McGrath and Mr. Bailey.
The members of the Young MEMS Lyceum are
ment Which viii Be held at the hall nlI" ON the evenings
IS fsls se or Resiaa - sa g a eRe Scout z; Ihs viii drs Se the eS sstrastioo Of
Father Talon has charge of the cast, and under his
cieaq ipi IN sSeiS re sas : as@ parts G shat s VIII be 2 highly RisRIH;
crSditable to amateurs. The cast, which is an ex-
eran Of lsiS, T. F. corrigan; Bill Jones' ssDf the Scout.
John ]. Herman: Jim Haines. drunken villain, John
". Thornhiil; Old Zibe and Pete, Warmers servants,
Thomas Downs and W J; Harmon; Captain Hardy
James j. o'concrs JACOB Whitak aef engineer, ). "
Hayes; Corporal Munson, Hugh A. Kelly; Judge,
Kesiah Wetherby, Yankee maiden, Maggie A. Foley;
Mary Morrison, the sergeant's wife, Julia E. Her
A handsome souvenir programme will be issued
Goncilio. The programme will also contain much
iba e fore thu b seaaln g matter 4Ss cbrr The s entertainment tadm nres wiIl
indications 1t will be a success.
St. Johns.
Father Ter woert is at present engaged In making
becomes heavier by reason Of the Increase in the
number of the parishioners.
the stone work, with the exception of the towers,
va NC COlupiettu III Two IL liz W6tkS.
Father Kelly ~oficiates while Father Ter Woert is on
The Young Mems Club room has been renovated
and is being made very comfortable. 1t will be very
their friends on the 18th. Msssrs; Hennessey;
and promise a very pleasant evening.
IT I II tnp g 9ai Sou urn me ! . has not yet taken shape but
The monthly lecture has been laid over for the
A committee has been appointed to resurrect the
nlstr1onic talent OF the club, and II enough material
young men viii undoubtedly take a great Interest II in
ehisi as t and re as Ess4 vii Viii al see GO the to h edEpe Dgil eom 5@e es%
there is no time to be lost.
st. Jaseph's
The fair is still going on and there Will be a grand
final reception with dancing and music by the
ming. at eight O'Clock. On Monday and Tuesday
evening the drawings will take place for the diner-
at the Children q Mary's table is attracting much
S]ttsn boSn and viii Ra rea afR,,t : lap pga nP The e doll S table is
are much coveted by all taking chances. The wheel
Sft fsFtaas a1 Tbe the IsaI fishing n tB Rena Te ssys besn g gpg1s
have been kept busy. The Sisters and the angels
charge. Monsignor Seton speaks in t the ' highest st
terms of Messrs. Wood, Burke, Dougherty and Hay
at the door Of the eui hall ls and " take i1s'f the e%se admitta az Sc.
Some OF the most generous visitors to the fair have
Father Brown is developing. into a first rate
preacher and knows how to be short
0blC follAtt d H. l1SlIutLlNe course
Of Sunday night sermons on the Sacrament Of
Monsignor Seton went to washington last Thurs
day morning to give his first lecture of the course
at the Catholic University. He carried with him a
an autograph Latin dedication to Mgr. Satolii. The
book although composed and written in Jersey
city, Is not TO be found IN the Free Public Library.
St. Nicholas.
The Holy Angels Society Will receive Holy Com
munion at the nine o'clock mass tomorrow even
1t is but fair to remark that few Catholic priests
are more fervently interested in the individual wei
fare of the members OF HIS parish, as well as in its
general growth and success than the Rev Father
Wayland Of st. Nicholas Church. The writer has
has watched the growth Of his Congregation. In ali
matters pertaining TO the building up of q strong
has ever assumed a modest yet watchful attitude,
without %resorting to proselytism; and especially
always been found wide awake and diligent, as his
fourishing parochial school amply testihes.
It. Paui of tn. Cross.
A great many members Of st. Paul of the Cross
ment in the school hall, in Sherman avenue, Monday
When sull ann syfFn Famous anf al he : e eoen e Gent Cent,
pany. by special engagement, will appear in the
ta1 ahs piaeRa iadk vahlitsEE n fFSa fhat sections Wedee o. as sse aiFsg.
is replete with comic characters, sketches, songs,
the four irsI proyiin @esu Of Ireland. Sister, Ieieste q!
Munster aud Connaught; The play is a melange Of
mirth, music, pathos and mimicry.
st. Peter's.
He OHlOsGl v ~ ItaBue IL the sacred Heart
evening the 10th Inst.
Preparations are being made for the solemn re-
eeption and conservation Of new promoters of the
League. This ceremony, will take place on Friday
League, under the direction OF Prof. Joseph Ferry,
Tlll ne en the eso eysf9at sggat 4f the 3, reception tSa take part IN
beautiful MUSICAL programme arranged fer the re
Holy Name, which is to be sung for the first time In
Jersey City.
The pool tournament OF the Lyceum is progress
Ing nicely. Conneny Is In the lead. The score IN to