The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-11

Church on Fairview avenue. sre formed into
an aid society and, since their organization .hav Q
raised nearly $1,000 for the chuHch's benefit.
city. is now the Pastor Of 4 largsch1rch in Liv-
erpool. -, 80
John Knox Presbyterian Church, Grand street
and Manning avenue, commencing tomorrow
evening and continuing throughout the week,
except Monday and Saturday evenings. There
will be special singing and shSrt addresses by
At Hedding NJ. L. Church tomorrow evening
there will be a Sunday School missionary an
niversary with addresses from Messrs. Jackson,
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will hold their third Gospel Temperance meeting
tomorrow at P; NJ, at the Newman Mission.
and Rev. Mr.. Wilson of the West Side NJ. E.
Attractive music win be furnished.
st. Peters Sodality Lyceum will produce
"Handy Andy on the evenings Of a pril 8, 4 and
5 at the College Hall.
St. Michael's Literary Union will make its first
public appearance in a minstrel performance, to
be given March Is, Is and II in st. Michael's
Hall, Erie and Tenth streets.
There will be solemn high mass at the various
Roman Catholic churches next Friday, March
II. st. Patricks Day.
The Rev. J. Francis Morgan, pastor of the
Park Reformed Church, will preach next Thurs
day evening at the Bergen Reformed Church,
Bergen avenue, where there will be a special
evangelical service. The Rev. Mr.. Morgan is
preaching a series Of powerful Lenten sermons
at the Sunday services at his own church on the
words from the Cross.
Quoted by the Rev. Cornelius Brett at the Der
gen Reformed Church will hold its last meeting
next Friday night. The followingFriday there will
he q preparatory lecture followed on Sunday,
March rs, by the administration of the Lords
Supper.
The Rev. Henry Lubbock, rector of the Church
OF Zion and st. Timothy, New York City, Will
preach at St. Paul's P. E, Church, Duncan ave-
nue., tomorrow evening,
Tomorrow morning at half past ten o'clock
Bishop Starkey will make his visitation TO ST.
Paul's T. Il, Church, Hoboken, and will admin
lister the sacrament of confirmation to a large
class.
The Rev. Joseph A. Mock, rector of st. Mat
thew's P. E. Church, will preach at Christ Epis-
copal Church. Arlington and CIaremont avenues.
tomorrow evening.
The revenue committee OF the Bergen Baptist
three entertainments, the first to be given
March14, by the Rutgers College Glee Club.
Rev. u. j. Ellison, whose wide experience as a
traveller has been shared with his congregation
in several illustrated lectures and travel
talks, will deliver the second. April 4, on "A
Thousand Miles Down the Danube. The inimit-
able Bob" Burdette will give the last, A Twice
Told Tale: the Rise and Fall of a Moustache.h
The advance sale of tickets is encouraging.
The building fund Of St. Johns Free Church
was materially assisted last Tuesday night by a
musicale at the residence of Mr.. Charles
Voorhis, on Clifton place. at which Mr.. Arthur
Voorhis, Mr.. John Holland and Mrs. A. L. Jen-
kins gave a rarely artistic entertainment.
The chapel of the Lafayette Reformed Church
was more than crowded, in spite of the rain,
last Thursday night, when the Y. P. S. c. E.
gave a japanese Market" Pretty souvenirs
were distributed. and the financial results eX-
ceeded expectations.
The Kings Daughters of the Lafayette Re-
formed Church will give a musicale on the even
ing of March II &C the residence Of Miss Dora
Hill on Communipaw avenue.
The special services at the South Bergen Re-
formed Church have attracted large crowds
every evening this week. The speakers have
delivered a strong series of practical talks.
More than one hundred persons have unitei
with Emory M. E. Church during the past year.
The congregations were never so large as at
present. The pastor. Dr.. Lowrie, breaches to-
morrow on 1.-THE Beautiful and Brave Queen
Esther" i'll
There W be a clipping party on the evening
of March 28, in the vestry of St. Paul's NJ. E.
Church on Third street. A number of packages,
each containing the value of at least ten cents,
will be suspended from the ceiling by strings,
the contents taken. In addition there will be
music, reeitations and refreshments.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Pauls NJ. E.
Church will meet on Monday night to decide
upon plans for an entertainment 10 be given
soon.
The Kings Sons of the First Presbyterian
Church will hold on Monday night, the meeting
adjourned from last week on account of no
quorum.
The appeal of Brother Lowndes, expelled
from James M. E.. Church. is not to the Confer
ence which will meet in this city next month,
but to the Quarterly Conference. The former
deals only with discipline of ministers. If
Brother Lownies had any charges to prefer
against the Rev. Mr.. Russell, they would be
considered at this annual Conference.
Bishop Fitzgerald and cabinet will hold their
deliberative session dnring the coming Coufer-
ence of the M. E. Church at st. Paul's NJ. E.
Church on Third street, in the parlors. At these
meetings, the appointments for next year will
be made out. The Bishop and Cabinet will
meet every afternoon and evening when there
is no meeting.
The Rev. Frederick Mortimer. rector of st.
Marks Church. Van Worst Square, will preach
at st. Mary's Church. Hobokon avenue, tomor-
row evening at half past seven o'clock.
There will be a mass meeting on Monday
afternoon at half past three O'Clock, at the Tab.
ernacle, to lay pllns for a rescue home for
women in this city. Mrs. III. Guindon win be
among the speakers.