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

en6D.
AMONG The CHURCHES.
Baptist.
The talented young violinist. Theo dore Arm
heiter, will give q concert at the North Baptist
Hall, Jersey avenue and Fourth street, on
Tuesday evening. October II, ateight O'Clock;
1t promises to be one OF the musical events of
the year. The Aeollan Orchestra, an amateur
organization composed of young men of the
church, will as sist. Besides Mr.. Arnheiter. the
following artists will appear:-Mr. Edward ].
Groebl OF New York, where he is we'll known as
organist, pianist aud composer; Master Robert
Miss Lulu hussa, soprano; Mr.. George Iechier,
either virtuoso. and Mr.. Ferdinand Wagner,
violoncellist. With this array of artists, the
hall should ha filled to its utmost capacity.
The following excellent musical programme
will be rendered at the Bergen Baptist Church.
Madison avenue, under the able direction of
Service of praise, Bergen Baptist Church,
Sunday evening, October s. at half past seven
o'clock. Arthur P. Preston. Organist and
Musical Director.
81 will sing unto the Lord
Anthems Carl Florio
Quartette. Behold the western evening
Smelly
offertory, soprano solo(.-3;........A.d de Dos
Miss Lulu Blac,
("Ofertoire u Saint jour de
t"Postlude, "....".....Theo Stern
/ j. uluS 0O5DCi1 I'LL DbOASs
The Rev. Edward MaoMinn, Pastor of the
Summit AvenueBaptist Church, will address the
anniversary service Of the Gospel Temperance
Mission. No. sos Newark avenue, tomorrow
afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Hudson County
Sunday School Association, will be held on
November Z, in the North Baptist Church. Jer-
sey avenue and Fourth street.
The North New Jersey Association Of Baptist
Churches will meet on October Is In Paterson.
To this all churches Of this denomination in
Jersey City belong, except the North Baptist,
which still retains its place In the Eastern New
Jersey Association.
The State Convention Of Baptist Churches
will be held the last Of this month in New
Brunswick,
The various reports presented at the silver
jubilee of the Zion Lutheran Church, Greenville
evidenced tho fact that the ladies of the parish
have accomplished a grand work in raising.
f for@sd f tse t hsdis ssuT Sia s psss9y s IN Fsb-
and now it boasts of a membership of 1O4. The
parsonage was built through the agency of
these benevolent women. During the twenty
five years of this society's existence it has raised
in the aggregate nearly $1,000. Much OF this
ness on the church. property. Pastor Burk-
hard says that q nobler, more generous and
Jealous corps Of Christian workers could not be
found in any church, and he feels very much
elated over their handsome achievements. The
ladies' loyalty to their pastor Is equally as fer
vent as Isl MS s appprsciafioo Of r.a thei5 valuable SER
him with a superb. psrlor mirror and table.
This was preceded by a visit from the church
officials, who handed him a purse filed with a
plerhoric wad of greenbacks. The Sunday
school teachers gave him a fine large
easy chair. and the church Choral Union pre-
sented him with a substantial souvenir of the
jubilee. Mr.. Burkhard is very much beloved
by young and old throughout his parish and
has a multitude OF sympathizers In the COM
munity. For twenty years he has gone in and
OUT among his people without a wrangle or
single disturbance in the congregation to mar
the harmony Of the church or interfere with
1 II ~ II kfon6 or r-nNIr n aAADNo 20 he
the unanimous opinion of his people that he
has made an energetic and conscientious pas
tor, and is well deserving Of many years Of
future prosperity. Pastor Burkhard Is now
striving to secure a new church, and his con-
gregation are with him heart and energy to
push the project. ..l
German Evangelical Lutheran Church opened
yesterday with a good attendance. The Ladies'
Society of the church is in charge.
Presbyterian.
The clergymen to attend the meeting of the
Jersey City Presbytery held in Tenafy, on
Tuesday, were the Rev. n. c. Cronin Of the
Second Church, and the Rev. David Mitchell of
the Scotch Church. The Rev. DR.. Herr was
unable to attend.
The Boys Brigade of the First Presbyterian
eessfuI tb mea't days. ys'1 fair this his e SsS n nsnS sue
The second meeting of those Interested in the
formation of a Christian Reform Society for the
in the Second Presbyterian Church next Tues
day evening. The committee in charge consists
Of the Rows. McMinn, Faulks, Halleron and
Scud der, Messrs. Drake aud Hunt.
The second Presbyterian Church Is beautify-
ing and enlarging its church parlor. During
the week workmen began to tear down two
rooms adjoining the parlor. The interior, when
completed. Will be newly decorated and fur
nished.
This Rev. David Mitchell will preach to-
morrow evening at the Scotch Presbyterian
Church on the topic. MY Earthly Paradise
The Second Presbyterian Church is form ing a
new Junior Endeavor Society, Miss Halton Is
| nna of fhnC1 mnCr QNtiUalY iufaraItAd
At the Westminster Presbyterian Church the
various organizations are all in splendid order
for the accomplishment Of a good winters
work. The Ladies' Aid Society held a mesting
on Thursday last and arranged its work for the
year. The Sunday School is preparing for an
elaborate exhibition, concert and drill to os
held on the evening of October 80 for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for Christmas CHARITIES,
etc. The Boys Brigade now numbers twenty.
five members, and the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society is in excellent trim.
ings will be held on Wednesday evening. oc.
toper II, in the Scotch Presbyterian Church.
Mercer street near The Rev. Henry
c. Cronip, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church. will be the leader, the topic, Christian
Fellowship
Reformed Dutch.
The Rev, Paul D. Van Cleef, DID, will preach
tomorrow morning at the Wayne Street Re-
formed Church, and the SACRAMENT of the
Lords Supper will be administered. In the
evening the Rev. r. X. Wick will preach on
what Must 1 Do to Be Saved?''
DR.. Brett will preach at the Bergen RI
formed Church tomorrow morning on the
PARLIAMENT of Religions Before the m orn
ing service at the re gular Sunday school hour
$50 o'clock. there will be a grand Sunday
school rally.
The 4th Company Boys Brigade of the Bar
gen Reformed Church, will hold a fair on
October 10, to obtain money for uniforms and
equipments. The boys were drilled last night
by their Captain, Rich. P. Romano for the first
time in six weeks. Captain Romano has been
very sick aud he was greeted with three rous-
ing cheers as he formed the company last
6 night. After the drill the boys marched in a
body to the fair of the End Company of the
PresbyterianChurch. The girls were also drilled
last night by Captain Laws.
The Y. P. S. G. held a short business meeting
at the conclusion Of the regular Friday night
prayer meeting last evening. Only routine
business was gone through.
A feature of this church Is the Junior
Christian Endeavor which is composed Of the
little children. This society meets just aftei
Sunday school. Sunday afternoon.