The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-27

Cornelius Woelfkin OF the North Baptist
Church and the Rev. John Il. Scudde
of the Tabernacle are visiting the Fair at
Chicago.
The Salvation warriors that have been
occupying the Eisey Chapel for so lonR
will bregk camp tomorrow nignt wild 2
grand halleiujah meeting and knee drill.
Among the clergymen who addressed
the audience at the tw~enty-ffth anntvers'
AIRY celebration of the Home for AGED
Women. last Thursday, were. the Rev.
Cornelius Brett, D. D.; the Rev. W. r.
Brush. the Rev. +. D.. Van Cleef. ID. u.
the Rev. Israel W. hathaway, the Rev:
Robert *. Wick and the Rev. David
Mitchell.
Tho Luthe, Society Of st. Paul's Church
presented Mr.. g. Ciausen, one OF the
members with several ine volumes on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. aus 10 9
prominent and popular member OF the
church choir.
The young people of Christ Church.
Claremont avenue and CLERK street are
holding an entertainment this AFTERNOON
in the Guild Room. Admission Is free.
The Sunday School of the West Side NJ
e. Church will conduct the services to-
morrow, which has been chosen as emil
dren's Day. or Flower Sunday" The
floral decorations will consist principally
of wild flowers.
tklt Is at leuSLu u6uuitSiy sossiou oues
Evangelist Hill wild conduct services In
a s"Gospel Tent somewhere GU the
Heights during the summer season. The
plan OF the enterprise was described In
these columnssevefAi weeks ago.
y There w1n be services in mi mora
tion Of the Civil War at the Bergen
Point M. E. Church. West sixth street
and Avenae G, tomorrow evening. the
Rev. Frank Chadwick. Pastor OF the
n hrrrn will praaph pud a larua detail or
veterans will attend.
Al the First M. E. Church, Hoboken.
tomorrow evening the subject OF the Rec-
tors discourse Will be Father Damlsn
of Kalawao."
Tomorrow will be ch;ldren's day at
Trinity Episcopal Church, Honoken.
During the past few days the Rector.
the Rev. DIR. HoughtoE, has examined
all the children of the Sunday school, and
those who secure 9S per cent, punctual-
ity being counted as we'll as scholarship,
will receive a medal. One child has re-
ceived 100 per cent. another 80. and sevan
other IS. and these lucky ones will re-
eeive gold and silver medals at the ami
versary celebration at three o'clock In the
afternoon. The names OF the fortunate
mes are known only TO the Rector. and ne
will not them till they are
called up Sunday afternoon. A numbsr
Of the scholars have received over 80 per
cent. AT the morning services Sunday,
the sermon will be preached by the Rec
tor. In the evening at fifteen minutes to
eight. the Rev. w. Z. Sharpe, Of st.
Mary's Church. New York. will deliver
the discourse. There will be special
music at both service, and in the evening
q tenor solo Will be rendered.
The May-Doie party OF OF the Boys
Progressive Society, which was to have
been given last night, was postponed on
account of the weather.
The annual xcursion of the First Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church will
be held on June 5. They will 20 to CAL
edonian Park.
The Salvation Army, late of Gregory
street barracks, Will conduct meetings at
the Erie Street Mission tomorrow after
noon and evening. In the afternoon
there will be q ''Grand Free and Etsy;"
in the evening a great salvation meeting
Tomorrow evening at six O'Clock the
Young Mems League of the First Bap-
list Church will give a tea In their par
lors, to which they invite all young men.
The Pastor, the Rev. Theo. Heisig, will
preach q special sermon to young mon,
after which iii ordinance of Baptism
will pe administered.
On Sabbath evening In the Tabernacle.
the Rev. j. Lester Wells. the assistant
pastor. will give an illustrated discourse,
with stereoptican views, on Egypt, the
Land of the Pharoahs." The finding of
the mummies OF Rannes II. and Sethi !.
will be described n their bodies shawn.