The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-30

the Rev. DR.. D. r. Warren. Of ST. Mays P. E.
Church, OF Hoboken avenue, on the Heights.
will choose for his theme at tomorrow morn.
tng's service, siSt. Mfchael's and ALI Angels"
ID the evening the Rev. John C. Lord, Of Nor
ristown, will occupy the pulpit. The Womau's
Guild, st. Andrews Brotherhood and st.
order and planning for the work Of the coming
winter.
The choir OF ST. Mary's Church, under the d.
rection OF Mr.. William Bennett. Is progressing
fayorably. aud Is rendering q good and practt-
cal choir service.
The Rev. DR.. stoddard will preach on Sunday
morning his annual sermon on the needs and
work OF the church for 1884. The new Assist
ant Minister. Rev. +. s. Forbes is expected to
preach In the evening. His address is No. 20
Clifton place.
Lutheran.
The Rev. R. A. Halter of the Ger mar Evan
gelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis Church who is
German Secretary OF the Evangelical L lutheran
Synod, will attend the coming sess ions Of that
body at Hudson, New York. The sessions will
there will be no regular church SO rvice on Sun
day. The Sunday school will meet as usual.
The Sunday school, by the way. ha 8 grown to
scarcely seats enough to accomm odate the
pupils. Pastor Halter 10 rejoicing over the
fact that during the present year 81, 800 OF the
church debt has been wiped out aud $3.50 inters
est paid besides. The interest IL paid up TO
date. VI
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Society,
there viii pe given sometime tdurlng the latter
part of October Q frst class church con cert for
the beneht Of the interest fund. Among tho
attractions viii be the famous Bradford Trio,
assisted by Miss Henrietta Lutjen, the organist
OF the church and the church choir. The con
certs thus far given In the interest Of this
church have always been Of such a high order
and appreciated by such large audie noes Of
music loving people, that the announc ement of
another will be hailed with pleasure by many
people 10 the neighborhood. Under the aus
pices Of the Young Peoples Society the Rev.
Tn III TT lEuAsAkf - n.~~l~t.. .fI 4 l~yl-Au -
LECTURE in the church some tins during October
The date has not yet bean set.
Beginning with the first Tuesday in Oct ODE +
catechetical instruction In both German an d
English will be given every Tuesday and Friday
afternoon from 4 to 8 P. NJ. aud every Friday
evening from 8 to 0 O'Clock.
Reformed.
The Rev. J. Francis Morgan, Of the Park Re-
formed Church, is chairman of a committee TO
arrange a series OF union prayer meetings to
be given by the downtown churches. This is
only another step in the way OF bringing the
churches of this locality into closer connection,
a plan that all the clergymen have constantly in
mind.
The new South Bergen Reformed Church is
now being deliberately frescoed. The interior,
cellence.
The usual monthly service Of soug will be held
tomorrow in the Bergen Reformed Church. The
anr programme me VAS Mnz published yesterday in
from Tschaikowsky, Dudley Buck, Molique.
Schneider aud Berthold Tours. The organist
and director IS Mr.: Louis R. Dressler. the quar-
tette choir Miss Lillian Kompff, Mrs. Frank
Molten, Mr.. +. A.. Parker and Mr.. William F.
Brown. This is the first of the seasons special
services.
The Rev. Mr.. Van Kirk will talk on ssChrist's
Law OF Reform tomorrow evening at the
Wayne Street Reformed Church The Rev. Mr..
Wick VIII preach In the morning.
Reformed Church held drills last night. The
girls drilled in the lecture room under Captain
Laws. and the boys drilled In the basement
under Captain IsaacRomaine.
Presbyterian.
The popular Plster of the Second Presbyts-
rian Church, the Rev. n. G. Cronin, was re
Gently rendered Q large reception at the parlors
of the church, on Third street. A musical pro
gramme was furnished under the direction of
Professor e. L. Cramer, aud refreshments we're
served. A large number Of guests were pres
ent.
About a dozen young people connected with
the United Presbyterian Church have organized
themselves into a class for a thorough study of
the Catechism as a preparation for joining the
church at the next regular communion. The
class meets every Thursday evening. All were
| present at last nights meeting, and exhib. ed
keen interest in the preparations to fit them
for active membership in the church.
The authorities Of the United Presbyterian
Church have decided to expend about SOD In
| repairs of the church building, maiuly to tbs
front. The building will be repainied and the
interior brightened up. and otherwise i'm
| Tomorrow evening the Rev. DR.. David Mitch
elEwli preach a harvest sermon on .aAutumn's
Golden Leaves at the Scotch Presbyterian
| Church.
Miscellaneous.
The Tabernacle will be the scene of an i'm
portant rally Of all Chautauqua circles in the
| city tomorrow evening. In the morning the
Rev. John L. Scudder will preach on ',Compre-
hensive, Religion"
Mr.. John K. Westervels will lecture tomorrow
at 1890 O'Clock at the Christadeiphian Meeting
Room, Grove and Fourth streets. on the sub
| ject, II Am Not Ashamed Of the Gospel of
| Christ.
There will be revival services every night
| during October, except Saturday nights, at the
| Willing Workers Mission, Marion, conducted
Tomorrow's services will be- of special iute rest
to railroad men There will be an old fashioned
love feast at four o'clock In the afternoon.