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LOCAL CHURCH MATTERS.
Thirteen Entertainment in Lafayette
Naws from the Field.

Thirteen Entertainment in Lafayette
News from the Field.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Bergen Reformed Church met last We'd
nesday afternoon in the church parlors.
The Memorial Mission Band of the La
fayette Reformed Church met on Thurs
day last.
The choir of the Bergen Reformed
Church will sing tomorrow evening, the
second part of CAMS cantata, the Holy
Citv." entitled "AdoratIon." The pro-
me is as folio ws:-Organ ,I~ntermezzo:
recil alive, "rhus Said the Lord" and
bass solo. "And l Saw a New Heaven:
chorus, Holy. Holy, Holy; Doxology;
Invocation; Lords Prayer composed for
Salutation; aria for contralto.
stFor it is your Fathers good pleasure to
give YOU the kingdom;" pSalter, psalm
96. followed by Dudley Bucks ''Gloria
Patri in E." Scripture Lesson from
Revelation xxi; flynn 9T7, tune Of
"Rhine;" Apostles Creed. with response
by uuartette; prayer: aria for soprano;
reading of notices; offertory, duo. They
Shall Hunger No More. Neither Thirst
ANY More;" sermon by Rev. DR.. Corne.-
Jus Brett, text, Rev. xiv, 2 and 3, prayer,
hymn 974, tune Ewing" benediction.
! organ postlude, The musical programme
| will be rendered by Mr.. Louis Raphael
Lillian Kompff. sopranos; Mrs. Frank H.
| Molten. .conlralto; MIR. +. A. Parker,
| tenor: NJ. William F. Brown, bass.
This is the season when changes are
meditated in church choirs. The actual
| changes take place In MAY, but IN the
| greater number OF cases. three months.
notice must be given.
M t3ou nrH HArr will nTaaHh fnrnnr.
row night at the First Presbyterian
| rhurch Emory street. on "The Lifting
| OF the Serpent in the Wilderness" texG.
John 8, IA. In the morning there will be
| communion service.
The Rev. Henry A. Westall will preach
tomorrow night at the Churcn OF the
| Good Shepherd iUnlversalist) Ivy Place
and Summit avenue, on Lying as Fine
! Art"
| tionn will be given on February 81, in the
Assembly Hall of the Tabernacle, Hen
derson street, for the benefit of the Y. 2.
5. c. E. of the church. The society is a
large one and does much good work.
The Y. NJ. G. A. Will conduct a gospel
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Wav-
erly Congregational Church, Booraein
avenue pear Palisade avenue.
The ladies OF the Scotch Presbyterian
Church, Mercer street, including the
| Missionary aud AlO SOClety, VIII give Il
concert and reception i'll The church and
church parlors, February 10. Local TAI
ent will appear. After the programme
mere will be a social session.
The revival meetings now in progress
In the Emory NJ. E. Church. the Kew. u.
r. Lowrie, pastor, attract large audi
ences nightly. The Rev. E. +. Telford,
the nolel evangelist, is III charge.
The Rev. c. Il. Little of the Lafayette
Methodist Episcopal Church has been
conducting a series of revival meetings in
the chapel on Wilton street, in the rear
of the church property, since the first
week in january. The progress of the
work. already detailed ia these columns,
has been highly satisfactory. and has
justified the pastor in continuing beyond
The usual time limits. Lay Preacher
Grower is assisting.
The Rev. Father Mccarthy, who has
inst been ordained a priest at Seton Hall,
will celebrate his first mass at the Church
of Our LADY of Grace tomorrow.
The new "Bergen Mission" in the dis
used drill room will be open tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
The young people OF the Lafayette M.
G.. Church will defy superstition or
February 10, when they will give Jhell
annual s.Ihirteen Entertainment" Ad-
mission will be 10 CENTS refreshments !;
cents extra; there will be thirteen num-
bers on the programme thirteen tables Il
the supper room, the committee has been
planning the affair for thirteen weeks