The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-14

hold q concert shortly. AS in the case OF the
Juntor EIdeavorers' fair the date has not yet
The Girls Brigade Of Bergen Reformed
church 10 preparing for an entertainment to DO
given IN the lecture room OF the church, on
Tuesday evening, October %. On that occasion
the talented Miss Adelaide West colt, wis has a
reputation as an elecutionist throughout the
country, Will appear in a monologue entitled
New York" written by the author of The
County Fair" In this monoIogue Miss West
colt Will assume a dozen or more characters.
Presbyterian.
The work OF repairing the United Presbyterian
Church in Hancock avenue, has been already
commenced. The exterior 10 being entirely re-
painted. The repairs will cost over $500. The
Christion Union Of this Church, are always we'll
attended, and those who attend usually enjoy
a good programme of addresses, song and
prayer,
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated az the United Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning.
There will be a social reunion al the West
minister Presbyterian Church next Tuesday
evening. In conjunction with q meeting of the
church trustees.
terrain Church will give an entertainment In the
in the church on Tuesday evening, October II.
The annual Smeetipg OF the Young Peoples
Christian Eudeavor Society Of the Westminster
Presbyterian Ghurch was held last evening.
Interesting reports showing the growth. of the
society and work accomplished during the year
WSAo "a AEOIk ICSluCnl III a. nouQAit,
Secretary James Newton, Treasurer Maggie
Banks, Chairman Trunbland of the Look Out
Committee, Miss Cline Of the Social Committee.
tee. Miss Jordan of the Missionary Committee
and Miss Roundtree of the Sunday School Conn
mittee. -,
The Rev. David Mitchell win preach tomorrow
evening at the Scotch Presbyterian Church on
the topic. America, My Home"
Congregational.
On Sabbath evening in the Tabernacle, York
and Henderson streets, Miss Alice Azeez, the
young and beautiful Syrian woman, will speak.
She VIII appear Ia costume and tell the people
startling news about the women OF her country,
how they live aud how they are treated. Miss
Azeez WAS born in the Holy Land and educated
In eight of the sacred places Of Palestine. She
Is said TO be the embodiment of Eastern Gull
turs and a perfect type of an Oriental woman.
Tho Rev. w. Van Kirk Will preach tomorrow
morning at the Tabernacle on Wrong, Drink
and Reform. Rev. John L.. Scudder win precede
the Ss sys q LECTURE with a political Hs prelude;
not fixed.
Tabernacle will be devoted to MISSIONS. Mrs.
O.. w. Anness will be the leader.
The Rally Sunday held a week ago. at the
Wayerly Congregational Church. proved q great
success.
Methodist Episcopal.
The Band OF Hope OF the First NJ. E. Church,
Hoboken, will give an entertainment on Monday
night In the school room.
The wife and daughter of the Rev. {. E. Little,
Pas tor of the Lafayette NJ E. Church, are visit
ing relatives at Great Fails, n. Y.
Rev. William Eakins will preach tomorrow
morning at st. Paul's NJ. e. Church. Third
street. on Romance In Real Life"
The Rev. DR.. Breckenridge will preach to-
morrow morning in Simpson NJ. T. Church,
Central avenue. In the evening the Rev. De-.
Goodsell will preach. These two ceiebrat ed
names will undoubtedly crowd the church.
DR.. j. c. Jackson will preach the third Of his
series of evening sermons in HeddIug NJ. e.
Church upon ''Sisera; or, Fighting the Stars
tomorrow evening.
Preparations for the Dairy Maids Carnival,
to be held under the auspices of the Epworth
League of the Simpson NJ. Z. Church early in
November. are going along smoothly and har-
monlously. 1t promises to be a fine social
event.
The Helping Hand Society of the Linden
Avenue Church held a meeting last evening in
the lecture room of the church. A complete
report of the financial standing of Monday
nights conundrum supper could not be OBJ
tanned, SO the matter was tabled. A committee
shortly. The committee consists Of Mrs. Stowe.
Chairman; Mrs. Burge and Mr.. Mcintyre. The
bad weather limited the attendance, and the
meeting adjourned early.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Ladder Aid So.
ciety. Of the Linden Avenue Church held q
meeting. The members decided to have a
Tue Rev. Winfield s. Mccowan will take as
his subject for preaching tomorrow evening at
halt past, 1.-THE Penitent Thief"
Bapt ist.
The Social Committee of the Y. P. S. C. E. of
the Bergen Baptist Church will hold q Japanese
entertainment and tea on Tuesday, October II,
in the church.
The ne~ organ of the Summit Avenue Bap-
fist Church will be christened on the evening OF
October IL, The full programme is given in
another column.
Tomorrow evening, In the First Baptist
Church on Grove street. near Mercer, the
sermon in the interest of moral and political
reform. The subject is. Our Present Political
Condition, Responsibility aud Duty.
The Young Mems League Of the First Baptist
Church is in o hourishing condition. The annual
meeting, held October IL, was a big success,
showing a membership Of $50 and having a
they elected the following officers for the en-
suing. year:-President n. N. Farrier; Vice
President John Phillips; Treasurer. Harry Me
Jams; Recording Secretary, Frank White; Cor
responding Secretary, Norman Rowe. After
the election of officers they all did Justice to re-
freshments served by the committee. The
League has very pleasant reading and social
rooms which are open every evening. Strangers
are welcome.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Rev. Charles E. Spalding, assistant to the
Rector Of st. Thonas's Church, New York City.
will preach at the evening service tomorrow at
Grace Church. Erie and Second streets. In thu
nit. will preach.
The games of the Guild Of the Iron Cross. of
st. Johns Free Churcn. Summit avenue, will be
Oiu .uia "AeotHoou W enoif Grouuus, WeaLHeF
permitting.
The sewing school of st. MARKS Church, Van
Worst Square, Is very popular among the chill
dren, and very useful in its line of instruction.
miscellaneous.
David J. Taylor, the successful evangelist,
will address the meeting at Gospel Temperance
Mission, No. sos Newark avenue, tomorrow at
fourP. n.
The Rev. c. C. vredenhurgh will lecture to.
morrow morning at the Cnristadefphian meet
ing room. Union Hall. Grove and Fourth streets,
on What Must | Do to Do saved
The steriopticon entertainment on the
evening at the Peoples Palace. This will be
the first of the series for the members of the
Palace. Non-membars will be invited to pay
ten cents at the door toward tue expenses.
Special rescue service will be neld In the
Bergen Reformed Church. Bergen avenue, near
Montgomery street, under tho auspices of the
Newman Industrial Home and Mission, on
Thursday evening, October 10, 1923. The we'll
known evangelist, Rev. G. H. Yattnan, VINO for
so many years has conducted the Young Peo-
pies services at Ocean Grove, will take charge
Of the setvice and will be assisted BY a baud OF
rescued men and women from the Home. Mrs.
Kress, whose singing has evoked ad miratiou
wherever heard, has kindly volunteered her
services for the occasion.
Y. M. c. A. Notes.
There will be the usual religious service to-
morrow afternoon In the Wayne street building
at four O'Clock. Mr.sW E. Taylor, of Newark.
will speak. Mr.. Taylor is an attractive speaker
There will be special singing for this service.
All men are cordially welcome.
Tomorrow afternoon also there will be a
meeting on the Hill at four O'Clock, No. Sc Con-
gress street. Mr.. w. Fl. Sturick will be the
speaker. There will be good lively singing.