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near Erie, tomorrow evening at haif-past seven
The Rev. David Mitchell of the Scotch Presby-
f9e t1a n Ch9rch Will occupy the pulpit Of the He'd
aing nj. Il. Church at the morning service tonor-
Aweek of special evening religious services will
Church; That q thanksgiving evening Viii be one
esPRsse Pee Ply OF df,p praise,
Rink, which opened on Tuesday evening, has been
re m asSebeea az and a. a ! na'ass every we evening since.
gratnlafed upon the manner in which they have
intimated before, it is no small undertaking to sue
fSe st l ths arrange Tor a fair IN such 9 large building.
pearance, and the crowds who attended have
night.
The programme SO far announced for the series of
Bee oaIWIrnay evening entertainments. arranged by
~foiio%s:1Decembe Lecture, There and Back
RI sss VIII Hsy an j. As "; Dslly: PPscf gq6f pp sd,a Fi f5a
ssope' pecsIh TO !, A1eMSs through a large toe
low the sierras, the Columbia River at sunrise Il
Mount TACOMA" by the Rev. j. ". Marshall, DID
follow the lectures. Everybody viii be welcome.
the Rev !. Il. Jacobus, Pastor of James M. E.
Gtossp p,r temperance nslndp%r Mission. No. sos Newark avenue,
Lutheran.
The proposed fair for the benefit of st. Trinitatis
Lutheran Church, Bowers street, has been postponed
indefinitely. Pastor r. A. Hafer thinks rightly that
men in that section. who have not YET reeovered
from the effects of the recent general depression Of
The recently organized Luther League, composed
the y3 arsa p or9pniz Of st st. TT Trin stata Lutheran Church &,
appearances promises to be one OF the attractions Of
Hf9 eigSsts Lut TSs asst IN the the northern section q the
bM we evening. There were five mem
4 most Enjoyable abS eve EVENING hsw w me spesf. we're ( ne Tsc eansti.
tuition was adopted. Miss Il. Lutjen, one Of the Sec
meeting. The League is wei ofieered throueho9t,
Mr.; Eugene schlaich, the President, being especially
considered a right man in the right place.
~ spite OF the rain storm on Tuesday evening last
the concert given in 81. Trinitatis Lutheran Chnech,
lowers street, proved only a new number in the long
ine OF most successful church entertainment of q
r res = ana to classical LIS order: Pastor Hafer had every
ing attachment OF his flock and their friends. There
church-aisles and altar cushions were ali used. TEe
famous Cecilia Bradford Trio were encored in every
music and recitatlons. Every congregation ought to t.
near them. Miss II. Lutjen, st. Trinitatis' talented
i 9 and secured rounds Of applause. Her grand
o on de Cecilia" by Betiste, as well as her sec
truly capital treats. Her promising choir Of twelve
Kafis o Iettee5e eTpeeisi ar msaition pen and 80 d does s,d Miss
smiths dinicult "Huguenots.' It was in all a most
A meeting OF young people was held last evening
Church in Greenvino for the purpose OF forming a
Luther League as an auxiliary OF the church, It
weeks, at which time a permanent organization viii
m ne l ! abd a IIfer ofiee Fl. elected, IA A programme Of q
m sas kns enta&i l. ds5 the ] pggrpo=s Of the organizers to
+" The FAIR Observation-Disclosures ela iast wa g tte a. . = Of the league
members of st. Pauls Church Melted the handsome
the church s' debt. "i Pasto Mi sta 81 a4w Is bail Ldq9aid a t g
large and Influential congregation.
~Presbrterian.
All the children who took part in the recent enter
minister Presbyterian Church for the purpose SmT Ses Of
raising funds for the Christmas festivities
Leo Markham's opening address has received many
dIlsssioh Of so IlsHse6snt T 6Sr PTaFIssS %,s dF mi under sss;t fRs
s eaecu Gsaa by SG aPtaignS GRACE se,5 Ravids9n, Maud Morrl
Coon, MaTS M sosrslSad Bella hiaphRa BAKER fa aaptis, F FaenIs
Isabella MaMeckin: Evelyn Jewell, Martha Christie
SRoF9s ana alST @i!s sn mold ag s9ns i aal Maud dh Smith, Sana agses
Davidson, Nellie Van Tine, Mary Morrison,
a Bella Ba Tfsshf Hattie s@sn Fhlery o s1a N nlgni Brod G99as
was also q splendid feature of the programme,
I IagIsy iH MpPsI B Bsg hsS eIa at Bsn As. Emily ,]5a.sfsons,
p Do r9a. and II Fred Smith; a piano solo, .'Tarantelia,"
recitation by Leo Markham completed the PRO.
gramme.
m 9hsss will sIan, be q S lecture Of + unusual a9ua. interest on
the Session House of the First Presbyterian Church.
the surgeon with Lieutenant Peary on his trip last
ssped Gae wh e fhi SGsr f { nas d aesn h Hn an i and PENDENT
laden with valuable information and specimens.
hundred otereoptfcon views from photographs
taken BY himself Dr.. Cook is to head an .expedi
April. A number Of native Eskimos and a team of
his Antarctic expedition viii app peaPo on the stage saae 9 at
the close Of the lecture.
laler Will be an organ recital in the Westminster
nues on Tuesday evening next, November %, by
PROTESTANT Episcopal.
There will be a special Children,s service at Grace
Church, Erie and Second streets, tomorrow at half
past three 2. M, conducted by the Rector, the Rev.
George 5, B9nnttt, and the assistant, the Rev, John
I. Grove.
THANKSGIVING services will be held at Grace
Church, Erie and Second streets, on THANKSGIVING
Day at eight and half-past ten O'clock A. N.
unite with the Baptist, Metho adRiiSsG and f RnafSa Min
churches Of the Vicinity in the PQiiisade NJ. E.
nth The ! proceeds 81 the fair for the Enlargement
held during the week, amounts to $3.50. The paint
ing awarded to the most popular young lady in the
sted. NAiN' vi . y MAs' 'nhie sum
the Rev. DR.. E. L. stoddard will preach the last of
tomorrow evening at st. Johns Free
Church, Summit avenue.
baptist.
The annual business meeting of the Summit ave
nue. Baptist Church will be held on Tuesday evening
next.
ing after the sermon BY the rev. The eodh9er Geis fvs at
the First Baptist Church, Grove street, between
There will be a concert of especial merit at the
Bergen Baptist Church. Madison avenue, on Decem-
Y. NJ. @. A. Notes.
Last night was a very exciting. time in the bowling
prize was q handsome sofa pillow, won by Charles
Esher; the second prize, a fancy handkerchief case,
won by Fred. Schneibel; and third, was a mounted
Thermometer, decorated by Mrs. Edward Pratt, the
winner being Randolph Jennings.
Tomorrow afternoon at four O'clock the Rev. Theo-
dore Hesig, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, will
speak in the Wayne street building. MI. Fred. Clerl-
hew will sing. All men are welcome.
Peoples Palace Notes.
The Chicago Fair stereopticon lecture, the fourth
Of the series, will be given in the Tabernacle next
Wednesday evening, November 90, the night before
Thanksgiving. The object Is to giyethe best popular
entertainment at the lowest price, and the small fee
of ten cents at the doors brings the white City"
within the reach of the multitudes.
The fine silk umbrella donated byC ]. Rochat, the
jeweller, for the November prize in the Palace,
hangs In Amusement Hall, and the young men are
after 1t with the ten pins.
UNiQUE'S EUCHRE PARTY.
Unique Council, Royal Arcanum, held a euchre
party in their council rooms, last night, after
their regular meeting. The frst pfz,, q box