The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-11
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new altar book in memory of Jane Boswe Il, a mem
Der OF the guild who died recently. The book con-
Epistles and Gospel. 1t is Handsomely bound in red
daliion containing a figure Of our Lord ent6roned.
The ifSad edges Yaa are ,s stamped a,Rs with "ieur de lis" and the
the Inscription ''To the Glory Of God and in Mem
DRY Of Jane Boswell, R, ;. p"
will begin. on sunday, November 12,a course Of
sermons to young men on the new moral and
mental forces which are to dominate the next half
The course is suggested by the movement started
whose book YOUTH Created SO much ad&Sira.
claremon sp avenpe. fThhe e snaiS Sernsr a serT I Of a the
opening of the church on Wednesday evening.
There will be a confirmation lecture In the Guild
room of Christ Episcopal Church, Claremont and
Arlington avenues, at four O'Clock tomorrow after
Reformed Dutch.
The second of a series of union prayer meetings of
dewntoT S,as CHURCHES was held on Wednesday at the
topic was as sfaadividaai Resp Mish GHgaaeS Ths n aas
Hamilton place on December is, conducted BY the
Opening addresses are limited to ave minutes, after
w Minate 5 1Sle ,% esesiI9s t are governed g pvSsrn by the three
The Kings Daughters Of the Lafayette Reformed
dence Of Mrs. Edwards on Pacific avenue last night.
The proceeds are to be devoted to domestic missions.
Inc Mallory Avenue MISSION, in connection with
the Bergen Reformed Church, Is doing a much needed
work In youngstown. The new building is progress
On Thursday. November IS, the Ladies' Aid Society
of Bergen Reformed Church will have a lunch party.
The Fourth Jersey. City Company, Boys Brigade,
held exhibition drills last nigKt. Next Friday The
boys company will be inspected by the battalion
officers.
The Rev. G.. $. Wright of the Central Avenue Re.
formed Church will exchange pulpits with Pastor
Emery OF the Wayerly Congregations Church to
The fal5 t. BE given in the Central Avenue Re.
formed Church, Central avenue and Bowers street.
day and Friday, November 81, q, IS and Il, in aid Of
the new church, promises to be a very pleasant and
viii be charged, but children viii be admitted free
from three to i've O'Clock each. afternoon.
German Evangelical.
The ladies of st, Johns German Evangelical.
vember Is, 70 and So The ladies who win be II
charge are as follows;-Candy table, Misses Sophia
fancy table, Misses emma, Minnie, Libby and Ciars
Wittemeyer; handkerchief table, Misses Addie Vo1
Berthe Bargelow and Matte Jackens: Ice cream ant
coffee, Mesdanes Lena Walther and Catherine
The tambourine drill. which is to be a feature Of
the fair of st. Pauls Lutheran Church, to be opened
a hs s Saaasne q A hiss f asnf esssSs aas. f rEssr 3SlioS;i MN p =
S ;SsGn IT, a e. !. sieTssI 1;;s E 4s;Is wyseSi
sarth, Annie: Ba ntihl4Iail sszie Va fene wa iiSea
Emma Huye sAnnis lreger, Sophie qreenberg, Min
Moeller, Mamie Reckhardt. The Committee Of AT
Eangeppents isss follows; Mrs. 3; Freund, Mrs. N
Mahlenbroek, AIRS. Al rTasto. Mrs; 5. Kern, Henry
Siewers, Treasurer; II. Freund, Assistant Treasurer;
a eeTass ns ", e4a and r; 8 z Ia pGSSsd; sf e. p9s,s s
stgeksrt. who Il Also e. Financial Secretary.
| Feieke, as Pnssse Ct the First German Evangelica,