The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-10-21
JERSEY CITY CHURCHES.
St. Joseph's

Preparations for the fair for the benefit of church,
which is to be opened in Pavonia Hall next Monday
evening with a concert and reception are going for
ward rapidly, and all present indications point to
e an Hfey the sapfp1i sEsne et 1 nss. F &s9lha ta eiias wi4 h1 be
Phillip Tully and other members of the Rosary So
other estimable ladies, will have charge Of the sis
ter's table. The Children of Mary's table will be
Miss Mary KeiIahesr. assisted By other prominent
members Of the sodality. Miss Kate Tunnard and
Angels Society. Pfofessor Philip Anon. orsanist
Of the church, has kindly volunteered to furnish
free of charge. An admission fee of twenty five
cents will be charged on the concert and reception
usual features OF a fair. A magnificent gold watch
At other e1; valuable articles will be disposed of.
being opposed to them, as, although they bring in
WpGa are nnsea sney II ffe . u reTyyct OCCASION disputes,
would rather" he said, llose 81, 900 that the fair
might otherwise make. than have the least dissatis-
Mgr; Seton is very enthusiastic over the success of
He had just returned from Baltimore on Thursday
after being honored by the Cardinal, when he was
he enjoyed the great celebration. anu @sAeu no"
1T Is simply magnificent, remarked the Monseig-
Parations for the coming fair, refusing a numbeFF Of
S Seses; q Z Cardinal sS she el5 Bbsas I ce esR sesroe "
S az adeq ss f ides of It It's magnid few w so%s
great sermons were preached and great addresses
made. ArchbiShop Ireland, of st. Paul, Mimi. the
great champion of democracy allied to religion,
preached preached 2 great sermon to the larges! and most
vast cathedral of Baltimore, which, by the way, you
know, is the Mother Church Of America. HIS sub
ject was the neels Of adapting ourselves in all
things in which faith and morals were not involved
feet tt har aU,rslns with 0t the see n assi aI pri Gt { afiesn & n AMER per-
lean Democracy under republican institutions.
Mary's Seminary there We're twelve hundred persons
presens. Mgr. Satolli,, Delegate Apostolic, made a
proposed by Cardinal Gibbons. Everybody was
pleased. 1t was interrupted at times with thunder
Louis, and Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia spoke
with eloquent earnestness of the needs OF adapting
times: :
during my visit on this last occasion 1 had especial
reason for feeling SO, In rebuilding the magnificent
served intact upon the grounds, as an historical
building, the little peaked, roof and gabled brick
q convert to the Catholic faith, who
was driven out Of New York by, social persecution
for her change of religion, whereby she lost a large
fortune, opened a school, eighty11ye yrars ago, with
he begginnlng Of the Gs s AiseeDis Of eh aarroi IN the ah un MsS
States. The Sulpician Fathers always call attention
to this house as the Cradle of the Sisters OF Liberty
Then, again, the late Archbishop James Roosevelt
Bayley,. the predecessor of Cardinal Gibbons, was
Of Newark" q 'He nfS BISHOP
The Monsignor was a trife nettled over a report
Of one of the leading events in connection with the
celebration, in which a Baltimore correspondent had
pearance in his 'sheepsfin cape,p which the Moop-
signor says is an absurdity, and asks THE NEWS to
q prelate prothonotary apostolic and Count Of the
Lateran to wear the ermine, which is called in Latin
Mgr SatoIii himself" said Mgr. Seton. "said to
me on the occasion referred to: AS a Roman l com
pllment you upon, your magnificent appearance in
the cappa magma"
ST. Michaei's.
The members Of the Lyceum last night held their
n nsta rehearsal OF the play, THE Veteran Of 1872"
at the hall on Erie street. Last nights rehearsal
was q success; and with continued practice a good
One evening last week the members of the Holy
TSey were SeS5s aecompani fd' By F Ssitsr X G IEefena FatSer
Callan was organizing a Holy Name Society in his
Reffase' &c leaving sf CD w seaFss Esnt p e. to M hslR etti alRGo of1
Name Society surprised Father CalIan by presenting
made g BY Fa g hprrMSs acke dhe F Pffssssntca aiian M spse erea Tps
surprised, and thanked his friends. He is getting
along nicely In his new charge.
st. Paul of the Cross.
The concert given in the parochial school of st.
Paul of the Cross parish for the benefit Of the
sSdeo affair TAI andres and Resulted Hitxedpii in 3 f fasei @ai Success 8 yery enjoy
Bishop Wigger made his annual visitation on
Tickets for the dramatic performance of the
.Confederates SPY at Kessler's Hall, by member of
selling rapidly.
acts .Th S,I Gg ps e1eG,ss5 SPY y 2 military drama in five
ton will be rendered in a manner Which VIII iIS be- in
keeping with the several other successful produc-
tons given by the Dramatic Corps of this associa-
ton. Mr.: Sol. G: Frost, as usual, has full charge.
The cast is as follows:-
George Waterman "a young Unionist), Mr.. ]. Lind
ssay; rhIi1 Iee Ber srl y. 6 b6 darins st eSn tgds1sae spy ( under 6
decalnp from Jackson lines), Mr.. P. Foley;
Major General Banks, y. S. A., MIR. T. Cassidy;
Colonel Willard, T.. S. A., Mr., e, Nugent;
Officer Mulgarry Gone of the Finest when out Of
danger, Mr.. h. OBrten; Clay Ca ge'mman Of color
who knows whar. the chickens roost), Mr. A. ].
Moran; Sockery Schneidebecker "a Drafted Dutch
mani, Mr.. s. P. :Meehan; Mrs. Waterman Cmother Of
George and widow af the late Captain Waterman),
Miss ID. Cahtll; Maud Bradley Ga Southern belle and
sister to the spy, Miss A. Gallagher; Norah Nc
Lennon down on the Heather Ckinayers), Miss A.
Doran); Aides, the Misses NJ. M. 7. Cassidy, A. A.
Cassidy and A. Barrett.
81. Nicholas.
A grand vocal and instrumental concert will he
given by three hundred children of the 81. Nicholas
Parochial School for the benefit of the school next
Thursday evening at Kellers Hall. Beautifully
printed programmes for the CONCERT will be distribl-
morning.
The Right Rev. Bishop wigger made his annual
visitation to the parish on Wednesday last, and in
the evening preached a sermon in the church, his
subject being THE Holy Family" While at the st.
Nicholas Rectory he was called upon by Bishop
now on a visit.to New York. Both Bishops dined at
the rectory.
st. johns.
Father Ter Woert's lecture on the Worlds Fair.
Illustrated with stereopticon views to the Young