The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-30
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Meth Episcopal.

The Rev. Richard Harcourt. d. D.. formerly Of
Lafasetf square. baltimore, left Hobo5en, this af-
ternoon, on the Kaiser wilhelm for Bremen. A
Churches saw HIN off. Ha viii be dissent for about
two mp % p,4t Els 81 tfss o5sllnnSs eom tlrane ab, wlh h Ta Mf.
more, is one Of the largest and most energetic In the
Monument City.
zabrlskie Post, No. So, G. A. R., will march to
Grace Church, tomorrow morning. aud listen toa
Fourth OF July Grafton by the Rev. Dr.. NJ. l: Gates.
The Rsy. Z. {. butcher has selected aour Country"
for hs sermon ~ msn t9mori at sh sss sonSav, Ih seryi wah DC d
A sermon for young men will be preached by the
Rev. D. II. Lowrie in Emory Church, tomorrow even
Yesterday the Sunday schools of EmoEy. centen.
stss DOCK on Tie stean5oat Sirius for I%aurelton
Grove. 1t was the annual excursion, which every
Prof. Frank b, Glover gave on Thursday evening
last in Grace Church. Tonaeie avenue. an admirable
The Il Rev. Dr. !. Atkinson Of West Side Avenue Church
has returned to his duties after a weeks rest At Lake
Wesley Chapter, Epworth League. Win give an
entertainment in Columbia Hall, Tonnele avenue,
on Juiy7.
Presbyterian.
Afarewell social was given recently at the John
Knox Preshyterian Church to the Rev; Thomas
MeMiehaei' SUPERINTENDENT Of the sunday school,
IN m,a @si { pi NJ. aoa s J Is tfhr aia By " the sse c oisa sssss@
and school He wished him a happy, journey to the
he viii return improved in health. Mr.. Houston
was T piaBc s sldef Sy MISS r. ~ Maud wfr sanll 81 s WAS rs sni
as was a vocal solo we'll sung by Nh. Houston. Bliss
s sqroa Jsh plllsTPe Peters wa ree sasaf'a and pi an r tseleetions
were played by Miss Minnie stevens. Mr.. Geppo
f saits en- r effrsIh We're served and the coa.
~gregation crowded around mr. Houston wishing him
The Rev. E Il. Yatinan, loader of the metropolitan
meetings. New York. recently addressed the mem-
Of of' th Is city shy y and he sG Tirss oem b = Of ifo Heo nt.sa' ii
First Presbyterian Church. The service opened with
FIN lfnpinp nf salvation SnnmG Mf Aaf1nln
brought With him two solo singers and his orgsnlst.
The singers were Miss Evelyn Phelps and Mr..
The Rev. David Michel will take his usual vaca,
Mercer Street scotch c6areh has labored hard dur.
rest.
Miscellaneous.
Agospel tent has been put W, &C Central avenue
and Charles street for the services OF the Seventh
Pay fSsya A nysnH nisnt El sSce sdanke s %fll eGnauG Tb ssr sIdes
believes that the district needs 9 little spiritual aid.
German Evangelical ohinroh Of HoboEen held their
eel ssda,c exercises plsesSsa ss.sr1 hsrry The RaSb 1ssensSas w aps
Frederick kuesle.
Y. IN. G. A.
Tonight the seventh parlor social will be given in
the Wayne street building. The young people Of
the Lafayette Reformed Church will furnish the
Tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock will be hsld
the frst of a series Of song services. The songs
which vii be sung are those written by Sankey. and
{ erifa ss farss will 9 ss siss %es e hs tie iiee w y f snesa
pianist, will play. while Fred glerihew win lead the
singing. No young man in the city should miss
these services, as they will be both Interesting aud
Inspiring
On Thursday, July II. will be the seventh annual
| excursion TO Asbury Park. This Will be a delightful
outing, as there are many attfactions that The
Gcean Grove Chatauquaa and Sunday school assem-.
blies, and The National Educational Association of
the United States will deliver addresses ON a variety
Of topics. Z
Protestant EspiscOpai.
The Rev. DR.. Warren Of st. IMary's Church will
tell his congregation tomorrow IA forming why Amer
| leans celebrate the glorious Fourth.
Work on the renovation of 81. Johns Church is
rapidly progressing. 1Ro Rev, DR.. Stoddard hopes
to SEQ the building all ready for occupancy by the
fall,
The children Of Christ Church and st. Pauls,
| Duncan avenue, enjoyed their annual excursion
excursion last Saturday. Everything passed on
successfully.
When st. Johns Church is ready the opening ser
vices will be particularly Interesting, bishop
starlxey VIII be Invited and all the local clergy.
Baptist.