The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-04-21
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Episcopal.

The Rev. DR.. S. f. Upham, professor in Drew
tomorrow morning. In the evening the Rev. Dr..
Van Horne, one of the Oldest members of the
make all address.
The statistical secretary Of the Newark Conference,
Church. Marion, will preach in Hedding Church, to-
sGum Chewing From a Medical standpoint. . WILDE
the Rev; NJ L. Gates subject at the Evenings SER
vice IN Grace Church tomorrow. The Pastor, being
an NJ. D., is perfectly competent to give an admirable
scientific talk about the practice.
A series of sermons on Old Testament heroes will
be commenced in Centenary Church tomorrow by
the Rev; 7; G. butcher. The first hero to be described
The Rev. Dr.. Lowrie received the compliments Of
the good people of Emory Church last evening at a
a very excellent programme was rendered; MI
v. Tuthill superintendent. Mrs. Van Derbeeck
departments OF the church were represented in
brief addresses. Some fine music and recftatfons
~ TSe f LADIES' "a "a s sas y9a n e Ref Paui,s Church, Third
street, gave a reception recently to its Pastor, the
time was enjoyed and presents Of q cake and flowers
were made 70 Mr., and Mrs. Ealklns. Those present
Charles Hotfman, Mrs: Carrie Graves, YHe Mes ).
Young, Manners, sedore, Lacell, Woolley, Smith.
Briggs, sprague, Fisher. J. R. Brown, Emma Brown,
Beardsley, Written, butcher, George stevens. Carrie
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The monthly business meeting OF Chapter No
zssesi s sISe 1sen nsss q. i. w cnur asla Mr. Gn IL Hhq E. WOOD u
ward presided. The secretary and treasurer pre-
George Links read extracts from the new Epworth
League Monthly. Refreshments were served.
Z. Church Chhnefh viii cominence a course Of sunday morn.
ing sermons on the Bible tomorrow morning. The
series will consist of six sermons
Presbyterian.
The reception to the Rev. DR.. David Mitchell of the
Mercer Street Church was a gratifying compliment
to a worthy pastor The respected pastor Of the
late for the success OF his church.
The chinese sunday School of the First Presby-
almondeeyed Geiestiais are enthusiastic about It.
John Knox S, Church sl1,, Y soon rte to be sens replaced By sr 9
about to begin preparation for tackiing the fnan-
ciaI part of the question.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Rev. Joseph A. Mock, formerly rector of st.
Matthew's Episcopal Church, has returned from a
tour through pennsylvania He still resides on
Episcopal Church out Of town. but has declined.
The alterations to st. Johns Church. Summit ave
nue., a full and complete account of which havesex-
cIusively appeared In these columns, will be begun,
il Is hoped, next week.
about beautiful Paris The lecture win be illus
The The Young W people Of St. Matthew's Church have
formed q social SS I to be sh anosgn fa as
a publice, entertainment. a new play, entitied
The FtSortnighfy club lately organized, IN relation
with st. Johns Church. summit avenue viii meet
hereafter s,t q ne ne. frss and n1sd third w Wsdnn re hsys 81 q
May 2. The subject Of discussion will be "The
Reformed.
The Rev. VIM. D. Grant Of the South Bergen Re
Bruce Of the Gfeenville Reformed Church will oe-
f aogn sas p q tie ~f Iafa y tie Res sr'n Z Church viii
preach the sermon.
formed viii fail ON MAY 4, The event Is % be Oh
served. in a manner suitable to 50 important an
epoch In this successful church's history.
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