The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16
AMONG THE CHURCHES.

The Ladies' Foreign and Home Missionary Society
of the second Presbyterian Church. Third street
held its last meeting of the season this week In the
church parlors. Mrs. Alexander Campbell. Presi
dent, was In the chair. Hymns. Scripture reading
ness meeting, The secretary, Mrs T 4. Barrlnger
read r. ,t the minutes S,s of The lass R Esm5Sd s6e s sepelasy
that several members had supplied families with
literature The Treasurer, Mrs; y: A: Header,
Mrs. Nelson Of EnglewoSd, Secretary of the jersey
distribution and study OF missionary literature
among the members Of such seeleties:us she also ad
hands Of the young in order to famtIiarize them
with foreign countries.
Mrs. ). X. Forman. who. with Alrs-.L w; Hatha;
way. went as a dslegate e the twenty fourth annual Mn
sionary Society, which met at Scranton, Pa, this
ings or the convention. In a paper, she said, on
arithmetic this equation was giyen:-Enthusasm
plus information, minus sell, mnltlpied by activity
successful missionary society. Mrs. forman gave
s sSo sa SslSss %see ststistle sh IN s resrt sSe to t are 5 gr newt aux q
iliaries, - new bands, 1873 Young Peoples Societies
ma Giptt a Total os s,4SS aaxiiiaries, bands and s s,cf
ties. The sum of Sl45. 6E3.g 70 has been given to mis-
The Silver anniversary Of the PhEladeiphia Society
will be held In that city next year, and silver dol
a few words Of encouragement to tho society, which
has about twenty FIVE members, with Mrs. Alexan-
First Vice President, and Mrs. J. W. Patterson, Sec
ond Vice President.
There was a fine concert last night in the Scotch
Presbyterian Church with large attendance. A
number of LADIES' and gentlemen distinguished
may mention Professor Brewster, Mr. Frank Cog
hill. Mrs. James Frazier, the Misses Dockham and
MeAndrews, Mr.. William Machin of Wayne Street
Reformed Church, Mr.. William A. Smith, Mr.. Alfred
Evans md Mrs. A. Robinson. Mr.. Brewster and Miss
Josie Harrison recited so well as 60 be encored, A
lovely dolble qiartette,,ntGood Night, Gentle
Folk, t1SAbyi Masdanaes Frazier and Kemp, sopranos;
Misses DQcknaaI and MeAa1rews, saltos, and Pro
fessor and MeSsfslH Bre vester, tenors and baSses
Strawberries aad icsi cream were served in abun-
dance In the lecture room.
Z Prof. wningsaotDrew Theological Seminaryswill
talk to- the congregation of the Scotch Presbyterian
Church, on Mercer street, tomorrow,
II The Rev. Dir. paXid Mitchell Will devote Some
street. telling hLsi.eopgregetion about "rhe Comics
=, ssiS %rsl Charles, Iiefr. andtaqfamllyo are, away in the
icountfylfor t~neagmmer. Rhe Rev. Charles Herr is
i at h0e'Ys masi9lil.uo5ai.. EE~piscopal.
Tomorrow viii be Chifiren's bay in Hedding
Church. in the forenoon the exercises will be given
by the Sunday scholars.
The Rev. Prof. Landon of Bordentown Military
Institute will preach to the congregation and young
people of Heddlng Church tomorrow evening. Prof.
Landon is an able and eloquent divine, whose utter
ances viii indeed be worth listening to:
The City Union of Epworth League Chapters. en-
joyed a rally In Emory Church recently. Nine senior
Chapters were suspended. George H. Jincks. Pre-.
sided. f. ]. Loyatt, Corresponding Secretary of the
New Jersey State League spoke OF the work being
done. Louis +. Buckle of Newark told the chapters
what they sh ould do. Miss Alice Dickson Of LAT
ayette Churen played the piano. Bliss Strow of
Grace Church recited, and Misses Florence Gushing
and Edith simmons sang a duet.
Tomorrow morning In Grace Church, Marion. Rev.