The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
NTefhodiet EpiscOpal.

AMUNG THE UHURUHbS.
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. DR.. NJ. J.. Gates of Grace Church
has selected as the topic of tomorrow's
sermon 1.-THE Sheriff and Grand jury"
In Linden avenue Church tomorrow
evening at the Epworth League services,
which begin at 6:45 P. NJ, Miss. A. Jack
son will lead.
Rev. c. F. HUI will preach upon THE
Master or Poor Master"
The forty sixth anniversary of the
establishment of st. PauPs Church will be
commemorated tomorrow evening when
there will be a roll call of members and
a sermon by Rev. DR.. Dunn.
In Linden avenue Church next Tuesday
evening Mr.. VIM. H. Beach of West
Bergen will lecture upon his trip to the
Yellowstone Park. Mr.. Beach's lecture
will surely be interesting.
The Eighth Company Of the Boys Brig
ade (Linden Avenue Church,, is fast be-
coming one of the best drilled companies
in the city.
The leaders of devotional exercises at
tomorrow evenings meetings of the Ep-
worth League revolutionary Chapter,
LIP. Mr.. P: Van Tassel; Chapter Z Mon
T9e Memorial obm. fln G{agre 6bd B nfsS 80 Mrs 1an F;
! Church, First Vice President Mr.. W. E.
Taylor; Chapter No. 500, Linden Avenue
Church; Miss E. May ssybolt; Chapter
Smith; Onward Chapter, 1o,s56, Lafay-
cite Church, service Monday evening In
the chapel, leader Miss Emily Klinge-
berg; Chapter S,848, Bergen Point Church,
Church, Mr.. w. E. Booker.
DR.. Lowrie will preach tomorrow even
ing in the. Emory NJ. E. Church on the
topic, "Wi1l There Be a Judgment Day?
If So, Why, and When?" There will
be a service of sacred song before the
The forty-sixth anniversary of the st.
Paul's Methodist Church, on Third street,
between Erie and Grove streets, will be
observed tomorrow. AT the morning
service there will be a roll call of the
members. The Rev. S. r. Dunn, d. D.,
who has been pastor of the church three
times, will be present and preach.
Al the officials of the Methodist Epis-
| copal Churches in this city are invited
to Simpson NJ. e. Church, Central ave-
nue., Monday evening in the interests of
auxiliary of the National Union of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
E. Church will be given a birthday party
next week.
Protestant Episcopal.
On Tuesday last in Grace Church parish
hall, on Erie and Second streets, the
church Sunday school gave a most excel
Norma Arness, Oracle Porrett, Belle
fora, Clara a0g goel. P 5dgafs Marsaest f asien
Heath, Annie Potter. Carrie Gumaer,
Frances Shea, Mamie Drott, Matte
Evans Laura laura EEivey, Mabel abel. hett. Emma n3i[la
Midlain, Madge Fare, Stella Hall, Mabel
Cartwright, Miss l.. Eberts, Daisy South
erland, Nellie Mitchell, Russell Strickland,
Bessie Payne, Theresa Ebert and Edna
A~ngetheimer-
The brotherhood of st. Andrews
Church has elected Mr.. James Healing,
nirnnfnr- Mr. ThnVnac Srnit1, Ifna Mt
rector; Mr.. Shepperd Franz, Secretary
and Treasurer, and Mr.. Smith as delegate
to the Newark Local Assembly. The
Brotherhood is going to work in splendid
shape this fall.
Presbyterian.
Last evening, in the Second Presby-
terrain Church, the following programme
was carried out under direction of b. L..
soprano solo, Happy Days" Mrs. H. G.
Adams violin obligato, George StehD;
violin solo, George Stehl; recitation,
Mrs. Paterson; contralto solo, "Astore,"
Mrs. M. S.. Johnson; mandolin solo,
George Stehl.
Rev. D, D. Mitchell VIII hold special
services in the Scotch Church. Mercer
street, on Christmas Day.
The Presbyterian Church of West Ho-
boken opened it's annual bazaar last
night under the auspices of the Boys
will go towards buying uniforms for
the brigade. The fair was opened by
Rev. j. c. Egbert, D. D., who eulogized +,
the Boys Brigade and extended a cor
dial welcome to all. During the evening
Jesse Upton, the blind pianist, rendered
selections: A large crowd was in attend.
patronized. The stands, and those. in
charge of them, ~were:-Fancy table,
William Bitter, George Snyder, William
Sso + and He GaWage o and E sdqaery tfHRiiiff ;;
= Edward knapp; candy table, Thos:
West and John Hill. The Committee of
Arrangements consisted of Samuel Jack
son, Edward Snyder, w. Scott, w. Bit /
ter, j. Farr and W. Heritage, Tonight |
sixteen members of the brigade will give
arms under q the direction of Captain
Laws, of Jersey City.
The Junior Christian Endeayor So
ciety Of Westminster Presbyterian
Church, Summit and Magnolia avenues,
will give a stereopticon entertainment
next Tuesday evening.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society |
of the First Presbyterian Church held a
fair in the Sunday school room yesterday |
afternoon and evening. With the excep- {
ton of one table, it was controlled en-
tirely by the girls. The girls receipts
are to go to mission work in Syria; the
boys are working for the missionaries in
eeries and fancy goods Of all kinds. 1t
was in charge of Dougal Herr, Bert Pier
son and Charles Holbrooke. Albert Pan
cher took charge of their receipts, which
were large. The candy table was pref
tily decorated in the National colors. 1t
was in charge of Misses Blanche Schafer, |
Bertha Reid and May Forman. Miss
Susie Classy was cashier for the girls.
Ice cream was served by the boys. A
doll table did a big business under the
management of Misses Julia Maskell,
Daisy Maskell, Gertie Mclean and Mrs.
Bailey. The apron table was under the
supervision of Clara Mclean and Title
Pierson. Oliver Washer had charge of a
voting contest. A watch was to be
awarded to the most popular young lady |
in the church. A fancy table,, on which
was displayed all manner of dainty
articles, was in charge of Misses Bessie
bush and Hattie Kennedy. Mrs. DR.. For
man was present and took general charge !