The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

The theme and leaders for tomorrow's de-
yotional exercises in the several Epworth
League. Chapters are:-"The Two Sacra-
ments," Monroe Memorial Church, Bayonne,
Miss Mary i. Doolittle, Chapter No. 4,422;
Centenary Church. Mr.. John w. Curtis; On
ward Chapter, Lafayette Church., Mr." Wal
ter Williams: Chapter No. 800, Linden Ave-
nue. Church, Mr.. T. D. Riley; United Chap
ter, James Church, Miss Sarah Coven; Chap
ter No. 1904, West Side Avenue Church. Mr..
Charles Judge.
will speak tomorrow on municipal and Ma
tional Sins, and he will point out the cures
for them.
a large number of members of the Junior
Order of American Mechanics will attend the
services in Linden Avenue Church tomorrow
evening.
Beach Chautauqua Circle held it's semi
monthly meeting recently at the residence
Of its President, William H. Beach, No. b6
West Side avenue. All participated in a
review of English and European history,
and nineteenth century science. The pro-
gramne :-Sketch on Empress Josephine,
Miss Sadie Peckham; table talk on "Corea. "
George Hughes; Mgr. Satolli and the Liquor
Traffic" ]. C. Fairchild and Frank Sven
arton. The Circle adjourned to meet. again
in two weeks. The membership will soon
reach fifty. Meetings are held at the resi-
dences of members.
The Entertainment Committe of Chapter
1904, Epworth League, has arranged an en-
tertainment, to be given in West Side Avenue
NJ. e. Church November 8. An attractive
programme will include Prof. S. T.. Ford, elo-
cutionist. and Miss Ti1lie Hepsley, soprano.
In reference to the revival meetings that
are being held nightly in Grace NJ. Church.
the Rev. M. l.. Gates said last night:-"They
are increasing in interest. We will con-
tinue the REVEALS as long as the people
want them"
The Emory M. E. Church has become too
small for the congregations which crowd her
auditorium. A special service of song is held
each Sabbath evening before the sermon. 1t
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and Is greatly enjoyed. The subject of DIR.
Lowria's sermon tomorrow evening is one
that will interest a great many, 'Recogni-
ton in Heaven or Shall We Know Each
Other There?'
Protestant Episcopal.
The annual bazaar of st. Marks Church
will be held from November q to %. Great
preparations are being made to make it as
amusing as usual. Rector Mortimer says
London Town is the idea to be carried out,
and it win not be our fault If our patrons
do not get an idea of that wonderful city.
It will be particularly interesting to those
who are familiar with the sights and street
characters of the city. The tickets are ready
now and the programmes fun OF original verses
win be out in a few days
The Rt. Rev Thomas A. Starkey, D. D.,
| is 10 visit Christ Episcopal Church, corner
! Arlington and Claremont avenues, tomorrow.
to administer the Rite Of Confirmation. Ser
| vice at 10:45 A. M.
Mr.. A., G.. Evans will repeat his illustrated
| lecture on Japan, at ST. Paui Chufcn, tues
day night, November 6.
At ST. Paul's Church. tomorrow morning,
there will be a special service in c~ommemora-
ton of All Saints Day. ! In the evening
| Bishop starkey will confirm a large class.
Reformed.
| There will be a special servive for children
| at the South Bergen Reformed Church to-
| morrow morning at 1890 o'clock. The Rev.
Mr.. Vaughn, former pastor of the church,
will preach. There will be autumnai services,
1 and preaching by the pastor in the evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Hand-in-Hand Circle, Kings Sons, and the
| boys OF Mr.. Russell's class of the South Ber-
/ gen Reformed Church will have athletic
games and bicycle races on the Boulevard,
\ Tuesday morning, November 6.
The Seventh Jersey City Company. Boys
| Brigade, of the Lafayette Reformed Church,
will give an entertainment and tableaux or
/ November s.
There will be a concert at the South Der.
gen Reformed Church on November Is. The
following artists will appear:-Miss Anna
4 Park, cornet and either; Mrs. Moritz Schwarz
soprano; Mrs. Firth Wood, elocutionist; Mr.
Morftz Schwarz. organist, Grace Church; Mr.
Hairth Wood, eiocutionist, and Mr.. John G
The Fourth Jersey city Company. Boys
Brigade, Of the Bergen Reformed Church
gave an -exhibition drill last night before 6
large audience Of their friends. The boys