The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-17

minister Presbyterian Church held a
business meeting last night in the lee
ture room. The society is growing and
does a great deal of good work.
The Ladies' Society of Claremont Pres
avenues will give a bazaar and supper
Thursday and urriday evenings next
week.
The Lords Supper will be admins
tered at the John Knox Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. There Will
also be baptisms after the service.
h Rev; George Francis Greene OF
Crawford, will preach at the First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow night.
Protestant Episcopal.
The yearly fair of st. Hilda, st. Mary
and the Junior st. Hilda Guilds OF 81.
Johns Church will be held in the church
st. Matthews Church dramatic enter
tainment, SO much talked about and ad-
next. The play is "Miriam's Crime"
Washington Street." The full cast of
The east of 'Miriam's Crime is-Huffin.
a lawyer, Mr.. w. Leonard Pye; Bernard
Reynolds, an artist, Mr.; II. Combes
Mr.. John ". Sinsabaugh; Scumley, from
the colonies. Mr.. Fred Warren Decker;
Dennis, a servant, Mr.. Andrew ]. Martin;
1.-THE Bellies of Washington Street."
will be given with the following cast
sailor on board the New York," Mr..
Thomas Smith; Mary Meadows, in the
High School, Miss Fra. Stiles Sally
Co., Miss Carrie Baker; Jane Smith.
working for the Dixon Pencil Co., Miss
Maude Moorby; Lydia Brown, a clerk.
Miss Lille Higley; Emily Jones, working
for the James Leo Co., Miss Emily Hen
sley; Lucy S~immonds,. typewriter for
Colgate & Co., Miss Christina Richter;
Clara Evans, a music teacher, Miss Edna
Lear; Arabella Wiggle, a milliner, Miss
The Rev. b. F. Warren, D.@, of ST.
is attending the Protestant Episcopal
Church Congress at Boston. He went
last Tuesday and will return in time to
conduct the Sunday services.
Baptist.
There will be Sunday School exercises
at tomorrow evenings services in Bergen
Baptist Church when the Rev. d. j.
Ellison will ~superintend.
First Baptist Church, Hoboken, is dis
tinctly in luck. Yesterday the trustees
received word that Mrs. Josephine L.
Peyton of the Sixteenth Street Baptist
Church of New York, but formerly of
Hoboken, whose death occurred recently
had left her old church $1,000.
The Bergen Baptist Sunday School has
so many adults among it's pupils that it
has been decided to organize an adult
department with four classes. The or
ganization will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. George H. Lincks, President of the
City Epworth Union will address Mr..
George H. Corfield's primary class at
the Bergen Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon.
The organ recital given by Mr.. Arthur
Preston at the Bergen Baptist Church
Thursday night was a decided success.
Reformed.
The Superintendent of the Newman
Rescue Mission will explain tomorrow
evening in South Bergen Reformed
Church the work and needs of the mis-
sion. Pastor Rev. w. D. Grant has kind
" placed the church at the service of the
in this good institution ought to be pres
ent and assist the progress of the work.
In Bergen Reformed Church on No
vember p, the Ladies' Needle Work
exhibition. The ladies forming the ar
%rangenent Committee announce that
they will gladly receive articles for ex-
hibition. These will be received on the
morning of the day.
The Central Avenue Reformed Church,
Bowers street and Central avenue, will
Thursday and Friday, afternoons and
evenings next week. Great preparations
are being made by the ladies. The re-
ceipts are for the benefit of the church.
Lutheran.
st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, st. Paul's and Summit avenues,
have been established ten years his
coming week. In commemoration of his
the trustees have resolved to have a
grand jubilee. At three O'Clock in the
afternoon on Sunday, November 25, the
Rev. DR.. F.. Codell of Trinity Church,
New York City, and the Rev. Or. F.
Ministeriam will preach English jubilee
sermons.
At 7:3o in the evening of the same day
theh Rev. E. f. Moldenke of st. Peters
| Church Now York Civ who has ro0anf-
ly eturne from the Holy Land, will
preach a jubilee sermon in the German
language. He will be accompanied by
Church, this city, who will bring the
greeting of his congregation. All the
above three doctors We're present ten
and inauguration of the present st.
Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Pastor Rev. A. Stuckert will preach a
morning n%rnhSs'Vi Nev sgaiaa" s. ). The The Oh Iad Gaa0e of
the Ladies' Society of the Church have
resolved to decorate the interior of the
Freund of No. 7s5 Newark avenue has
kindly invited all the ministerial guests
to the Festival Supper, to take place at
her home at six o'clock P. M, Sunday,
November rs.
Reformed.
The churches of Bergen will cooperate
on Thanksgiving and hold Union SER
vices at the Bergen Reformed Church..
The Rev. DR.. Charles Herr will preach
the sermon and the Bergen Reformed
Church choir will contribute the music.
Evangelist Mushall and his musical as
sistant, Chester Burch lave been en-
gagged to lead a series of union revival
meetings. The first meeting will be OH
January 3 at the First Presbyterian
Church. Preliminary services will be
held as follows:-December 4, at Emory
Methodist Church, led by the Rev. DR..
w. D.. Grant; December II, South Ber-
gen Reformed Church, led by the Rev.
DR.. Charles Herr; December Is, First
Presbyterian Church, led by the Rev.
DR.. Lowrie. On Monday, December 81,
there will be a watch night meeting at
the Bergen Reformed Church, beginning
at $3.50 O'Clock. Each pastor in the com
bination will lead for half an hour.
other Churches.
A member of the Seventh Day Adj
~ventists in this city sends the following
information
NOVEMBER 8, 1894.
Word comes to this country from
Switzerland that Pastor H.. P. Holser,
the American representative of the
Seventh Day Adventists in Central
Europe and the Director of their pub
fishing hous in Basel, is now under
going a term of sixty-one days imprison-
ment in that city for allowing. work to
be done in the Office on Sunday This
seems all the more strange because the
Continental Sunday" is observed in
Basel, as elsewhere in Europe, with only
revelry. Across the street from the Ad-
ventist printing Office in the "Schuetzen-
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