The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-09

cal and literary features, nth The as sss1assns has b is Sne
array of splendid talent. -
ca Reyi vi io Mastise' w the }Pasmsr,y Of a the past Esfe Of ass
Free Reformed Church OF dorsey City, when the
s stress. Work Ti IS prosPessin M i rapid dESp on. the new
edifce. 1t is expected that the work win be com
On M M SsJ June Ii. the Hoboken Choral Union
viii present the ~cantata, Queen Esther" for the
The faithful circieS OF Kings Daughters Of the
South Bergen Reformed chufch will give q Lawn
No. lis Bergen avenue.
MIR. Robt. Wick Of the Wayne street Reformed e
Church will exchange pulpits with the rev, MI
Grant OF the South Bergen Reformed church TO-
morrow evening.
Lutheran.
The st. Johns Lutheran Sunday school on North
street, of which the Rev. J. R. Luhrs is the pastor,
is making very elaborate arrangements for the an,
June d. Three bands have been engaged. and ban
ners are being FURNISHED for the eventfui demon,
guests who will riae along with the procession. me
list win include Rev. Dr.. G. Moldenke: rev, ri u.
ials Of the Fourth district. The festivities OF the
gay bays VIII occur after the bI para eeo az dn to 1fansrSaf
the little army. OF juveniles to their destination.
Luhrs spent last Week at buffalo attending the Lu.
theran Synod as delegates OF their respective
after a pleasant visit ut Niagara Falls and Rochester.
ALI three agree that they had a grand time.
this is w week a Ia the ST. t.. Johns Lutheran Church. Union
Hill, to raise the edifice and put a Sunday school
eiled and beautihed. The parsonage and church
grounds Will then be laid Gus in an attractive man
Other Churches.
By order of Colonel Abernethy the Fourth Regi-
ment will parade in State service uniform for df-
vine service at the tabernacle next sunday evening;
Montgomery streets at seven P. NJ. The Tabernacle
ing musical programme will be rendered DR.. B, c.
Nash, tenor Of DR.. Booths Rutgers Church Of New
York city will assist the choir
Anthem, mo shadows yonder' -. ......"...Gaul
Chorus Choir.
Solo. MY soul is %athirst' -"...""....Gaul
Duet. My faith looks up" ........... Schneider
iii. john 6. GiilLes,
day services tomorrow the children will distribute
flowers. and there will be an address of welcome
forced by the children.
The Unity Circle OF kings Daughters OF tue First
pastor, the Rev. C. H; Vail, last evening, IN the sun
tee We're: Mr. T.. A. Sewberry, Mrs. freadwelI ana
Mrs. Solon Palmer; Piano Duets We're given by
strawberries and cake were served. Among those
present were; Mrs. Finger. Mrs. Williams, Mrs; p,
w Y ,W1oiey An Miss Ssh n. dillingham;. Miss Emma Powe
Inc annual strawberry festival. under the su.
evening. in the lecture room of the church and Pee.
pies Palace buildings. The tables. which stood at
different angles in the room, were t~astefuly deco
rated with lowers. The genia, face of Robt. I. Noon;
an was seen at the door punching the tickets of all
who entered. Before the refreshments were served
a delightful entertainment took place. Mrs. Ella
Shaw; a Iormer popular uharrn singer sse IN nud 5hs ca9 Mith fSs
songs, My Ladies' Bower" and Answers" she
s Eas hsaf Why n ssse aeasa by a tss a Rass Ssolln Miss pi A,lss
.-Old Time Melodies" accompanied by Mrs. Scud.
nerfor,nancasas was manifest BY the applause. Miss
Elizabeth Speers sang with effect the song entitled
the piano. Mrs. Scudder read "Aunty Doleful" to the
amusement of all. Miss Ida st: John of Brooklyn re.
s her out 1te again. diDw When s she recit { I'm r Losted." Mas.
ter Willie Mccnlloqgh showed wonderful XIII n
were served by Mrs; 6. W. Clerihew. Mrs; Wv In
gGrsOHi. II. Hrs Il F al deflf Mrs Mr eh aGHs'% Van Il K 81 Nnon Mrs.
]. Lester Wells, Mrs. J.. Powles. Mrs. John Ewing,
paired to amusement hall, where a match game Of
ten pins was played between a team or ladies-the
and a team Of youag Esher. Couen-
hoven, ]. Ramsay, Mccullough and H. Ramsay. The
Many cheers resounded through the hall over the
fine strikes of the ladies'. The ladies of the Taber-
ercise.
Miscellaneous.
We noticed the name of Richard R. Green, the ex-
President of the Hudson County Sunday school As
tleinen. who, in company with Mayor Wanser.
seHool par snf sh Past fue edthss 0i Mr. Green e E rec rec srasdIs q
hearty welcome from the pastors and laymen; as It
ever held in the district. The first parade was an
day schools from the Five Corners to the upper END
OF West Hoboken. 1t was through his efforts that
resumed. Mr.. Green was also the father of the first
tutes held in Union Hill, North Bergen. Harrison
and bay9 N Sis f i is Nth the e0 MadsbaI sa 5rde t that he he
wore at these various occasions.
Green Of RoboKen. said he had the newspaper
which contained an account OF the hrst sunday
years a go.aq It was held II HoSoKesn sShs it w was ~
an embryo city. Five Sunday schools marched
G D. Klickner the hrst mayor Of the city. After
that the children marched to Castle Point, the resi-
Seats were erected under the trees in front OF the
mansion; The children hiis sang There Is 81 Happy
made a speech from the porch of his home. Sponge
s @sTs s 5asseS a Sn 5rays IN and fbo 5sm days spo On Gn caae c WAS
the staple article of refreshment served to the
kiaSteerr sMi M. Stevens De Invited tie Schools Of Hobok5en to
his handsome place. and then he treated them to ice
cream. Ice cream then was becoming the popular
Meetings are to be held every Monday evenin g
Bayonne. The services are to be specially DEVOTED
to the interest of the fair philanthropists. Local
clergymen have consented to address the gather
ings with a view to arouse public interest in the
work.
There was a laudable rivalry manifested this year
among the different Sunday schools of the Fourth
district as to WHICH should present the most atttrac.
consequence was the numerous May queens with
their attendants In white dresses, moral. noatS, girls
with floral coronets, and various unique devices
gave the procession al unusually picturesque ap-
pearance.
The Lafayette w.. C. T. U, met recently at the Ber-
gen Mission and listened to an interesting address
by Mrs. Mesler on Jail Work" Mrs. Mesler for the
| past six months has made many visits to the County
| Jail and the Union decided to include jail work in
its objects and Mrs. Mesler was appointed Superin-
tendent of the work. Mrs. Mesler was also elected
| Vice President to succeed Mrs. D. II. Wells, who
will shortly leave for Ohio.
Ensign and Mrs. Connell. the new officers. will
lead public meetings at the Salvation Citadel, cor
ner Of Grove and Montgomery streets, all day to-
morrow. at the following hours: Seven A. III, knee
!! drill; eleven A. NJ, holiness meeting; half past three
T. NJ, free and easy; eight 7. NJ, great salvation
well. All are welcome.
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