The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-04
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

Mrs: c. Clark will deliver an address in st. FPaul's
Church tomorrow evening on "fhe Needs OF Jersey
Tomorrow evening the Linden Avenue CHAPTER Of
the EpwoFth League will have this tieme:-,Fhe
.Pharisee and the Publican: Soul Attitude in Wer-
ship"
Arrangements are being made by William Eakins
Chapter Of st. Raul's Church for a moonlight exetir-
sion to- be held Tuesday evening, August u; The
steamer Little Silver will leave footo of Grand street
at eight O'Clock.
irhe regular pastoral work Of Tr5nity. Church is at.
street, who can at any time be found at the, parson-
age No. Il5 York street. Rev. John Krantz is away
Rev. Dr,J C. jackson of HeJding ME-. Church
has begun his vacation. He will enjoy much of it
UhapterNo. is6i, west Side Avenue Church. has
Il the City Epwotth Union. and CIV. Tnthiil Of the
v emitted L c a1a pscs sanss . ah rnspset hss arranged the
following dates: August 49, First Viceepresfdent r..
S. Van Nortwick. and September To- President George
ThaTveryenergetic Epworth Lacquer. George H.
Lincks announces these meetings. Chapter No. Z,
Monroe Memorial Church, Bayonne. semLmonthly
business this evening; chapter 10. 3S.s4S, Bergen
literary meeting. Including Bible study, tomorrow
evening; First Church, Hoboken, Chapter is. month
Trace Church, monthly business, tomorrow evening;
Onward Chapter. Lafayette Church. monthly bust
monthly business, this evening; william Eakins
Chapter. StfPauPs Church. semisnIontily meeting,
Chapter, Union Hill. next Monday evening.
Rev. Z. Z. butcher, pastor OF Centenary Church.
Is SHtHlrllB HIS dIphtO @U :, - -.
Rev. j. GOWNS will OCCUPY p. Gates pulpit in
Grace Church tomorrow morning Mr. ]: Can
vices held under the direction OF the wesley Evan
gelists.
Baptist.
The Rev. Theo, Helsigs pastor of the First Baptist
Church, ON Grove street. near Mercer, having re
turned to the city to of1icfateat Dr. ParIhly's funeral,
will occupy his Gown pulpit tomorrow, .- hosh
a feMof fie members Of the First Baptist Church
are considering what the. church should do to per
flefliate the memory OF the late DE. Rar1nly. 1t is
would be emincntly proper. meeting OF the mem
bers will shortly be called.
Presbyterian.
Vassar Cadets. of John Knox Presbyterian Church,
gave an entertainment and peach festival in the
church recently to secure money for the purchase OF
uniforms. The entertainment opened With avloiin,
cornet and piano trio by,NIessrs Teeses Baird and
IN the Woods. was given BY thirty children.
Misses Duneonlb, Wilson and Braten played a piano
trio. The ENTERTAINMENT concluded With a presen-
tatfon of a country school in working order nlervyn
Earle was committeeman, and DIR. Haleck teacher.
After the ENTERTAINMENT peaches and ice cream
were served. The committee III charge was com
Earle all : 'i'
reformed.
The day school connected with the second Re
Kew. i. 4. Menry i IS pastor, viii keep open ali sum
1ner, The hours are from eight TO twelve A. nj.
the benefit Of backward pupils, and those whose
time for eiucation Is limited, Pupils from the
/ plDl1c SclpOlS VIII De received lOr ltie suIilneF
| Prof. C. Hagen is the superintendent.
The Bergen Reformed Church Will be open fol-
divine service every Sabbath during the pastors
vacation at the usual hours. The Rev Mr.. Wilson,
who mas been engaged as supplies pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church Sag Haibor. b He is an
earnest and forcfble preacher. The sunday school
will be held every morning at half past nine. and
| thesprayer meeting every Wednesday at eight.
other Churches.
None should fail to see the tine ,stereoptieor
photographs tomorrow evening at itlstrated ser
| mon BY Rev. J. Lest .rsw elis. TO see che views is
equal to a trip to the finest art galleries Of Europe
The song service is announced to commence az 6
quarter Of eight. IL.
The good people of Mount Zion Sanctuary vii
| hold their animal TWO weeks convention at the enc