The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-08
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A special musical service will be- given by the
choir of the Bergea Reformed Church at Christ
P. E. Church, Claremont and Arlington ave-
uues, on next Sunday afternoon. An excellent
programme has been arranged. The following
well known artists will positively be present
MIR. Louis r. Dressler, Organist snd director;
Mrs. Frank H. Molten, alto; Miss Lillian
Kompf, soprano; Mr.. w. F. Brown, basso. and
Mr.. +, A. Parker, tenor. A special collection
will be taken for Christ Hospital. Those who
cannot attend are respectfully requested to
send an offering to and this laudaole charity.
The service will begin promptly at g quarter
past four O'Clock. Following is the programme:
Organ, "Allsgretto in d.; hymn, THE Shad-
ows of the Evening Hours" by choir and con-
gregation; anthem, A Praise TO Thee, in
fuI," Mr.. Parker; duet, 'Quis est Homo" Miss
Kompff and Mrs. Molten; solo. Pro Peccatis,""
MIR. Brown; quartet, "Oh, Gladstone Lights"
gregatIon; organ postlude, Priests March"
The Entertainment Committee which was ap-
pointed by the Frank H. kimmsriy Association
to arrange for the annual bail At ,Belveders
Hall on Easter Monday. met last evening at
Orient Hall aud appointed the Floor and Recep-
ton Committees for the event. The committee
also decided to spare no expense 10 the decora-
tons. From present indications the ball is sure
to be a big success.
An effort IS being made by a number of well
known Gresnville young ladies 10 organize .
council Of the Daughters OF Liberty. This
organization is a branch of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ
and anyone desiring should COM
municate with Mrs. A. Refining OF Stevens
avenue.
A delegation of Greeuville citizsns will visit
the Board of Education this evening and demand
that proper accommodation be furnished for the
children who have been refused admission into
No. 90 school. The citizens want an annex
school and Director w. H. Beach has assured
them that he will do all that lies IN his power to
secure for them this much needed improve
ment.
THE streets In the Greenvilie section are .
disgrace to Jersey City" said a well known
resident to a reporter of TIE JERSEY CITY NEWS
Yesterday. Ocean avenue, the main thorough
fare of Greeuville, is in an especially bad con-
dition. Not only is the street itself covered
with mud, but the c~rosswalks also. Ga Rose
avenus the need OF IS apparent. Old
Bergen Road is almost impassable on account or
tho mud and Warner avenue is nearly as bad
At the next meeting OF the Sixth District Citi~
zens Improvement Association a committee
will be appointed to visit thu Street aud Water
Board and demand that the improvements that
the GreepvilIe section is entitled to be made.
The officers of the Greenyille Musical and
Social Club, who were elected last week. will be
installed at the meeting tomorrow evening al
Voss' Hall At the next monthly reception the
club will give an entertainment.
The Greenvllle Unitel Building and L1au As
ISOLATION has opened a nav series OF shares
evening this week, at Bamber Hall, on Linden
Avenue. The annual report which has jusE
been issued shows the association to be in an
The Hudson County Schwabischer verein will
bold an important melting this evening, at
KrAus' Hotel. The committee which was Rp-
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social session will render a report.
The work on the Improvement of Orient ave-
nue.. between Jackson aud Bergen avenues, 10
being pushed rapidly to completion. The street
is being graded and curbstones and sidewalks
will be hid. New street lamps will also be
placed on the thoroughfare.
Mr. Maurice Gennert of Garfield and Linden
avenues left today for the South. He will spend
five months on a pleasure trip Though Arizona.
California, New Mexico, Texas and Mexico.
Mr.. Gennert has taken q complete Photographic
outfit with him, and when he returns he will
have many rare pictures to show his friends.
The subscription dance which was to have
been held last week at Bltnbsr Hall oy a mum
Der of well known society young ladies. has
been postponed until after Lent. The inability
of the of Arrangements to arrange
the "details ia time was the cause OF postpone
ment.
MIR. Jacob Dillaway will leave in q few days
for Mexico. where he will engage In the mining
business which Is being conducted for a large
English syndicate by M. Alfred Lilliendahi. the
well known son OF Mr.. Lillieudahi CT Danforth
avenue. Mr.. Lilliennahi has charge of nineteen
mines in the land of the 'tGreaser" and Mr..
Dlllaway has been fortunate enough to secure =
very rsmunerEtive position.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF the Green"
vile Reformed Church, held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday afternoon, at the residence
OF Mrs. W. p. Bruce, No. 90 Danforth avenus.
Various plans of missionary work we're dis
cussed, the regular dispurssmsntS OF funds for
mission work was male. After the meeting q
soeiable was held. Vocal solos were rendered
By many of the members. Those rendered by
Mrs, q. A. Limebprner the talented soprano and
Miss Lille Stratsoa were especially ans.