The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-06-02
AMONG THE CHURCHES,

AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Presbyterian.
The Christian Eudeavor Society of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian Church rendered a reception to
MI Sg and Mrs RI. Kendall. at their residence, No.
return from tisIT Weaa aim tour. = l'l' = -
church une a snd NJ II w Sob a9th q s,y.e1 p. b 2;cpp a Pres,d Of fh ne
the society. presented the bride and groom with a
beautiful fancy plush chair and mahogany table. on
behalf Of the society. In presenting them they each
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall were gone about five weeks
and While on their trip, visited all the places Of in.
the presentasions . short entertainment 1t was held.
Lizzie j s1'f Mclean 1as iq Miss irene eel psRis, Os Miss Flore Mlss
Gray 3 ana Me- Mr Frank a1k. spgle. Others present e9;p.a were p, Mt.
Miss Edith MaicRey, Charles Wilton. Miss Edna
s ss1sa; F srsa hBS Beach sa Miss G Befias so maaSSieAsii b M1ss F ASnss
G GsSrS Fsn Eep S1sll, h aSsrd Ett Ra, Fa = { sS Ghar nhea H Mas
|n ssast ta syia aa Alert hssi s. Smith Ii AHGEl ss 2ialaii sr RS pRa 4 nss
aaa9a ao sa Z sam Mss Sf Eila ha Gs1ssea ehariss h psi
E3eySpiel Miss Nellie Mclean. Miss MAJ, Stevenson.
Hatsid Smith, Miss Bella Banks. MI. and Mrs. John
Tumble and others. .J
The Rev. David Mitchell has chosen q most attrac-
scotch Presbyterian Church. The z \. 6, 4. Of the
w w9gla aas sGst A ae[a It's TBs Rsy' Br in Misd alst0r wilI
have plenty to say about the founder of this Noble
p resent ss Snisht Mllh RRe p %aopa vii 2lle ssace ei she ase sas
of Sir George Williams career. II
Methodist Episcopal.
The pulpit of the Palisade NJ. E. Church will be
i Ha,u as Rev so' NJ. cras 70 IS Ine s tff' c g, Il RSad to o. his 9fb Sed.
his physician, Dr.; Gilman, says he is suffering. from
soon as Mi. Crasto Is able to leave his bed he will be
bundled off to Mt. Vernon to recuperato for several
A well attended strawberry festival and entertain
9 charo Ss s. F IT, Rp 1Ss5 ssea neasa as t sa aetsYe Mish Vi IL I;
church. The entertainment was furnished, by
% S&narsstt Aa hi ssr' eur saa and I'd k Simmons nn.Ss5s a pidan Se aassi
George Nutley and Walter Nutley; recitations Harry
and Miss Culver, The proceeds Of the AFFAIR will go
The Rev. Stewart Moiyneux. a very able preacher.
viii speak in st, Paurs Church tomorrow morning.
The Rev. William Eakins will preach in theseven-
Linden Avenue Church is improving in its attend
anee. The Rev. G. T. Hull is drawing good congre-
cations to hear his course of sermons. Tomorrow
evening he viii talk about Soul Negatives
row Em sssn Gnp af af EpwG minu assg to Seven wtn pet p e tomor-
pr Tf fo sslss &c ser% yo@n in the mse course N Rs Sios5 e * the E Mssi
| take place tomorrow evening when the subject viii
be Good Manners or the Young Nan ia Society I"
Church gave an entertainment worthy. Of great
merit; The principal feature was the humorous
ssriswso5iltds. Sritz Haasfaeher. VII Tnrnear. Fred Fred
MuFch, Sarah Ruddicck Maud Taylor. Frances Roe
The services tomorrow In Grace church, Marion,
viii have the Ia aid q the DE- Moss family @ supply
M ae mas1q; wiz ahe be se received nf; 4at at somd PrssSn; meetings
service in Centenary Church.
tia Tue e as inp SsSa a ssan f. s Ct arla aslac eeh II ssfp. cf Re
WIZ be able to preach tomorrow to thegreat delight
Baptist.
The Rev. Theodore Heisig, of First Baptist Church
Is in the midst of o very excellent course OF sermons
on the Beatitudes. Tomorrow evening he will talk
and Thirsting After Righteousnessa viii be his Topic.
NJ; HIeIs ny has Ranst Gst sesistIssl f ana IN re sn sarss1ga d 5sls
of the important work done there will soon appear
10 Bergen baptist Church tomorrow morning the
Rev, n q PGG gao a,bd =. D. ~ Of IA New s%a, York {, City viii sli
remarEs are sure to be Instructive.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Summit Avenue
TSe Rev Shl EaMfEs sVsM q ssra@99 pastor esso oS the bes eh nl I
made an address of welcome. Miss Ida Mae Banks
f fdei reeite in sh smpe and a Sep0 Miss I Elsie s %ahls ass'p ps-
cited Miss Tubbs Takes an Elevator" and the
were served.
Protestant Episcopal.
The report Of st. Marks Church to the convention
severn s,ps nd bapsis nas Of f1 Which ssa Sixteen tssas were ans sd pfisn
Forty-six persons were confirmed. and the present
The Bishop Of the diocese has eppointednextAu
church. D There viii L be q Week Ct dedi sa en's ser.
vices. further particulars of which VIII appear in
'h fse, ' Rev. 1. /. stod$ara82 y St. Johns cnsrcs has
isssef ia sss Rsf1se l Sssisissas ipf lss I yfeg a sfdasi f' sa-
count Of the church, III sqfiStiesand officers. ID
ns s. 4. e. ss OVERWHELMINGLY aaSi as ta If n lssasd 3 e h gs snys,
the, church will have Rdle5g organ. new decorations,
new and one pb tYYp Aey9gindows.fs pn
~ Ref0EsbAhed. } 1s sf
o Of the e Second G aerSansf Es9osaSe Rwi Geu rehr Will be
services. Pastor Meury will deliver an address:
YydyTlsE Al5f ~ ~ >
A parlor social will be given, this evening, by the
young people, of the Baptist Church. The pro