The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-15

Mrs. DIR. Forman, of the First Presby-
terrain Church, will visit the Holy Land.
The Rev. DIR. Charles Herr has ar
ranged for the Christmas entertainment
for the children of the First Presbyterian
Church. He has engaged Captain Jack
Crawford, the poet scout, to delight the
boys and girls with his lecture on THE
Camp Fire and the Trail" The lecture
will be on the 9th.
congregation of Westminster Presby-
terrain Church will take place Monday
evening. One additional elder, four trus-
tees and two deacons viii be elected.
caused by the designations of Trustees
j. M. Erb, job Sage, ]. G.. Fisher and
r. j.. Randall, and .Deacons j.. w. Beach
and L. c.. Alberts.
Baptist.
The ordinance of baptism will be OBJ
served at tomorrow evening" service of
Bergen Baptist Church.
Rey.sTheo. Heisig, Pastor of the ParTn-
lY Memorial, formerly the First Baptist
address on christian Heroism'' before
the Y. M. c. A. of New York City TO-
morrow afternoon. In the morning his
pulpit will be filed by the Rev. Mr.. Toy
ing the Rev. w. w. Case, Pastor of the
First Baptist Church, West Hoboken,
will preach.
Reformed.
In every way the Carnival of Ma
llOlS utlu II liz dTeGHflllS IlGICTIlGQ
Church was a distinct success. The
crowds visiting it left plenty of money
behind, and a nice sum will go into the
treasury of the church.
Mr.. James CruikShank, the Christian
Endeavor orator of Brooklyn, will speak
on Fire at the Central Avenue Re-
formed Church on Sunday evening.
Preparations are in progress for the
grand Christmas exercises to take place
on December n.
nfhar CB.urohaa
Those ladies who would like to be
married ought to go to the Tabernacle
Church tomorrow evening and hear the
Rev. j. L. Scudder speak about Mar
riage; How to Get a Good Husband"
The teachers have decided to cali the
Tabernacle Sabbath School together to
sing Christmas Carols and enjoy the
great festival on Wednesday evening.
pointed on arrangements.
The thousands of people who have
been accustomed to attend the public re-
temporary buildings, viii be glad to
know that arrangements are already be-
ing made for a New Years reception
and entertainment, on January l, 1895;
be for ladies as well as gentlemen
Refreshments will be served free. Up
wards of one hundred ladies and gen
tlemen will serve on the Committee of
Welcome. The auditorium of the Taber-
nacle, and the four buildings of the
Palace will be open to all friends.
Seven representatives from the African
Tembo, Raped and Zulu, appearing in
native costumes, will give a concert in
A M. p. Church on Monday evening
next. This truly native African choir,
before Queen Victoria and other dis
tinguished ~personages, whose praise is
of the warnnest n most 1atterine
character.
The RovS' Rrioada Of 10, EuoauoI
ical Lutheran Church of -Greenville gave
entertainment in the Belvedere Hotel
on Ihursday evening, the proceeds to be
ments. In the throng were delegations
from the Second and Eighth Companies
of the Boys Brigade. The boys from
the Linden Avenue M. e. Church looked
forms. A piano trio, by Misses Annie
Lamcken and Frieda Burkhard and
Master H: Herig, was the opening mum
made a clever address, in which he
hanked the, audience for its support.
and hoped that they will continue to
ald the company. He warmly welcomed
Master BurShard is its captain, and
is drilling his command regularly.
Vocal selections by Miss Nellie Refs
Kratke and NJ. Heerdergen were en-,
Joyed, as were rotations by Miss M,
CordeS. The Wanderer' was SUNG by
Mr.. Charles Herig in excellent style.
response to an encore he sans '"iTis
Not True" The keystone Quartette,
composed of P. Bischof, first tenor: j.
Cromwell, second tenor: N. Publ, frst
bass, and F. l.. Reuter-, second bass.
sang several selections, and were re,
called. Cornet solos by Mr.. R.. Ham
mond, and either solos by Mr.. H. Re
hahn, were pleasant features. j. WI
Clarity reeited 1.-THE Dandy Fifth" and |
encored. The entertainment closed |
with a very funny farce, entitled Bark
ing Up the Wrong Tree in which five
MEMBERS of the Boys Brigade partici-
pated.
Christmas presents are being prepared
Tor the scholars and teachers OF ST
German Lutheran Church on
Bowers street.
Corps 2, Salvation Army, Bergen ave.
nue. and Union street, will have an |
open-air meeting tonight at Harrison
and Monticello avenues, followed by a
meeting at the barrhcks. Tomorrow |
there will be services all day. begin
ming at seven o'clock in the morning |
and concluding with an open-air meeting |
al $50 O'clock, followed by a salvation
meeting at 8 O'Clock in the evening
On Tuesday next there will be a |
great time at Corps 2. There will be a
swearing in Of q dozen or more recruits |
Adjutant Hunter.
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