The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-03-10
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Protestant Episcopal.


Since st. Matthew's Episcopal Church, on Sussex
street. has become a nigh church. it is ever ready to
row She, with Others, will celebrate Passion sun
day" 1t is in commemoration of the time when
e ebdis ne ee eEnrc6 to calls falf the oPP sitEfS IF to tbs p se@ins o asa1R;
for the dark day of Good Friday and the brightest
the altar will be yelled. and a plain red wooden
cross will take the place Of the handsome jewelled
brass one, which will not be used again till Easter
Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at 1%0 A. MI
selaln Tal 16:o io 4. H. Mor Bapfis rnay s!ss ana and levy Evening ane
Prayer and Sermon, by the Rector. $50 2 NJ
nonnced to preach ii St. Matthew Church. Sussex
street, on Tuesday evening, was suddenly called
of New York. DR.. Jenvey will preach next Thurs
The Rev. Dr.. E. l. stoddard of St. Johns has not
vet determined the nature Of the alterations to the
assisted the Rev. Dr.. Warren in instituting a few
nights ago a st. Mary's chapter of the brotherhood
of st. Andrew. A large number took the vows OF
the brotherhood.
esting musical service tomorrow evening on the
syhStory of the Cross"
Presbyterian
The weekly reunion of the Young Peoples socie-
last night, when a sociable was given in honor of
Mr.. A. L. Mcqueen, Assistant superintendent Of the
The members of the Literary, Christian Endeavor,
Missionary and Aid societies and the Girls Brigade
voted to the regular meeting of the Literary Society;
MA. MASS DJ Jehnl We MIeSnsii AZ the eea Close ao Of th bee EXERCISES saS1ses
President Miss May Scott adjourned the meeting in
ciai entertainment. Mr.. David Mitchell, as Chair
man. made an address of welcome. Miss Lulu
4wo lol PsaysSdi Mss 8 PPe ianGI SILT afeeh h1TS r ssaR T9 STRe S alos
quent sermon y Miss Jean Anderson and Mr.. Robert
violin solo. Dr.. David Mitchell closed the evening
Rev. Dr.. Lowrie of Emory NJ. E. Church preached
in ClaremontP Presbyterian Church last night at the
Union revival services held there. Rev: Mr.. Garrison
has done much good in his church with these ser
vices.
aeld eSansenS'c service i0f young ps0pie "in De
Young Mems Club, which Is e particularly active
organization. The club has a library which Is small
SIS vet, but it won't be long before there will be a
Thousand volumesi in it,
Methodist Episcopal.
Rev; J. W. Young, formerly of this city, will
preach TOMORROW evening In Hedding Church. Mr..
rev; A; + Thompson h formerly SaI4 n p attaehhed to Emory
of The members Of Trinity Church are Extremely
| anxious that Rev. John Krantz viii. continue with
hem one year more, In all probability he will &C
4 platform meeting Will be held in Simpson
Church tomorrow evening. Rev. DR.. D.. Halleron
Rev. ". S. MCGOWAN, DID, will tell his congrega-
ton tomorrow evening something about the Halls
After q few weeks indisposItions Rev ?: J: Eli
evening. Rev. S. N. Stevens of New York will fill
II Tomorrow or evening the congregation Of First Bap-
tist Church viii join In the Union eyangelisttc ser
vice at the Tabernacle, when Mr.. 7. D. Roberts will
North Baptist Church revival services have eff
4 fected mnch good. Rev. Il. c. Cronin has labored to
The revival services which have been going on in
hext week with Jubilee Services on Wednesday,
thursday and Friday. The members Of the church
/5 eId a conference a few days age, and decided to in
e their pastor DR.. Halloran to remain with them
other year.
Y. VI. C. A.
here viii be no service for men in the Wayne
lief building tomorrow afternoon, but there will
meeting In the Opera House under the auspices
%le Newman Mission, and the association will
= 1lext Thursday evening the course entertainment
4 biII be an unusually fine event. Well known talent
The bowling tournament will resume on Tuesday
yevening.
Pastor Gowan of the Grove Reformed Church of
New Durham has secured the services Of the Rev. =.
sist him in series Of Lenten services Instituted by
ni GreenyiIle Reformed Church has lost a valuable
member by the death OF Mr. Westervelt.
The Young Peoples Society OF Greenyiiie re
formed Church will repeat their excellent enter
Rev. DR.. siebert of omf will preach in the
nue. tomorrow, owing to Rev. Mr.. Meury going to
Philadelphia for a few days.
Baptist.
rafavette BAPTIST church members who have been
holding services in the Building and Loan Associa-
fion rooms between Halliday and Van Horne streets
are now thinking of building a church Of their own.
achieve precisely what they are aiming at.
Miscellaneous.
prof Charles B. spahr of Columbia College will
Iacf1re at half past two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
IN "The Social Distress and Its Remedies in the AS
eemblv Hall Of the Peoples Palace. Henderson
sstreet between Grand and York. Mr.. Spahr is a
nnnf contributor to the Political Science Quar-
tIerSaIy 0uoted in the West. where his views on
sman3ei and Industrial economies enjoy a certain
ronalarity. Miss Bradford of the Whittier Home
settlement will have charge of the musical pro
gramme. the principal numbers Of which will be
s.emlolin and violin selections, while the pleasant
S1ndav afternoon Club wilIendeavor to make those
80 eftend comfortable. The lecture and enter
tai,,aanf are free. Everybody is welcome, but
iohar reformers and those interested In the indus
t,Mai rnoyement are especially and cordially invited.
snr az the close of the Professors address those OF
tSa audience having opposing views Will be given
the onnortunity to express them.
flames Allan, an earnest CHRISTIAN WORKER,
I'M oondnet the service of song tomorrow in the
Gasnel Temperance Mission meeuns.,
III H Harkey of Brooklyn. who has had great
M. !, in cyanpelIstic work, will lecture to the
ScH,ppistsdelnhiaa Society tomorrow evening.
Hnonnaiipr McGill will preside tomorrow after
~ az op eyangelistic meeting in the Opera House,
ssSe, EVANGELIST #. Z. Roberts viii talk ABOUT Prae
gW dai rarfsfisniry, He viii explain the methods EN-
rSSved in the Boston Industrial Home for people ~
PA and which methods are now being pursued III
n Tl srxmar Rescue Home in this city.
"a nn,on eyangelistie meeting Will he neid IN the
aele tomorrow, when Evangelist i. y ROD
49, viii sneak. His subject will be flag Ialk.s
tomorrow will be a grAat day in the Evangencal