The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
methodsst EnIscoual.

Mr.. William II. Beach of West Side Avenue Church
the a stes1 cnnrch.' Mr.. Beach is one Of the fore.
most laymen of the state. a fluent speaker and
lem Of the diiferential calculus.
Mrs. James Cox Of Mount Tabor, NY. State Super
intendert of the Sabbath Observance Of the Won-
ems Christian Temperance Union, will speak in
a aSs Z Mrs. Me- Gnu q ! fa esrS e aneqseI 5pm fsIksT
who has always something Interesting to say about
church work. The opportunity 10 hear this clever
woman ought not to be lost by any who are interest
ed in mission work.
fall. at his last visit to the Mother OF Churches he
Of conversions made within Trinity s walls.
Elkanah Drake Of Newark VIII deliver an address
ing. Pastor Rev. VIM. Eakins has arranged a mis-
sionary concert. which promises to be unusually in
The Right Rev. bishop. James T. Fitzgerald will
preach in Emory Church, belmont avenue, tomor-
row evening. This being tho aith anniversary of
the Epworth League, the services VIII pc Of a spe-
cial character. Bishop Fitzgerald is President of
The Epworth League of Emory Church will meet
tomorrow evening at 6:45 M. Every member is
The Epworsh League sag11 "a q nniy 1ss n r. Centenary
of the Church League. The Rev. Z: {. butcher viii
make an address. The anniversary servicet will be
The Rev. W. q. snodgrass, the former popular
pastor of Hedding NJ E Church, will preach there
morning and evening. DR.. jackson of Hedding goes
"a raSIy Of societies Of West side Avenue NJ. E.
Church was held recently. There were present.
Pastor Jonn Atkinson, Superintendent W. T. Beach
lions were represented in the audience:-Fifth and
S Snaort G0m nesnae; R %sst s siss ". c 6 e g.. Ne Ia dies
Social Union, West Side Lawn Tennis Cub West
Beach Chaufanqua Circle. temperance and sew ins
schools and kindergarten.
Presbyterian.
The sermons in the Scotch Presbyterian Church
somorrow morning and evening have been care
fully selected by tide Rev. David Mitchell and are
sure to be interesting. u the evening he viii preach
There IS trouble in John Knox Church and Pastor
en- soasr n9asson has sS not p paid d lis salary. H wants
to resign bnt his people say no. ,x.. a..
Games Nieholl was returned trustee and Henry Van
< I reception was given In First Presbyterian
ci1urch recently 70 the pastor, the Rev. CHARLES Herr
The officers q the Home Society Ia cnarge s Weresn
Vice President; Mrs. R. Q. Babbitt. Secretary; Mrs
George 7. Perkins, Treasurer
other Churches-
All this week the Rev. DR.. John J.. Seuddcr has
been comparing the braias OF fishes, birds. reptiles
and mammals, and the result win be given tonor
tRo human body. BE has already dealt with the
l hand s fo9f' nsa Mr an saa syes; n Eve y a e chn uai Of physiol
logy with q theological dressing.
es Jhs S ehursh s win esl Ct 5 at R R2n9s Genaas with q
Biz picnic at Glendale Park.
Baptist.
Tomorrow evening the seventh anniversary sxer
held In Bergen Baptist Church. The addresses viii
Seminary and by Rev. |. J. Ellison, the pastor. The
,nusic win be especially attractive.
Key. Cornelius Woelfkin, formerly pastor of the
North baptist Church. spoke at the Schubert Glee
SsI35 dinner recently upon the history of music. The
address was splendid. II
Protestant Episcopal. :
The opeuing of the annual convention next week
will interfere with church. meetings, as the rector
viii he absent two days at least
Grace Church, Erie street, Is to be redecornted
during the coming summer months. A new window
ii talked of as q memorial.
nishoD Sfarkey warmly complimonted Rev. James
Cameron last week on the progress In the Church OF
TIL. Ascension.
Miscellaneous.
rbc great attraction next week, Tuesday evening
10 tia Sfabornacic aud Peoples Palace is the public
elosiag reception OF the season. al Lrienas q Gus