The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-09-01

after his mass at eight O'Clock. The attend
Tomorrow being the first Sunday of the
month, the usual dollar collection will be
taken up by the reverend clergy at all the
masses.
The Angels Society will receive holy com
munion in a body at the nine O'Clock mass
and hold their meeting in the chapel in the
afternoon.
The Rosary Society meets in the chapel at
a quarter past seven in the evening.
The free scholarships at Saint Peters COL
lege. so kindly offered to the parish by the
after a competitive examination, by Masters
Andrew Donohue and Frank Mathews,
The Monsignor announced last Sunday the
reopening of classes at Saint Aloysius Aca-
denny, and warmly urged his parishioners to
| send their daughters there.
St. Johns.
The excursiong Yes, it was a grand success,
81, 100! If there had been more men on the
outing-and there We're many missing-it could
have been a great deal better. But taking
everything into, consideration the excursion
was a brilliant success. Father Ter Woert
was pleased, and that means a good deal, FOR
he knows what people can do-and what they
| won't. Last Sunday morning he thanked all
who had assisted him in any way, particular.
ly the young ladies, who let a good deal OF
pleasure go by to perform duties appertafn-
ing to the lunch and candy counters. In fact,
everybody, from the people who devoted the
whole day to the work of the excursion down
to the person who sold a ticket, got their share
of praise.
w lien III YOUNG lduleS ueNIocd 10 fSsSH
a window to the new church they proposed to
do all there was in their power to attain their
object Since they started out they nave NOT
lost one moment, nor have they allowed any
obstruction in their path to turn them from
their ambitious project. Every member mas
been working like a Trojan to secure the
necessary amount of cash To return thanks
to the people who have helped them and at
the same time increase their store, they have
organized under the name of the Society OF
de Azas' Mother OF st. Dominica and wi''
hold a reception - SHrf@n'N1-
| IJoll That r will ha a - nd .C11R0RGC goes
without saying, for anything t.s Ina
undertake is always bound to come out on
Quite a large number of the members of
St. Johns Catholic Club travelled to Glen
Cove on Long Island Sound last Sunday for an
| outing. The Stars; a local baseball club, We're
to give them an interesting lesson in the art
of ball playing, but St Johns left them way
out in the cold. Aside from the ball game
the day was a very enjoyable ore and all the
participants had the pleasure OF spending a
very pleasant Sunday in recreation. 1t is
hoped that another event of the same nature
will be arranged before the fine days are over.
Outings like this have the effect of bracing
up the boys and putting them in condition for
the winter SPORTS.
Last winter a series of receptions We're run
off by the club which furnished considerable
amusement for the members and encouraged
| a great deal of dormant talent to awaken, be-
sides enlisting the support of the young ladies
of the parish to take a more active interest
in the jOllity necessary to proper friendly
culture, Encouraged by former successes the
Indoor Committee have made arrangements
to inaugurate the season by giving the seventh
annual reception on Friday evening, Septem-
Der q. This will practically open the season
for winter enjoyraents and will be followed
by numerous others. Elaborate programmes
will be the order Of the day and everything
points to a successful season.
The Young Mems Club will hold a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening next. 1t is get
ting near the busy season now and every mem
Der should attend the meetings.
When the parishioners Of st. John look at
the magnificent pile of buildings that have
been erected on the Boulevard they may well
feel proud, and right here might be a gooG
time to remark that of all who have been in
strumental in assisting Father Ter Woerl ir
his grand work, none deserve more praise than
the young ladies of the parish. In all the af-
fairs for the benefit of the church they have
been the leading spirits, and at no time have
they been missing when their services were
needed.
Society go to holy communion tomorrow morn
ing, the first Sunday of the month.
st. Pasriek's.
The masons who are repairing the walls
Of the church will complete their work next
week. For the past month they have been
engaged placing cement between the heavy
stone blocks which compose the walls of the
edifce. The church, situated as it is on one
Of the highest points Of the city, suffers every
! ysar from the clements, which wash away the
| mortar between the blocks.
A much needed crosswalk has been placed
on the east side of Ocean avenue, ct Bran
hall. In inclernent weather the erosswalk is
d great convenience to the pdrishioners Of
st. Patrick's Church.
So. Lucy's.
The parochial school of st. Lucy's parish
will be opened next week if the work on the
new sanitary arrangements is completed. The
school has been thoroughly renovated and is
in first class condition.
The Holy Rosary Society will hold its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon.
The promoters. of the Sacred Heart League
met last evening and transacted routine busi-
ness.
The plans and specifications for the new
church have been given to three contractors
for estimates, and the lowest bidder will re-
1 AlER the contract naXT NFRnlF m raS1lnnca fr
4 query by a reporter of 1.-THE Jersey City
News" Rev. Father GiIen aid:-' can't
give any idea as to when the new church vii
be completed. That viii depend entirely upon
the receipts. Of course it will be completed
as sooa as possible, but that may not be 70,
another year.
A comedy drama entitled, ireland as II
Is" VIII be produced by the young men O.
vas held last night under the direction Of
FatherMcLaughlin.
Committees from the various societies are
hard at work securing articles, etc, for the
grand bazaar that is to be opened on Octo-
Der s..
st. Miehael's.
The Young Mems Lyceum is arranging fol-
the presentation of a five act military drame
early in November. Rev. Father Talon viii
have charge of the details.
Preparations are being made for the pro
duction Of the five act military drama, "At thc
Picket Line" by the Young Mems Society Of
this church. The production will probably
take place on the last three nights in October
Arrangements are also being made for G
reception to be held early in November.
ST. BYidget's.
The parochial school will reopen on Tuesda,
morning.
Several plays are being discussed by thu
members Of the Young Mems Lyceum, oni
of which will be produced about Thanksgiv
ing.
Over 81, 200 was netted the church by tht
fair which was recently held.
st. Peters,.
The regular order of services have beer
opened again and late mass will be said to
morrow morning by Father Mattson. Thu
morning sermon will be preached by Fathel
Harlin and the evening sermon by Father
Emerich.
period of 40 hours devotion.
Father Finnegan, who has been suffering
with gastritis, has recovered sufficiently t.
leave the hospital and gone to the country FOL
two weeks.
Both the parochial school and the Colleg,
The opening will take place at nine o'clocl
with the celebration of the Missa de Spirit
SaIcto. ~
ST. NEary's.
Beginning tomorrow Ssolemn high mass viii
be celebrated at eleven O'Clock every Sunda,
morning during the winter. AT tomorrow!
functions Rev. Father Mooney will be TIL,
by Father Mccormick. nc
School will be resumed on Tuesday morning
| During the summer vacation the school build
ing has been repaired and renovated.
HoBoKEN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
ST. yoseph's.
School reopens a week from Tuesday. TIL
hall has been renovated and repaired. TIL