The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-02-24
evening. In the morn

Church, Erie street. tomorrow evening. In the morn
The Rev. DR.. George S. Bennitt of Grace Church is
to be asked to report the highly instructive lecture
nitt's charming style much Interested his audience.
The Rev. ]. 9. Hewlett of Christ Episcopal Church
will address the young men OF his parish tomorrow
The Subject for tomorrow mornings plain talk to
Of St. Matthews Church viii be The ACOUSTICS
Argument" Mr.; Throop makes these short addresses
before the regular mornings service.
other Churches.
On Wednesday evening last a concert was given in
Lafayette NJ. E. chapel FOR the benefit OF the ser
man n and ! M. fHh erman9 Ah nrase si play eedislev violin
and piano duet. Misses Mamie and Annie Winters
SOLO bv Chopin. Miss Emma o'Neii sang judith"
Miss Gertrude Friseh played a piano, solo from
winters played a piano solo and the Vincent Man
dolin Club, Wood Brothers and Wetheral gave a
s sSianiiUa the be same p.nSss artists app pesGei With With the b addition add 10
Of Messrs. Sehoenwether. Muller and Duncombe.
st. Trinitatis Church announeesNa series Of cos
moramic views to be given for the benefit of the
mechanical changes, showing houses and ships on
fire. boats and professions moving, rising and set
derful indeed. They cost about $4,000: The views in.
siaag pr RrrsIssIS sights : IS in n she GID sd World. The h enter.
tainnent takes place on Monday at eight z. NJ.
Reformed Episcopal Church tomorrow at both ser
vices. A large congregation is expected, for the
The Rev. john L Scudder will preach in the Tab
ernaele"What Are You Doing" Hon. Isaac L. Coffin
will in the evening speak to railroad men on sun
day Rest"
Presbyterian.
The mission among the Lafayette churches closed
last last week; c on Mgednes fsa n the K IN Ike mem9T1ai f Sas
been productive of much good.
DR.. David Mitchell of Mercer street church says
his church will do nothing the next week but attend
to the union revival services.
Presbyterian Church of Mercer Street tomorrow
morning. His subject is How to Avoid Certain
Amusements."
Baptist.
There will be a special meeting Of the members Of
the members of the Summit Avenue Baptist Church
tonight in the sunday school room, for the purpose
cons and the Committee of Ten. which Pastor Ne
M Mimi a pamed at w fhs i t6a % ebarchs p %nad me- s ceFta IN
changes, which he named would be made; THESE
Changes are only minor ones.
In the absence Of the Rev. D. j. Ellison of Bergen
viii preach. TSe Bradford = Trio will assist the
choir.
Much concern is expressed about the Rev. I. J.
Ellison of Bergen Baptist Church, who is at present
sick at his house. MIR. Ellison has been o%verwork;;
soon be restored to health.
In the First Baptist. Church tomorrow evening
Evangelist T.. D.. Roberts of Boston commences his
union evangelistic services.
and Reapings tomorrow evening at the Lafayette
Baptist Church.
Miscellaneous.
Elder E. E. FRANKIE will preach in the Seventh Day
ing. The subject viii be, "The Millennium" and the
address win Be ILLUSTRATED by maps and charts;
tomorrow morning.
Jersey city Nc. SCorps Of the Salvation Army will
hold a meeting in the hall, Tonnele avenue, tomor-
row evening. 1t will be led by Major Perry
Public meetings led by staff Captain Bell and Cap
tain Boraston will be held at the salvation Citadel,
corner of Grove and Montgomery street. tomorrow
Sunday at the following hours:-7 A. M, knee
drill; II A. NJ, holiness meeting; 8 P. NJ, free and
easy; P. NJ. great salvation meeting. On Monday
evening. February ~, commencing at eight 2. NJ. a
musical narrative will be rendered. The title of the
piece will be the History of the salvation Army"
Ex-GamblerJ John I. Quinn Will lecture on gam
bling tomorrow evening in Elsey Chapel on Jewett
avenue.
Y. M. c.. A.
The fourth lecture of the Social Science series of
General Secretary Parks, in the Association parlor
this evening at eight o'clock, and will be on 1.-The
New Social Motive" Member of the ChaVtauqus
Circles are invited to be present. -.
address the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon at
four O'Clock. His subject will be on reform, and
he will present some new ideas. All are welcome.
The members monthly rally will be held next
Thursday evening. Mr. r.. W. Hitler of the Russian
Department Of Tiffany Z Co.. will give 2 talk on
Russia, and Mr.. Philip Ray, the great English society
entertainer, will give some of his character sketch
e. The rally will be free to the members and
younQ men whom they may invite