The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-26

Liberty"
The dedicatory services which were held this week
In the new Central Avenue Reformed Church, on
Bowers street, closed last evening with the Young
ency Of the Weather ali Week. were ussp' Well attended;
PHI SIIsa a. last Ss nights aSr; s,sryicss n the large sJ pas,ors II were ERE
church had charge Of the service last
evening and tasy had Invited all the
tendance 81 young people. The Rev. W. ,Booeock
Martin tH,, q N .Ns;a,s. advised q as an yso sll., people q s.t to Join join
offered By the Rev, Z. A; Meary Of the Second Re-
formed y sdt Gnur Sha aud the sh aey. 4. !; Joh asssSo Of the Il Tr In
First Reformed chyrchs, Hcookeaa, t read s,s th / Scrip ZIP
istsrs; for their attendance during che ~ week. : -
The fourth company OF the Boys. Brlga9s held an
Formed Church. Il consists Of a total membership
The Ladies', Aid society. q the church q, presented s
Brett delivered the presentation speech, 70 which
q nRne appearance and were admired 81 tie pretty
girls who crowded the galleries. Captain i; ";
A 1aiay ct sSs R ssfo Msff e eSafcsis Boy Brigade WIN
Ing. - : ~ = 1',A'
Protestant Episcopal.
The s.. Maly's + Z. sgnday ssh essi u co g,9s SnIa
their annual picnic and excgrsigs q p &c ,si,an
An enjoyable sntortainment was given Wsdncs-
day evening In the guild room Of Christ Church.
varied programme. Mr.. Bllts. q talented and en-
s ssrta a9 sSs s syenins' sis, aad p pasis ss,s CHS sp Dian fsa,
Jack Eckford. vocalist, and James A. CHI. humorist,
strawberry and ice cream festival was given re-
Gently at st. Matthew's Church. Sussex, street. Dy
and Miss Hattie Phelps sans solos. the ladies who
managed the festival were Mrs.. Montgomery. ID.
l MissaRs o has ! u.aff kln MTs, hf Bourne era and Mitcseii..
The proceeds will be-used to send poor children TO
the country this summer.
Presbyterian.
An entertainment entitled, "The Old District
d dEaanai h rsaa ey aud Mlds h Aaa,s Ts viii be- he gwen II the
and Ocean avenues. on June Z next.
Henry Wilson Post, Sons Of Veterans, will attend
ing ne Ladies, Lincoln Circle Of q. 4. K. viii also be
present to hear the Rev. B. q. Cronin deliver an "a
the Rev. DR.. David Mitchell Will exchange pulpits
with the Rev. J. L. scudder tomorrow morning.
miscellaneous,
Tomorrow afternoon, at the Gospel Temperance
Union, Newark avenue. a menorlal service will be
held: Misses Raymond. clinton and Clark VIII
Special meetings will be held In the Salvation
citadel, corner Of Grove aad Montgomery streets,
months will say farewell. The meetings VIII be
eleven 4. ii, holiness meeting; half-past three P. NJ,
free aud easy eight 7. NJ. great farewell meeting
The Newman Industrial Home and Mission, No.
100 Grand street, has its formal opening next sun
invited to take charge of the afternoon service. and
Mission workers the evening. Many ministers will
Mission. Mr. Arthur ~. Miiibury OF the industrial
Christian Alliance. New York; Mrs. Prindle Of the
more Of the Door Of Hope, Sixty first street. New
York, have been invited.
". III. C. A.
A song service will BIO held tomorrow afternoon In
tho NJ oIan rro ht.ftdfnn nj fnttR Veins ThAnL
dors Arnheiter viii render several solos on the VIC
lin. Men arc cordially welcome,
or Society Of the Second Presbyterian Church. An
artists are:D1Sissss E. and q, roe, mrs, Ahnis, Fran
els. Miss Lea BuSslsr, Miss Lulu aalig;on, aud Miss
ali whomay wish to attend.
Others Churches.
The fair that is being held in the Post building
under tho auspices of tho ladies CT the scandinavia
night the charming young ladies who preside over
Costumes OF their native land, saoceedsd in extract
ing considerable loose change from tao Young men
Contain numerous articles that ind d ready market
among the visitors. Pastor scnive has boon some.
waas q 3bat / Sarse n ~ sbe s Of his e whhsress' SuI s eadl
their friends VIII be present tonight. Il vas oristn-
ally intended to close the fair tonight, but 4 WIN be
niaht. nntil everything is disposed OF.
yv 4Ra e IS IL fhs charge ssasSr g sir. 'e cha sfle = < sne b asu I " Rses
Of the young ladies are supplied with carved pieces
Of wood upon which are painted i've numbers
Of them have been sold the wheel Is set In motion
and the person who has the number at which the
wheel stops wins the prize.
some Of the ladies who are assisting at the fair
are Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. peWelf. Miss Burgen, MIS-.
Larson, Mrs. Axelson, Mrs. Schive, Miss Viking.
Mrs. Peterson. Miss Nelson, Miss Larson and Hrs.
Anderson.
The REV. J. L. Scudder will talk about bicycles to-
morrow evening in the Tabernacle and every wheel
man In the city should go and hear him. The text
will be an inquiry as to whether Or NOS cycling IS
injurious to the church
Baptist.
The Rev. Thomas Heis,g of the First Baptist
Church has spent the past week In attendance at
the Baptiet anniversaries held in Saratoga. Ze re-
turned home today, aud he will preach tomorrow in
his own pulpit. Mr.. Aetsig will have something to
tell his CONGREGATION about the work done at Sara
toga.