The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
AMONG Il CHURCHES.
Baptist.

The Sunday. school of the Second Baptist
Church, Hoboken, recently celebrated. its fifth
anniversary with appropriate services; rh III
1899, with twenty4seven scholars and SIX
teachers, 1t has rapidly grown in the hye
years of its existence. until 1t now boasts OF
200 scholars, eighteen teachers, and six officers
DR.. B. Clausen, superintendent OF the school:
delivered an address upon The Boy CHRIST.
which was very interesting and instructive
There was also singing and speaking by the
children and a few remarks by the pastor,
Rev. John Campbell.
The evenings services consisted of singing
by the entire school, and addresses by PRINCIPAL
A. ]. Demarest of No. 8 Public School, and
Rev. Mr.. Campbell. Miss Ida Chancellor sang
a song which she composed for the occasion.
She named the song Five Years DID,
mapt ginen IN Martba's institute Hail, Sixth
| street and Park avenue. under the auspices
of the entire school. On April ! the fifth
| anniversary Of the church will be celebrated.
Mcthodfst Episcopal.
The very excellent carnival given by the
men1bers Of Reapers' Circle, Kings Daugh-
ters,' of First NJ. e. Church, Hoboken, ended
last night. The very clever young people
Hoop drif-Isolene Patterson. Alice Bur-
nell, James. Butler. LEWIS Joel, Violet spohr'
| Edna Carr. Mary Griffin, Andrew Fife, Win
field Bonyinge. Chaperon, Mrs. G. H. Spohr.
Grecian Poses and Last Rose Of Sumner
onenhisr, Helen f. Richardson. G. Hoibert,
Alice Angus, Nellie Scott and stella Raphun.
l ChaDerOn, Mrs. Or. r. L.. Stea0maN.
Broom and Dumb Bell Drill-Mildred Hess,
Nellie Durland. Jessie NJ. Mausell, Gertrude
K. BurneIl. Birdie Whilden, Florence Mid
Mccain, Lizzie ]. Melbfne, Ella Russell. Elsie
Ruhl. Chaperon, Mrs. J. Patterson.
Gypsy seensmGyp s,, Queen 1saanh Hattie y. ssssnSeia.;
S. A, Greenrtdge. A. +. Mars, Alice Angus
A. ]. Reed. J. Alexander Noble, A. e. How
Karr, DR.. Frank childs. chaperon. Mrs. Col
3. r. Hart.
Hattie Dingman. Nettie Mather,, Grace Dor
sett, Ethel Hart. Nelma Mausell and Freda
Horrnann. Chaperon. Mrs. Roach.
Ns Gn@in wh naen BIZ pimp isseN Middieton n'0 Arthur
Gordinier, Grace Pye. Harry Let's. Rex Bur
nett and Harry Bonyinge. Chaperon, Mrs.
The Kings Sons of Lafayette M. E. Church
gave an entertainment last evening in the
church for the benefit OF the gymnasium fund.
The talent included Charles Williams and the
symphony Male Quartette.
The spectacular performance which was
given in Quartette Hall Thursday and Friday
evenings. under the auspices Of the Reapers'
Circle of Kings Daughters of the First M. e:
Church. Hoboken, was a financial success, ana
the ladies who had it in charge feel very proud
Of their efforts. The proceeds of the carnival
will be invested in new furniture for the
Rev. DR.. Richardson will preach at both
services tomorrow. Grand preparations are
being made for Easter Sunday.
Protestant Episcopal.
The Fortnightly Club met last night IN tne
gymnasium of st. Johns Church, Summit
avenue, and listened to an address by Mr.. z
P. Benedict. on Protection vs.. Free Trade
The next meeting will be on Wednesday even
ing, April 3, when Mr. Dubois will speak be
fore the club on 1.-THE Greenback."
The ladies of St. Mary's Guild have a trea
in store for Jersey City folk in the neal
future. This will be a four-act operetta. en-
titled THE Tyrolien Queen" WHICH Will b.
given at Hasbrouck Hall April rs, with
saturday matinee, for the benefit of Chris
Hospital.
Those who remember the stirring mas
meeting for men at Saint Matthews Churcl
last year will be glad to hear that there Is 7
be another one tomorrow night. Mr.. E. W
Herman. who made such a strong impression
a year ago. will be one of the speakers. tn
I other two are Mr.. E. A. s.. Lewis ofHobokel
tr and Rs sre.F fr9s5 q world meI as sG # Ought hhe 10 sq BE- <
2 1t Is. and What we can do to Better It
The choir will sing popular hymns. Ladie
az NV well res as ge RiasoD Is wele9 On D. Of tn
Newark Diocese, will administer the rites Q
confirmation at St. PauPs Church tomorrow
morning. There VIII be a special progranma
! the evening the Rector, Rev. DR.. Jenvey. wi
; preach a special service upon Confirmation.
! Presbyterian.
: Tonfeh the Missionary and Aid Society 9
the Scotch Presbyterian Church will give q
L entertainment in the church pariors. @
r Thursday a rally of the Christian Endeavo
i societies win be held at the Scotch Church..
the Pastor. Rev. Charles Herr, D. D., wi
take for his morning subject THE Reason
s / ableness Of Faith and in the evening h
will preach to the Second Company Of tn
& Boys Brigade. who Will be present in fu
h uniform, without arms. The splendid musici
d programme to be given appears In our MI
= The Christian Endeavor Society Of westunii
ster Presbyterian Church held its MONTH
v sociable last evening" at the home of Mr.. Ere
Beach, No. ~ Pavonia ayenue, 4 very e.