The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30

iefss followed with several witty, selec.
the house In continued laughter. The
H5IIlalas Club SANG the Z nss sFaiE WANG sGng,"
Japan. Miss Jennie Broderick, bride, in
black; Mr.. E. p; Fraser, bridegroom,
hagrv. Jennie IN ein Ridd Miss ana lEl.za niS Minis suss 3
Miss Emma McEntee.. in orangs; MISS
Louise Giverson and Miss Lydia Coles, In
green + Miss May ia ns G0lss sna Ni Mlsf Pa B T
anoi Miss Maggie Provan, IN lemon.
Fans were carried and hair was worn
in Japanese style and decorated with
fans. -
The entertainment closed with Al
pine Chorus by the Glee Club. Eacn
person received a japanese cup and
Saucer as 3 souvenir, n plain refresh
ments were served TO all who could pos
sibly remain.
It will be essay night next Friday
ing in Westminster Presbyterian CHURCH.
at Summit and Magnolia avenues. Miss
Blanche Gray and Mr.. p. Il. RidgeWaX
W galk D on 'n sch gasayis supp S5rfs and Mr..
R ids vi: speak about Obstacles
Real and Imaginary"
At the First Presbyterian Church,
Emory street, tomorrow morning, Massrs.
Joseph D. Bedie and John S. McMas-
ter will be ordained and installed as
sesaon. And In ne SsF' ey gaorge the e.. F astogs th hs
Rev Charles Herr, D.. D.. viii give as .
prelude the first OF a series OF mission
Lord9"
Rev. MIR. Crowie will preach in the
Church, Mercer street, tomorrow
evening. He IS a young man Who has
already made his mark in his calling.
The ladies' of the Scotch Church. Mer-
Ger street, VIII meet on Wednesday even
ing, at 9 p NJ, to perfect their plans
for the forthcoming farewell reception
to Rev. DR.. David Mitchell. All the
in the church are invited to at
tend.
Methodist Episcopal.
Tomorrow will be a red letter day for
Emory NJ. E. Church. Chaplain McCabe
viii fill the pulpit at the morning ser
vice, and address Emory's large Sunday
In the evening the Sunday school wiz
hold its missionary anniversary. and
Rev. F. A. Gamewell. of China. deliver
The members of Linden Avenue Church
and congregation will unite with the
Greenville Reformed Church at the even
ing service on the occasion OF the Rev.
The cabinet Of the Jersey City linen
Of the Epworth daagqqe met recen5Iy
Thursday next in James NJ: e; Church:
On May p and 2 the third annual
convention 81 The New Jersey w; sta 6e
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in ST. James NJ. E. Church. Eliza
beth
the Rev. wiliI.am P. George. B: d.
While the champion infdel will probably
George will speak in its defense; A
LARGE congregation will undoubtedly be
present to hear this able preacher who
used to be a very popular minister in
this city.
Reformed.
By special request, the Rev. .Theo.
Hefsig VIII preach tomorrow morning at
the Wayne Street Reformed CHURCH ms
Sodoni," or righteousness Recognized,
Rewarded. and a Restraining Power
the evening he VIII preaca the seventh
jec1 being The Resurrection of the
miscellaneous.
At the afternoon service of the Gospel
Temperance Mission. sos Newark avenue,
FssentIy, q y Wculd intf see 5es ass'a'0n w as
preached by Rev. ]. Campbell. He spoke
EARNESTLY. and his hearers seemed much
impressed. Brother Graham assisted with
his cornet and sang a SOLO also. After the
prayer meeting held. Mr.. F. f. West. of
New York CITY, delivered a free lecture
.stereoptieon views.
There win be baptism Sunday even
at-Sunmit Avenue Baptist Church
4. II. C. A.
Tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock in
Han, Mr.. George A. Dugan Will
address the usual mems meeting. The
music will be furnished by Messrs. Hartz-
Ter ana Fiske of the celebrated Bliss
Quartette. These men are Princeton stu-
dents and will furnish an interesting
service. All men are welcome.
A boys meeting will be held in the
Association Building No. S3 Wayne
street, at the same hour by
Mrs. Philip F. Botzong.