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The closing services of the Newark Dis
trict Epworth League was held on fTauas n.sH
in the Park Presbyterian Churcn. Win a
| crowded audience. The retiring ffeslaens,
| F. ]. Lovatt. presided, assisted by the nsMas
| elected President. ]. w. Diefendorr Iares
fraternal addresses Of greeting were delivered
by pastors of the Presbyterian, 5aptSs ~
| Congregational churches. Rev. j. e rssrsan
/ French spealing In behalf of the Frespyterlai
| church, said that the differences between tne
Protestant denominations were aninipoIaaa
Compared with their resemblance. All restsu
men the same fundamental truths, and an
mad as a common motive the service OF I'll l1in
Rev. S. L. Loomis. Pastor OF a ais tbet fhare
were great common possessions IN an rs
denominations. since the basis OF ChI.stl y ,I,s
was the same for all. The sentiments 4onas
Baptists were voiced by Rev: I: =; ~ - SuneS'
| Pastor of the Mount Pleasant bapuss hogi.
He said that the teaching OF ps 1Msetav Int
ness was the mission of john Nesiey' ~
that the Epworth League stood Tor psac.Gai
holiness. An address was made by East ~.
80 on ..The Bible" Conservation service
vas led by Rev. w. J.. Kinsey. $500
The Kings paughters d Soe'e aocda5le at the
church Thursday evening. The affair Was
a novel one. The young men were somp woTe
- and dust cans. A very pleasant even
ina was spent. The committee was MISS MISS
carrie Elkins' Miss Dora Dor M wiif Frances cIeve-
ferTihe. , mi anra WiSks. Miss Jennie Butler.
Misses Rose, Annie Chichester and MISS s siyan
Bannett Recitations and songs We're sIsen
nstssas NeiIie Houser. Gates Medoil, BEL
lard. Siebelts, FUCHS, Brown, toIanu' ~
schnegeo and M .ss s,o Aua,ns' preacher ae a of the
west. win fiji the pulpit of TRINITY M, =
church tomorrow. The Rev; joan ,nsis si
the pastor, viii pc aWay : church at Ny
in the work Oh
The Epworth League in Trinity M a e.
n rf.aaf work In the past
Sear The retiring President, MI: l. .. Fettei,
one year ago or more formed oit y ~
strongest and largest chapters ~ W. time
ference-and remember. too. that az Ina - he
there were scarcely any young people 10 De
found in the church. The annual eiectlon ~
officers We're elected:-Mr. George ". stsr.
In1 President: MIR. Stanley Sanford, FIRST
Vice President; Mr.. Arthur SayWen, Nj
tarv. Miss Sarah C. Ross, Treasurer. MI.
gavin az lewis was put at the head OF the
Social Department. Miss Nellie Benne,, M WI
take charge of the Mercy. aia al, lynerin-
partment,. and Mrs. F. S. Peter viii superah-
TEND the Educational and Literary bfancn,
They are laying out plans to accohtms n
greater results this his ysaro Ne # the League.
The excellent musical programme p %;
PauPs Episcopal Church, which was renoereu
last sunday, will be repeated tomorrow. MI.
"a a Tunison. the well known baritone
singer, will sing the solos. In the morhins
Arcndeacon Jenvey. the reet tos WIFE VIE a In
the evening he will preach upon the Differ
ence in the Risen Life"
The Rev. DR.. Richardson OF me fifs i ne ss
Il odist Church, Hoboken, will take lor ms
subject tomorrow morning, Marching oroers
Far the Church" In the evening he will
? nreach a sermon upon COMPANIONS OF
t Hooks, On Tuesday evening the Rev. DR..
, Charles Barnes, a former pastor OF the churcn'
, will deliver a lecture upon what he saw whiit
! at Rome. The lecture Will be iiiustrateo "ill
$ The Rev. Daniel Halleron will begin
tomorrow in Simpson M. e. Church, Centra
avenue. two short courses Of sermons. Morn
ing course, Foundation Stones in the rem,
pie" Evening course, Applied Christianity.
The public is cordially lnVlteo. SEATS az
free.
Reformed Episcopal.
g Risbm w. r. Nicholson. D. D., of the New
: York and Philadelphia Synod of the Reformed
: Episcopal Church. will visit Emmanuel Cnurcn.
II Summit avenue. on TUESDAY evening mex ~ AZ,
!, most eloquent men in the church. a true
. Christian and a grand man in every respect
A large attendance ought TO greet MIN On tues
|, day. n ,an;a,, .,s
: much is due to Mr.. John W. Treen ana oensls
: like him, who never think anything a trouble
! if it is in the interests of the church.
Presbyterian.
GRAND farewell soiree is to be rendered by
the ladies of Scotch Presbyterian Church mex
Thursday, 18th inst. at 7;So +. NJ, wnel :
snlendid programme of music and recitation
Will be flied. - !.
A service of song. under the direction q
Mr. Arthur preston, Will De EcnuciSu a. ~
Bergen Baptist Church tomorrow night; Mr
Preston leaves for Indianapolis on May 4
The Ladies' Aid Society of the church VII
tender him a reception on April ~
other Churches.
Tomorrow Rev. John L. Scudder, In n
series on the Holy Land, one in the mornini
and one in the evening. He will describ'
tap its althy people and flthier streets. tn
blight that rests on. Palestine, the caves an
novels in which the people nve, inssc9 IT.
Of life and general use of fire arms Aran mar
and thieves, oppressive government, pious TOD
beers, living with cattle. sacred impositlons.
Mosque of Omar, money-loving Turks. Mos
lem frauds, the Holy Rock ana wingea nor
of Mahomet. fnger-marks OF Gaoriel, SIZE =
Mabomets head, two sacred hairs, walking IN
wire In the Day of Judgment, Chris's Tomn
two Calverdes. Christian fakes and Kissing pii
MMary,s tears, Queen Helena and the thre
crosses. Adams head and other superstItlons
3 mission on Sunday afternoon nexi
! The services will be held at No. 90 Newaf
avenue. . ca,r.+,on Arm,
pargen avenue and Union street, last nigh
was led by Captain shufie.
Christian Endeayor Notes.
The Young Peoples Society of Christia
Endeavo Of Waverly Congregations Church
on Booraem avenue, celebrated rs SEVEN
anniversary last evening in the presence {
representatives from nearly every Christia
Enaeavor Society in the city, Thirty-eigf
societites were invited. and over 200 Christie
Endeavorers were present. The Rev. ! !, :
Emory. pastor of Waverly Church. opened Il
nroeramme with a welcoming address. Nj
John B. Clark Of Lee Avenue Congregation
Church. Brooklyn, and MI. Howara.s. bn,
aresses on CHRISTIAN Work. and fNlly e
blamed the objects of Christian, Endeavt
Societies. Miss E. Eyre and Mr.. LEONE san
solos. rarra ptshat
pastor Emory invited all present 70 u
sunday school room. where the ladies'
the church had prepared a dozen tables, spres
WITH Nefreshmeuts. u M.
TheS Ulcers Of the society arena. Wa
ter q Yfeekef. President: Miss B.. War
ha,,eh, vice President Mr.. Frank Daller
Secretary, and Miss Quackenbush. Treasure
Mr.. Meeker has been Presideni sot 2 g.. :
ciefv for several years. and during his IRE
idency the society has greatly increased
membership. All the members are earne