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1 united States Minister TO D6HfIldIkr VIII
preach tomorrow evening in 81. PauFs
Church, Third street. The Rev. Mr..
Eakins gives a hearty welcome to visit
orS.
The Rev. NJ. L. Gates of Grace Church
is not through with the Jersey City
police. Tomorrow evenings prelude will
again be concerning the insufficient police
prelude he will talk about the Brooklyn
strike.
In Centenary Church tomorrow even
vlval services. Messrs. Wagner and Henry
viii take prominent parts. The SER
vices will continue al the week.
A. NJ, will attend the services in Linden
Avenue Church on Sunday evening, Feb
ruary 49, to hear an address from the
6:45 there will be a meeting of the Ep-
worth League Chapter.
The Rev. ]. C. Jackson will preach to-
morrow evening on Thoughts Suggest
ed by the Wrecking of the Elbe.'
The revival services at Emory NJ. Z.
Church are well attended. The service
last nsan,s night vas devoted to d the ; yeg1,ssg
voices under the leadership OF Mr.. j. G.
chamberlain; lead the singing.
copai Church Of Ascension, New York
avenue and South street. has just re-
covered from a severe attack of the grip:
The st. Agnes Guild of the Church of
Ascension held a sociable last evening at
the home Of the President, Mrs. Richard
Graham, No.. 456 Palisade avenue. Re-
freshments were served, after which
played the piano.
The Rev. Father Manning will sing the
1880 A. N. mass tomorrow and the Rev.
Father Weber will preach the sermon
IN the Holy lnnocents Church, Hoboken.
There will be extra services held in the
church at Easter, for which an extra
boys" choir is now in training.
Esaptist.
Hyla Vo,,no DoooIa,, A-.oa;o4,1- O ~.
Second Baptist Church, Hoboken, held
its inaugural meeting last night. The
needing was opened by President Theo-
dore B. Chancellor, who made a short
address of welcome, and introduced the
Rev. Mr.. Horr of Bergen Point, who de-
Ivered an interesting address upon The
ing was well attended.
The association was organized last Fri
day night with IS members. The follow
ing officers We're elected-President, T..
Treasurer, Miss Louise Pulls. DR.. B..
Clausen was elected Chairman of the
Prayer-meeting Committee, and his wife
Chairman of the Social Committee. The
association will hold meetings regularly
every Friday night in the church on
Willow avenue.
The Rev. Mr.. McClymont will preach
to morrow at the Bergen Baptist Church.
MI. Arthur Preston, organist of the
Bergen Baptist Church, has arranged an
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church on Monday night. He will be
assisted by the Bergen Baptist quar-
tette and other well known singers.
Revival services have been well attend
ed during the week at Summit avenue
Baptist Church.
Presbyterian.
The members of Hiram and other
lodges Of the F. & a M. will attend the
row in honor of the tenth anniversary
of DR.. Mitchell's incumbency.
1t was essay night at the Christian
Endeavor meeting in Westminster Church
ist His subject wa Good Citizen
The ladies. of the Westminster Church
held a sociable on Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. James e. Banks,
No. Is Van Reypen avenue.
Reformed.
The Kings Daughters, Society of the
South Bergen Reformed Church will give
an entertainment and turkey supper in
the church basement or Tuesday night.
Other Churches.
The revival services at the Salem (col-'
continue, and the religious enthusiasm of
fever heat: Many sinners are seen at
Rev. R. A Motley was assisted last night
by the Rev. George Bidwell of New
York, The little church was crowded to
dl1OiI. mildly VIII DSODle were
present and enjoyed the service.
There will be g long farewell dinner at
Corps No, 2 Salvation Army. Bergen
Captain Marsh, who mas been in the
service of the Salvation Army in a num-
Der of countries. and who was recently in
Corps No. l, Grove and Montgomery
streets tonight and all day tomorrow.
who was formerly in charge of Corps No.
/ and the Mems Training Garrison
Corps No. 3. Salvation Army. Newark
near Tonnele avenues, mas had O hard
weeks Captain Mcdowell, the ofh ieerfh n
charge. has been i'll and unable to attend
rest and viii be succeeded on Wednesday
next by Captain Russell and Lieutenant
Kuffer who are on the staff of the War
Cry"
". M. G. u.
Tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock in
Woods Hal. Mr.. Norway Williams of
the New York Bar will give a conf
fraetion t aitl be to s %on- BY TA Is. T ". spane atr
of the Metropolitan Forward Movement,
and Walter McGrandle, %violinist.. of this
open at $3.50 o'clock. begins at 400. A
boys meeting will be held in the AS
soeiation Building at the same time.
bers' monthly rally VIII be held in the
Association Building. MI. Anthony Fiaia
will give q chalk talk. his subject will
be "Darwin's search for the missing
Iinli.'. Members of the Hudson City
Branch will furnish the music, which
will consist of vocal quartettes. plano
Duets, and music on the crystal chimes.
The rally will be free for members and
young men whom they may invite.
The Y. M. c.. A. branch, at No. 81 Con-
gress street. will meet tonight and elect
delegates to the State Convention.
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