The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-11-30
AMONG TIE CHURCHES.


The Kafir Choir which delighted the
audience in Simpson Church, Rev; =.
Halleron, pastor, by their songs n al
which were translated so happily py
their Interpreter, win sing and speak for
the last time in our city probably, on to-
Mr.. Won Finkelstein Mamreoy and his
sister, native residents of Jerusalem,
will describe the sacred CITY I1morr n;H1
ennear in Oriental costume. In the
morning there win be a reception of
The leaders for the devotional services
tomorrow for Epworth League chapters
are.-United Chapter, James, ". p. ray
lor; Linden Avenue, MRS: j SIeW MIS-
n. Hughson; Bergen Point Church., mis-
sionary prayer, meeting; Simpson CbaR-
sedie. W. " =. II. chaddocs. The Junior
League prayer meeting theme VIII BE-
'sThe Heart Life"
League Chapters WIN hold business meet
Semi-monthly business, Monday, Mon
roe Memorial Chapter baye nm ev Msins
BERGEN Point; monthly business, Tuesday,
First Church, Hoboken; eml-monthly
business, Monday moStni And p T asoote W Gaapy
Chapter. Grace, next Friday; monthly
business, Monday. Onward Chapter, La
fayette; annual business. Monday. Lan-
O6n avenue, III IA pNsoA
day. William Eakins Chapter, St. Paul.
The members of Chapter 1904. West
Side Avenue Church Epworth League,
Church parlors. There were more than
200 people present, and each brought a.
gift of food or clothing. These We're
partment, of which Miss Addie swenar-
ton is the jealous head, superintendent
the programme. Yesterday the gifts OF
provisions and clothing were distsientea
by Mrs. M. E.. Cole and her associates
of Mercy and Help Department Of the
Chapter. The example of West Sid
Chapter is worthy of all praise and emu
Bishop James N. Fitzgerald has signi-
fed his intention Of being present at the
the ST. D\nis Hotel, New York, on Tues
day next.
Reformed.
Rev. C.. S. Wright, pastor of Central
Avenue Reformed Church. on Bowers
No lis, Jr. 8. q. A. M, tomorrow even
ing. An sister councils and members Of
the order are cordially invited to attend;
In Bergen Reformed Church next
Thursday the second annual interde,,
nominational rally of young people will
be held; Rev. J. 2; WILSON nh I, p Bra pas
Ign. and Robert e. Speer of the Pres
byterian board of missions, will deliver
Rev. Anna Shaw recently delivered a
enlendid address on .Woman's War for
| Peace before the .Women's Christian
| Temperance Union in First Reformed
| Church, Bayonne.
Baptist.
The church sociable given in Parmiy
| Memorial Baptist Church a few nights
| ago was extremely enjoyable. Mr.. VIM.
| and Messrs. Clarence Duke, William Cut
| Ter Henry Hilton and Raymond Brow
| contributed to the delightful programme.
! The games included the cobweb game,
observation party, peanut hunt p ad-
| yertisement puzzle, and they all pro-
| duced much merriment.
Tonight, in Summit Avenue Baptist
| Church. the County Executive Commit
fee Of the Y. r. S. c. f. will meet.
In the North Baptist Church, on Thurs,
Of San Francisco will lecture on Beau
tiful Hawaii and the proceeds will. be
used by the Christian Endeavor Society
in purchasing Christian dinners for the
| poor. Captain Campbell will tell from
whence the K~amehamehas came, who
turtles in idolatrous worship; what sew
| entv years of Christian civilization has
done for them; why reduced from four
| hundred thousand to thirty-four thou
sand; in what the resources, commer-
| cial interests, and strategic Importance
| allied to the United States, and what the
situation is at the present time. A COM
plete and reliable description by one
| who is familiar with the language, dress,
customs and conditions of the people.
Other Churches.
There win be q stereopticon exhibition
lin the Tabernacle tomorrow evening OF
isPilerimss Progress" The morning sub
/ ject win be The Christians Hope"