The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-11


Grace Cameron, K. Quelch, Miss Thoden.
Sophie Barrow, Jennie Saunders, Mr..
s~pringstein. Jennie Cochran. Mr. A.
HMq MS. Barring ngrr Mrs La sanRer, Mrs. }n'ia Fo nHsr.
Miss Jennie Macmillan. Bessie Darling,
Bessie Alderman.
Methodist Episcopal.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. Or. A. p
aong ser@on w on pthneae apr 81 Taaa son.. 'n in
the First M. E. Church. HoDoken. which
he delivered early last summer. The
frated by song. and shows six phases
of a young mans life.
On Tuesday evening there will be held
Hoboken. a ladies' high tea. al. which an
excellent literary and musical pro-
gramme has been arranged. All mem e9Io
strangers are cordially invited to attend.
The evenings topics and leaders at
tomorrow's meeting Of the Ep pTsi1tn
c ehS m0i HosSken. W VII Il. Bradley: CHAP.
ffr,te no CHATTER 5,a2S, ce Ndt sS 1 E,rea. i FranE
MISS sadie Winfield; CHAPTER No. l,s9a.
. crasto sl esap assn NJ. a s.iH,. T y;
tie SPIRIT chabter No. a,lOs, simpson,
The topic for The Junior League prayer
meetings. win bs The Humble SUI.
fererM Phil 2;,5.s. Isrsav state Con-
svention of the Epworth Leagu Mrs;
w. II. Beach and Mrs. M. e. Cole will
represent West Side Avenue Chapel.
nue. Chapter Of the Epworth League will
celebrate its sixth anniversary. Tit
Rev. NJ. D. Church. +. r Woodwork
coming week viii be as follows,
Monthly business Mchaapter u s,4ls, First First
airy and Bible study. Chapter S,sAs, Der
gen Point Church, tomorrow; monthly
literary literary. G nanI}biy 500 p9sI hinae1 cr axsou eha 10
y II i Business ns,lss ehaip tasso 1iids. ssI simpsea.
Trinity Monday; monthly literary, Chap
ter s, ls6. Union Place Church. Union Hill.
TSsea Pastor Of Simpson NJ. E. Church,
the Rev. b. Halleron. viii preach on
1.-THE First Pillar of the Temple" with
prelude on ''The Most Remarkable Bible
row morning. In the evening the topic
will be Home with prelude on "A
Glimpse of the Far East"
organist and choir master in this church
the people. Large antic:pations of SPLEEN
did work in the musical line are enter
tanned by all who heard him.
Baptist.
A few nights ago the Young Mems
League of Parmly Memorial Church,
gave a very delightful .e~ntertainment
Church On Grove street; The parlors
were very prettily decorated with iagg,
bunting and lanterns a. a. frogt The tb word nI,at fWel-
The entertainment consisted OF songs,
solos. and duetts; a piano solo by Jo Ohm
m nTounHre SOLO Gas by Mr. kupfrlan and P.
Merritt was well rendered. Songs sung
By William Cutler and George Water
bury were much enjoyed: a Aafer II tn exe en-
lent style. Short speeches were made
BY the president and members of the
h heartily given to the Committee, Mr..
Phillips, Wood, Duke and Hilton, for
the very excellent way in which they en-
tertained the members and friends, MI.
Philip v. Botzong made a haSh-light pic
ture of the gathering.
Presbyterian.
Presbyterians in Jersey City will be
much interested in the Pilgrimage to
ton of which appears at the head of this
column.
+ Rev. Or; Dayla Mitchell bafm will IL
Church tomorrow. The good folk Of the
West Sid have a treat in store. Mr..
Mitchell has selected two interesting
customedb rilliant and foreible manner.
a grand panorama of "Bunyan's Pill
grims Progress" starting from the CITY
will be given in the Scotch Presbyterian
Church. No 100 Mercer street, on the
evening of Tuesday, May is, at eight
O'Clock. The Rev. Adam Chambers will
give a graphic and eloquent lecture which
will both be Entertaining and instructive
alike to adults and children.
v. M. G. A.
The mems meeting tomorrow after
noon al four O'Clock, in Woods Hall,
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will be conducted
for railroad men. The speakers will be
Mr.. w. E. Fenner, ticket agent OF the
Wagner Palace Car Company. Grand
Central depot, New York. and Mr.. Ben
jamin Locke, engineer on the d.. L.
w. road. The special attraction IN the
musical line will be Edison's latest Inn
proved photograph, which viii eve
sacred selections from the United States
Marine Band and celebrated vocal.sts.
While the service win be especially for
railroad men. all others are welcome.