The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-02-15

by a mail carrier, for an additional charge
Of two cents The festival was in charge
Of Misses M. Gemmell, NJ. Taylor and L.
Of Misses !. Laws, L. verrill and A. Hea-
cock. The candy table was in charge OF
Misses Z Kilby. 3. Alderman, A. Conditys
sided over by Misses r. Richards. B.. Coy
kendale, G. Van Doren, C. Knight, f. Dentz,
A. Cook, Miss =. Thomas held the grab
bag, while the Misses G. and e.. Feindaf had
charge Of the z, 3, C Pie. The Lemonade
Booth, Misses M. Stegrnan and q. Johnston;
Ice Cream, Mr.. H. Brinckerhoff. Mattresses,
Misses J! Langdon, 3. Westervelt, and II.
Post.
Monday evening the Christian Endeavor So
cieties of the Reformed Churches Of Hudson
county will hold a missionary rally at the
Bergen Reformed Church. The Rev. A. De
Witt Mason, President of the Christian En-
deavor Missionary League, in America, viii
preside. An address Will be made on .sin-
dia,s' by the Rev. H. j. Scudder, accompanied
by stereopticon views, showing field and sta
lions OF missionary work in that country.
MethodIst Episcopal.
monthly sheet published by Pastor Biddle OF
the A. NJ. o. Zion Church, on Monmouth
street, giving an account of all the services
and doings of the church, together with ex-
tended nformation about the churches Of like
connection in the vicinity. 1t also treats on
the great interests of the negro race. and
make-up it is very creditable to the ability
of the pastor.
In unison with all the M. 2. Churches Of
Jersey City the pulpit of Simpson NJ. e.
by two eminent laynen, who will speak on
CITY CHARACTERIZATION. Tomorrow evening
Throne" The work of building up on spir-
itual lines and the conversion OF the I'M
sacred have been carried on for weeks by
this church with considerable success.
Presbyterian.
Many friends of the Rev. Dr.. Baltic Browns
bOvb0O1 davS will remember him a 9 a btiab+
and friendly lad, and a graduate of Public
School Mo. z, Jersey City Heights. DR..
Brown was at one time pastor of the Pres
quently OBLIGATED in the neighboring churches.
DIR. Brown next week will begin his work
as the pastor of a large and Influential church
at Sioux Falls, s. D., with the best wishes
for his success from a number of his adj
mirers in this county.
Lutheran.
The Young Peoples Society Of st. Paurs
Lutheran Church, on Summit avenue, are
quite elated over the success of their recent
entertainment, and are encouraged to make
another attempt after the lental season is
over, Every other meeting held by the
society is devoted to literary and musical
This gives the young folk prac-
tice and confidence which is well utilized at
their public entertainments.
At st. Paul's Lutheran Church, corner of
Summit and st. Paul's avenue. special SER
vices will be held during Lent. Easter en-
velopes Will pc distributed soon for the pur-
Mr.. H. Kathleen is President of the Collection
Committee. The recent storm did consider
able damage to the church property. The
posts. with the iron fences, were blown down
and a big sign from the front part of the
church. The damage. which was not great,
has been repaired.
Other Oh urches.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Tabernacle
will give a Colonial Supper on February
20.
At the annual meeting of the Tabernacle
Society, the Presidents of the different de-
partments were appointed a ommitte on the
coming big Tabernacle Fair; and this com
ments under the auspices Of the Tabernacle
are to be held. They are as follows:-The
Rev. John L. Scudder. Mrs. John L. Scud-
der, Mrs. G.. W. Clerihew, Mr.. VIM. H.
Turner, VIM. Jay Hunt and Mr.. George