The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-03-07

been pastor of Bethel Church for several
years. He has always been a very energetic
worker and is a frst-class preacher. The
members of the Summit Avenue Baptist
Church are all well satisfied with their com
ing pastor.
Episcopal.
The regular services will be held in St.
Mary's P. 2. Church, on Hoboken avenue,
tomorrow. The Rev. Herman Paterson OF
New York will preach in the morning, and
in the evening the Rev. DR.. Warren will
exchange pulpits with the Rev. George S.
Bennitr Of Grace Church. The Lenten season
is being devoutly observed in this church.
Y. M. @. a.
There will be a meeting of the Hudson City
Branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. at the Emanuel
Reformed Episcopal Church. next Saturday
evening. A new constitution. drafted by the
Executive Committee, will be presented and
acted upon. The annual meeting, at which
the new constitution will so into effect, will
be on Saturday, April 4, next.
trated lectures, or as they are termed, pic
ture talks to men, will be given under the
auspices of the Jersey City Y. M. C. A. in
the Wayne Street Reformed Church. Each
Sunday afternoon one of these will be given,
and the subject changes with each week.
H. Theodore Chamberlain Will operate a stere-
opslcon SO as to snow thirty dissolving views,
He will also lecture on the different topics.
On each Sunday, too. a ten minute address
will be made by a prominent speaker.
For tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock the
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City" with a brief address by Mr.. ]. D.
Way. On March 10 the first installment of
win be given and Mr.. Kin Takahashi, a
Japanese student, will speak for ten min
utes. The following Sunday the second and
final instalment OF this lecture will be de-
liyered. Rev. J. l.. Scudder will deliver the
brief address. On March % and April 5
1.-The Life of Christ, will be reviewed in
two installments. On the Farmer date Rev.
H. c. Cronin of the Second Presbyterian
Church will speak and the boy choir from this
church will sing. On the latter Rev. Robert
x. Wick VIII address the ~assemblage, the
boy choir will sing and tumbleronicon solos
will be given. AT these lectures women will
be admitted to the gallery of the church.
A good gymnastic exhibition viii be held
in the gymnasium attached to the Associa-
ton Building on Wayne street on the even
ing of March II, St. Patrick's Day. The local
class will participate, as will also Prof. L.
from the Newark Association. There will
be a fifteen minute address on the character
Of St. Patrick by a prominent speaker not
Paurs r. c. Church is expected to deliver the
address.
A rev idea for advancing the study Of the
the Jersey City Y. M. c. A. 1t is called the
Popular Bible study Club and will meet every
Sunday afternoon throughout March, April,
May and June at 5:15 O'clock. There are
two classes, known as A and B. The former
is open fer all men, the latter for Christians
alone. The former will hold the first session
o.iO Y OsfUs Will STUDIES from the D00K
of Genesis. The latter, from $40 to 6:15. will
discuss chapters from the book of Luke. The
outline OF study for the Glass B course is as
follows:-March s., True Love to Ones Neigh
Dor. Lake X, 25-SI; March 10, Teaching about
Prayer, Luke xi. lib; March %, Faithful and
Unfaithful Servants, Luke xii, 37-4S; March
20, Review; April 5, Warning Against Sin.
Luke kill 22-so; April u. Parable Of the
Great Supper, Luke xiv, 1924; April 10, The
Lost Found, Luke XIV. 1924; April 2S, The
Rich Man and Lazarus, Luke. xvi, 1881; MAY
3, Faith, Luke xvii, SIG; May 10, Lessons
on Prayer, Luke xviii. 9-17; May II. Parable
Of the Pounds. Luke xix, 11-27; May a.
Jesus Teaching in the Temple, Luke Xxx. 9-1a:
May 81. Destruction of Jerusalem Foretold
Lake XXI, 20-3S; June I, Warning to the Dis
ciples, Luke xxi. 24-S7; June IA, Jesus Cruel
fed, Luke xxi, 33-46; June q, The Risen
Lord, Luke xxiv, s6-53; June 2S, Review. Mr..
). D.. Way, who has studied under Rev. d.
NJ. Stearns, the well known Bible scholar.
will conduct the studies.
A midwinter rally of the Y. M. C. A. wiz
be held In the Association Building on Tines
day evening, March 10. at BIS O'Clock. There
viii be an entertainment and refreshments
will be served by young ladies. Dixon and
Moore will give Sfakasperian recitatsons. the
orchestra of the Hoboken Railroad Depart
ment, x. M. G. A., will furnish music. Miss
Ada Piagat VIII sing and a new idea in
musical combinations will be introduced Nv
Secretary w. Fl. Stanton, Jr.