The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-10-24

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IN Of any church. Sunday school or
Young Peoples Society, who wish to at
the Bible and religious topics.
Methodist Episcopal.
The good people Of First NJ. e. Church
Of Hoboken recently opened an sAu-
tumnal Fair" The Epworth League had
charge 9f IT, and these ladies managed
Booth No. l-Miss NJ. A. o~frerheiser.
assisted by Misses Josie Vanderbilt, X.
heiser, Florence White. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Booth No. 2Mrs. Paul a, straub, Mrs.
ia Field. Louretta NJ. Townley. Susie
Straub and William Taylor.
sisted by Misses Kate Howe, Margaret
Anna Fenton, Nellie Woo, Dr.. George
Booth No. AMiss Minnie Scott. assist
ed by Misses Kate Cembes. Kate Fem
ton, s. Schroeder, L. Stevens, A. Hard
F g.. Berries and e. S. Let's.
Booth No. Mrs. E. %. Vanderbilt.
a a.sa ard BY Mrs A. r Rossier. Misses
Mather, Meta Grabhorn. and Messrs.
Lester and Edwin Kari.
Booth No. s.Mrs. Spencer "A. Smith,
Gray. Adele -crossitte, Grace Dorset.
and Messrs. s. H. Smith and ]. r. Wit
Booth No. Miss. Helen z. Richard
son, assisted BY Mrs. Evan r. Stead
man, Misses Hattie Spencer Ella Rus
Neil. = 'on' w
Booth No. s-Mrs. F. A. Butler. as
sisted by. Mrs. Rudolph. Mrs. William
Pope. and Misses Mamie Butler and
Tha Enynr*b Ta.r,,a rar
Grace NJ e. Church. Marion. win hold
services tomorrow afternoon at the Home
for Aged Women, on Bergen avenue.
vices as. well as preaching by the Rev.
The Rey. Daniel Halleron, pastor Of
his sermon tomorrow night will talk
about. an important letter. What letter
It is he would not say, more than 1t is
present campaign. Thursday night the
ladies' OF the church will give a gold
supper Sa -
nington Seminary and leader of the great
Bible Class at Ocean Grove. is announced
to preach in the Emory NJ. E. Church
fo ton morning; The Sabbath even
has become very popular.
Reformed.
The Fourth Company, Boys Brigade. of
the Bergen Reformed Church, met last
night for drill. The boys. under the COM
mand of Captain Charles w. Laws, vial
visit the Second Company Of Hoboken.
Presbyterian.
The Junior Endeavor Society of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church held a
pleasant sociable last night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Robert Morrison, on Chest
nut avenue. The members and friends of
the society met at the church at 7.45
O'Clock and proceeded to the house in a
body. At the house q good social lime
was enjoyed and a short entertainment
given, in which Miss Sadie Albers played
a number of piano solos, Miss Ella Morri-
son recfted and sang several soprano
solos, and a number of the Juniors par
tfcipated. It was the first sociable given
by the society this season, and as 1t was
such a pleasant one the member decided
to hold one every month";
Tomorrow morning in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church the Rev. DR.. Hath
away will preach another political SER
mon in which he will speak upon the
Principles of a Republican Government
and its Application to Local Issues
Protestant Episcopal.
Despite the inclemency of the weather
last night a large crowd attended the
entertainment and sociable 0iven in
Franck's Hall, on Bowers street, by the
Peaceful Circle of Kings Daughters Of
the Church of the Ascension. The pro-
gramme, Which vas an excellent one,
opened with a piano duet by Mr.. j. Cot
tier and Miss L. Rochester. A dialogue
was next given by the Misses Grace and
Sadie Vanderbilt, after which Miss NJ.
Lulu Blau sang a soprano solo. Mr.. John
Abel gave an exhibition of club swing
ing; Mr.. johnson and Miss Johnson fol-
lowed with a vocal duet; Mr.. ]. Morgan
entertained with humorous selections
q soprano solo: Part two consisted of
the one act farce. 1.-THE Charms of
Music written and staged by Principal
Guilford of Public School No. Z, who acted
Fha ~f11fra - f~.-1
Of the cast were Mr.. Harry Quelch, Mr..
Joseph Cottier, Misses Lila Wardell. Lot
tie O'Hara and Berth Guilford. Fol-
lowing the entertainment refreshments
dancing.
German Lutheran.
Pastor A. Hafer is still busy arranging
for the celebration of Luther's birthday
on November 10, which the Ladies' Society
OF the Church IS going to hold. The affair,
which will consist of t~ableaux, charades
n an excellent entertainment, will be
held in Prasser's Central Hall.
Peoples Palace Notes.
The basket ball game will be introduced
in the gymnasium next week and the
| young men are anticipating much pleas
ure in the sport. All who would like to
enter the list of players are requested to
| hand In their names. On Monday even
ing q voice culture class for ladies' and
gentlemen will open TIL gymnastic class
es are filling up rapidly. The music classes
on the piano, etc, are held nearly every
day. The department class In dancing
Is so full that 1t will have two divisions
1t meets on Saturday at two F. NJ. The
ladies' culture class viii meet hereafter
on Tuesday evening and the bicycle
classes on Wednesday evening. The tpye
writing n shorthand writing classes
convene on Tuesday and Saturday even.
ings. Munson and Pitman systems are
taught. A second division of the boys
drum corps will organize on Saturday
evening. The young men are delighted
over the new shower baths and the in.
creased room in amusement hall. Muct
ing Tabernacle fair and carnival of de.
light: the festival will come off in tn,
second week of November. The dress.
making class will hold their session or
Wednesday evening.