The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-26

and render q solo at both the services.
FJof: "a ). Leason Of New York has been
to the congregation OF ST. Paul's. md
meetings. are held on Monday evenings
Ter That purpose. Much interest IS mani-
The lessons are free.
A Chautauqua Circle will be organized
St Janes Church Seven members. the
Sadie and Jennie Edgar. Victoria A.
Ralph and Ruth Lowndes, and Mr.. Will
lam y. Ralph have been enrolled.
Three new members have been enrolled
In the class of 1900, in Bayonne. They
are connected with Chapter No. S.S4S. En-
worth League, Of the Bergen Point M. &.
in connection with the literary DEPART
ment OF the chapter. President Harri-
son p Thompson, Miss Margaret A.
5noVsr ana Mr Francis Edgar Thompson
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's
Methodist episcopal Church, in this city,
evening, n they were well pafronized.
Those who served the tables wore hats
made OF palm-ieaf fans, Hastily trim
the room look cheerful, and ali present
pronounced the sociable delightful.
The Rev. L. r. Janney. D. D., lately
ing LECTURE tomorrow evening in the EN-
CRY M; p. Church, on the Women of
India"
Baptist.
The Rev. Walter J. Swafleld, pastor OF
the third Of his series Of sermons on 1.-THE the
Christian Church in the morning n
in the evening he will preach the second
s serm Pbei q D 5ns m series, III THls toSiao Dreams e ms
mornings sermon is tThe Church and It's
Activities and in the evening. tJoseph,y
OF, The Dream Of the Golden Sheaves.' =
list Church will hold It's semi-annual
meeting next Wednesday evening. This
society is soon to adopt a Christian Gull
tufe course OF Bible studies.
Lutheran.
The Rev. A. Hafer, pastor of st. Trim
ftatis Lutheran Church is occupying all
his spare moments In making arrange
ments for the big entertainment which
commemoration of Luther's birthday.
November 10. The affair will be held UNI
der the auspices of the Ladies' Society,
but will be managed by Pastor Hafer.
Greenville Lutheran Church is rehears-
ing special music for the celebration of
the autumn festival, to be celebrated al
The Union has been greatly strengthened
recently by the addition of several good
voices.
ties after his long illness from nervous
prostration, brought on by overwork. The
reverend gentleman has worked excess
pletely wrecked in health. An effort will
be made to appoint an assistant to aid
the aged pastor in the ~burdensome du-
ties connected with the pastorate.
The Rev. E. E. Newdewitz, an exceed
ingly able young preacher. will conduct
services in the Y. M. G. A. rooms on
Wayne street, tomorrow morning. He will
speak in English. Mr.. Newdewitz has
only recently come to Jersey City. He
was educated in the University of Gettys-
burg. Pa, where he made a remarkable
record for scholarly He
possesses great oratorical power. and
those who go to hear him will not re-
greet 1t.
Peoples Palace Notes.
The fall opening reception of the Peo-
pies Palace, No. 1888 Grand street. will
take place next Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER 80. Extensive preparations are be-
ing made to entertain the people and give
them a good time. The improvements In
the amusement hall and other parts will
add to the interest of the occasion.
The American Exchange Bank team will
play a match game with the young men
who are in the National Park Band team
of New York. The buildings will be
closed on Monday and Tuesday to enable
the workmen to paint the floors.
Y. N. @. A. Notes.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tomorrow
the Rev. j.; F. Morgan will speak on
character, to men only. Previous to
the address w. H Stanton. former sec
rotary of the association. will play sew
eral new solos, assisted by Messrs. Arno
Schmitz, violinist and pianist. and Alex.
Jenrich, cello soloist. There will be other
special features. and in all it will be a
Wilson of the volunteers will have charge
of the meeting.