The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-12-19

Sunday December 2. IN ST Marks
cnurshi Jersey saysnus g 7;se . \,
school and infant sShooI win be held on
Monday. peeember q, at 1902. NJ. IN the
St. Agnes entertainment will be held on
Tuesday, December %, at 1880 r.. M. in the
Chapel Hall, Lafayette.
The Rev. G. H. S Walpole. d. D.,
professor at the General Theological SEMI
nary, New York, has accepted an election
to be head Of Bsde College, Durham. Hng.
preach for the last time at st. Marks
Church, 3arSeX avenue, tomorrow. He has
of1clated In several Jersey City churches
and is much liked:
Methodist Episcopal.
The Bible class Of the West Side. NJ. p.
church, Of which Mr.; W. H: Beach f
Mrs. w. 8. Taylor On Union street. Mr.,
Beach and Mrs: Taylor instructed the
class In Bible study.
The revival services IN the Simpson
MAJ 2. 8 Church sasaS ca Gsnt5al aye aHsnys a. Mt - FIAT fn-
terest. Tomorrow afternoon and evening
the pastor will be assisted by Evangelist
Allen, who has had great success in re
YiyalL work. In the morning the Rev,
St: Paufs Methodist Episcopal Church,
Third street near Erie, will be in holiday
attire tomorrow. The pastor, the Rev,
+. g. Mayhem will preach on Christmas
St sped aaiA m @s5al1 Vim aq 6 sssalng s%f IS fhs'
large chorus choir Of young people. and
Mrs. Howard Butcher and Mr.. WalteI
Lund, ~soloists, have been secured for the
occasion. The selections to be produces
will be found in another column.
On December %. 1896, there will be q
CONCERT at the Linden Avenue M. e.
Church for the benefit of the Stewards
Fund. The concert will be given by the
pie Of New York.
Special Ghrisfmastide services at tbs
Emory N F.. Church tomorrow. The
haste lecture l At lo:so A. NJ asf Il The evening SenlIa,
there will be interesting exercises of the
Sunday school and an address of Mr.. Nor
ris Atkinson.
Reformed.
There will be Christmas services to-
morrow morning and evening at the
Danforth and Ocean avenues. Mr.. Aler
promises to deliver a very interesting and
i~nstructing sermon;
Congregational.
Assistant pastor Rev. J.. Lester Wells
will give a s~tereopticon Christmas ser
mon on Sabbath evening, December u, ir
the First Congregational Church, Bergen
and Boyd avenues:
baptist.
Trinity Baptist Church Sunday school
VIII hold its Christmas entertainment on
the 18th Of this month.
Y. M. G. A. Notes.
On January !, 1887, there will be oper
house from 10 A. M. to 10 E. NJ. Recep-
ton and art loan exhihitipn Of ehoics
paintings, etchipgs etc changing pEo'
Wemens' Auxiliary and Reception Com
mittee in charge.
A membership contest will be begun
right after the New Years reception
Each side will try to outdo the other II
bringing new members into tie a%ssocia.
ton. Individual and team awards anf
a good turkey supper to the winning sid
in addition. VIII you be q Red or a Blue
Members desiring to enter upon q!
advantage to consult the secretary
Glasses in mechanical, architectural an
free hand drawing, s~tenography, type
writing and the English branches WI
be arranged for.
Chairman George Geisel Is arranging
for q series of interesting talks and LEG
turettes by some very Interesting people
The second Thursday in January, Febru.
ary, March and April are the occasions
Worth a great deal. yet free to member
The Y. NJ. &. "A. orchestra now mum
bers sixteen pieces. and the music grow.
better at each rehearsal. Prof. j. Vol
| ~ ihEt uyiH y t4iE tFdqeE, ana ne mas
fine body Of men under his direction. i
free concert every Thursday will be {
feature froIn now on.
Gymnasium classes will be begun i'm
mediately after the holidays under thu
direction Of Prot. Fred Schnaibel, physica
director. The gymnasium will Be opel
on and after the I'D day of December.
special service IN HaSbrouck Hall to
morrow, Sunday, December 20 at Al
o'clock. Commander Booth-Tucker Of tn
Salvation Army, assisted by DR.. +. Nice
yiolinist; Brigadier A. Holz and Adjutan
Taylor. the Golden Ministries, and Ma5ol
| cedes service Men and women welcome
peors open 3:Se, close 40 Give him ans
the 7. M. g. A. a rousing welcome
Special service No. 2 in Hasbrouck Hall
December q, 1896.
Ballingfon Booth, commander of tn,
American Volunteers, viii visit us later.