The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-18

A committee of the Y. M. c. A. is ar
ranging an entertainment which VIII pc
month in the Trinity Baptist Church,
Bowers street.
Presbyterian.
Secretary George II, Lincks of the G. L.
s.. c., announces that the fall reunion
and reception to be held under the aus
uices Of the Hudson County Chautauqua
Circles will take place in the SUNDAY
school rooms of the First Presbyterian
Church. Emory street, between beFgSh
ing, September 20. 1897, at eight CLOCK:
Rev. George NJ. Brown. Field Secretary
Of the c. l.. S. c., will deliver the ad-
The hour of evening service in the
scotch Presbyterian Church has been
changed by the pastor, the Rev. Frederick
WaIcott Jackson. 1t now takes place at
four P. NJ.
Reformed.
Pastor Conrad Bluhm, who has just
assumed the pastorate of the Reformed
Church, Hoboken, preached his naugu.
the pleasant features of the occasion was
the large representations present from lhe
several churches with which Mr., Blum
was associated before ne accepted MS
present pastorate. Mr.. Biuhm is quite
q young man, an honored student, a
bright and forcible speaker n a vigor,
Gus worker. 1t is expected that he Will
be enabled to inject new life into the
church and enlarge its growth.
The regular services viii be resumed in
the Park Reformed Church tomorrow. ard
the pastor, Rev. John francis MORGAN
will preach at both services. The sun
day School will be held at 2:30 M, and
the Christian Enaeavor Society Will meet
at 6.45 P. M.
the Woman's Missionary Society con-
nected with this church, began its regular
monthly meetings last Tuesday evening.
Last Friday afternoon the Junior c. h:
Society resumed Its regular sessions, and
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winter months at 4 P. M. in the basement
The President of the Ladies Church
Fund Society is now busfly engaged ar
ranging for the winter work.
The entertainment usually given by this
church in the winter will be announced
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor of the Central Avenue Re-
formed Church will elect officers on Mon
day evening next.
methodist Epis pal.
The Lighthouse Nissan. n Grand
street. Hoboken. is4a branch of the First
Nj. i. Church Of that city. It is, situated
trict.a Services are held every evening
indoors. and outdoors wien the Weatner
is favorable. The Rev. #. N. Scott is the
missionary in charge. 1t. is supported eS-
clusively by the parent church. The Mis-
sion is a worthy institution, is doing an
immense amount OF good ana rs nsals dd
lQI ilf,lO
in many of the homes in the ~neighbor-
hood.
Last evening the hourishing Circle of
Kings Daughters n Sons attached TO
the Mission gave a fine entertainment
in the Mission House. Pastor Scott IS
now PLANNING several new schemes to adj
vance the religious interests OF the COM
The Rev. E. O.. Rowland. pastor Of
James NJ. z. Church, is spending ms va
cation with a brother-in-laW who is a
colonel in the United states Army, on
Governors Island. His son Arthur Is
preaching at James Church durlnS ms
absence.
Mrs. Hill, Social vice-President Of the
Epworth League Society Of James NJ. z.
Church, is Arranging an entertainment TO
be given in the lecture room on Septem-
Der Is. A feature of the programme VIII
be. a short play, entitled THE Awful car
pet Bag.
LusIferan.
The congregation Of st. Johns Luther
an Chdrch contemplate a series Of eiab-
oratey ceremonies arranged to dedicate
the ten new and beautiful windows re-