The Jersey City news., 1898-06-11

mons that are to be illustrated by stere-
eptfcon views. His theme tomorrow
of Christ =
The Ladies Social Union were enter
tanned on Thursday evening by concert
conducted the free concerts given by the
Mizpah Brotherhood. After the concert
social was held, STRAWBERRIES and
dies:-Mrs. Robert Aylesworth. Mrs,
George Lahey. Mrs Edward Blamey.
Mrs. ] s, Wood. Mrs. Cornelius Gilmore,
h5ser hs Bs0Ta aro M4I Mrs. on B. KeEn Mrs NV
Fish, Mrs. A. De Groot, Mrs. A. s.
Haight. Miss Amanda Ogden, Mrs. ". z.
Crooks, Mrs: W. w; Ruggles, Mrs. A. p.
West Side Methodist.
The next session of the Chautauqua
Circle will be on Tuesday, June 4, will
be Lanier Evening in honor Of Sidney
Lanier, the Southern poet. A special pro-
gramme has been prepared. Tuesday.
June q, the last session will be held the
graduates will be recognized, and the
members will have social evening with
interesting talks by the officers.
The moonlight excursion will be on
June Is. 5,
Epworth League Chapter, No. 1904, will
discuss June IL. ssThe Trial and Triumph
Of Prayer 1Ixings. Is; 42-46, Miss Mary
e. Stone: y
This is the committee that recognizes
ing:--Miss AZ. e. Stone Mrs W. II. Beach
and Mr. George H. Lincks.
The Young Men of this church nave
branched out in a new line. On Tuesday
evening, June IA, they have arranged for
a first class entertainment to be given in
play, play the ladies will kindly reciprocate
previous favors and give the young men
their hearty support. The programme
will be furnished entirely by young men men.
nastic exhibitions, high class humorlst,
a male quartette. Muffin Man, etc,
etc, etc. It has been rurnored Inal eaen sa.,ii
Young man is to make cake which will
form d part of the refreshments oARin-
II Tomorrow viii be Children's Day. The
Pastor will preach a sermon to parents
IN the morning, and the Sunday School
will conduct the evening service and de-
light A large audience. A large NUMBER
Of infants and other children Will PROD
ably be baptized at the morning service
bergen Baptist.
The congregation Of the Baptist
Church. Clinton and Madison avenues,
shape of Individual communion cups Inc
officials of the church, some time ago,
cided to adopt the individual cup sys-
tenn. and at that time the, members OF
the Ladies' Aid Society offered to fur,
nish the outfit The change from the old
time method of serving wine gave gem
eral satisfaction. Ihe cups are q NV a,le
Each trap carries about twenty cups.
The church has twelve traps, and 4Co
cups. SO that shortly four more trays
On 81 June p. the Sunday School accom-
panied by the school of the Emory M. E.
Church. will hold its annual excursion.
The sail will be up the Hudson.
Tomorrow morning the Rev. J. C. Allen
viii preach a baccalaureate sermon to
the graduates of Hasbrouck institute.
Park Reformed.
A service preparatory to the communion
service to be held in the Park Reformed
Church tomorrow morning., was heid az
the church last evening. The communion
service was postponed last Sunday on ac-
count of the absence of the pastor.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan returned Ihurs-
attending the General Synod which was il
Session a week Despite his onerous du-
ties. which included those of Chairman
Of the Press Committee. me Doctor 5, gleal-
The Rev. Howard Suydam, former pas
torof the Park Reformed Church, who
filled the pulpit during pr Morgan, aD-
sence was given cordial reception by
his former congregation. and quite
number of his friends came all the way
from Newark to attend last Sundays ser
vices.
Second Reformed Church Hudson
City.
The Rev. NJ Meury, Of the Second Re-
delegate to the recent meeting OF the
General Synod, at Asbury Park. He ar
rived home Thursday evening MIR Meury
was appointed one of q comRlttee zee Do o.
formed Church into the German ian-
guage The other two members OF the
Committee are the Rev. DR.. Oerter oI
New York, and the Rev. r. Erhardt, OF
On II the last Sunday Of this month the
Rev Mr. Meury will celebrate the NJ
Second Reformed Church. On that oc-
casion he expects to have with him three
minister's who as young men were edu-
Gated for the ministry oy the cnnsfppga- tta pea,
R. Stier. of Sayreville, N il the KEY;
Martin DUAL. of Egg Harbor city, ana
the Rev. William Boetcker.
The regular Sunday services viii oe
held tomorrow.
Holy Innocents Episcopal.
The event of the week i'm church circles
in Hoboken was the bazaar held Tues
day afternoon and evening in the Holy
Innocents Episcopal Church, under the
auspices Of Mrs EDWIN a; stevens nscioi "a
and financial success. The proceeds;
which were quite large. will be devoted
to the country home maintained by the
church at Basking Ridge, n. J. The tables
were decorated with American fiagS.
The following ladies were in charge OF
the different tables Mrs. David Acker-
man, MIS- JOlll HAS -
Mrs Schwart1ing, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Bo-
die. Mrs. Clayton, Mrs Madison, Miss
Turner, Mrs. Loomis, Miss Ackerman,
Miss Lena Moore. Miss Annie Robertson.
Miss Woolsin, Miss Nicholson, Miss Lane
and Mrs. George Durstewitz.
Centenary Methodist.
Children's Day will be observed in Cen
stenary Methodist Church on the third
Sunday of this month. Pastor Goodman
will deliver a special sermon to the chill
dren during the morning exercises Special
exercises will be held in the evening by
the children. The regular services will
be held tomorrow. Mizpah Brotherhood
will hold an interesting meeting prior to
the regular morning church service.
St. Mary's p. e.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
in st. Marys Hall by the ST. Mary's
brotherhood of st. Marys Protestant
Episcopal Church, Hoboken avenue, on
Thursday evening, for the benefit of the
hall fund Violin and piano duets were
given by Miss Rachel Cole and Mr.. C.
by G. Staples and Bert Hockin, recitations
by Miss Jennie Todd. Others who took
part were:-Messrs. Fl. Pierson, A. NJ
Kelson, Charles Purr and James Ray.
Evangelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis
The twenty fourth anniversary of the
Evangelical Lutheran St. Trinitatis'
Church will be observed on July 25 by
grand picnic in which both congre-
cation and Sunday School will partici-
pate. 1t will be held at Schuetzen Park.
a live and energetic committee is al
ready arranging for the event.