The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-05-07

IN III
Pastor Aylesworth received eight per-
sons into membership at the communion
serN ice at Simpson Methodist ChuIeh iast
growing rapidly.
Second Reformed Church Of Hndson
Cors1ty.
In. the Second Reformed church Of
Hudson City tomorrow morning, Pastor
E. A. Meury vii preach on the subject Of
Church Music" In the evening the
Rev. Samuel Freuder, a converted jewish
Rabbi VIII speak on the subjeet, TIE He
arranged tor q number CT pvpdsaf SEX
mons TO be delivered saah eVesa-
irg by weil-kn5wn ministers in order to
relieve to some extent Pastor Aedry.
who has not yet recovered from the at
tack OF grip which he contracted sc4ae
| months g {.
Williams. a colored preacher, who spent
mary Years as a missionary in CuEa. and
| whose son is 4 leader among the Cuban
Of May %, the key. G. G. Seibert. DID.
| Pk.D., professor Of theology in Bloom
field ,5 ssm Z y NJ 81 b zpsak og The aT fol,5 guTng
Sunday lsisst Pastor Meury will address
George II. Thomas Grand Army Post,
Viii VII attend the service in a oody,
Present Wal Justitied?'
Park Reformed.
The fifth anniversary of the organiza..
ton of the Junior Endeavur Soeiety Of
the Park Reformed Church was fittiEgly
celebrated at the church last evening
The programme was interesting, and be-
SIDES songs and Rotations. addresses
were delivered by the Rey, J. T; Morgan.
Miss Louise H. Seeley, Miss Violet
Wards and the Rev. R. < Wick. The
| nacles." ard greatly amused the children
Miss Bella. kimbash recited .Alexan-
der" ard Miss Daisy Reid; - Soldiers s
| gave a recitation.
Miss Emma Pine. the assistant superin-
tendent Of the society, read an Interesting
| showed that the society numbers seven
| ty-three members, ard that the average
s%tts E Of the Juniors at the he,T mee, Msgs
recited each week. The amount collect
ed for missions was Sl0.51; for other pur-
poses, s2a.l q were collected. Prizes were
of Scripture verses during the year.
The first group Of prize winners were
SShn L Magaan M and A hessi osm 6ndSR Mho
were each given a Testament
Morgan, Helen Blackwell. Charles Lam
gendorfer. who were given books.
Others who We're given prizes we're
| William Baxter, Misses Sylvia Morgan.
Maude smedssi Lillie SiE5 0r. oiye r MIG,
KsmbareI. Debora ,sinton, Emily Vest
brook. Lille Boetehs5. Mabel Smith,
Bloom. Nettie Funstan, James Bogardus
| sEj Matter and Miss Harriet Pine. Re-
freshments were served.
Centenary Methodist.
Brother William E. Davis will tomorrow
nave charge of the Mizpah Brotherhood
meeting. which usually prsaedes the reg
dist Church. The Brotherhood meeting
will commence at $3.50 A. ID. sharp.
Election. of Sunday school officers Of
Centenary Church will take place next
Monday evening.
Grace M. e.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace y. F.
! Church held an apron and necktie sociable
last night in the church parlors- A
| quantity of aprons and neckties made to
match were placed in a pile and the men
and women each drew in turn. TIL gentle
men then searched for the woman who
had aprons to match their neckties and
| took them for their partners during the
evening. A collation. was served.
Second Presbyterian.
At the prayer meeting last evening at
the Second Presbyterian Church, on Third
| street. preparations were made for the
celebration of communion tomorrow
morning
Zion Evangelical Lutheran.
An entertainment and reception will be
| given for The benefit of the Zion Evangeli-
| cal Lutheran Church. of McAdoo venue,
Wednesday evening, in Columbia Hail.
| G%reenville. An excellent programme has
been arranged for the occasion. Dancing
viii Immediately follow the performance
Claremont Presbyterian.
At the CIaremont Avenue Presbyterian
| Church, on May Il, the Rev. Charles Herr.
d. D.. will give a stereopticon lecture of
the Westminster Abbey. The proceeds
| are for the benefit Of the nureh. The
lecture will be profusely Illustrated with
clear and beautiful views of the Abbey.
St. Paul ~. e.
A special memorial service will be held
in st. Paul M. f. Church. on sun
| day evening. The Rev. I. c. Mayhan,
| pastor. will pay a tribute TO the memory
of those who lost their lives on the Maine
in Havana Harbor. The Choir will render
| appropriate music. At the close Of the
service an opportunity will be given for
voluntary offerings toward the Maine
Monument Fund
First Universalist.
The members Of the Little Women's
| Society of the First Universalist Church
it was very successful. The programme
| was a well arranged ono and consisted
| Of the following numbers
PEA Pea Piper il'e 81 Hame'lin. Henry Norton
y yssn,s sol fsr M Ma ffesth eatss TiilIe s MIaegen.
| Frida Diehr. Florence Burch. Emma Fin-
ser. Gertrude Finger. Edith Dunn,
Mamie sd psmm ags Max f. ms Wis Waal9sx: c 5sr-
ade, Mrs. Allemby Thompson, Master
Frank Reid Miss Lucy Dunn, Master
John va 9,, Kip : , t ! Hs,s sAm e aRR Pre-
and Edith Dunn; National airs played by
Miss Doggett and Mr.. Marvin Mrs.
Ter 1T tic close and ali present Joined IN
& SX0Tu$4 HAStEA