The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-12

at Simpson Church., under the auspices of
the Brotherhood.
regular annual Thanksgiving sermon to-
morrow morning week. Ar entertainment
will probably be arranged for the evening
of Thanksgiving Day.
The illustrated lecture on the WAR in
Cuba Friday evening, was a most en-
tertaining affair and was greatly enjoyed
by the Sunday school The scenes were
illustrated by the cinematograph.
Church OF the Ascension.
The Young Mems Society of the Church
Of the Ascension are preparing for an
entertainment and reception at Central
Hall on December Is. The programme an
include the presentation of the one-acl
Hartwich, Mr.. Dale, Miss Rogers and
Robert L. McNeilly in the cast.
st. Mnry's Protestant Episcopal.
The regular services at st. Mary's
Protestant Episcopal Church win be con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. Warren tomorrow
as follows.-7.S0 A. M, holy communion;
1880 "A. M. mathis and sermon; 1880 P, NJ,
evensong and sermon.
Park Reformed.
All the Park Reformed Church on Sun
day will be sung at the morning service
the quartette for male voices, "Iny Mlaf
tory d soprano solo, When / Can Heaa
NV Title Clear,''to music by Verdi, sung
by Miss Jessie Parker. Ihe musieai lea-
lures of the evening service viii pc Nli-
Iiam's elaborate anthem. "Charlots q
God" with It's Handeiian finale, aAd
Stainer's anthem. Alpha and omega,
For accomplishments, organ, piano aEu
violin will be used,
The Junior %5ndeavor Society Of the
Church VIII lake a big showing At tae
rally at the Tabernacle on November ~.
TIL society will have an entertainment IN
the church parlors on November r. 4
fine programme of music and recitaLlons
is being prepared Keiresnmen's WIN pe
aChristian4 Calling will be the theme
OF the Rev DR.. Morgan at tomorrow
mornings service; II me evening ms
Second United Presbyterian.
Alfred q. Pearsall, in his great charac-
ter OF Sergeant JACK Manly, last nlgnt,
morologue. "a Soldiers story at Ken
meth Hall. Palisade avenue, under the aus
pices OF the Young Peoples CHRISTIAN
Irpion of the Second United Presbyterian
Church. The incidental music was turn
:shed by Miss Marie Budworth. A large
audience was very agreeabiy enteTtalnea;
These entertainments save been arranged
Nv tie Young Peoples Christian Union OF
fhe limited PRESBYTERIAN Church for the
benefit of the community at large.
James Methodist.
An entertainment will be held at James
Methodist Church, on Tuesday evening
next, under the auspices OF the Epwortn
League.
AT work arranging for the big fair, to bea
held in the middle of December. 1t. VIII
be under the control OF all the church OF
hcials but each branch will contribute
and help the other IN making the ldlr
a mammoth success.
Greenvil1e bergen Baptist Branch
Society.
An entertainment and sociable under
the auspices Of the Ladies Aid Society or.
the G~reenville Bergen Baptist Branch So
ciety. was held last evening, in the So
cietv's rooms, on Linden avenue. The
quarters were filled to over1owing, and
all appeared to enjoy the entertainment.
This consisted of songs ana recita1lons.
rendered by the children. Thu ladies
served refreshments after the entertain
ment.
Grace p. E. Van Worst.
At the annual meeting of the Choir
Guild, of Grace P. E. Church. Van Worst.
last Thursday evening, the following of
fcers were elected for the term of one
year: Rev. George s. Bennftt, the rector,
Vice-President; A.. q. Christensen, sec
rotary; Miss E. Smith. Treasurer; Exec
utive Committee officers, Mr.. Everett
Terwilliger and Miss B. King; Visiting
IOmIMLJGe. MISS lnUITlSO1 1uQ MISS
Strickland. After the election refresh
ments were served, and songs and recita-
tons were given by a number of the
members.
Swedish Lutheran.
The bazaar which was opened Thursday
night at the Ebenezer Swedish Lutheran
Church, Palisades avenue, under the aus
well patronized last night. The booths
were prettily decorated and stocked with
a varied assortment of fancy articles. TIL
young ladies Of the church are working
hard to make the bazaar a big financial
success. The bazaar will close tonight.
St. Paul Methodist
The members Of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. Of st. Paufs F. E. Church, on Third
street. gave an entertainment last even
ing in the church p~arlers for the benefit
Of the church, which was largely attend
Polly Bassett's slngin' Skewl,' and. al
though produced IN this city a number of
times before, it was amusing to fhe large
attendance and greatly enjoyed.
X III. G. A. Notes,
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will hold a meeting of practical in
terest to every young man in Jersey
City, tomorrow afternoon, IN Hasbrouck
Institute. An address will be given by
General Secretary Chas. B. Brown, on
1.-THE Twentieth Century Young Man."
Mr.. Brown has had a large experience
in dealing with young men, and the prob
lens they rave to meet For years he
has been a close student and observer of
young men with whom he has been
thrown in contact by the thousand. His
ideas as to the coming young man. have
been embodied in the address, which he
will deliver tomorrow afternoon. and
every young man in the city ought to
hear Secretary Browns conclusions.
Good singing, Instrumental and vocal.
will be q special feature.
The Glass In Electricity, at the Y. M.
{. a. viii be formally opened Thursday
evening, November II. with Prof. Har-
THIS country ranks higher In authority
ard teacher Of electricity than Doctor
Harrison, who is known as the brilliant
editors OF the electrical Age" and the
head Of the American School of Electro
city. Arrangements have been made to
open this class as d branch Of the Arneri-
can school-one Of the best courses Of up
t4511far uIacfrirffU 6Npr rfx-off In this affxr