The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-05

eious club house of the Young Mems Luz
theran SAsseeiatioTs adjoining the new
church.
GRACE church, Van Worst.
The second Of a series 6f lectures given
under the auspices OF the Young Ladies'
Guild. connected with the church Will
take place on Wednesday, March 10, in
the parish hall, Erie and Second streets
The lecturer during the services will be
| the pastor. Rev. George S. Bennitr. aud
| all the addresses will be illustrated. The
| subject on March l3swill be The Church
in Medieval Britain"
st. Paul M. Il.
The members OF the Junior Epworth
League Of this city will hold a rally this
afternoon at two O'Clock, at St. PAUL Nj.
f. Church on Third street. near Erie Adj
dresses will be made by well known sbeak-
| ers, and special music and recitations will
be given. Miss Ida +. Lewis. Superintep-
dent Of the Junior work, viii direct the
Emory MI. T..
A Willard memorial service win be held
tomorrow evening in Emory N. e, Church
under the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union of Hudson coun-
ty. All White Ribboners are expected to
be present. Seats will be reserved for
members. who will be known Dy wear
ing the white ribbon, till 1880.
Grace Methodist
The Rev. w. S. MCGOWAN or the Grace
Methodist Church will nave a reception
of members at the morning service tomor-
row, and his evening subject will be
tainment vii be held in columbit Hall for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
summit Avenue Baprtst.
The Rev. Walter Swafield of the Sum
nit Avenue Baptist Church will take for
his morning subject tomorrow, Soul
Winning its Wisdom and its Rewards
The Rev, Charles Headden Spurgeon will
deliver an address in the evening.
81. PauI,s Lutheran.
The Rev. F. Hotter of the ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church, will move in his new
parsonage on Monday morning. His morn
ing service will be a reception Of mem
berss and communion.
Grace r. E., G~reenviIie.
Bishop Starkey of the Diocese of New
ark, confirmed thirty-one children at
Grace p. e. Church. G%reenville, last
Wednesday evening, and he was assisted
in the services by the rector, Rev. p.
Pyle.
Heddipg NJ. H.
There will be a meeting Of the Primary
Teachers Union next Monday afternoon
at Hedding NJ. E. Church, on Montgomery
street, at $3.50 o'clock,
". N. G. Ar g
The Young Mems Christian Association
have secured for their regular Sunday af-
ternoon meeting tomorrow the Rev. Sa-
muel Frender of Boston, a former Jewish
Rabbi. This will be Mr.. Frender's sec
ond address under the auspices of the
Y. NJ. c. A. On the last occasion a large
audience greeted the speaker. and in ac-
cord with numerous requests Secretary
Brown has again brought this instructive
lecturer to the city. Mr.. Frender will
speak in the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, and his subject will be THE
Talinud. or Wit I'M Wisdom Of the An
cient Jewish Rabbits" This is one of Mr..
Frender's best addresses. and every Bible
student and Sunday school teacher should
hear it. The meeting win not begin until
4:15. to enable Sunday school scholars to
attend Ladies are also invited on this
occasion.
Volunteers of America.
Captain Thomas Holcrcft and Lieuten-
ant Noonan, who have been in charge of
Post No. l, Volunteers of America, for
several weeks, farewelled last night.
Lieutenant Boyle will take charge to-
night. Lieutenant Noonan will go to
Granville, New York. Captain Holcroft
has not yet received his appointment.