The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-23
AMONG THE CHURCHES.


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AMONG THE CHURCHES.
ST. Peters.
A good sum Of money was realized on
the concert given in st. Peters College
devoted to defraying the expenses on the
new hall and school that will be erected
on York street.
The Young Mems Lyceum viii meet next
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the
rooms on York street. when business OF
Importance will be sac
The Young Mems and Ladies' Sodalities
will meet Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock
in the upper part of the church.
~. Eridget:s.
There will be a meeting of the Young
MEMS Lyceum next Tuesday evening at
eight O'Clock in the clubhouse on Mont
gomery street, and It is expected that a
report will be made of the receipts taken
in at the nights play which was so sue
ST. Mic haeisss
Four Paufist Fathers will begin a mis-
sion at ST. MichaeTs Church tomorrow
evening. The mission will last two weeks.
The Rev. Father Cullen, justly celebrated
for his eloquence, will preach most of the
sermons.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Doyle to Mr..
John Hoclihan will take place in st. Brid-
gets Church tomorrow evening.
New life is apparent in every depart
ment of the st. Michael's Club. The bowl
ers enjoyed great sport in several match
games on Monday evening. The game De-
which the latter defeated the former, was
holly contested. Over two hundred per-
sons took active part in the big progress
sive euchre held at the clubs house We'd
evening, and the reception which
followed was one of the biggest events
held under the auspices of the club in a
long while. The prizes were valuable
ard the winners We're exceptionally
fortunate. These we're
Mrs. S. l.. Dimock, toilet set; Mrs. Mary
Kelly, gilt chair; Miss Mary Carly. jar
diniere and fern; Miss Minnie Foley,
Dresden lamp; Miss Katherine Fay, a
gold fob chain; Mr.. Mackey, order for a
hat; George Egan, box Of cigars. The
consolation prize, a pack of cigarettes,
was won by Maurice Buckley. $50.
Chancellor Of his diocese, on Friday
celebrated a months mind requiem mass
for the late Rev. Monsignor De Concllio
at ST. Michaeps Church. Father Meehan
Of All Saints Church oficiated as deacon,
and Father Flanagan, assistant to Dean
McNulty, of Paterson. as ~sub-deacon.
Father Boylan, of st. Lucy's Church,
Bishop Wigger and several members of
the faculty of Seton Hall College were in
attendance.
81. Lucyss.
Preparations for the closing of st.
Lucy's p%arochial school, which takes
in June. have already been begun.
A play, as usual, will be included in the
exercises, which promise TO be interest
ing.
Arrangements are being made for the
excursion of the members of st.
parish. The excursion will be given
under the auspices of the Holy Name
Society, and viii be given on either July
is or 10. The sail will be up the Hudson
to Empire Grove. The steamer Myndert
Starin and barges Vanderbilt and Arthur
have been chartered. Efforts were made
to have the excursion take place on July
1, but satisfactory arrangements could not
be made.
Members of the ST. Lucy's Catholic
Club will enjoy a progressive euchre con-
test this week.
81. Joseph,s.
Monsignor Seton of st. Joseph's Church
is busy these days preparing for the
of several new buildings. The
Easter collection, which was something
Like 81, AGO, will be a great help in defray-
ing the expenses, which will amount to
close onto SIS, 900.
The Sisters house will be- when finished
almost the largest md handSomest of its
kind in the Newark diocese. The Mon
said that before next yea the re-
IglouS community numbering nine or
ten professional women, would be housed
in a name worthy of the parish and of
their services.
Monsignor Seton contemplates an ex-
tended trip in the near future when the
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