The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-12-10

the home of Mrs. Yogts. chairman of the
society Eighty-one women belong to 4,
They are trying to get one hundred for
the fourteenth anniversary. which VIII be
held on February 10. 1899. Success Is ar
ticipated.
st. John's Methodist.
The usual services viii be conducted at
ST. Johns German NJ. e. Church, Cen
trail n Hopkins avenues, tomorrow.
The attendance at the Sewing School
was larger than usual last Saturday. It
is becoming a very interesting depart
ment of the church. The Singing School.
too, which meets every Monday and
Thursday evenings, is growing in num-
bers and in general interest. It is under
the direction of Prof. Kleinert. Prepar-
ations are already being made for the
coming Christmas entertainment which
will be held on the evening OF December
Eight new members were added to the
church at the last communion.
Trinity Baptist.
The Young Peoples Union of Trinity
Baptist Church will hold a dime sociable
at the parsonage next Tuesday evening.
An interesting programme is being pre-
pared and it promises to be a most en-
joyable event.
The usual services will be conducted by
Pastor johnson at 10.45 A. M. and 40
p. NJ.
Holy Tnnocents EpiscapoIian.
A new wooden fence is being erected
around the grounds adjoining Holy Inno-
cents Church, at Sixth street and Willow
avenue. Hoboken. The trustees of the
church intend making several improve
ments to the grounds surrounding the
church. The church was recently reno
waited, but the ground has not been prop
erly cared for.
Bergen Baptist.
The Entertainment Committee of The
Bergen BAPTIST Church will meet next
week to prepare for the usual Christmas
entertainment. No date has been set Tor
this event as yet, but that matter will
be attended to at the, mee4Hg-
simpson Methodist.
The Rev. Robert Aylesworth, of the
Simpson Methodist Church, and the Rev
DR.. A. N. Newton, of Westminster Pres
byterian Church, win exchange pulpits
tomorrow morning. Pastor Aylesworth,
Of Simpson, will preach tomorrow even
ing on the subject of THE Terrible Accu-
sation."
on Monday evening next he Epworth
League of Simpson Church viii hold its
annual meeting. The past year has been
a very successful one. The growth OF the
league has been over thirty-dive per cent.
A Junior League has also been formed
with 120 members. 1t is the largest Junior
League IN the city.
The series of parlor or cottage prayer
meetings held at the residences of various
~ +hs
members OF the chufch ptepdiaeo.s
revival to be opened on Watch Night, mas
Tins far nroven a great success. The
meetings during the past Wees nave Deei
very largely attended. The meetings for
tbis week will he held as follows:- Tues
dav evening. at the home Of Mrs. Acker-
1eaders thursday evening. at the home
OF MRS s,i e. Mo9re, H slsa % = eo = 9Se some home
OF Mrs. Busnnan, No. 10 PIP venue y :
"a a. WWq rs solger NoN@So Beacon avenue,
George w. Vessels, leader. and one under
auspices of Epworth League, at the home
of President q. Q. Post, no o. oahiaiia
ay Th ! adias, sae;at 1Tnion held 2 state
apron sociable in the parlors of the church
on Thursday evening Aprons We're e ha
4 4pg NY NY. soiu n io ~ fS y had fbe name
IAl9n. sealiy al ~ da a1 nnon than,
y sr I y S yar mainiu see,,redd throlIeh
M = 49, vi tiras " TIC 1adias wno Re-
s iden ss oihar $3.50 Thera was aiso m
specimens of the work Of the Simpson
9aMeTa St y as 99tne y ! ihi5ioy, stfracted
consjderable attention, 4 framed group
exhibited by Mr.. Charles Payne was
especlaIly aamlTea, anG Z plctufe ,s o. ~ s
>, q -
means resorted to in order to increase
me receipts was me ming OF l..e sllh
ffors thirty DAYS. Each member Of The
society had taken FIVE of these bags and
returned them hlled at the soclaple.