The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-22

the direction of Mrs. sidneyscex, assisted
by Miss Vaudeville and the young Ia
dies Of Mrs. Cox,s Sabbath school CLASS,
VINO are TO be attired ins Oriental costume.
Bric-a-brac, incense, souvenirs and scurios
| Of all kinds will comprise the stocn III
trade. Another interesting feature viii
be the flag competition. Mr.Joseph Bern
| stein. of this city, has presented the fair
with a handsome marching flag, which is
to be voted TO the most popular public
school This will give the boys and girls
There viii also be the fancy and apron
botho, in charge Of the Ladies Aid; the
Vance and Mr.. Alfred Gobish; the neck
tie booth, In charge of Miss Mabel ALI
mans class; the popcorn booth, In charge
Of Messrs. Trent and Lutier; the hand
kerchief booth. in charge Of Mrs. Han
nah Vance; the lemonade booth, In charge
Of Mrs. j. G. Parsons, Misses Mae Bunce
and Bertha Chamberlain; the pral mower 81
Sabbath school class; the country store,
in charge of the Rev. J. L. Scudder; the
hardware booth. in charge OF MI James
saloon; in charge of the Misses Houston
and Lorgstreet; the shadowgraph, IN
charge Of Mr.. Samuel Vance, and the
fish pond, which will be held in the church
proper, under the direction of a COMMITTEES
not yet complete. The price OF tickets,
including supper, has been fixed at thir-
ty-ive cents, or ten cents admission, and
as a large number have already been
| spoken for, a crowded house is expected
on each of the three nights during the
fair.
First Congregational.
Work has already been begun on the an,
nual fair of the First Congregational
will take. place October 25, lasting four
nights. Both the Sunday school room and
basement of the church will be used for
1.-The fair, the greater part of the latter
/ being in charge OF the Ladies' Aid, where
an excellent supper will be served, con-
sisting of oysters. baked beans, turkey,
various viands usually found at q first
class church supper, 70 say nothing q
~del;cacies, such as jellies, cakes, etc. rms
supper viii be served from SIX to eigna II
given. Then will begin the fun OF Duying
and selling. ~
There will be an art department under
Miss Adelaide Scudder: a candy booth,
under the direction of Mrs. William RoW-
land; a popular booth, IN charge OF Mr.
Mr.. Russell; a tin shop, in charge OF MRS.
Watson;. an sggery. in charge Of MI.
Long: a peanut booth, in charge OF Mr.. x;
Wynkoop; Yankee notions, Towers ana
fruits, in charge of the primary Depart
ment Of the Sunday school; soap and STA
tionery, in charge of the Christian En-
Of the Mems Club fancy articles n
charge Of The Mission Band; a fish pond,
in Charge of Miss Cheeseman's class; an
apron booth. in charge of the Kings
Mrs. Chamberlain's class; "Pattleslip
Maine, in charge Of Mrs Lutier. and
Shooting the Spaniard. in charge Of MI
Mulcox; besides a number OF other at
fractions not yet arranged Tor.
The committee on tickets, booth space,
etc, consists of Messrs. George M. Craig,
Hall, r. B. Wynkoop. W. D. Post. Charles
II. Cooper and NJ. FL. Kelsey
st. Johns Post.
Gospel meetings every evening at T:4:5
o'clock. Fifteen minute preliminary ser
vice of song. Children's meeting Thurs
day afternoons at four o'clock Parents
are eerdlslIy iny VI Gond lher evs mil oe un II
further notice. Pound Night" Satur-
day nights, in aid OF the poor fund. Come
and bring 4 pound of something.
English Lutheran, Greenville.
In the English Lutheran Church OF the
Redeemer. Iinde avenue, the pastor, the
Rev. John E. Heindel, will preach at II
o'clock A. NJ. on the subject The -Four
Golden Rings and at 1:45 P NJ. on the
subject, IA Good Name" The services Of
this church are always rendered in the
and a cordial Welcome extended to all.
The Confirmation Class OF the Englsh
Lutheran Church of the Redesner, Will be
started on the afternoon and evening OF
lliH ZDlIt 4ll- 81 49, ~
night class. The day class will meet
from four to five O'Clock, and the aignt
class from eight to min O'Clock I n
These classes will meet Tuesday and Fri
day of each week. in Bamber Hail, on
Linden avenue, where Pastor John e.
Heindel win be glad to meet any who may
desire to be instructed in the catecnlsm
in the English language.
st. Pau1's M. e.
Exchanges will be made by the pastors
of the four downtown Methodist Episco-
Rev. D. B. Randolph will preach in Cen
tenary. the Rev. g. c. Wildiag. DID. n
St. Paul, the Rey. 7; e; MMayhan IN hfd-
in Trinity. The union love feast last
Wednesday evening at st: Paul was
largely attended and full of interest. APP
other will be held in Hedding sometime in
November.
Park Reformed.
The recent entertainment. entitled
IAN Evening With Pictures held qndes
Society of the Park Reformed Church,
proved a very gratifying success, social
ly and financially.
Preparations are going forward for the
celebration of the Forty-seyenth anniyer-
sary of the organization of the Park re
formed Sunday school. It will take
place on the third Sunday in November.
The Junior Endeavor Society held an
interesting meeting late yesterday AFTER
noon. 1t is preparing for an entertain
ment TO be given sometime in the near
The Senior and Junior Endeavor Society
viii hold a joint meeting soon, during
which an address will be delivered by
Field Secretary A. De Witt Mason or New
York. The meeting will probably take
place on Friday, November 4.
AT tomorrow mornings service the Rev.
DR.. Morgan will preach on "Isaiah's
CALI and in the evening on Jesus, Our
Great High Priest"
Evangelical Lutheran st. Trinita tbs
Tickets for the concert arranged by
Pastor r.. Hafer. of the Evangelical
T1fbheran St. Trinitatis Church, to take
place next Thursday evening. have been
selling rapidly. and it is safe to say the
event will be enjoyed by a large and eritl-
cal audience of music lovers in the Hud-
son City section of the city.
Simpson Methodist.