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


Wednesdays. evensong and address. AS
r "A. Wednesdays, evcnsong and m
There will be 4 short address every
week day in Lent at ~eycllsong. The spe-
sciaI services and addresses will be as toll
lows
The Rev; P. G. Pyle will give The ad,
q. on the general subject, The Love Of
The Rev. L. t. Jenner viii preach the
sermon on Wednesday evenings, March
2, q, lG, 23 and 90. The subject of this
course will be THE Prodigal SON.
Holy Eucharist will be administered on
Fridays at . and I A. NJ.
The Rev. Philip Schuyler will give rne
address on Thursdays. March 3. 10. II
and II The SUBJECTS VII be as follows: !,
8. 1.-THE Result 4. The Source OF My
yocation.'
4, The aad Rev sss: 4 ,To,d T; Magnet an l, VII g sI;,i
M ssard ). .3The judge sdgess' 6. The Light Lii
The address on Fridays and Saturdays
Fridays the subject will be Various
Aspects of the Cross.
The 9 a. NJ choral Eucharist on Satur-
days will be sung BY the children Of the
Short address on Stories from the Old
Testament" At the service the address
will be intended for the children, but any
one who may wish TO do so is Invited to
attend.
The address on Saturday afternoons
will be on the subject, Bible Difficult
ties, At this service the rector will an
swef as far as possible any questions upon
religious topics mot necessarily on the
Bibie} that anyone wishes to ask. Those
DESTROYS of asking any questions VIII
please write them out and place them in
the box provided for that purpose at the
door of the church.
III address on other days not noted in
this list will be delivered by the rector.
Park reformed.
BENJAMIN Mitchell, the newly elected
deacon of the Park Reformed Church,
will be ordained tomorrow.
Rev. DIR. Morgan. pastor of the Park
Reformed Church, is vigorously preparing
for the proposed two weeks of revival SER
vices to on March 20. He has
enlisted the services of the Rev. Thomas
OLowe, formerly a Cincinnati lO.) jurist,
who recently resigned as pastor of the
Reformed Church of Staten Island. to as
sist him in his evangelistic labors.
Arrangements for the entertainment to
be held under the auspices OF the
Women's Missionary Society next Tues
day have been completed. 1t is TO be
known as 1.-THE Parliament of Religions :
Various religions will be represented by
the following women:-The Confucian, by
Mrs. w. M. Frazer; the Buddhist, by Mrs.
Mark Brooks; the Hindoo, by Mrs. Clay
ton Smyth; the Mohammedan, by Mrs. S.
f. Davis, and the Christian, by Miss
Florence Mitchell Mrs. Rev. DR.. Nor
gan will be the leader. The aides will
appear in costumes of the ladies' of the
respective nationalities embracing gener-
ally the above mentioned religions. There
will be a number of vocal solos and duets
to enliven the entertainments. The duets
will be sung by Mrs. Nathap Kimball and
Miss Hattie Ennes. A silver collection
will be taken. Admission will be other
wise free. Refreshments will re served
at a nominal price.
The meeting of the pastors and super
.~intendents of the Hudson County Sunday
School Association at the Park Reformed
Church was a profitable one IN every res
pcct. The questions answered by the Kew.
DIR. Hurlburt concerning the best methods
of conducting a Sunday school and detin-
ing the real duties of pastors and super
~intendents settled a number of knotty
questions that had long puzzled many of
the Christian gentlemen whose souls are
wrapped up in Sunday school work. AS
a social gathering it was more than a
success, and the manner in which the VS.
itors were entertained after the business
of the meeting was over is a credit to
the committee of teachers OF the rark
Sunday school who had charge of the ar
rangements. These WEEK.-MRS.. Frank
Raymond, the Misses Meyer. Miss Van
Dyke. Miss Laie Seely, Miss sarvent, Miss
Sarah Verhoff, Miss Jessie Brown. Miss
Emma Pine Miss Maud Conway, Miss
Gertrude Seymour and Miss Belle Hall.
Messrs. Frank Raymond and w. ]. Welsh
rendered material assistance.
Centenary N. e.
Tho Rrofharhood of Miznah reoently or.
ganized among male member of Centen-
for a series of lectures to be given at
the church. The series will include one
by the Rev. DR.. Richardson of Hoboken,
on Scenes and Incidents in England to
be given next Thursday evening, and one
by the Rev. A. B. Bendig, the founder of
the Mizpah Brotherhood, on March 81.
The unanimous recall by the quarterly
conference of Centenary of the Rev. Mr..
Goodman, the present pastor, has given
great satisfaction to the entire congrega-
ton. Mr.. Goodman is a brilliant young
preacher and an energetic worker. He
has made himself very popular among
his co-workers.
The Epworth League of Centenary is
cialIy well looked after. The young folk
have enjoyed numerous sociables and lee
lures, which have proved highly benefi-
cial. The E~pworthians. and the Juniors
alike enjoyed the addresses Of Rev. DR..
Herber of New York and Mrs. Edwin Bar
tholomew of East Orange at the church
Thursday evening.
Westminster Presbyterian.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Westminster
Church tomorrow morning. Thirty-six
new members win be publicly welcomed
into the church. This church has had a
good growth during the past six months.
The present pastor began his work on
September / and has had the privilege of
receiving seventy-five members into the
church. Twenty-nine have united on
confession of faith in Christ, and forty
churches. Among those. who have united
during the past six months are twenty
two heads of families. The subject of the
pastors communion sermon tomorrow
morning will be THE Wonderful Love"
The evening subject will be MY King
DOM
simpson Meth odisf.
The Rev. Robert Aylesworth of the
Simpson Methodist Church of Central
avenue and Fleet street will preach for
his evening sermon 1.-THE Uncrowned
Queen of the American Democracy" The
pastor will deliver a short address on the
pagt life Of the great Frances e. Willard,
who died recently.
On Monday evening the Mizpah Broth
erhood of the Simpson Church will enter
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