The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-19

posed Of Messrs. sFafraer, Pye, Pondaand
Spatcfs: mandolin solo. MIR. Eugene
Drake eornet scio. NE ; Pohlei a~u 60
~lectiens by the string orchestral.
The Ladies' Aid Society will shortly
give an entertainment in the chapet, at
He will describe his trip abroad. illus-
trating the talk with a number of stere-
opticpE views.
Ftrxt CongrrGattonat.
The young men of tine First Congrega-
tional Church, Bergen and Boyd avenues.
Will assemble in the eIubroonns of the
Mems Gu Monday night and discuss the
plan or organizing a field efibs There
are a great number of athletes among The
Young men, and Mr. Scudder. who Is be-
hind the movement, says that in a short
time a first class club will be established.
Many OF the young fellows who will join
were formerly members OF the Eigilant
Field Club. which was organized some
time ago in thai church Mr.. Scudder in
speaking about it. said that the club was
a good one, but there was no religion in
it.
Just as soon as they got started he
said. the members hired a meeting room
outside somewhere. 1t did not last long
we Will organize Monday night VIII be
kept In the church and the young men
will meet in the Mems Club apartments.
Shower baths. lockers, training machines
and numerous appliances appertaIning to
athletics will be procured and a first class
gymnasium will be fitted up for the young
men,"
over his plans, having been in athletics
himself when in college. He says he
knows what the young men want and he
will get it for them.
Trinity NJ. E..
Mrs. Grace Weiser Davis will assist the
pastor of Trinity NJ. E.. Church, York
street, in a ten days meeting coma
meneing tomorrow morning. Mrs. Davis
has been engaged in evangeiistic work
for fifteen years and has lahored with
great success in Newark, Brooklyn, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Washington and 9TH
er cities. She is a sweet singer as Well
as a most winning and effective speaker;
mo evangelist since Mr.. Moody's visit
says the Newburg News has SO stirred
up the people, Mrs. Davis will speak
and sing at both the morning and evening
urday, until March %, using the singing
boob complied and largely written by her
self. A mems meeting, not excluding ofn-
ers, will be held on Sunday afternoon.
March 2T. A general invitation is extend
ed to the public.
Centenary w. e.
The Rev. A. d. Kendig, D. D.. organizer
of the Mizpah Brotherhood, will give a
lecture at the Centenary Church on Sun
day evening. March "a. DELEGATIONS of
members of the Brot1ethood are expected
10 be present from Calvary Church, Har-
lem, from East Orange and elsewhere.
There Will be a Fellowship meeting of
the Mizpah Brotherhood. led by William
e. Drake. at the Centenary Church at $3.50
tomorrow morning. The usual services
at 1880 A. Al. and 7:A5 p. M. will be com
Quoted by the pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Cook
man.
North Baptist.
Al the last meeting of the Unknown
Workers Circle of Kings Daughters.
which was held at the residence of Mrs.
e. N. johnson, the following officers were
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President; Mrs. G. B. LEdlum, Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. George Provost. Secretary;
Mrs. Frank x. Nibbiett, Treasurer Ar
engagements were then made to hold an
entertainment in the chapel of the North
Baptist Church at Jersey avenue and
Fourth streets on April Fl.
linden Avenua RI. e.
At the Linden Avenue NJ. e. Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, Rev. Charles
Huh. win take for his subject Hope and
Fruition." The subject for the evening
discourse will be eThe Light that Never
Failed Pastor Huh has now ensered
torate in the Linden Avenue NJ. e.
Church. He enjoys the distinction of be-
ing the only pastor who has served more
than two years in that church. which has
min~istraticn.
First E'resbytarfap.
The members Of the First Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual meeting next
Monday evening, at eight o'clock. After
e eai 0e entertai meeslas fa The w,ll pe e maS ii
charge consists of the Rev. Charles Herr,
ID, Charles De Witt. Samuel r. For
man, George w. Case, w. II. Dickinson,
Mrs. Alfred Sidman and Mrs. J. H. Wat
son.
81. Paulss M. e.
The Epworth League of st. Paul Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, gave a reception
to the Junior League recently organized.
4Tshnra a mi nttn1c niar0 cnl1o u
cornet solo. readings. etc. Refreshments
were served. The Rev. w. A. Brown Of
Kansas City, Mo-, will preach in st. Paul
tomorrow morning and evening.
salvation army.
The Salvation Army opened their new
Workingmen's Hotel and Shelter this f-
ternoon at No. SO Montgomery street.
Chief Secretary Colonel Z. ]. Higgins pre-
of the National and Social STAFF. At the
conclusion of the exercises light refresh
n1eDts were served.
Simpson VI. r.
The Metropolitan Temple ~vocalfsts of
New York will sing at Simpson M. e.
street, next Monday evening at eight
O'Clock.
81. JobD,s Episcepal.
The reunion of the confirmation classes
Of 1885, 1889 and 1881 of st. Johns P. z.
Church will take place at the church this
III IT. SiSit 1ioShs
r.. M. q. a.
Fred E. Taylor, known more Familiarity
ASK young Moody" will speak to-
morrow afternoon in the North Baptist
Church, under the auspices of the Young
MEMS Christian Association. Mr.. TAYLOR.
who is a very young man, was formerly
Y. NJ. G. A. secretary at Dover. and like
many other secretaries left the assoeia-
completed his studies, but while pursuing
them has developed marvellous powers
along evangelistic lines, and has become
very successful in reaching young men.
Mr.. Taylor has addressed thousands Of
young men in the past three years. One
of his best talks is the one which will be
delivered tomorrow afternoon, entitled
Sowing Wild OATS Every young man
in Jersey City ought to hear this elo-
quent young evangelist. William j.
Mackin, the well known tenor soloist,
Will assist in one or two selections.