The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-06-18

English Lutheran,
The new English Lutheran Church.
| which the Rev. e.. E. Neudewitz started
in Greenville some two months ago, Is
| progressing and it is thought in another
! month TIE church will be organized.
| There are now about forty members N
the congregation. and an average OF hIt I.
scholars in the Sunday Scnooi, winch u
held in the morning.
The Rev. S. C. Burger, who recently
| took charge of the church work, IS max
| ing a canvass of the district for the pur-
| pose of enrolling more members. He has
| not yet been successful IN locating a
suitable residence for himself in Green
| Vile, and he is still living with pastor
Neudewitz downtown. Pastor Burger
| says he is confident that his efforts VIII pc
| crowned with success. and that the new
church will soon be in a good nnahclai
condition.
st. Mary's p. z.
The Rev. DIR. Warren will preach MS
tenth anniversary sermon at st. Marys
Protestant Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning. The Doctor was greatly pleased
with the presentation of a big and hand
some American flag Thursday evening
| brotherhood, the church choir and the
| chancel committee, to commemorate the
tenth anniversary of the Doctors pas
torate of st. Mary's: His parishioners
were out in force to honor the occasion.
The affair was also a patriotic demon,
stration. The parish hall was decorated
with National colorS and patriotic songs
were sung by the choir and all present
Evangelical lutheran st. Trinitatis
At the Evangelical Lutheran St. Trini-
tatis' Church, in Bowers street, tomorrow,
Pastor R. A. Hafer viii preach IN the
morning from st. Luke xiv. 16: IA. The
title of his sermon will be THE Great
/ Supper In the evening the pastor will
preach from l JOIN III, ID: Il, a patriotic
! sermon. His topic will be The Love IN
Deed and Truth
Preparations are going forward for the
twenty-fourth anniversary picnic 10 pc
held at Schuetzen Park on July %. me
committee is planning to make the affair
eclipse any social affair ever held under
the auspices of the church.
Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City.
Aid Society of the Second Reformed
1 Church of Hudson City will be held next
Thursday evening.
The usual services will take place to-
ing and evening.
Pastor Meury and his flock are making
big preparations for the celebration OF
the fifteenth anniversary of his passionate
on Sunday, the 18th instant.
st. Paul M. E.
Mrs. C. S. woodruff, President of the
Newark M E. Conference Home Mis-,
| sionary Society, win speak in st. Paul
M. E. Church, Third street, tomorrow
evening; Her subject wi'l be, The
States" Mrs. Woodruff is IN eloquent
speaker. The pastor, Rev. T. G. May
ham, win preach in the morning on
Confession and Faith Seats free.
st. Matthews G. e. L.
The members of the Young Mems Luth-
eran Association Will hold their regular
| meeting next Thursday evening in their
l. ~o111hhnuSp on WaNnR street ArranPp-
ment will be made for The annual ex-
cursion will be held on Monday, July
Shore railroad at Jersey avenue and
Seventh street.
Centenary Methodist.
Preparations for Childrcn's Day exer-
cises in Centenary Methodist Church to-
morrow have been completed and they
promise to be of a very interesting char
acter. In the evening Pastor Goodman
will deliver a short sermon to the chill
dren. A special programme of music will
also be enjoyed. The principal exercises
will a place in the evening.
Church of the Ascension.
Holy Communion services will be held
at the Episcopal Church of the Ascen-
sion tomorrow morning at 1870. The reg
ular services will take place at 1880 A. NJ
and 7:30 P. M.
TIL Kings Daughters of the Church Of
the Ascension will hold their last meeting
OF the season at the nome OF the HeV. Df.
Cameron, rector, in Congress street, next
Tuesday evening.
Park Reformed.
Regular s~ervices at the Park Reformed
Church tomorrow. Special choir music
has been prepared.
Y. MI. C. a.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has secured Donald MceColl, State Sec
rotary of New Jersey, TO deliver an adj
dress, under their auspices in HasbroucA
Institute tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Mac
Coll is one of the rising young men of tie
day. Whenever he speaks he makes new
friends, and is especially popular with
young men. He is noted for great ear
nestnesS and intense enthusiasm in all his
addresses. Those who are privileged 10
hear Mr.. MacColl tomorrow afternoon are
sure to get some good Things. Special
music has been provided in the form of
instrumental and vocal music.