The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-12

friends will enfCV aEIecttffe on HEnRla1fd
ana Scafiasnd y 81 fhe Rey. Fafher BGv-
i4l5 n yfst,esda vSnax4
Al the request Of tweptv-seveu boys Of
ST Luev,s parish. Hey. Father B6ylall
last night organized d Junior Holy Name
og Rebsa rsals for 4he production 81 fbe
play, sShaun Aroon." have been
progressing ~splendidiy. matinee
hor rns eniluren = tmsd paTlsn Nh
20. The play viii Be reduced on ire 2lst
and 22d in st. Eucy..s Hall and will be
wv W. " 2 tesSpeaon -
81 johns
A Renewal of the Mission which was
given last spring will open Sunday, NO
vernber 20, and continue for two weeks.
It will be IN charge OF the hedemptorlst
Fathers who haye laborea SO success
IqTly m tne pas. 2 et ne paadication Of
the new eI3tlrch viii be celebrated with
special music, DECORATIONS, etc, on sun
day, November ~.
=, a. ps+rscl,s Catholic
me members y p !. a-sasss-a
Clup VIII noia lneif seeoiu
euehre parry = ~ ''o oo Sea,|a charge Of
NJ as,ent has m,rehased the prizes to be
80 ~ ~ ~ winners. The committees
from the various societies of the church
will meet shortly to arrraange Tor r. sne p ,r;3l
p ,uabahlu Ia beeld n the Jersey city Club
Ro1se'
st. PETERS.
AS the completion of ST. Peters new
school hall and Lyceum are very near at
800 ~ ladiss of 4ba narish have band
ed themselves together for the purpose
of starting some method Of trying to
clear the large debt on the w handsome
buildings, and it is expected tnat a Ialf
will be the plan they Will adopt me
cost Of the new buildings VIII pc IN the
neighborhood OF $te,ooO When they %is
| completed. and the debt will be PAID OH
nv tba diffarent societies connected with
- sssuah IL bo1d;ng entertainments
the church' Dy toiuiis
ana rsespaaons. - nar,sh ,nder whose
aharaa az fair vii, he given have not
selected a date yet. but it is expected
that when they % hold i It VII De N Inc dne
new nan far ~ week. Fnrfher particulars
Wiz viii he given IN dThe News within the
vii 70 w. -
iieAt "evh.
81. Pants GroenV1aa
TIL fair at st. U PARISH Aai =
Greenville still continues to De suceessiul.
Large crowds are on nand each evsssA-
and hundreds of articles are dlsposea o.
ON Tuesday evening the regular pi-
.aao4ina af the Catholic Club will
weekly neesihs .ha anal arrangements
,pssu IS s maga for the production of "A
Confidential clerk," the the p prgnar Ma1e Under
the direction Of Mr.. Harry O'Mealia.
o. Dm.s.a4
r..aaot,s vca,m
Ihe meMpeis =. sseaina whom
VIII meet neA. Far tba;r
they VIII compiete n,sa,,staa II
three-act drama. ehelsieus 7t 80
the War Whlch they WI
three nights, stafuhs Mo paea o Of the
NoVemee 20 n charge Of the literary
committee entertain the members with
some lively debating upon current topics
St. Pa,u1 of the Cross.
M 1rot7 Namc society of the Church
: g. PM af INC Cross will hold an en-
800 u,ant i, me school halt Monday
W affair
eVenlfig. y F.A5 ,s,a SSeT.e literary AS
~ : vi, cfye an entertainment at
Central Hall next ihafSuas
Sc 7I;oho1ss.
80 issnsor ebo;rs of St.
Nicholas Church Will give g glahu eoi
cert in the paroci1ial school nan neAt
Tuesday eveaing for the penent o. el ~
ehuf asa LA and the proceeds handed
over to tae st, vincent de Paul Society
for the benefit Of the poor ol lug pa
Frou1 Everywhere.
a rafba,ic acting upon a sug-
,as+,an GENERATING from Rome, are to take