The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-11

City.
Reformation Day will be observed with
| special s~ervices at the Second Reformed
Church Of Hudson City tomorrow morn
ing and evening. In the morning the
| Rev. DR.. Albert Bergschlag, of Spier, Ger
| many, win occupy the pulpit, and Will
| talk in the interest of the proposed rear
ing of a great monument to Protestant
| ism. He halls from the town in which
the Diet of spier, In 1853, gave birth to
Professionalism.
James Methodist.
The usual services will take place at
| James Methodist Church tomorrow the
| Junior Epworth League will hold a fair
| during the second week in December. Pre-
| parations are already under way Cor the
event, which promises to be a financial
and social success.
Trinity Baptist.
The Young Peoples Baptist Union Of
Trinity Baptist Church held its annual
| election of officers last night. TIL cleo
ton of president was postponed until next
Friday night. William Sturck was elect
ed vice president; Henry Vorsetz, secre-
tary, and Hugh Friele. treasurer.
The theme for Pastor Johnson's sermon
tomorrow morning will be, "A Good Con-
science and in the evening his theme
will be, Corn In Egypt
Second Presbyterian.
The young folk of the Second Presby-
terrain Church have inaugurated a series
| of sociables that are given monthly. The
entire congregation takes part in these
affairs, and so far they have proved sue
cessful in bringing together members of
the congregation in social intercourse in
a manner that makes them better ae-
quainted with each other.
Holy Rosary.
The Rev. Fathers Isse and Vincent are
taking an active interest in the Young
Mems Lyceum of the Holy Rosary Par
ish. They are always found In the front
rank in any movement looking toward
the moral. intellectual and spiritual ad-
vancement of the member of their par
ish. Both are popular with the parlshion-
ers, the church is crowded at every SER
vice, and a new church must soon be built.
Centenary Methodist.
The vested choir increases in popularity
and is adding much to the interest OF the
regular Sunday services at Centenary
Methodist Church. The sermons tomor-
row will be a specially impressive char
acter..
waverly Congregational.
The Rev. Asa P. Lyon will occupy the
pulpit of Waverly Congregational Church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Evangelical Lutheran st. Triaitatis
The annual congregational meeting of
the Evangelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis
Church, will be held next Sunday even
ing, when reports of the officers OF the
church and its various societies will be
received. The meeting win a k place of
the usual evening service.
Palisade Methodist.
Pastor Blight, of Palisade Methodist
Church will begin an interesting series OF
sermons tomorrow evening. They will in
terest young as we'll as old folk.
Grace EvanRe1ica1 Lutheran.
Martin Luther's Birthday was celebrat-
ed in a most interesting manner at Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church, in Summit
avenue, between Lincoln and Bowers
street. last evening. Among the features
of the programme was the singing of the
Concordia Quartette Club, composed Oh
Messrs. Charles Russ and F.. w. Brodsky,
tenors, ana Charles bfrhiiel a
Hitler, oassos. SOLOS were sung Ds mis
r. r. DlercAs' sopia.o' I 1ys,an
non, mezzo-soprano; Theodore e. Killer,
io anamatic manner ..The
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tor. A.. II. Holthusen.
The confirmation classes are still open
to new members.
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day evening, November 10. Inc consre-
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