The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-25
largely attended meeting last night. Moth
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largely attended meeting last night. Moth
ing but routine business was transacted.
St. Peters.
The blessing of the palms will take
place tomorrow morning at 1920 o'clock,
at ST. Peters Church, when a solemn
Faterhs of the parish. On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday the office OF the
Tenebrae will be sung. At II o'clock Fri
day the solemn services of the three
hours agony will be preached by the Rev.
Owen Hill.
The mems mission which will close to-
morrow evening with solemn benediction,
has been well attended during the week.
The Rev. Owen Hill had charge of the
mission.
The new bowling alleys of the Young
men the bowling fever and every evening
over one hundred of them can be seen
taking their turn at pounding the pins.
After Easter on a date which has not
been selected as yet a bowling tourna-
ment will be started and entries from all
the Catholic Clubs throughout the city
will be received. Handsome prizes will
be awarded in the tournament.
On the evening of April 10, the mem
bers of the Lyceum will give their first
reception in st. Peters new hall, on
York street, and it promises to be an
elaborate event. The music will be
Professor Holden's orchestra.
Rev. Father Harlin has not decided to
present any pays just at present.
st. Paul of the Cross.
Fourteen hundred people attended the
st. Patrick's night entertainment at
Central Hall given by the Children of
Mary Of st. Paul of the Cross Church.
One ofSth biggest financial and social
successes in the history of the society was
scored.
st. Patriok's.
Tomorrow evening, Father Carroll will
call a meeting of the various societies
of the church to consider plans for the
parish euchre to be held in the Jersey
City Club, on April 5. Elaborate prepara-
ions will be made for this all important
event. At least forty prizes will be pro-
vided.
All Saints.
On April IA, the Lyceum will hold It's
annual reception in the hall, at Lafayette
and Wilton streets. This event promises
to be successful, as Father Marshall, the
new assistant pastors is taking a special
interest in the work.
st. Joserh's.
On April 5 the annual reception of St
Joseph's Byceum will be held in Pavonia
Hall. Mayor Hoos and City Collector
| Robert Davis will be among the guests
on April IS. 27 and 2S the Dramatic Cir
Gle will produce MAY Blossoms" Re
hearsals are now being held.
st. Paul's Greenville.
Regular services will be held at the St
Paurs Catholic Church, Old Bergen road
and Greenville avenue, Sunday Father
Peter Reilly will o~ficiate in the blessing
of the palms.
St. Nicholas.
High mass will be celebrated at st
Nicholas Church tomorrow morning
Blessed palms will be distributed to the
| congregation, and a procession of St
Nicholas Society with palms will talk
place. PASSION OF Our holu wiz -
sung. There will be special music. To
morrow night the Rev. Father Meyer, O
| st. Henryss Church, Bayonne. will deilvel
a sermon.
The Gesseller verein will give a con.
cert for the benefit of the church in tnt
| school hall on Easter Monday evening, !
will be repeated on the following Saturday
evening. -
st. Boniface's.
The reception given last Thursday even
/ ing by the members of st. Aloysius Ly'
ceum was a great success, and far exceed
ed the receipts of all previous events o
| It's kind given by the Lyceum.