The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-20

SlSlcu OF SONGS ana feclldtiohs ny lho
members OF the club. The proceeds VIII
go toward furnishing the gymnasium.
Trae Reformed.
TIE o,,,,a1 CONGREGATIONS neatine and
o,aot;an - oIaars ard daaco,ss of tha7 Fraa
paforn,al ch,,rah toou n1aoo ,ast e,,anine
r,bara r,as ! ,,ar,, largo attendance The
ranor. 80 ~ rsas,rar "a, tbo nast wear
= raaa ~, ~ nanosa saora+orv II
sho,,od ~ ta,r;nn tha nast 49, ali -
nansas go naia ana tbara i ssin J bal-
anaa - s17 ~ haaa ,rhara nava heen
nnnohon ~ renairs 80 innro,rauan+s a,r-
ina No nast ,aar ana ~ nrasant ono
bids fair to be more successful than the
previous ones.
Reports were read by all the secretaries
of the different societies connected with
the church, showing the progress they
had made since the last meeting. Each
societys report snoWeo q supstahtial pai-
ahce on haho' with All depts palu. Inc
Ladles Ala society ana me Frlscnia "a
erary Society nave oeen wondef1uily sue
cessful during the past year.
h present pastor, the Key. ID. 7. Cuss-
let, VINO mas hao charse OIL Tue cnuicn
wonderfully since he took charge, and
his congregation has always worked in
harmony with him. He thanked the mem
bers of the different societies and the
members of the church for the good WORK
they had accomplished during the past
year, and sald ne aoped that the lhcotn-
ing one would pc sfili letter.
~ Ea;san 80 raha Dsy;dson two
wears. deacons. Mr.. Frank Nichols and
Mr.. Jacob Kegelman and Mr.. Walter
Goodfeilow. one year. After the adjourn
ment of the meeting the ladies of the
church served supper TO all present.
Emory hi. e.
The Rev. Mr.. HoagIand is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of inaugurating q funo
for a new church, to be built on the site
adjoining the present house OF worship on
AdHSen avenue
iNe 80 , Ttaaen
Hedsue - saSan 80 aad Iinden
~. = y E,a..+o. -
perintendent of the Emory M. E. Sunday
school, will speak.
-
onu1on % -
me Laoles Aiu 0oeis =.
angei Lutheran enuicn =
ueeiher' AAoe afehue' -
church "wednesday evening June ID The
proceeds of the event will go to the
building fund of the church.
CIV
Alterations on the parsonage are near
ing complellon" Inc nome Oh the pastoi'
the Rev. Waiter Swafheid' presents a pref
ty appearance. A new fence Will complete
the work.
Ffrst RECONSIDERATION.
~ D;xan I'll, oaonnu DO mi
Ia s-sa.ow - ,h.onoa - +ha pov
49, - ~ ~ - 80 IN MI,
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Lafayette Reformed
Miss Charlotte Fountain is drilling the
children of the Sunday school for an en-
tertainment to be given on June 2. for the
church.
O
On June H. the ahhual picnic Oh the
churcn VIII De helo IN me G~reenVnle
Scnuetzen PafK. Ihere VIII De Downing
Tor handsome prizes. Inc committees
are now completing the necessary ar
engagements.
v Nr r. a
FREQ n. Martin' one o tne ouperihteh-
dents OIL the MISSION OF the LIVING waters,
on Cnfiseie street. ne" YORK CITY, viii
denver an Illustrated talk uhoer tne
auspices OF the foung mems Christlan
Association, in Hasproucks institute, to-
morrow afternoon. Ills theme tomorrow
Will be Lights and Candies. 1t VIII
be fully illustrated by the use OF various
kinds OF cand.es n other OBJECTS. A
special feature ofNthe meeting tomorrow
afternoon Will be the singing OF the cholr
now being organized IN the junior Depart
ment. Mr.. l. z. Iowne VIII nave charge
of the singing.
The young men OF the ASSOCIATION are
looking forward with much pleasure to
the coming gymnasium exhibition, to De
given on May 26, under the direction OF
Prof Thomas G. Adams. This exhibition
will be a most creditable one and interest
in the same has been increased by knoWl-
edge of the fact that the full 7. NJ. Y A.
Philharmonic Orchestra VIII be present
and render q fine musical programme in