The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-27

a strawberry festival in the evening Of
Tune Is. :
Pastor Hafer has been invited to make
the principal address at the nnual meet
ing of the southern conference OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of New York
and New Jersey at Glen Garden, June
1914.
Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City.
Major q. K. Pangborn will deliver his
lecture on Hawaii at the Second Re-
formed Church of Hudson City, on Thurs
day evening next.
The Pastors Aid Society will hold its
annual strawberry festival on Monday
evening, june S. A fine programme of
music and recitations is being prepared.
Church of he Ascension.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at
the Church of the Ascension. New York
avenue and South street, tomorrow morn
ing, at 7:30. The regular services will
be held at 1880 and 7:45 P. M.
Peaceful Circle of the Kings Daugh-
tiers will hold a festival at Franck's Hall,
Thursday evening, June 8.
Simpson Methodist
Pastor Aylesworth will preach tomorrow
morning on the subject of 1.-THE "Trans-
figured Life" and tomorrow evening he
will preach q memorial sermon, entitled
Our Heroic Dead" to the members of
Zabriskie Post, G. A. R.
Simpson Methodist Sunday School will
turn out largely in the annual June walk
this year.
United Presbyterian.
The Rev. James Parker. of the Second
Presbyterian Church, has been spending a
few days with friends in Philadelphia.
He will return this evening and will con-
duct the regular services at the church
tomorrow and at Hope Mission, Botle-
ward and Poplar street, tomorrow evening.
Palisade Methodist.
Pastor Blight, of Palisade Methodist
Church, New York avenue, will preach a
Memorial sermon tomorrow evening, en-
titled "God in American History" The
choir has prepared special music for the
occasion. The appearance of the church
edifice has been greatly enhanced by new
sidewalks and flower plots.
St. Johns PIE.
Tomorrow, Trinity Sunday. the follow
musical service will be given at st.
johns, Gnder Nj. =. Schwartz
M~orning-Te Deum, Calkin; Jubilate,
Bartlett; Offertory, "A New Created
World,'' Haydn. Evening-Magnificat,
Farebrother; Nunc Dimittis, White; Of
fertory, Agnus Del, Bizet.
The Bach and Guilmant series of organ
preludes will end with this Sunday. Morn
ing-F'antasie and Fugue, Gminor. Even
ing-Allegretto B minor, Guilmant; Lied
ohne Work (by requesD, Mendelssohn.
Gospel Service.
GOSPEL wagon service will be held, cor
ner of Newark and Jersey avenue, this
evening at 8 P. M, also Sunday, 3 P. M.
and 7:s0 P. NJ, by Mr.. and Mrs. Cuddy,
well known e~vangelists from Washing,
ton, Z. c.. These services are unsec-
tartan and of a Christian Union nature.
Mr.. Cuddy uses charts on the prophecies
of the Bible. showing how present events
are now fulfilling prophecy.
St. Johns.
Father Ter Woert is able to be aroun
lust a little bit. His ankle Is still weak,
but he feels happy at the prospect of be-
ing able to attend the corner stone laying
of the new Cathedral in Newark.
Father Ter Woert celebrated the
twenty-fourth anniversary of his rdina
ton on Monday last in a very quiet. way.
1t has been the custom for himself and
Father Dornin of st. Bridget's, to ex-
change visits on this day every year, they
being classmates, but this year, Father
Dornin being sick and Father Ter Woert
invaded, the event had to pass unno-
ticed.
John Haken, of this parish, was among
the number to receive orders at Newark
today. He is now a sub-deacon.
The first communion classes are in luIs
swing and Father Donnelly has his hands
full
St. Johns Catholic Club will be repre-
sented at the corner stone laying of the
new Cathedral.
The children of the Parochial School
are being prepared for the closing exer-
cises of the school year. This is an event
that nearly everyone in the parish is in
terested in, and shares honors with the
annual excursion as a sumner event.
Park Reformed.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
of the Park Reformed Church held a very
successful anniversary entertainment last
evening. The programme of Rotations,
vocal and instrumental solos and duets
was very interesting. It included the
professional chorus Coward Christian
Soldiers chanting of Lords Prayer,
piano solo by Jessie Johnson, Rotations
Mabel Smith and Luella Boettcher;
recitation, Little Jim" by Nina Morgan;
song, "All for Jesus" by the society; reci-
tations by Belle Kimbark and Dolly
Yerance, song by the society, What
Little Hands Can Do; recitations by
Flora Yerance and Emily Abbott, instru-
mental duet by Regia Keller and Vernon
Smith, reeitations by Alice Dermod and
Baxter, vocal solo by Miss Clara
Joel, recitations by Henry Herman and
Carrie Smith, duet by Daisy Reid and
Maud Sweeney; ~recitations by Lille
Boettcher and Florence Coffin; vocal duet
by Fred Dodson and William Pfeiffer;
violin solo by Lloyd Evans; piano solo by
Grace Bluhm; recitation by Norman
Johnson; piano solo by Olive Midlam;
recitation by Harry Barney. The enter
tainment closed with the singing of the
'sStar Spangled Banner" and a Good
Night song. Thirty-five nicely bound
books were distributed among the chill
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