The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-25

| Wallace will sing 1.-THE PAINS. MI.
| Wallace has sung in every State of the
Union in his Evangelistic work He has
made a very pleasant impression at the
| Parmly Church.
Linden Avenue Methodist.
Regular services will be held at the
Linden Avenue Methodist Church, Linden
and Ocean avenues, Palm Sunday. The
pastor, the Rev. E. c. butcher, will OH
ciate. christian Zeal" will be the theme
for the morning service, and "Christs
P~remonitions" in the evening.
Summit Avenue Baptist.
Repairs will soon be made in the parson-
age which adjoins the Summit Avenue
Baptist Church. The trustees have de-
cided to spend about $1,000 on the proposed
alterations. An extension will be built
and the house thoroughly renovated
st. Johns Lutheran.
A special programme of music has been
| arranged for the services to be held to-
morrow in st. Johns Lutheran Church.
There will be several additional solos.
Miss Clara Wittemeyer has drilled the
| choir to a high degree of proficiency.
West Side Avenue N. e.
The Young Mems Club in the West
| Side Methodist Church continues to in
| crease in membership and Pastor Little
| and the officers of the church are much
gratifed. The club rooms have been com
fortably furnished and a library has been
added.
Grace M. e.
The official board of the Grace Methodist
| Church of Tonnele avenue is considering
| plans to wipe out the debt of $4,000, which
| hangs over the church.
1t is likely that the interior OF the
| building will receive a thorough over
| hauling and a steam heating plant put
in.
Interesting Easter services are being
prepared.
Bergen Reformed.
An exhibition of the Edison Projecto-
| scope will be given on April 7 in the Ber-
gen Reformed Church. A large number
of the late war scenes will be exhibited.
| There will also be music and refresh
ments.
A number of changes will take place in
the choir. In fact the only one who re-
mains is the baritone, Mr.. Will Brown.
| Organists, sopranos. contraltos and ten
ors are being heard.
Christ Evangelical Luth er ar
Confirmation services will be held to-
morrow evening in the Christ Evangelical
| Lutheran Church of Lafayette. The class
numbers about thirty. The pastor, the
| Rev. Mr. Rabbow, will conduct the SER
vices.
st. Johns E. l..
, st. Johns P. E. Church choir win re-
peat Gounod's 1S7th psalm, Here by
tomorrow. The offering in the evening
will be a solo by Mrs. J. R.. Let's, .+My
| Spirit on Thy Care" Frances Allitsen.
Park Reformed.
The Women's Missionary Society of the
Park Reformed Church is making consid-
cradle preparation for the anniversary to
axe place next Tuesday evening when
Aunt Jerush Bows Family Album will
be one of the principal features.
Special services will be held next Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings ending
with preparatory services Friday evening.
All the downtown Christian Endeayor-
ers viii UNITE in a prayer service at the
Park Reformed Church, on Easter Sun
day morning, at 7:30 o'clock.
Next Monday evening the Sunday school
will hold its annual meeting and close up
the fiscal year..
The Rev. DIR. Morgan will preach to-
morrow on IF these should hold their
peace. In the evening his theme will be,
1.-THE Silent Sufferer"
DR.. Morgan is bereaved by the death of
a brother, William H. Morgan, of st.
Stephen, N. B., He received the sad in
telligence of his brother's death yester-
day.
james Methodist.
The eviva services which have been
successfully conducted for several weeks
past at the James Methodist Church, Sum
nit avenue and Bowers street, will be
continued Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. Since the revival commenced a
number of members have been received
into the church on probation
A new class was organized last even
ing with over a dozen members. 1t will
be in charge of Brother William e. Tay-
lor. and will meet every Friday evening.
Another class will be formed tomorrow
morning for young people. 1t will meet
every Sunday morning and will be in
charge of Brother Jonathan Hill.
The choir is making great preparations
for the Easter service. The Sunday school
will hold public services in the evening.
Evangelical Lutheran St. Trinitatis
There were five baptisms in connection
with the services at the Evangelical
Lutheran st. Trinitatis' Church, in Bow
ers street, last Sunday, three adults and
two children.
A class of twenty-five members will be
confirmed at tomorrow mornings service.
The church will be beautifully decorated
with flowers and a special musical pro-
gramme rendered.
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of next week there will be special services
from s to 9 O'Clock. On Friday evening
there will be a confessional service.
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal.
The choir of st. Mary's Protestant Epis-
copal Church last night rehearsed the
music preparatory for the Three Hours
Agony service which will begin at noon
next Friday. The rehearsal took place al
the rectory. A sermon by the Rev. DR..
Warren will precede the service.
A special service will be. held next
Thursday night, at which 1t is e expected
that over three hundred communicates
Of the parish will be in attendance.