The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-22

interests of the church. An excelient COZ
| lation was afterward served in the sup
per room of the church.
Church Of the Redeemer z. L
Special anniversary services will be held
at the English Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer. Linden avenue, Sunday An
elaborate musical programme has been
prepared. The pastor, the Rev. John E.
Heindel, will officiate.
West Side Avenue M. Z.
There will be an exhibition of the
projectiscope on May 8.
The Ladies, Social Union give a Mum
Sociable." on April 81. Professor Howard
sheck will keep people guessing with ms
eSoiree de Mystere."
The West Side Club elected the follow
ing officers at the meeting April o.
President H. f. Thornell; Vice President,
!. Harvey Swenarton; Secretary, Johh
Messler; Treasurer, Ritzie Boffey; Board
of Directors. Rev. c. F.. Little. Edward
Tayler. Eugene Acker, ]. Robb, George
p. Swenarton, George T. Hughes, VIM.
l.. Crawford.
The services in commemoration of the
tenth anniversary of the organization OF
the Epworth League will probably be heid
May q, in stead of May IA.
st. Johns Episcopal.
St johns Cholr wiz sihs ). ~ q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Deum, IN b
fiat, Calkin; Offertory; soprano solo, me
Lord Is My Light" Allitsen. Evening
..Magniicat,' Churchill; Offertory; Lord
Is Ny Shepherd" Organ Pr~eludes-Morn-
ing -
luoe ana usue'
Central avenue fsefof"eu
The choir of the Central Avenue re
formed Church will sing the following
offertories tomorrow: -Morning, sweet Is
Thy Mercy" Barnby; evening"
els Land Billiard. An organ concert
will be given IN TINS church. On :
evening, under the auspices Oh me 10
Mi. M. II. WIN We
gan, and MRS. James "hil.en' sop
Mr.. f. p. Eggert, oasso. Inc oAo cav
a male chorus "ll sung.
An organ recital VIII Nc sNen
Central avenue heioriheu nuicn
ers street, Oh the eSenthe
DER the direction OIL MISS oihe
ganlst OF the cnurch.
Grace ME-
The narsonage is being renovated with
no;n+ing anering and new carpets, and
tba Rev = G Mavham and family will
NOT occnpv II until late next week. The
work is being done under the joint d.
rection of the Official Board and the
Ladies' Aid Society. The pastor win
nreaca tomorrow morning and evening.
| The outlook gives promise of a prosper
GUS wear.
C~oufauarv Methodist.
rho ,ao+,,xe ..,sv Trim to Alaska" de-
,,onoa ~ pos+or cookman of Centenary
,sothos,.t rn,,rob Thursday evening
-. +hororsbI enjoved hv \ large and
sN.aI.s;~s o,,aonoa r. MOS iuuetrated
r-;th sn1ond;d stereonticon views. Mr..
Caa,,man scr ave . brief history of the
5;saororu 80 Alasks and or rbe Pussian-
Awsm;oa. Coron.nu which contro,1aa if
,ntn ~ nurohasa hv the Tinted States
=, 1ee7 NAV yyilliam n seward was Sec
nataru - .s+a+a He then rave an account
of his trip from the time he left New
York. June Is, 1897, including the crossing
of Canada, and pointed out partlcuiariy
the beauties OF the great Bel farm on
the p~rairies, the Selklrks, a range OF the
Rocky Mountains, all OF which ne Illus
trated not only on a canvass screen put
by beautiful word pictures. He described
La Sabbath spent at Bamn in the ROCKY
Mountains, and his eleven days trip IN
the Steamer Qoeen TDAaa~on
1rat4abat+a T,,naau ans rb;,cat He also
1890 ~ ,,a,;o,,s ro,,tos into tho oo1a
~S-se.~ go rIondi1,a ond sava an IN
1870 ..atn.o - r;+pa ~ uas ahont
~ 49, ha-raa.baa that no;nt that fine
~s.eu 800 a. aiecavar;es If largo
~o1a 7anas,+s oormanced Mr. Goodman
sea,q aat;ans H. lecture IN t,s naar
49, 80 ~ sana,a nn;,o,na1rv ~
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pDeaa
ME-. 1onh s. "aie' "no "@s -
by MAYOR :
ware IN me Doaid u huueati'h' -
zee OF tehsenafy eiiuieh, ups
OF the SUNDAY scneo ana VIII ~ ieaoer
OF the choir .al1er May l.
Free Reformed.
The rehearsals of the Brotherhood of
Andraw and philin of the Free Reformed
| rbnrcn IN Grand street are still going on
t1yica J week and the members are TAX
| mo a oraat interest in the NAV they will