The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-18

,Malwine Lang, Meta Matthias, Martha
Guelzow, Margaret Millatz, Margaret
sebIef Lqaise Gesslq Rsn aehr9 Tina
Sohke. Dora Schmidt. Lena Pardey, Katie
Dieterly and Minnie Meinen.
Park Reformed.
The Rev. DIR. Morgan, pastor of the
Park Reformed Church, went to Yonkers
last night, to deliver a sermon for the
Rev. Mr.. Bruce, of the First Reformed
Church of that city.
On March 2S, the Woman's Missionary
tainment, when aunt JENNA BOWS
Family Album will be open for the in
spection of everybody. Mrs. B. s.. CARR
son had charge Of the anniversary en-
attended will recall the unusually
pleasant Evening with Dickens that
was spent.
The Young Peoples Circle held a cot
tage prayer meeting at the home of Mrs.
H. M. Kimbark's, No. 2s9 Fifth street,
last night.
The celebration of the thirty-fourth an
niversary of the Ladies Church Fund
Society by a supper and entertainment
Thursday night, was one of the most
enjoyable of the many social successes
account appeared in Fridays Jersey City
News"
Y. NJ. C. A.
Gratitude will be the subject of an adj
dress to be delivered tomorrow afternoon
in Hasbrouck Institute, by Secretary
Charles b. Brown, of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The Secretary
will show in this address many reasons
why the Y. NJ. c. A. should express ;heir
public gratitude for past blessings. The
o,11 rs .r;1I n;x,naa h-.af So, =, ~, - r~y - AtA
work of the past year of the Y. M. c. A.
show what has actually been accomplish
cd, explain the present plans to enlarge
the work and show how the successful
carrying out of the same. will have an i'm
mediate and unlifting moral effect upon
every young man in Jersey City. The
Browns characteristic style, abound in
many incidents, and be full of suggestive
and practical IDEAS. The business men and
young men generally are invited TO near
this interesting address.
Arrangements have been completed for
ar informal reception, to be rendered the
mechanics an young men Of Jersey CITY
this evening in Hasbrouck institute, by
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Chairman Dillaway has provided a pleas
ing programme of a varied character.
The reception will be open to both ladies
and gentlemen, and it is hoped that many
of the young men from the different fac
tories of his city will be present, as
after the reception the gymnasium will
be thrown open to the visitors for inspec-
ton. Past experiences has always SHOWN
that these entertainments, given by the
Association, are well worth attending,
and every young man made feel very
much 1T home.
The Y. M. C. A. Camera Club completed
it's organization last Thursday evening
George c.. Elakely has been en-
gagged by the association as instructor IN
this department of the educational WORK;
Regular sessions of the class will be held
zo1l.L Tl,,-r7ax- axrnT and a thnr0TIQh
and scientific course of lectures will be
| given the young men. The first lecture,
which will be delivered next Thursday
| evening, will be on the subject What
Constitutes a Good Camera.
Central Avenue Reformed
Miss C. Pocknell. musical director, of
Central Avenue Reformed Church, is ar
| ranging a splendid programme of music
for the Easter service.
PaIisade Methodist.
The choir of the Palisade Methodist
| Church is rehearsing music for the Easter
service.
The Junior Epworth League. which now
numbers eighty members. meets, every
Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The
meetings are always interesting:
Pastor Blight will preach the last of his
series of ermon on Home Life to-
morrow evening. His subject VIII De
The Eternal Home.
Evangelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis
Eighty members of the c~atechetica
class of the Evangelical Lutheran st
Trinitatis Church will be publicly ex
amined tomorrow morning. The exercises
will begin at ten A. NJ. All the congre
cation and strangers are invited to b.
/ present. The class will be confirmed OF
Palm Sunday.
Church of the Ascension.
The Rev. Mr.. Stein, of Memorial Church
New York, conducted the Thursday W
ing special service at the Church of tn
Ascension, Protestant Episcopal, thi
week. Next Thursday night the Rev
Mr.. Hodgson, Of Union Hill, will hav
The Kings Daughters will meet at tn
residence Of Mrs. James Cameron, No. G
Congress street, mex Tuesday evening.
Pilgrim Baptist.
The German Pilgrim Baptist Church. |
Charles street, will be the scene of a re
vival next week. The usual services wi
will preach tomorrow morning and tn
Rev. 6. A.. Schultz in the evening. o
Monday evening the pastor will conduc
the service: Tuesday evening, the Reg
Rev. G. A. Schultz; Thursday. the Rev
q. Fetzer. of New York; on Friday, tn
Rev. r. n. Wegener, of New York.
Free Reformed.
The members OF the Priscilla Literar;
Society of the Free Reformed Church, ar
rehearsing diligently for q play they wi