The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-25
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Tabernacle.

AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Tabernacle.
A soiree musicale will be held in the
Tabernacle, York and Henderson streets,
Tuesday evening, February Is, at eight
o'clock, for the benefit of the music fund
of that church, under the direction of
Professor L. Cranmer, organist and must
cal director, assisted by Miss Flora Eloise
| Clark, soprano; Mr.. George Stehl, violin
list; Mr.. Ludwig Hoffman, cellist, and the
Temple Male Quartette of New York, con-
sisting of Messrs. Edward G. Boys, Chas.
G. Morgan, Charles E. Pollard and H. N.
Morgan.
The programme will be as follows
Part I.-Selection, annie Laurie" Gel
bel, Temple Male Quartette; cello solo,
a, Andante, Golterman; b., La Cinquain-
tame, Marie, Mr.. Ludwig Hoffman; bari
tone solo, 1.-THE Deathless Army" sTro-
tere, Mr.. H. N. Morgan, Jr.; trio, Lore
ley Paraphrase, Nesvadba, Messrs. Stehl,
Hoffman and Cranmer; soprano solo, Sc
lected, Miss Flora Eloise Clark.
Part H.-Seleetion,, please Won't You
Be My Him." Macy, Temple Male Quar-
tette; violin solo, "Noeturne," Chopin
Sarasate, Mr.. George Stehl; tenor solo,
Dreams Streleski, Mr.. Edward G.
Boys; soprano solo, Lady Mine" Haw-
ley, Miss Flora Eloise Clark; selection,
"Open Thy Window, Love-" Shattuck,
Temple Male Quartette.
This is the musical programme for to-
morrow
~vocal-"The Day Is Past and Over"
Weidt; t'Bonum Est Millard; Before
the Lord" adapted from Handels Largo;
Holy. Holy Lord!. adapted from Ru-
Way of Peace Lloyd; Gloria Patri,
banks; chant, Lords Prayer, Cranmer.
Observation-Disclosures, Orth; Move
ment from Meistersinger; Wagner; Chan
! Stradella Flowtow.
Emory M. E.
At Emory M. E. Church tomorrow
morning DR.. Henry A. Buttz, President of
drew Theological Seminary, will preach
at 1920. The pastor will preach a sermon
to young people in the evening. The
subject will be. 1.-The Way of Win" On
Monday evening at eight o'clock DR.. S.
Parkes Cadman will deliver his lecture
on THE Puritan in England and Amer
ica," in Emory Church, corner OF Bel
mont and Bergen avenues. DR.. Cadman
is a lecturer of the highest rank and has
been called to repeat his lectures in many
places. Admission to the lecture, twenty
five cents.
West Side Avenue M. e.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
West Side M. e. Church was held last
night in the parlor of the church. Presid-
ing Elder Wright, superintended the
meeting. 1t is said that the officers
decided to ask the Rev. Charles E. Little
to remain in charge of the church another
year. The conference is the last that
will be held before the annua meeting
of the Newark Conference.
The officers decided to reopen the church
proper on Sunday next. 1t has been
closed for several weeks, since the fire,
which destroyed the interior. Many i'm
provements have been made with the
$1,000 insurance, which was paid for the
damage done by fire and water. The
room has been refurnished, carpets laid,
the walls tinted and woodwork re-
decorated, so that it has the appearance
of . new room.
Pastor Little stated that the subscrip-
lions for the year just drawing to a close
have. exceeded those of last year. Tomor-
row morning. Presiding Elder Wright, Of
the Jersey City District, will preach. A
platform meeting will be held in the even
ing, at which addresses will be made by
laymen. Hedley r. Woodward will speak
on Landmarks Along the Kings High
way, and William E. Beach will speak
on stOur Chure in the Past and in the
Future" The a ldress will take the place
of the regular tRening service.
Eyangclical Lutheran St. Trinitatis
Preparations are being made on al
elaborate scale for the grand vocal, III.
strumental and evolutionary Lenten
church concert to be held at the Evan
gelical Lutheran st. Trinitatis Church, in
Bowers street, next Tuesday evening.
| Pastor Hafer, with a number of energetic
assistants, has for weeks been working
night and day for the success of The
event. The concert is to be held under
the auspices of the Ladies Society of the
church, assisted by Miss Henrietta Lat
jen, erganist and leader of ST.
Trinitatis Church.. the st. Trinitatis Choir,
the ST. Trinitatis Boys Choir, the Arion
Singing Society; DIR. julius Peters, violin
list Miss LOUISE Bartels, soprano soloist,
and Miss Lillian Poetz, soprano %soloist.
Religious and classic poetry, in High
German. Low German and English will
be partially Illustrated by tableaux.
One Of these will be Faith, Hope and
Charity with grand chorus. The three
graces will be represented by Miss Louisa
Kuhl, Miss Frida Einamann and Dora
Scheile, assisted by the catechetical class
and the boys choir. One of the symbols
of the church will be illustrated by an
artistic and very ingenious giant fan, Tx
IA feet, contriyed and made by Pastor IIa-
fer and his artistic assistant, Mr.. Frel
Zeidler. Pastor Hafer and the church
council appeals to the friends, members
and parents of the Sunday school chill
dren to support the efforts thus put for
ward to raise funds for church purposes.
The concerts at st. Trinitatis have always
been noted leading musical events in the
Hudson City section.
Trinity Baptist.
Pastor r. n. Johnson, of Trinity Baptist
+ Church. is recovering from a very severe