The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-20

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to Idlewild. near Glen Island, on July IA.
James Methodist.
AT tomorrow evenings service the Rev.
T.. Van Saun will deliver a temperance dis
course.
A strawberry festival will be held in the
lecture room of the church next Thursday
evening.
The Epworth League will hold a social
next Tuesday evening.
Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City.
The Young Mems Brotherhood of Hud-
son City mas organized a baseball cam.
The youngest son of Pastor E. A.
Meury was recently baptized as Calvin
Christian. The Rev. George Siebert, of
Bloomfield oficiated.
A communion service will be held tomor-
row morning.
The Pastors Aid Society will hold a
strawerry festival on the evening of
June 5.
On Thursday evening June !, Major q.
K. Pangborn will deliver a lecture on the
subject of Hawaii"
Park Refornaed.
The Rev. DIR. Morgan win exchange pull
pits with the Rev. Mr.. Goodman of the
Centenary Church tomorrow morning. In
the evening DR.. Morgan will preach on
the subject, Authority of Jesus"
The sixth anniversary of the Junior En-
deavor Society will be celebrated next
Friday evening. An unusually interesting
programme of music, recitations and adj
dresses will be presented. Refreshments
will be served free to the members.
Others will be charged ten cents.
On Sunday evening. May Is, the Rev.
DR.. Morgan viii preach a sermon TO the
members of Camp No. 81 of the Union
Veteran League, who will attend the SER
vice in a body.
The date of the proposed entertainment
n drill of the Motive Society has been
changed from May 20 to Friday, June 3.
The entertainment promises to be a fine
affair.
Centenary Methodist
Pastor Goodman will exchange pulpits
with the Rev. DR.. Morgan, of the Park
Reformed Church, tomorrow morning.
The Epworth League will hold a May
sociable next Tuesday evening in the dec
1 " u AC tid ia ~ SpNSAoA
erary and musical programme has been
prepared. Refreshments will be served
The Rev. DIR. Cadman, of the M%etropoii-
tan Temple, New York, will deliver a
lecture at Centenary Church on Monday
evening, June 10, under he auspices of
the Mizpah Brotherhood.
Everyone who attended the reception
given the seven new ministers by the
Evangelization Union was delighted at
the fraternal spirit manifested. The re-
ception was cordial and the event an in
spring one in man ways. The outlook
for a successful year in adj the Methodist
churches is, indeed, hopeful.
Wayne Street Reform.
The Guild of the Wayne Street Re
formed Church will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival in the Sunday school
room Friday evening, June 8. A feature
will be a remembrance booth. Each
former member of the church is requested
to contribute some article and attach a
card bearing his or her name. The com
petition for ten different articles will be
brisk. as the members OF the church will
be very anxious to secure some article
to remember their old time friends.
Simpson Methodist
At Simpson Church, Pastor Robert M.
Aylesworth will preach on The Great
Highway tomorrow morning. In the
evening his theme will be 1.-The Peerless
Book, the third in the series of sermons
on 1.-THE Bible for the Times"
On Monday evening after the business
meeting the Epworth League will enjoy
a musicale. These meetings are open to
all who will come.
Next Thursday evening Mr.. Joseph A.
Judge will deliver his stirring lecture on
with General Miles in Porto Rico" un-
der the auspices of the Brotherhood and
the League. This lecture is very highly
spoken of.
On Sunday evening, the zabriskie and
Werner Posts, G. A. r., will attend
Simpson Church accompanied by their
auxiliaries. Pastor Aylesworth will preach
the memorial sermon. The church will
be appropriately draped for the occasion.
st. Paul's of the Gross.
The mission for women which closed at
st. Paul of the Cross Church last Sunday
was very successful. There were over
Ul1e nulQIGQ+ lAot C0ifSN
This week a mission for men has been
going on and it is anticipated that there
will be between eight hundred and nine
hundred communicates at the altar to-
morrow.
st. Johannes G. e. L Church
Pastor Luhrs, of st. Johannes German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, will deliver
an address at the dedication Of the Fritz
Reuter- Altenhein at Sehuetzen Park,
Union Hill. tomorrow afternoon.
The following is the programme for to-
morrow mornings services at St. Jo-
hannes C~hurch:-9:30, communion; 10,
organ voluntary, Fugue in G Minor (Bach),
by lH. F. A. Michaels; "Konum He'll
Geist, (Warren), by the choir; liturgy,
hymn No. IA; Greed by choir; alto solo,
Forever With the Lord by Miss Elsie
Kune: hymn No. Isl; sermon from Acts ii,
5-11; soprano solo, Mrs. o. A. Wiegand;
general supplication; violin and organ
duet, .Serenata" Breya), by Messrs.
Liebig and Michaels; choir. ~"Schunechep
des Fest (W%aunberger).
The evening service will also be en-
bellished with special music.
ST. Johns Pc.
Tomorrow, Whitsunday, st. JOINTS
choir under M. E. Schwarz, will render
the following music:-A, NJ, Prelude and
in A minor, Bach; Kyrie (Missa