Evening journal., 1899-11-25
scott CHURCH
To Be RE0PENED
Special Services to Be Held at
the Newly Repaired Edihce
Tomorrow.
DIR. ANGEL AT ST, ANDREWS

REV II. D. SHORT TO PREACH A
SPECIAL SERMON TO YOUNG
! MEN AT EPwoRrH CHURCH
TOMORROW NIGHT-INTEREsT-
ING SERVICES IN OTHER
CHURCHES.
The improvements to Scott NJ. e.
Church have been completed. and the
remodeled edifce will be reopened for
services tomorrow Rev. Dr. b. |.
. Ives, Of New York, will have charge
of all the services of the day assisted
by the pastor Rev. Frank p. Harris.
The choir will be augmented for tho
occasion. and will be directed by
Joseph ID. Aldred. Miss Sophie Pres
. ton the soloist, will sing several num-
oera during the day. General /. Il.
2 Parker will sing solo in the evening.
Rev. Dr. Ives has an extensive reputa-
ton he having officiated at the reopen
Ing services Of more than three thou
sand churches since he entered the
e ministry. The last time he was in this
- city was when Asbury Church was re-
q dedicated.
With the many improvements made
y Scott Church presents a fine appear
ance, especially in the main auditor
{ ium. to which the greatest attention
4 has been. e4veIh- a. nesf-qalNauizcd iron
4 roof has been put on and new cornices
. supplied. A feature Of the alterations
I has been the installing OF magnificent
3 art glass memorial windows. The
4 names Of the donors will not be an
nounced until tomorrow, and with the
p exception of one are unknown. save
. 70 a few persons. by request they will
d not be announced until the rededica-
Y tion service. The main window I'm the
front of the church is a memorial of the
s late Bishop Scott. OF the Methodist
s Church, for whom the Scott edifice was
4 named. The window is the gift OF the
|. bishops grandson. Harry p. Scott 1t
Is beautiful, and is a great improve
{ ment TO the front. In the auditorium
r new carpet has been laid the choir
d platform has been enlarged and carpet
L ed, the walls have been handsomely
p frescoed and decorated while the entire
: outside has been freshly painted. New
IS quartered oak pews OF neat design.
have been placed in the auditorium. the
e finish being antique, while a new front
y has been placed In the gallery IL being
a Of quartered oak All the woodwork
IS on the interior is Of antique finish New
peWs have been placed in the gallery,
and new furniture has been secured for
n the pulpit The chandeliers have been
II reburnished, and the church will have
e increased lighting facilities.
e In the lecture room a new floor has
Il lbeen laid, and the wainscoting has been
n replaced. The carpets in the lecture
T. room and parlors are new, while in the
l. main hallway Is inlaid linoleum. The
.el other halls and stairways and the gall
lery aislos also have been recarpeted.
g. A new vestibule door has been placed
e within the main entrance, with glass in
the panels and a ventilating transom.
An art glass transom has been hung
over the outside door, and a new iron
picket fence viii be placed about the
], church
a SERMON TO YOUNG MEN.
t. Rev Francis Burgette Short wants
N all the young men Of the city to 90 TO
al EpwOrth Church tomorrow afternoon
u land join a Bible class that he will or
s. sanize for young people Tomorrow
a. evening he will preach a special sermon
10 TO young men on the subject, "That
e. Young Man" His morning subject will
be Righteousness Rewarded" Glass
at $50 a. M. will be led by George W
Booker, and Sunday school at p. m
e. by Rev. John White, superintendent.
ne WILL ATTEND ASBURY CHURCH
nt TOMORROW.
- At the regular evening service at As
,5 bury NJ. %. Church tomorrow evening
iu members of the various councils OF the
. Junior Order of United American Me
chanics will attend in a body
Considerable business was transact
be ed at the quarterly conference of AS
re bury Church, which was held las
ue bury Church last night Thl
of most important business Of the session
rk was the extending Of an invitation q
Rev. James Grove, ID. d., the presen
lpastcr. to continue his services for tn
next conference year. A request of thi
ms character viii be sent to the genera
h. conference.
is SPECIAL SERVICES AT EAST LAKE
err Beginning tomorrow evening AM
continuing for one week a series Of spe
cial eyangelistic services will be hell
in East Lake Presbyterian Church. Tn
speakers will be: Sunday, Rev. G.. Il
OH Trull, the pastor; Monday, j. II. Tregal
Baltimore; Tuesday, Rev. 2. w. Ions
Of Greenhill. Wednesday. Rev. Eienr
Baker ID. d.. Of Grace NJ. E. Church
ace Friday, Rev. j. l.. Vallandigham. O
Newark; Sunday. December 8. Rev.
f. Trull, pastor; remainder Of weel
leA Rev Alfred f. Waldo. of Havre d
NO. Grace.
REV f. G. MERRILL ACCEPTS
CALL.
bv Rev f. c. Merrill who recently re
n signed as pastor Of the North Baptis
on Church. this city. has accepted a unani
nous call to the Prospect Hill Baptis
a., Church. OF Moore. Pa. He will close hi
III pastorate services here on December
and will preach for his last time &c
IA morrow.
'e' EZION'S FIELD DAY.
a., Following are the exercises TO
'n held by the Literary Association {
on Ezion NJ E. Church tomorrow aftei
noon from 4 70 o'clock: Chorus. al