The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-02-11
AMONG the CHURCHES.
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal.

The schedule of the Lenten services, to
be held in st. aMry's Church, Hoboken,
is
Communion, 1880 A. M; Confirmation,
7:So p. M. Vesper Services, on every af-
ternoon at FIVE o'clock, except Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Services ON Wednes-
day evenings at eight o'clock, and a
course of sermons on the Seven Churches
of Asia Minor. Services on Sundays as
usual. Holy Week-Holy Communion on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
dav. at 10 A. M. vespers and meditation
on every afternoon at five, except on FRI
day and Saturday. Good Friday-Service
and sermon at 10 A. M, the Three Hours
Service commencing at -. Service and
sermon in the evening at eight o'clock.
Easter-Holy Communion at 7:SO and 1890
A.. NJ. Children's services at three and
service of sacred song at $50 P. M. Eas-
ter offerings are for the current expenses
of the parish. The Rev. Daniel F. War
rem, DID,, is rector.
st. Matthew's G. e. L..
At a meeting of the Young Mems Luth-
eran Association of st. Matthew's P. f.
Church, Thursday evening, the following
officers and committees were elected for
the term of one year:-C. F. w. Maurer,
Presidents; Charles Miller, Vice-President;
Charles Bill, Second Vfce-President; GEO.
Hoecker. Treasurer; w. f. Rugge, Finan-
cial Secretary; Otto O'TIerrieliers, Core
spending Secretary; Charles Behrens,
Recording Secretary; Henry Workman,
editor.
Pool Committee-George Hoecker, A,
Scharpen and w. Kopf.
Bowling-C. Martin, A. Jachtman and
A. Ehrenfels.
Entertainment-C. Bill, r.. Seharpen
and o. O'Herriellers. ~
HouselGeorge Hoecker, j.. Hastedt, w.
Rugge, George Simon and H.. Niebanck.
1t is the intention of the House COM
mlttee to have the interior of the club
house all renovated from top TO bottom
before next spring.
North Baptist.
The chapel hall of the North Baptist
| Church was we'll filled last evening when
Mrs. Scott gave a lecture on The Negro
of the South" The lecture was very in
teresting.
Wayne Street Reformed.
The Ladies' Guild of the Wayne Street
Reformed Church is one of the best So
cieties that was ever formed in hat
church. The proceeds of every entertain
ment and any money collected by the
members go towards identifying the in
terror OF the building. Only a short while
to furnish the upper floor Of the church
with a brand new carpet. The entertain
ment given Thursday evening by the
members was very successful.
Park Reformed.
The Ladies' Fund Society of the Park
Reformed Church, of which Miss Van
Kleek is President, will hold an anniver-
sary supper in the church parlor on the
evening of March IS.
The Women's Missionary Society will
meet next Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlors. Business of interest is
to be transacted.
interesting lecture in the church last even
ing reciting his recent experiences IN
Cuba in the war with Spain.
St. Johannes G. E. L.
The choir of St. Johannes Lutheran
Church, Summit avenue and North street,
will, tomorrow evening, repeat the must
Gale of last Sunday evening.
Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City.
The Rev. ]. w. Cowan, of Grove
GHlfcl, OQluu TILL. Will Nv q tSNttAN
on the subject of Patriotism at the
Second Reformed Church of Hudson City
tomorrow evening.
James Methodist.
Extra revival services will be held each
evening next week at the James M. p.
Church. Pastor Johnston will be as
sisted by a well known evangelist. The
services tomorrow evening will be of an
especially interesting character.
CHAPTER 400 of the Epworth League,
ON Tuesday evening last, received and
accepted the resiination of Secretary ].
IL. Neil. who is going to leave the city.
The resignation was received with regret.
Mr.. Lode Losher has been. elected sec
rotary to fill the e~unexpired term. The
Chapter gave a very successful entertain
ment last night.
Central Avenue Reformed
The Rev. MI. Montgomery will occupy
the pulpit of the Central Avenue Reform
ed Church tomorrow morning. In the
evening the Rev. J. Alfred Judge viii
lecture on the subject, Porto Rico, from
Darkness to Dawn
Centenary M. E.
A large audience last night enjoyed tht
lecture of the Rev. Egerton Young OF
Romantic Missionary Life in the Lan(
OIL the AufOTdS, QcltNCAC0 IA AhC lSSeNi
room of the Centenary Methodist Church
1t was Illustrated with magnificent stere
opticon views. The lecture was entertain
ing and those who enjoyed !
were sorry when it was concluded.
Linden Avenue Methodist.
The entertainment held Thursday even
ing in the lecture room was a huge Sue
cess. The doll drill by the children. was
the feature. The little ones We're drilled
by Mrs. C. H. Simpson, Mrs. Charles
MCINTYRE, Miss Griffin and Miss Steller
An interesting entertainment which many
OF the scholars took part, followed tht
drill.
Holy Trinity E. I.
At the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
i Church, at Barrow and Montgomer,
! streets, tomorrow morning, the Rev
Eugene e. Neudewitz, will preach OF
ssSaving Souls" In the evening, the Rev
Mr.. Scholl, ID, OF Baltimore. sec
Prepare for Spring.
/ Don't let this season overtake you befor
: you have attended to the important dut,
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