The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-29

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NuUAkkO0 GHtO bOO0 tsbOe ~
ROYAL aaxlna POW
tone. will sing THE Man in the Moon,
illustrated by moving pictures.
The Young Peoples Society for Chris
tian E~ndeavor will hold a reunion Mon
day evening, during which it will arrange
for an ice cream and strawberry festlvai.
Trinity Baptist.
The Trinity Young Peoples Baptist
Union held its ~semi-aunual election OF
officers last evening, which resulted IN the
selection of the following:-Alex. Lay
man. President; Miss Annie Werner, Wee
President; Henry Vorsatz, Secretary, and
Miss Hattie Breitsprecher. Treasurer. At
ter the meeting the members enjoyed a
programme of music and recitations. The
regular covenant meeting preparatory to
next Sunday communion service will be
held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Alfred Griffith, of No. STA South
street and Mrs. Louisa Greer, OF No. ~
Hutton street, members of Trinity Baptist
congregation, have been appointed to rep
resent the church in the Board of Man
ayers of the Baptist Home for the Aged
at Newark.
Tomorrow morning Pastor r. III. john
son will preach on the subject The I'M
changing Christ" The pulpit will pc &C.
cupied by Mr.. c. w. T.. Atlee. OF this
| city. in the evening. The theme OF ms
discourse will be, Christ the Stumbling
Block"
At a business meeting held Tuesday
evening last Mr.. A. J. Gamble was re-
| elected Church Clerk and w. S. Leanian,
Financial Secretary.
st. Paul's German Lutheran.
The Young Peoples Socity celebrated
the fourth anniversary of its organization
last Monday evening. Pastor Luehrs Of
st. Johannes, and the Rev. H. SchoHe, OF
Union Hill, were present and maze ad-
dresses. The programme was an excel
lent ore. Including an ryan, violin and
cor1iet trio; a solo by Miss Martina coroes'
and a, declaration by the secretary MISS
| Anna Thinner. A report read oy the rev
| Hotter, showed that the society was IN d
very fair condition, with over s2lo in the
| treasury.
The Ladies' Society of the church VIII
| give an entertainment next Ihursday
| evening. Refreshments will be served ana
| every holder of a ticket OF ADMISSION
| will be entitled to a chance Tor the
| possession of a very handsome guilt. 1he
| society now numbers ninety members.
Palisade Methodist.
Pastor Blight. of the Palisade Methodist
I Church, will preach a special sermon TO
Young people tomorrow evening on HOW
to Make Most of Life"
st. Johns Episcopal.
ST. Johns musical programme for to-
morrow is as follows:-Morning, Prelude
| "Toccata," Bach; TIE Deum, ]. B. Caikin;
Jubilate Dec. Dudley Buck; Ofertory,
',Behold, Ye Despisers," I'll. w. Parker.
Evening, Gloria Patri, Gregorian; Mag
| niicat, Gregorian; Benedic Anima, AHA
| mora; Orertory, 23d Psalm, Schubert;
| Evening Prelude, Grand Chorus in d.
Guilmant.
Centenary Methodist.
Pastor Goodman will deliver his prom
ised contribution of the lecture, My
Trip to Alaska next Thursday evening
He will deal principally with the beauties
of Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. John Ward is busy recognizing and
preparing his ~surpliced choir of thirty
voices for their first appearance, a week
from tomorrow. 1t will be a mixed choir.
A lecture will be given at Centenary
by DR.. Cadman, of the Metropolitan
Temple, on the evening of May 20. 1t will
be given under the auspices of the Mizpah
Brotherhood.
Park Reformed.
At the Park Reformed Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. DR.. Morgan will speak
on christian Development and Advance
ment," and in the evening his theme will
be TT Home That Changes Not"
There will be a meeting of the consist
DRY on Monday evening.
The committee in charge of the enter
tainnaent to be given next Friday evening,
under the auspices of the Ladies Church
Fund Society, has arranged a very at
t~ractive programme. E. w. Whites, the
~ventriloquist, and Miss Lillian Lobdell,
of Newark, elocutionist, will be among
the entertainers. A dime admission fee
will be charged.
The Rev. DR.. Morgan will represent the
Chassis at the Particular Synod of New
Brunswick, which meets at Warwick,
Ulster county. New York, next Tuesday.
Willing Circle of the Kings Daughters
will hold a strawberry and ice cream
festival on Thursday evening, May IS.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
will celebrate the sixth anniversary of its
organization on Friday evening, May 26.
Pilgrim Baptist.
The pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church
will preach a sermon on THE Comforts
of Christ tomorrow morning. At 7:3O
p. M. he will preach on The Comforts
of the Heart
The Bible class will meet on Monday
evening and discuss 'sScoffers in the Last
Days"
AT Wednesday evenings prayer meet
ing, Christ Our PRIEST will be the main
topic of discussion.
The sewing school meets regularly
every Saturday at two P. M.
Second Reformed Church Of Hudson
City.
Pastor e. A. Meury, of the Second Re
formed Church of Hudson City, will
preach a special sermon tomorrow even
ing. His topic will be: why Don't More
Men Attend Our church,"
The Willing Workers Society will hold
a special meeting Monday evening, after
which the members will hold a social