The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-11-11
SEVEN DAYSFETE
Kings Sons Of the Lafayette
NJ. E Church to Cele-
brate Their Tenth
Birthday.
An ELABORATE PROGRAMME
Those Who Will Participate
IN the Various Entertain
m~ents-Among the
Churches.

There IL. much activity among the mem
bers of the Lafayette Kings sons Of tug
Lafayette Methodist Church. as the weeA
tor the anniversary celebration draws
near. The members have been very pusy
preparing the programme for the een,
anniversary, with the result that a weeA
of anuch. pleasure Is anticipated TINS Gee
brafion begins on Sunday, November ~
and lasts 'untfl the following SATURDAY.
Flxceiient talent has been engaged LOT
fha principal entertainment, when IS 70
4ake mace on November Is. Among those
"a nartIeipate are:-Miss Loretta Tappan
Greene. reader and impersonatori MISS
LILLIAN Bender. violinist; Mr.. John +. DH-
Ia hu.norfst and baritone soioist; Hrofs
Is a Suendrickson, magician and enter
tanner: Mr.. Clinton E. Weston, musical
monoloruist. and Prof. Charles Weld
musical glass soloist.
Or sunday evening, November rs. a spe-
cial sermon VIII be delivered to the MEM
bers OF the Young Ladies physical Su-
4ures Glass and Kings Sons Society.
On Monday evening a gymnassic ana
phonograph exhibition Will be given IN the
gymnasium. Seats will be reserved TOT
ladies.
A Joint anniversary supper lie to be gwen
on wednesday evening to the foung
Ladies' Physical Culture Glass and tne
Kings Sons Society. Admission 70 tnis
event Is by invitation. A foot pan game
Ryrnnasium inspection and basket pan ID
scheduled for Thursday. On Friday even
ing reunion services are to be heid IN
the church. This event promises to be one
Of more than ordinary interest. Several
Of The former pastors will be present.
Those who have promised to assist are:-
The Rev. w. S. Robinson. D. D., the Rev.
p. q. Blight, the Rev. c. T.. Little, ana
the Rev. C. r. Barnes. d. ID. Indoor atm
letic sports will complete the weeks cele'
bration on Saturday night in the gym
nasiun.
SUNDAY. Monday. Thursday Friday and
saturday Admission is free. but a collec-
tion Is to be taken up for the Kings Sons
Society. The official board of the Church
has granted the organization the use OF
the church for all the exercises.
Some time ago the members decided to
increase the membership list TO the cen
fury mark by the time the anniversary
came around. This has already been ac-
complished, and now there are 1T menu
bers. Prof. Charles Schweikert has begun
the gymnasium work and his classes
meet each Tuesday and Saturday even
ings. The young ladies' class has been
organized Tor the season. Meetings are
held each Friday night in the chapel.
Al football team has been organized
with Arthur W. Hazlett as Captain A
Basketball team il also to be formed.
Numerous Improvements are to be made
in the gymnasium and a water heating
furnace put In. Everything possible is
being done TO build the organization up
to q high position and to provide all
kinds of attractive n healthful amuse-
ments for the young men. At the last
meeting OF the organization the President,
Walter Williams, appointed these COM
nittees to act for the entire season.
sociai-E. P. Curtis. G.. W. K~lingenberg,
H. B.. Van Diem. D. D.. Baxter. w. B.
Sloat, Jr
Literary-L. welanetz, J. D.. HemphilI,
Z. C. Fisher. ". Mcknight, H. Thies-
meyer.
Athle4ic-G. H. Landfear. E. A. Hemp
hlll, o. Arnheiter. A. w. Hazlett, r. o.
Schlereth.
FiowersLW. c. Riley, G.. Fl. Dale, H.
landfear, y. s. Gilmore. G. H. w. Pierre.
Membership. Bockmeyer. E.E. Day.
A. de Groote, w. T. Steele. ]. Murphy.
Finance. H. Plenty, F. E Rue. H.
Gerken. J. "A. Wilson. John Wilson.
Exmnastlm-A. C. Radcliffe. r. Schmidt.
2 rzh-ef-rr.
Anniversary-E. P. Curtis, G. H. Land
fear. J.. Bockmeyer. L. Welanetz. ". G.
e-ty, - {. kAdeiIle.