The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-29

clark. Evening-PreIudes, May, Lovely
Mav.p schumann, (b) Elevation Lefe-
bure-Wely, () "ofertery in r." Batlsie,
i offertorv. Jesus, Lover of Ny Soul,
| Gottschalk: postlude. "Marche Triom-
nhaler M This will be the last
/ SUNDAY for Mr.. NJ. E. Schwarz, the or
sganist. who will take a vacation OF SIX
weeks. Mr.. Edward G. Boys Will take
Mr.. Sehwarzls place during the latter's
absence.
Emory M E
At Emory M. E.. Church tomorrow the
pastor. DR.. Warren /. Hoagland, WIN
preach at 1880 and at Z o'clock: the
music in the evening Will CONSIST u popu
lar HYMNS by the congregation and solos
Nv Mrs seymour Hodgson. The church
will he kept open through August ana the
,,,lnit supnlied bv eminent preachers
Seats are free and a cordial welcome eN-
tended to all.
Bergen Reformed
The Bergen Reformed Church closed
for the summer last Sunday. and the
pastor. the Rev. Cornelius Brett y. p
concluded the twenty-third year OF MS
pastorate. A few repairs will be mace
on the exterior of the lecture ROOM
Zion Esvangelical Lutheran
The corner stone of the new Evangeli-
oaI lutheran Church, Boulevard and Nc
Adoo avenue. will be laid Sunday after
noon at three O'clock. The Rev. George
Il. oswald, president of the German
Lutheran Conference, will deliver the
opening address in German. The KeV.
William e. Sanft viii lay the corner
stone A collection will be taken for the
benefit of the church fund. HYMNS VIII
be sung by the congregation at the ser
vices.
The following won prizes at the bowling
tournament held at the Zion Evapgeheal
Lutheran Church picnic Thursday
rocker. Mrs. Woeckner; a pair OF por-
there's. Mrs. Koerle: a rug. Mrs scnu-
macker: a rocker, Mrs. zeugner; a lem
onade set, Mrs. Rurade; three bottles OF
wine. Mrs. a silk umprella'
AIRS Berg; a fancy table, Mrs. hammers
a fancy rack. Mrs. Bender; a fancy table
mr.. Booker; s., Mrs. f. Bender; SS, Nj.
Henry Meyer: g, AIR. H. Schumacher
Linden Avenue Methodist
The Rev. William Post, pastor of the
Wesleyan NJ. e. Church. viii preach q
special sermon Sunday evening at the
Linden Avenue M. E. Church, Ocean ana
Linden avenue.
Trinity Baptist.
The Rev. Rufus johnson, of Trinity
BAPTIST Church.. Bowers street, hopes to
have the Rev. G. w. Rockwell, of Cohle-
skill. N. Y. with him tomorrow to con-
duct the evening services. The Baptist
Young Peoples Union, which held ITS
regular monthly business meeting last
evening. also expressed the hope that Mr..
Rockwell would conduct the morning
service. which will be held under the
unionss auspices. An enjoyable social
followed last nights meeting of the union
Surfing which solos and Rotations We're
rendered and refreshments served
Second Reformed Church of Hudson
City.
The PASTORS Aid Society of the Second
Reformed Church of Hudson City is en-
loving an outing today at Midland Beaeh.
rrba society is composed of between thirty
and forty young ladies Of the cnurch.
The president, Miss Amanda Alters WIS
At the head of the committee IN charge q
the outing.
pastor Meury will take no regular va
cation this year. His principal summer
recreation is an occasional fsnlns TRIP
which he greatly enjoys.
James Methodist.
The members of James Me5nouist
church choir are today on a visit TO tnelr
leader. Mr.. William Lowndes, at RE
mont near Hackensack. They leit ~
trollev and proceeded as far as carislaot'
uhara they took a train over the New
YORK and New Jersey Railroad for Hach-
ansack. The party included Messfs-
cretch. w. E. Taylor. F. Burdick, H.
Horn Henry Meyers. S. S. Keesler, JOS
Nash ]. III. Nehill, ". johnson, Jr.' MISS
Ada Johnson. Miss Edith Vreeland. MISS
M edgar. Miss Lizzie Bennett, Miss =.
truman Miss Bernice Tillman, Miss T.
coooall Mrs. Crotch and Mrs. Pressler.
the Rev. William Johnston is stili IN
+og-n and win conduct both services to-
morrow.
The committee appointed to purchase a.
lot for the proposed parsonage has three
localities in view. but have not yet oe7
c;ded which they will choose. As soon as
the lot is purchased the erection OF the
new building will be begun.
1t has been decided 70 hold the churcn
and Sunday school picnic at Van Keepers
/ grove, BelleVlHe, on august L. M P
viii be conveyed to and from the grove
by trolley.
Both Friday night classes were well at
tended last evening.
St. Mary's.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Warren.
of st. Mary's Church. will spend the
month of August at Navesink on the
Shrewsbury River. The Doctor will not,
however, close his church. He viii be
in town every Sunday and conduct the
usual Sunday services.
Centenary Methodist.
Centenary Methodist Sunday school is
enjoying an outing today at Rutherford.
A large party left the vicinity of the
church this morning aboard trolley cars
Most of the family parties carried
lunches with them and the indications
were. despite the threatening condition Of
the weather, that a good time was in
store for the participants.
Pilgrim Baptist.
Pastor Baum, of Pilgrim Baptist
Church. who has been visiting relatives
in Connecticut during his vacation, has
returned and will conduct tomorrow's
services.