The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26


tral avenue, on the afternoon OF Tnesoass
November II, from to 2. NJ
Evangelical Lutheran s.. Trinitatis
The Rev. R, Hafer. Of the Evangelical
Lutheran St. Trinftatisss Church. will re-
ceive applications for membership OF the
catechetical csasa up to November !. re
reports that great progress is being mace
| by the children who are preparing for
/ the celebration of the twenty-seventh an
niversary of the organization OF this
| church, scheduled to take place At Cen
trail Hall, November -
| Waverlv Congrega ioual.
! At the Waverly Congregational Church
| tomorrow the services will be as follows:
| At 1880 A. NJ, service for juniors, song
] and illustrated talk; at II A. M. regular
morning sermon by the pastor, Rev How
ard A. M. Briggs; IL NJ, Bible Class, led
/ by the pastor: 2.3o P. NJ, Sunday school;
! 7:15 p. NJ, Young Peoples meeting; r.
NJ, Rally Day service by the Sunday
school. An excellent programmes OF music
and recitations has been prepared. An
| offering will be taken in the interest OF
| the reduction of the church debt.
The Sunday-sciool Board will hold its
regular monthly meeting Monday evening.
The Young Mems League will tender a
reception to the ladies on Wednesday
evening-the first of the season. There
will be several such receptions during the
winter, but other meetings of the League
will be devoted to lectures and addresses.
Second RsformsI Church Of Hudsen
City.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Second
Reformed Church OF Hudson City are pre-
pairing for. a grand bazaar to be held in
December.
The usual services will be conducted to-
morrow by the Rev 3. A. Meury.
Ene1ish Lutheran.
The congregations of the Greenville
English Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer. Our Saviour Chapel at Jackson
and Clinton avenues, and Holy Trinity
Church on Mercer street, will hold a JOINT
reformation service tomorrow evening in
! the Mercer street church.
Cleremont Presbvtersen
The Rev. William Terrence Stuchell,
I pastor of Ciaremont Presbyterian Church.
at Claremont and Ocean avenues, will
give lecture in the church next Friday
evening. His theme will be ''Switzer-,
land The lecture will be illustrated with
stereopticon views of photographs taken
by Mr.. Stuchell on his recent tour through
Europe.
Grace p. e.
The regular monthly sale of homemade
cake and bread, conducted by the ladies
of Grace p e. Church, Greenville, took
place from two o'clock until six this af-
tternoon at the rectory. No. 21s Garfield
avenue. Mrs. Pyle was in charge. She
was assisted by Miss Virginia Harry The
proceeds will be used for the reduction of
the church debt
Trinity Metho 1iss.
Trinity M E. Church will hold Home
Gathering services tomorrow, to which
all former members and sunday-school
scholars are invited. The Rev. c. N.
Sims, D. D., of Syracuse. N. r., will
preach the morning sermon. and Robert
r. Doherty will deliver an address at the
evening service. A very fine musical pro-
gramme has been arranged. These SER
vices also commemorate the seveuty-sec-
ond anniversary No attempt will be
made to raise money. The general public
is invited.
DR.. Sims will also lecture on Tuesday
evening. His subject will be. "A Fortune
for Everybody.
simpson Methodist.
The Rev. DR.. Robert NJ. Aylesworth will
preach on the subject, Joseph and His
Brethren, at Simpson Methodist Church
tomorrow morning. The Fellowship meet
ing preceding the regular service Will be
lied by Mr.. Alexander Foote. In the
evening the Doctor will preach on the
subject, "The Kings Question. The Ep-
worth League service preceding will pt
led by Mrs. G. H. Chicester.
The official board Of the church will
meet Monday evening The regular
meeting of the Epworth League will take
place on the same evening,
On Tuesday afternoon the mothers
meeting will take place. Six or eight in
fants will be baptized on this occasion.
The Young Mems Circle and the Young
Woinen's Circle win hold their usual
meetings on Tuesday evening at 5 O'Clock.
Tney will be led by Mr.. w. J. Jacobson
and Mrs. +. NJ Crookston, respectively
! The regular prayer meetings will be held
| Wednesday night.
Women's Hour OF Prayer will be held
Thursday afternoon under the auspices Of
| the pastors Auxiliary Society. Thursday
evening the semi-annuai love feast Of the
Jersey city Evanselization Union. Of
which r. f. Foster is president, will take
place. 1t embraces al. the Methodist
| Episcopal churches In Hudson county DIR.
II. A. Butts. president Of Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary, IS expected to be present