Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-11

Inc lnLeTndLlOndl sunday SCHOOL COLI
~vention will be held in San Francisco
from June 20 to q. Delegates from
this State and every section of the
country will attend.
Tomorrow evening the festival of
Purim will be celebrated in Oheb
Shalom Temple, in High street, in
GLIDING the reading of the scroll of
Esther. On Tuesday evening Rabbi
Charles 1. Hoffman will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Palestine"
Sules A. futile will entertain the
members of the Sesame Bible class of
the B%elleville Avenue Congregational
Church at the April session. The class
instructor is Mrs. James A. Solandt.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Scott Inglis,
! pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church, will preside at the session of
the Wednesday Club on March Is. DR..
Wilson T. Grenfell, of Labrador, will
make an address on the theme,
Among the Deep Sea Fishermen in
The Northern Atlantic
The members of Colonel Buck Coun-
Gil, Jr. o. U. A. M, will attend in a
body the service in the Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church tomorrow eve
ming. The pastor, the Rev. Frederick
W. Lewis, will deliver a special DIS
purse to the members of the Mechanic
Fraternity. Brother councils have
been invited, Special music will be
rendered. ,
A cake and apron sale will be held
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Christ Reformed Church
on Saturday, April 1. Last evening a
preparatory service was conducted by
the pastor, the Rev. Henry Merle
Mellen, in the chapel.
The Young Peoples Union of the
Elizabeth Avenue Baptist Church will
hold a social and rubber entertain
ment in the Sabbath school room next
Wednesday evening. Miss Florence
Muller entertained the members of the
Farther Lights Society at her home,
in Lyons avenue, last evening.
ireland in Music and Song will be
the subject of a lecture that will be
delivered by the Rev. Mark j. Duffy,
rector of St. MichaePs Roman Cath
olic Church, Jersey City, in st. Rose
Of Lima's School auditorium, at Or
ange n Gray streets, this city, on
e. Tuesday evening E. A. Halligan
Is chairman Of the arrangement com.
mittee.
Miss Edith q. Speer, soprano oloist
at the Belleville Avenue Congrega.
tional Church, with Miss Marion
Greenfield, as accompanist, sang sew.
eral numbers at the Lenten tea social
held In the church this afternoon. Ed
ward B. Schurr also gave a talk or
Birds and Nature"
On Monday evening in the Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church Byron
w King. of Pittsburg, will deliver e
lecture on Eyes That See Not and
Ears That Hear Not" He is a noted
speaker, who has been heard IN various
sections of the country.
The Newark diocese of the Catholic
church is in a most prosperous ant
f1attering condition, which reflect.
credit on the Right Rev. Bishop O'Con.
nor and the nearby 400 priests VIII,
minister to the 1865, 900 Catholic popula
ton. The latest statistics show tina
there are lit churches and 28 missions
making a grand total of POS religious
edi1ces. The secular and other clerg,
number 800. There are 116 parochia
schools, having an enrolment OF 81,
234 children, three seminaries. sil
boys colleges, ten girls academies
fourteen orphan asylums and twt
homes fer the aged. Some $4,000 chill
dren are in the diocesan institutions
The growth in parish and mission ex
tension work has been most encour
aging during the past year.
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