Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-21

Bible classes of the Young Women's
Christian Association will open on
Wednesday next, with a supper and
reunion.
Forty hours devotion will be
solemnized in the Church of Good
Counsel and the Church of the
Sacred Heart, this city, and at st.
Peters Catholic Church, Belleville, be-
ginning tomorrow.
believe. Believe Much. Believe
Strongly" will be the Christian En-
deavor Bible reading topic for to-
morrow. The Junior ENdeavor theme
will be 'Zacchaeus, the Little Man.
Delegates from this vicinity are at
tending the National Conference or
Catholic Charities, which opens at
TIE Catholic University, in Washing
ton. D. c., tomorrow.
Mrs. Cora Seberry, of Brooklyn, ma
tional secretary of the Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union. will be
the guest of the Essex County branch
during the week beginning November
IS. Mrs. John Perine, of his city,
county president, will head he recep-
ton committee.
At the opening of the fall term
nearly 1900 pupils were enrolled In
the twenty-five Catholic parochial
schools in this city. The total enrol
ment in the 11S schools in the New
ark diocese was 81, 900. h new
| ST. Charles Borromeo vas opened in
the Weequahic section.
The local Lutheran churches are
naming delegates to the annual State
convention of the New Jersey Luther
League, to be held in the Holy Trinity
English Lutheran Church, Jersey
city. Saturday. October ~. Sessions
will be held in the morning. after
noon and evening. Special music will
feature the program. with Miss Lii
Ian Dingler as soloist.A
discovering the Will of God" was
the subject of an address delivered
by Rabbi Solomon Foster this norm
ing in the Temple B'Nai Jeshurun,
In Washington street. He Will also
speak at the service this afternoon.
Rabbi Emeritus Joseph Leucht is
assisting in the Day of Atonement
services. The cantor, the Rev. ST.
mon Sokolsky, Is in charge of the
special music.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas C. Easton, a
former pastor Of the First Reformed
Church. this city, and the Rev. DR..
p. II. Poekman, a past president or
the New Jersey Anti-Saloon League,
will make addresses at the observ-
ance of the centennial of the dedi-
cation of the "Old First" Reformed
Church at New Brunswick on Friday
next. The services will close on SUN
day evening, September 29. with a
sermon by the Rev. DR.. Cornelius
Brett, of Jersey City.
The annual convention of the Cath
Ollie Bohemian Societies of the United
states opened in New York city to-
day. Cardinal Farley will officiate at
the initial services, to be held in the
Church of st. John the Martyr. OF
which the Rev. j. 7. Prout is the rec
tor. The Catholic Bohemian Soeie-
ties in this city are being well rep
resented at the convention, which
will close on Saturday next.
A new mission chapel will soon be
erected in Berkeley avenue, near
Eighth street, to be conducted under
the auspices of the Centenary Meth
odist Episcopal Church. of NSummer
avenue. The pastor. the Rev. DR..
George G. Vogel is deeply interested
in the movement. The work of the
new mission chapel will be conducted
by the assistant pastor, the Rev,
Kari Carlson. The mission Will be
located in the Roseville section. and
is too far distant to conflict with the
work of the Roseville Methodist Epis-
copal Church, in Orange street. Il
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Lines, Of the
Newark Episcopal diocese. has not
definitely decided what will be done
regarding the legacy left to the do
cese by the will of the late William
p. Young, and which calls for the
erection Of a church and manse on
the bequeathed site, at Second ave-
nue. and Parker street, this city. TIL,
plot Is a valuable one. 100x100 feet
but as the erection of a church there
would conflict with the interests oil
St. Marks Episcopal Church, which
has already been established in th'
Forest Hill field, Bishop Lines finds
himself facing a somewhat difficult
diocesan problem, The church. tn,
win directs, is to be erected in mem
DRY Of Mr.. Young's mother.
AT the Peddie Memorial Church to
morrow morning. Rev. Thomas ]
Villers. d. d. will speak on 9TH,
Servant Who Was Greater Than Hi:
King and in the evening on 9TH,
Marriage Miracle" The music at tn,
evening service will include the fol
lowing selections: 20 Lord. Thou Has
Overthrow Thine Enemies" has
solo, Ernest Van Nalts; chorus from
Mendelssohn's oratorio Elijah;
Gloria in Excelsis, b. Tours; Blu
Galilee,f male chorus, Stebb.ns
prayer response, Hear us Father.
Schilling.
AT the North Reformed Church tn
III Rev. George Carstair. of Edinburgh