The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-12-21
REFORMED.

The Rev DR.. James |. Vance. pastor of
the church, will preach on "rhe Birth OF
Jesus at the morning service. At night
be will preach on The Temptation of Sue
cess" The sermon will be the third In the
Sunday night series on Temptation.
North Reformed Church: The Christ
mas music tomorrow will be- Morning
Organ prelude, Christmas Fantasia, Girls
son; anthem, And There Were Shep-
herds. Vincent, quartet and tenor solo;
offertory solo, bass. "Glory to God, Ed
wards; anthem, after sermon. Behold, l
Bring You Good Tidings,' HUM, quartet,
soprano and contralto solos: organ post
lude, And the Glory of the Lord f'Mes-
siah'), Handel. Evening service-Prelude
from Sir Arthur Sullivan's Oratorio, The
Light Of the Norld;'' organ. pastorale.
THE Shepherds" tenor and contralto
solos; anthem. Gloria in Excelsis. Chanin.
quartet and solos for all voices; offertory
anthem, 'srhe Songs of the Ages Geibei.
quaxtet; anthem, after sermon, TT Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" Sullivan. quin-
tet; with soprano obligato; organ postludee,
Handel Choir; Miss Jean M. Clerihew.
soprano; Miss Mabel z. Lyon, soprano;
Mrs Alfred Pearce, contralto:. Howard "
Pascal, tenor; w. Barnette Smith, bass;
Lucien C. Chaffin, organist and cholrmas-
ter.
New York Avenue Reformed Church
The Christmas-tide festival service will
be held in the morning, the Rev. A. Peter
taking for his topic "The Nearness Of
Cod which will deal directly with our
body polite. The choir and assisting vocal
and instrumental soloists will render
George B. Nevins's cantata, 'The Adora-
ton" The full choral service VIII con-
sist of the following music: Organ pre-
Kyrie EleIson. Sir A. Sullivan; Benedictus
Qui VENT, A. J. Eyre; offertorys violin
solo; cantata, 1.-THE Alteration" George
B. Nevin; Adeste Fideles. congregation;
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tone recitative; "A Wonderful Guest TO
the Earth Shall Come Down." chorus:
There Once Came Glory to Bethlehem, "
baritone solo; In Reverent Awe ana
Solemn State" women's choral: AT Las
| See Thy Promised Face soprano solo.
Lullaby" csChorus OF Angels'') women's s
voices; Then Sweeping Through the Arch
OF Night" male chorus: Softly the STAR
of the Lord." tenor recitative; Fear Not
for Behold" tenor solo; Then Crowding
Through the Fields Of Space, male
chorus; GLORY to God in the Highest .
Song alto solo; "Stilled Their Voices.
Heart-beats Hushed" quartet; Sing aud
Rejoice, Amen" final chorus; The Dress
den Amen;" postlude organ and violin.
"Cornelius March, Mendeissohn. The solo
parts will be sung by Mrs. Clifford Mar
shall, soprano; Miss Anna f. Haase, COM
traltos John T. Dwyer. baritone. and ,E.
StinS0n Barker. tenor Mrs. James Cham
berS is the organist Miss Nj. Rea Pierson
viollnist and Frederick G. Russell choir
master. The evening service will have
for its special feature the singing of carols
| by Ia selected choir of thirty young people.
THIS music will include: f'Sing, Sing.
| This Blessed Day" Charles Gounod: :
Jesus Is Come George A. Burdett:
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks''
Sir ARTHUR Sullivan; 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" with solo by Miss Chris
tine Steel Murdett; brightest and Best
| of tlizASons Of The Morning. Rubinstein; (;
Barnpy III, Tulips evening sermon topic
/ VIII oe May, the Mother OF Jesus