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SUCCESS OF
SOUTH ORANGE
ASSEMBLY BALL
Society Out in All It's Smart Ar
ray on Eve of the
Holiday. 4a8

The second of the Orange assembly
balls. which was held in the Woman's
Club house, East Orange, last night,
proved to be one OF the most delightful
affairs of the season, I'M even more
successful than the first, which was
held last month. w. Palen Conway,
William A. Barstow, Charles III. Theriot
and Albert c. Borden, the committee
in charge, were we'll rewarded for their
efforts towards it success. The hall
was hung with flags in honor of Wash
ington, and large palms We're scattered
through the rooms and hall More men
than women were present. which In
sured full programs and no wall
flowers. Two cotillions were danced
after supper, n led by w. Palen Con-
vay. dancing with Miss Gertrude
Easton, and the other by Charles II.
Theriot. Huge roses and c~hrysanthe-
NUNS were the favors for the women,
and boutonnieres of smaller flowers
for the men.
The receiving party consisted OF Mrs
Thomas G. Conway, Mrs. waiter
Scranton, Mrs. Phineas P. Chew and
Mrs. John Firth, and the ~patronesses
were Mrs. William A. Barstow, Mrs.
Holcombe Ward, Mrs. Walter Scran-
ton, Mrs. Hendon Chubb, Mrs. Manton
b. Metcalf. Mrs. John Firth. Mrs. +. e..
Hagemeyer. Mrs. John Y. G. Walker
Mrs. John Burke and Mrs. Thomas u.
Conway.
Among those present were Miss Alice
| Osborne, who was in white lace with
touches of green, and her guest, Miss
| Flora Weaver, in an empire gown of
ID kI..rr@.- -.ksA. aHs-- A1a1a Xnn
| Vechten, in white chiffon cloth; Mrs.
| f%2heinhart Van Norden, gowned in
white satin with duchess lace; Miss
Beatrice Firth. who wore blue chiffon
with Irish lace; Miss Jean Buckley, in
an empire own of blue liberty satin;
Miss Elsie Jewett, in a blue messaline
| empire gown with white lace; Miss
| Eleanor Souther, who wore a princesse
gown of blue liberty satin; Miss Ell
eanor Hawkesworth, in white chiffon
cloth; Misses Elmina and Rebekt.h
Ambrose, in white chiffon; Miss Louise
| Vanderbilt, in a pink satin frock; Mr..
and Mrs. Richmond Hoxie, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. n. Brengle, MIR. and Mrs. E. II.
Finlay. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Byron, Mr..
Ind Mrs. Oliver De G. Vanderbilt, Mi.
and Mrs. Edward H. Wright, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Barstow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Shepard, Miss Marjorie
| Grannis, Miss Katherine Howell Jones,
Miss Lillian Curtis of Summit, Miss
Marjorie Lawrence, Miss Harriet Pupke,
Miss Hilda Gerhard, Miss Susan Cox,
| Miss Natalie L'Hommedieu, Miss Ger
trude Easton, Miss Helen Ray, Miss
| Edna Burr, Miss Dorothy Gibson, Miss
| Helen Boynton, Miss Betty Bouldin,
Miss Gladys Faber, Miss Olga Doughty,
Miss Mabel Norman, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. L4Iom-
medieu, jr., Miss Mabel Payne of BRti-
more, Miss Kruse of Cincinnati, - SIS
Dorothy Gordon, Messrs. Lawrekce
| Woodbury., William and Frederpsk
Watson, Ernest and Kirk Smith. Bev-
erly and Philip Chew, Eugene and John
Allen, Henry and Russell Freeman,
Kenneth Gordon, Albert Borden.
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UNIQUE CHORAL
SERVICES At THE
PEDD|E MEMORIAL
Congregation TO Sing Popular
Hymns-Then Choir VIII
Give Anthem Settings.

At the Peddie Memorial Church Sun
day evening will occur the regular
monthly choral service.
A unique service has been arranged
for this occasion, the choir program in
GLIDING a number of settings of ~favorite
hymns, which will be Jung by the con-
gregation in original form, followed by
an anthem setting of the same by the
choir. Among the hymns to be used at
the service are the following:
"Hark, Hark, My Soul" hymn by
Smart, anthem by Shelley.
Lead Kindly Light" with the mo-
tet setting by Sir John Stainer.
"Rock of Ages" the anthem setting
by Dudley Buck.
Daily Sing the Praises" setting by
Flotow.
"The Lord Is Ny Shepherd" anthem
by Koschat.
TT Is Well with My Soul" setting by
Bliss.
Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
Now the Day Is Over"
81 Think When I Read the Sweet
Story setting by West.
Solos will be sung by Misses Eliza
beth Van Ness, Alice Anthony, Lillian
Darlington and Alice Van Nalts and
Mrs. Orrie X. Taylor.
The opening voluntary will be An
dante Symphonique, by Edward Grieg,
for piano, four hands and organ. Misses
Norma Whitfield and Clare Burgess at
the piano.
Z The antiphonal choirs viii sing the
service with the congregation. The
Rev. DR.. Villers will address the con-
gregation on the subject of the service.
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Somerset County, was held in the Re-
formed Church at Pottersville.
At the meeting Of the Paterson Graded
Union of Sunday School Workers in the
First Baptist Church on Tuesday even
ing the Rev. DR.. Thomas j. Villers. of
Peddie Memorial Church. delivered his
second lecture on the subject, Through
Palestine with a Kodak
Miss Ida b. Stephens. of Hacketts-
town. secretary of the State Endeayor
Union. has been appointed to represent
the union at a missionary convention
which win be held at Pittsburg March
1912 under the auspices of the Young
Peoples Missionary Movement. The
Rev. DIR. James I. Vance, of this city,
will preach the opening ermo of the
convention.
The Rev. c. II. Gibson recently or
ganized a Christian Endeavor Society
with twenty-five members at the Mt.
Pisgah A. M. e. Church, Washington.
"a Survey of Presbyterian Foreign
Missions" will be the subject of an adj
dress to be delivered by D. McAllister,
Arlington. before the young people of
the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian So
ciety, tomorrow evening.
How do you secure leaders? One So
ciety (the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
begins with securing a good, faithful
prayer meeting committee. The four or
five services in each month are as
signed, in part, as follows: The first
(consecration serviee) is under the di-
rection either of the pastor or the pres
ident. One of the younger and less ex-
perienced members is given the second
night. The third service is generally
conducted by an elder. Once a month
the missionary committee is in charge.
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MTsCELLANEoUs.

COSMOPOLITAN RESCUE MIssIoN-The
Rev. +. +. Smith, pastor. will preach tomor-
the evening his subject will be 1.-The Chris
tian's Inheritance
RESCUE HOME, 81 Clay street-services 3:45
and 7:f5 In charge Of Sylas q. Corby and
workers Of Morristown, n. J. Come and hear
these wonderful men OF God. G. ]. Lyon, Of
Toledo. O.. the ringing evangelist, will sing
afternoon and evening. Good singing, short
testimonies. everybody welcome. Mrs. Robert
LaRoe. orsanist; Miss Lillian Knapp, pianist;
j.. q. Simmons. musical director.
u PEOPLES TEMPLE, IS Clinton street,
viii hold week end services as follows; To-
night. Gospel temperance meeting. Sunday, 10
service; ESQ p. M. Bible class; $50, Rev.
Chester. J. Hoyt. Of Montgomery NJ p. Church.
will speak. s p. M, union evange1istic service,
Miss Bonisy will lead. All arc Invited.
MOMENTS CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION, 12s Mulberry street-At 4 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon Miss Fannie Pelletram.
leader; the Rev. Peter II. Hageman, assistant
pastor North Reformed Church. Will speak on
Christian Citizenship Evangelists Mrs, An
bic Neiderbuhl and Miss Alma Carmar -sviif
sing- A. ~ these same evsngelists Will con-
duct the service. Everybody welcome.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssorIAr,oN
lof Haisey s~treet-Henry A. Cozzens. General
Secretary, Bible classes morning and after
noon, Edward 2. Mercer. of the Student De
A.. Will speak at the mems MEETING r. ~ haIs
y Wallace Hall Sunday afternoon, Adj, o'clnct
ar. Mercer was what might be called a col
iese sport Recently he spoke to 300 n,er
IN Baltimore. He Is a relative Of 4 forn,ar
fresident and lived for a while in the vtbtta
House All men welcome. WINE
THE CHILDREN's TEMPLE Nsu,
railroad avenue. corner Chestnut stroetYchi,-
dfenfs church service Sunday evenins u
o'clock Mr.. Charles w. Edwards r'fi 10
sstk On ms spider Web. Thursday even
nQninational All children from 4 ulue-
eRNefe @re neafuly welcome to our tnn,nle
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BIBLE UNION GROWS.
Special Jr. O. U. A. M. Sermon
at Old First,

The Mems Bible Union of the First
Presbyterian Church. though of re-
cent origin, is having a sturdy growth
because of the enthusiastic activity of
its members. The union meets in the
choir gallery of the old First every
Sunday afternoon, beginning at 2:S0
O'Clock. The topic for tomorrow is,
What Claim Has the Church on a
Young Man?'
The union has arranged for a service
Sunday evening. especially for men, at
which DIR. Frazer is to preach a SER
mon to men, and the Jr. o. u. A. Nj.
will be the guests of the evening.
While the ladies are cordially invited
to be present, a very especial invita-
tion is extended by the union to all
men.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST PEDpIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev. Thomas ], villers. .. d., pastor. Found
ers' day service at 1880; pastors topic. IA
Good Man" The ordinance Of baptism will be
administered. Sunday school at - Choral
service at 7:45: anthem settings Of favoTite
hymns; double choir and ~soloists. Or. Villerss
topic, ''Imitators of the Saints" Strangers
welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Hawthorne ave-
rue. East orange-E. e. Ferris, pastor. Morn
ing subject. 1890. The Liberated Life. Re-
vival service in the evening. with Gospel song
service. led by chorus and Instruments; sub
ject of sermon. Ills Social Ideal"
MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
Belleville avenue, opposite Oriental street-W,
7. s. Lumba.. minister. Morning worship at
1895; theme, "a New Light" Evening wor-
ship at 745. theme. What Is a Church and
who Ought to Unite?' Baptism preceding
the sermon. Bible school at $50 p. m. Mid
week congregational service at S p. m. on
Thursday,
SOUTH BAPTIST cHuRcH-Tomorr9w
evening. 7.l5, Eincoln Post No. II, G. \. r.,
Will attend in a body. Rey. W. 6. Fennen. the
pastor. will speak on The Character OF
Washington" There will be patriotic music.
All are cordially invited.
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ST. AUGUSTINES TO
GIVE ONE-ACT FARCE.

Tho annnal entertainment and recep-
ton of st. Augustine's Church congre-
cation. Norfolk street and Sussex ave
nue.. will take place at the Kreuger Au-
ditorium Monday night. An excellent
program has been arranged and will he
rendered by the boys and girls of the
school and the kindergarten class, The
st. Aloysius Dramatic Society will pre-
sent q one-act farce by Evelyn Simons,
"a Packet for Popsy.' Music Will be
furnished by Moore's orchestra. The
accompanies for the children's drills
will be Miss Lille Stork. William
Morley is the stage director.
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M-pTuoDIsr EPISCOPAL.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPIScoPAL
CHURCH-c. l.. Mead, d, D., pastor. 1880
q. m. sermon By the PASTOR subject, the
Sin OF Cain" $50 p. m. Sunday school and
Pastors Billie class. $50 p. m, Epworth
League DEVOTIONAL service. 1880 p. m, special
musical service. with short address by the
pastor, An are invited.
The program VIII bel Prelude. Me9ita-
ton Mietzke. piano. violin and organ; an
them. "Tnfold We Portals Everlasting lRe-
demption, Gounod: anthem. The Marvellous
Work. tCreationl. Haydn, Mrs. Markwit and
choir; anthem. ,Tfa. Everyone That Ti1irsteth,
Martin, Mr.. Shoemaker and choir. o~ffertory.
Nocturne. from midsummer Nights Dream.
Mendeissohn. plano. violin and organ solo,
Ave Marie. . Golnod. Mrs. Markwtth. piano,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Market street, near Mulberry
etrectaiO.sc. preaching by the pastor. ESQ,
sunday school. 6:45. Epworth Nesper service.
7sfa. preaching by Dr.. Morgan; subject, In
gratltude.T All are invited TO attend these
Services.
violin and organ; anthem, ~ Heard the Noiee
Of Jesus say. Alum; postlude, Festival
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LECTURE FOR HEBREWS.
Rabbi Mendes, of New York, Will
Be at Alliance Auditorium.

The fourth in the series of lectures
under the auspices OF the Auxiliary of
the Hebrew Educational Alliance will
be given tomorrow at 4 o'clock at the
Alliance Auditorium, 54-60 Sterling
street. The lecturer will be the Rev,
DR.. H.. Pereira Mendes, of New York.
his subject. The Hebrew Faith and
the Study of Biblical and Kindred Sub
%jccts.'
DR.. Mendes is president of the ortho-
doX rabbis Of the United States and
Canada, n holds the position Of rabbi
to the Congregation Shaeirath Israel,
one of the richest and most influential
New York temples. There is no charge
for admission to the lecture.
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March. Best. The choir will be assisted by
Mrs. r. e Walsh at the piano, and Milton
r.. Gruet. violin, and William Silbereysen at
The musical program will be: Morning. pre-
lude, MacDowell; anthem, 20. That | Had
Wings Smieton: c~ontralto solo, Judge Ne.
o God, Buck, Miss Augusta Van Alta; an
them, T Thee, o Country postlude, Mac
DoweifC. Evening, prelude. Shelley: anthem.
Rejoice in the Lord Kotzchmar: anthem,
Evening and Morning" Oakley; postlude,
Shelley. Florence MacCall, organist.
cHGGReHoc. J. Hoyt .fi pastor. SUNDAY. 1880,
subject. Mercy Manifestations. 7;43, a
New Niew-Point" $3.50, mems meeting. 1000
Juniors. 2;30, Bible school. 1900, Leaguers.
Tuesday, pr~ayer-neeting. Wednesday, cottage
meeting. Thursday, girls, cottage and liter
airy meetings. Friday, class meeting. Satur-
day, Boys Club.
RosEvILLE METHODIST episcopal
CHUHCH. corner Orange street and Batheate
place-Dorr Frank Diefendorf. minister. Morn
ing worship and sermon at 1880 o'clock; sub
iect of sermon, IAN Anonymous Worker of
R~ighteousness.' Tho monthly praise serves
viii be helG IN the evening at I;t5 o'eloek;
subject of address. 1.-The Architecture OF Char
acter-. Mems meeting 9:S0 a. m. Sunday
school 2:SO +. m. Nesper service of the ED
worth League Gas p. m. Boys Nesper cur
6:45 p. m. Mid-week service for prayer and
praise Tuesday evening at s ? o'clock. There
is a. hearty welcome for all at the various
ST. LUKE's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Clinton a~yenuo-James M Taber,
d.. D.. pastor. DR.. Taber breaches at both
services. 1890. subject, Tho Angels of the
Reserve 7;i5 p. M, "A Great American
Disease; Its Cure Sunday school 2:S0. Adult
Bible Glass for Men 2iS0. Epworth League
6:4s. Young MEMS Union 9:15 a. NJ.
The choir numbers for Sunday are: Anthem
II Behold and Lo,'' Morrison; duet for con
tralto and bass. The Lord Is My Light.
Buck; anthem, "A Song IN the Night, Wood
man; anthem. Father, Keep Us In Thy
Care" Hodges; quartet, "Benedlction . Lut
kin.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST episcopal
CHURCH. corner Broad and Marshall streets-
Natural and Spiritual Relationship" 23
p. m, Sunday school. 3:45 p. In.. Epwortl
League. 7:is p. M, washington and Lincoln
Peaks of American History; Ihei
Contribution 20 the Cause of Christianity
| All welcome.
The music will be as follows: Morning, pre-
Jude. Andantino. Dubois: o~ffertory, Gondel
lied. Merkel; postlude, Fuga, Mendelssohn
Evening. prelude, Offertoire. Batiste; offer
tory. .Allegretto. Bachmann; %postlude, Allegro
Tours James Philipson, organist.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Dv. MCGOWAN viii preach in tn
morning on ~ Sure Word Of Prophecy an
in the evening Tho Hidden Life Spccia
music by the choir.
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ETA PHI MI CLUB PLANS
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.

The Eta Phi Mu Club of the Few
tho Lyceum Moving-picture Company,
with M. J.. Colgan, humorist and inn
%personator. and Annabelle Marion, So
prano soloist, at Wallace Shall on
March ?. The instrumental music will
be furnished by the Sycamore Club
Orchestra. The proceeds ofithe enter
tainmcnt arc for church and benevo-
lent purposes.
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10000 PRESBYTERIANS
FIGHT THE ARMY CANTEEN,
Especial to the Evening start

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-rhe New
Jersey congressman have received a
communication from the synod of the
Presbyterian Church of New Jersey,
representing a membership of $4,000,
protesting against the repeal of the
a~nti-canteen law.
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WILL SELL pITMAN CHURCH.

be without a Methodist Episcopal
church, as the present structure win
be sold. Bids will be received Thurs
day night. After years of struggling
to keep up the congregation, this step
has been decided on.
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PARAMOUNT BAPTISTS TO
SING GAUL'S RUTH"

The Paramount Baptist choir will
sing Ruth" a sacred cantata by Gaul,
tomorrow evening at 1880. This is the
fifth of a series of nine musical even
ings to be given by the choir.
The following soloists will assist;
Miss e. i. Grafke. sop; Miss o. M.
Rauch, con-; w. Sloan. bass. The or
ganist is Ellsworth H. Cadmus.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

PELLEvThLE AVENUE CONGREGA-
TIoNAB CHURCH 15S-157 Belleville avenue
Theodore Merrell Shipherd. minister, Ami
versary week. Sunday morning: Historical
address and mortgage Cancelled. Sunday ter
noon, Bible school rally and honor roll: Sum
day evening, address on the Modern Church"
BY Rev. William Hayes Ward, d. D.;
Truths Needed for Today by DR.. Amory
IT. Bradford. OF Montcla.r. Or. Charles II.
Parkhurs-. Of New York, breaches Tuesday
evening. Reception to all friends Thursday
evening,
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBE ME-
MORTAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue. corner
Wright street.-The Rey; T. Aird Nioiat,
devotlons at 7:45 O'clock. with sermon on II
CAM q sermon to those who lean on other
people.
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ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPISco-
PAL CHURCH, Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
.nues-Sersiees a, m. 10:45 a m. 7s4s p. m.
Sunday school 3 p. m
TRINITY CHURCH. Broad ana Rector
streets-The Rev. Louis S, Osborne. rector.
Holy Communion every Sunday at s a. m. and
first Sunday in month at II a. H., with ser.
mon. Othe~ Sunday, morning prayer ana
sermon at II. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Even
ing service I45. with sermon by the rector.
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uNIvERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Broad
and City Hall-Morning services at II. Ser
mon subject, Criticism; Its Injury and Bless
ing Sunday school at 10. kindergarten at
II. Mems class at 10. Masonic night, with
illustrated lecture, at 7:45, on George Wash
ington. Free Mason" Special patriotic music.
Public invited.
The musical programs Will be: Organ pre-
lude, theme, Star Spongled Banner" Buck;
professional. "Hark. the Herald Angels Sing,
anthem, THE Lord Is My Shepherd." Win
chester; response after prayer. ''The Lord My
Pasture Shall Prepare" Dow; o~ffertory, 20
Sacred Head Now Wounded Schnecker; or
gan postlude. Marche Du Sacre, Meyerbeer.
Evening, organ prelude. theme, Star Spangled
Ranner." Buck: anthem. For Thee, o Dear.
Dear Country Gaul: o~ffertory. III Will Lay
Me Down" Gadsby; organ ~postlude. March.
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Married fifty-one years g today,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colgan. of 49l South
Orange avenue, South Orange, said
this afternoon that they have nothing
TO celebrate, except the fact that they
are in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colgan, who are we'll
known in South Orange. were married
in st. Johns Roman Catholic Church,
this city, by the Rev. DR.. Moran. and
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shortly afterward moved to South Or
ange where they ave sirfce resided.
Both were born in Ireland. Mr.. Colgan
is rs years old, and his wife W years
his Junior.
Their children are: Mrs. Katherine
Foyle, of his city; the Misses Mary,
Alice and Elizabeth, and James and
William CoIgan, of South Orange. and
Joseph and John, Jr., of New York,
They have ten grandchildren.
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PREsBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
street. near Mechanlc-The Rev. David r.
Fray3er. D. D.. pastor. Divine Worship at 1890
a. m. and 7;4a p. N, At the morning service
the Rev. Stanley White, d. D., secretary OF
the Beard Of Foreign Missions. viii preach.
amt tho annual offering for foreign missions
will be received. While everybody will be
welcomed at the evening service, an especial
invitation IS given to men. The j. Q. Y. A,
NJ. will be The guests Of the evening. DR..
Frazer will preach a sermon especially to
men. sunday school with Bible classes at $3.50
D. M. Mems Bible Union ego. Adult Bible
Glass at 4 p. m. CHRISTIAN Endeayor Society
GAS p. m. Prayer-neeting Tuesday evening S
o'clock. Preparatory service Friday evening
at s. The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper viii
be administered on Sunday afternoon, March
l. At $3.50 O'Clock.
The musical program tomorrow VIII be as
follows: Morning. prelude. Largo, Dvorak an
them. "Hoi Everyone That Thirsteth, Mar
tin: soprano and toner duet: My Song Shall
Always &c Thy Mercy Mendelssohn post
lude in Z minor, Bartlett. Evening, prelude.
Pastorale. BacMaster; anthem. Benedictus,
quartet, Come Unto Ne" Marstons
postlude, Allegro ct ScheTzo, Lemaisre. J..
Carroll Becker. rgsnIat and choiImaster.
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
Benetilie avenue and Kearny ~street-Rev.
John Mcdowell. pastor; Rev. r. II. NJ.
Augustine. pastors assistant At II o'clock
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Sunday Services at TIE Citp's CHURCHES

service he will preach on Faith and Works.
In the evening on 'Denas, the Deserter.'
There will be a lecture on THE Yellowstone
Park in the church on Thursday evening. de-
livered by ID. Allen Smith.
NEW YORK AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH, New York avenue and Pacific
street-Morning services 1920 a. M; Rev. A.
Peter TULIP. pastor. will preach on John
Huss." Sunday school 2:S0 p. m. Evening
service 7:45 O'clock; sermon by the pastor,
and special musical cantata by the choir.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-pr. Jame5 I. Vance. minister:
the Rev. Peter K. Hageman, assistant. Sun
day schools at $3.50 a. m. and 2:45 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at e:45 p. m. DR.. Vance
will preach at 1880 a. m. on "tChrist's Kins-
folk and at 7;45 p. m. on "a Cry from the
Depths" East Newark Sunday school at 2:sO
D. m.
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GERMAN BENEFIT FAIR.

The German Ladies' Sick Benefit so-
ciety Will open a weeks fair in Dass-
ing's Hail. Springfield avenue, next
Monday.
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GRACE ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
'Dlgh Upon the Difficulty Of Getting Men to
Cote Church, will occupy the attention to-
morrow at the services. ''The Parable of the
-Four Kinds OF Soil" will be presented at the
morning service.
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MAKES STIRRING SPEECH.
Father Whelan Talks to Children
of ST. PatriCk'S.

Children of st. Patrick's Cathedral
School held their W~ashington's Birth
day exercises yesterday in their hall,
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''AlI's Wrong"

when the stomach is out of
order. Food disagrees, head
is confused, bowels are slug
gish, the liver torpid and the
nerves unstrung. Get your
stomach right, and pull your
self together with a dose or
two of
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-22
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FIRST cHURcH OF CHRIST Scientist,
Harmony Hall, 653 Broad street, between West
Park and NeS: streets. Sunday services 1875
a. M. S p. m. Sunday school 70 III. Wed
nesdsy evening testimonial meeting s O'Clock.
Readins-room open daily except Sunday, from
u a. m. TO 8 p. m. Subject, "Mind."