Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-11

fertoire. Salome; anthem, 20 Come, o
Come, Emmanuel" Du -Bois; anthem,
Thine Forever, God of Love"
Du Bots; address by the pas
tor upon the theme, Where the
Light Is Breaking" an address illus
trated by seventy Views; organ post
lude, Festival March, Mosenthal.
J Holy communion services tomorrow n
a. m. in Swedish Lutheran Church on
Summit street, near. North Clinton,
East Orange. Sunday sch at s:45.
Services are English and in charge of
Rev. p. c. Wike.
Grace Church. Orange, the Rev.
Charles T. Walkiey, rector. Morning
Holy communion, s a. m; Sunday
school, 9:45 a. M; morning prayer and
sermon by the rector, subject, 1.-THE Ob-
servance Of Sunday" II q. m; Bene-
dicite omnia Opera, Warren; Benedic-
tus in c, Martin: offertory anthem.
How Lovely Are the Messengers,
Mendelssohn. Notwithstanding prayer
and sermon by the Rev. Henry A. Dex-
ter, subject, "Christ's Coming Into
Life 7:45 p. M; Magniicat and Nunc
Dimittis, Anglican Chants. offertory an
them, In That Day Shall the Lord OF
Hosts be for a Crown Of Glory,
Stainer.
The Rev. George p, Eastman will
preach al both services tomorrow in the
Orange Valley Congregational Church.
The subject in the morning will be
..Pharisee and Publican" "a Searching
Look will be his text in the evening.
The Rev. J.. H.. Af6olm. pastor of the
New German Evangelical Lutheran
Mission. will preach in l. Q. O. H. Hall,
Main street, Orange, in the morning
on What Did John the Baptist
Preach Sunday school at 8 q. m.
Unitarian Church, Cleveland street,
Orange. the Rev. Walter Reid Hunt,
minister. Regular morning worship,
with sermon, at 10:40.e The. Rev. Alfred
| Chase Nickerson, of 3Plainfield, will
preach. Mr.. Decker will render the fol-
lowing selections, on the organ: Prelude,
"Marche aux Flambeaux" CLARK;
response, "Noctnrne," Midsummer
Nights Dream CMendelssohn>; Post
lude IN G (Stark). The social service
class meets in the church at 1910. The
Hon. Thomas a. Davis will speak. The
Sunday school meets in the Parish
House at 1906.
New Church, Essex avenue, Orange:
Sermon at II a. m. by the Rev. Adolph
Roeder, on the topic Heaven and He'll;
Swedenborg's Revelations Concerning
These Two Conditions of Soul-Life."
This is the first of the three customary
Y. p. S. Reading Circle de-
.ivered each year. The Bible class takes
a Christmas vacation of three Sundays.
There are no evening lectures.
Christ Episcopal Church, East Or
ange-Services will be at 3 a. m, holy
communion; at IL a.. M, morning prayer
and sermon by the Rev. L.. S. Osborne,
rector OF Trinity Church, Newark; 9
D. M, Sunday school; 7:ao p. IN, organ
recital by Lee K. Smith; 8 p. M. eve
ning prayer. sermon on '..Self-Train-
ing being the fourth in a. series on
Religion n HEALTH by the rector,
the Rev. C. Fl. Hutchinson. Third sun
day in Advent, December IL, 1909
Morning prayer, IL a. H.; p%raeludium
on Nun Danket Allie Gott,, Karl
Hasse; Benedicite in Z fiat, Clemens;
offertory, Bow Down Thine Ear II.
w. Parker; postlude, choral, "Wachet
Auf,'' Max Roger. Evening-Prayer,
1880 p. M; organ recital "a LIE Soupir.
Bernard Johnson; (2) LIE Sourire, Der
nard Johnson: tS) soprano solo from
la Vita Nouva," Wolf-Farrari. Mrs.
George Fear England; () Passaeaglia,
on ID minor scale. Paul Ertel: Magnif-
cat (tone H., Rouen), Plainsong, Mrs.
England; postlude, choral. 'Vie Schoen
Leuch ct der Morgenstern," Max Roger.
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