Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-26
FINE PROGRAM OF
EASTER MUSIC IN
SUBURBAN. TOWNS
Special Features Are Planned for
Catholic and Protestant
Churches.

the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Belleville. tomorrow. At the mornint
Services the following anthems will b'
rendered: LAS it Began to Dawn
Rogers. and Jesus Lives Again by
d. A. Schneider. In the even
ing the following program has been
arranged: "They Have Taken Awa5
My Lord" c. w. Harrington; "Breal
Forth Into JOY" Barnby, and The
Magdelane." Solos will re sung by
Airs. Charles Travers. Miss May Cur
tin, W. o. Bennett. Miss Ida Collar6
and II. D. Harrison. The Magdalene'
will be rendered as a duet by Mrs
Charles e. Scudder, wife of the pastor
D the church. and Mr.. Harrison.
The following program Of Easter
music has been arranged by Christ
Episcopal Church. Belleville: Morning
services. Christ our Passover" j.. H
Rogers; ''Te Deum." b. Tours; "Jubi-
late Deo," H.. Aldrich; Kyrie, A. j.
I-yre: Gloria Tibi, Paxton; %offertory
anthem. Christ Shall Give Thee Light
Edwyn A. Glare: Sanctrs, A. 5.
Cooper: Gloria in Excelsis.' old
chant: Postlude. Fl. Halton. At night
thu children af the church will render
dhe following: Offertory. Because
&c. Delbruck; Postlude. TIL. Stern.
At st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
Millburn, tomorrow the choir of fifteen
svoices will be clothed for the first time
in their vestments, and will render the
Following program: Professional,
fCome Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain"
anthem. Christ. Our Passover" Chap
pie; re Deurn, Dykes; hvmn, "Wel-
come. Happy Morning." Sullivan;
anthem, THE Lord Liveth," Marchant;
hymn. THE Strife Is Ger" Palestrimo:
recessional. Christ. the Lord. Is Risen
To-day" The services will include holy
communion at $50 and II o'clock a. M;
ohildren's service at 8 p. m.
At st. Rose of Lima's Church. Mill
burn, there will be three masses, at 6.
s and 1890 o'clock, the last being a high
mass. "Gounod's Mass Will be sung
with violin accompaniment. There will
be a special Easter hymn by the school
children, H Is Risen" The sermon
will be on Resurrection This will
be the farewell service in the old
church: the new church will be dedi-
Gated on Sunday, April 3. The sermon
sat the 1880 service viii be preached
by the Rev. W, II. Wissel, of New
York.
TIE Rev. Carey S. Thomas, the pastor.
will preach at the Millburn BAPTIST
Church in the morning. His subject
will be Redemption of the Body In
the evening THE Believers Judgement
for Works will be the topic. There
will be an early sunrise service at $50
O'Clock. At the different services the
Following anthems will be sung: This
Is the Day" Cooke; The Lord Is
Risen" Sullivan: "The Magdalene."
GeibeI; Let Us With a Gladstone
Mind" Blair. Miss Ethyl Taylor will
sing "Hosanna." by Granier. The
meeting of the B. Y. P. U. in the eve
ming will be in charge of Miss Mira
Blood, the topic being "yyhat Foreign
Missions Have Done for Christian
Lands"
At Springfield Presbyterian Church
the services will be held at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. At the morning service the
choir will sing the anthem. Christ Our
Passover by Schiling. In the evening
the anthem. He Is Risen." by Ashford
duet. Jesus, the Very Thought of
Thee" Snecker, by Miss Flora r. Day
and Mrs. Frank E. Meisel, will be rem
dered.
At the morning service in the Wyom-
ing Presbyterian Church the Rev.
Lewis B. Hills, pastor, the following
musical program will be rendered;
Now on the First Day of the Week.,
Lahee; Awake. Now My Glory" Barn
by; There Was a Great Earthquake"
Shipper; Christ is Risen,' Toop.
At Springfield Methodist Church, the
Rev. Frederick B. Curry, pastor, will
preach on the Resurrection At the
morning service Miss Ethel Hall will
o;,,~ tgkan1Ir. ID o1tal tt,a cfono A rvo ~ ~
by Hawley. In the evening there will
be a special story and song service.
Love Triumphant" by the
church.
The musical program and order OF
divine service in the Church Of Our
Lady of Mount Carmel, Montclair, will
be as follows: I a. m, low mass; 9 a..
m. low mass, with hymns; chorus.
"Terrartremuit." Wiegand: Regina
Coeli," ]. Benedict: 30 Saerum Con-
vfvium;" solo. "Pain's Angelieus," Ca
pocci; II a. m, high mass and bene-
diction; chorus. Terra Tremuit," "Vfdi
Aquam," Kemper: 'Capocci's Mass" by
g. Capocci; Regina Coeli;" solo.
Pains Angelicus:'' chorus. "Tanturn
Ergo" A. Pandolf. The singing will
be accompanied by organ and assisted
by Professor d. Yutiso and Nick
LanziIio. his pupil. violinists.
First Baptist Church, Arlington. the
Rev. J. Franklin Shindell, pastor
Morning-Prelude, "Morgenstimmung,
Grieg; offertory. Meditation" Tozer;
postfude. "Unfold Ye Portals" Gounod;
anthem. "Alle1uia. Angels Singing
choir: solo. Resurrection" Shelley. Mr..
anthem. Christ Arose"
fselectedI. Evening-Prelude. Largo.
Handel: offertory (selected); postlude.
WAR March Of Priests" Mendelssohn;
anthem. wake the Song" response,
Hear NY Prayer quartet; anthem.
Your Sins" quartet. Pastor
Shindell will preach on the following
subjects. Morning, 'Immortaiity;" eve
ming, Christ is a Living Saviour" The
rite Of baptism will be administered at
the evening service.
st. Peters Episcopal Church, Essex
FEELS: The order of services will be as
follows: 8 a; m.-Holy communion. 10
a. m~.-Children's Easter service. IL
m.-Morning prayer. holy COM
inunion and sermon; 4:30 p. m.-Choral
and Program at the
IL o'clock service: Professional, Hymn
10e. welcome, Happy Morning" Sulli-
van; chant, Christ, Our Passover" w.
Savage: TIE Deum, Lawes-Cook; Bene-
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