Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-24
: CHRISTMAS TT1usie In TIE Protestant and Roman catboIe CHURCHES 49,

school will unite with the church In the
services at 1o;45, the professional start
ing promptly at that hour. Some OF
the beautiful old Christmas carols VIII
be sung by the children. and the serv-
Ice will be largely musical. Mr.
Decker viii play the following selec-
tons on the organ: Prelude, "Reveries'
Nicode; response, Lullaby" Vost;
postlude, C major. Gounod. The Rev.
Walter Reid Hunt will tell a Christ
mas Story for the children in place OF
the regular ermon The usual Christ
mas offering for the church will be
taken. The Sunday school and the So
cial service class will omit their ses-
sions.
Christ Church, East Orange-Services
will be: 8 q. M, holy communion; IL a.
M, holy communion and sermon by the
rector, the Rev. c. q. Hutchinson; 1880
D. M, organ recital, by Lee Smith; 8
D. M, carol service. by the choir. At
holy communion the music will be as
follows: Prelude, Introduction to La
Mutt de Noel" Rimsky-Korsakov;
Kyrie, Eleison and Gloria Tibi in B fiat
H. w. Parker; Credo in B fat, II. W.
Parker; Sanctus in B fiat, H. w.
Parker; offertory, Before the Heavens
Were Spread Abroad" II. w. Parkeri
postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" ("Mes-
siah"), H. w. Parker. Carol service,
7:30 o. M; organ recital. Excerpts from
Christmas Eve," Rimsky-K orsakovi
Aria and Cavattna from THE Snow
Maiden" Rimsky-Korsakov; Chant
Pastoral" Dubois; Fantasia on old
Christmas carols, Faulkes; FESTIVAL
Magnifcat and Nuno Dimittis in e."
H. w. Parker. Carols by the choir:
ring. Merry Bells" Fisher; Saw You
Never In the Twilight" Clough-Leight-
or: 20 Holy Child OLD English;
''Harlk, the Christmas Bells Are Ring
ing" Manney; 1.-The Christ Child"
Clough-Leighter; postlude, March of
the Mag, Dubois.
At the morning service of the Orange
Valley Congregational Church the chill
dren Of the Sunday school will sing a
number Of Christmas carols. Andrew
A. Smith will sing 1.-THE Night Song of
Bethlehem" by Dudley Buck. The
pastors sermon will have as its theme
"Heralds from Heavens King" In
the evening the musical selections will
be "a Christmas Song" by Adolphe
Adam. and THE Holy City. by Adams!
The topic OF the address will be:
Where the Kings Heralds Have
Gone"
The music and sermon topics of the
services of the Grove Street C~ongrega-
tional Church, Cast Orange. will be as
follows: Morning worship-Organ pre-
lude, Allegro Moderate" Ashmali;
anthem, Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night" Parker; There Were Shep-
herds" Foster; soprano solo. Rejoice
Greatly, o Daughter OF Zion."
Handel; sermon by the pastor upon the
theme. IF He Had Not Come" organ
postlude, March Pontifical," Tom
belle. Evening worship-Organ pre-
lude, "Christmas P~astorale," Rogers;
soprano and c%ontralto duet, Christ
mas" Shelley; q selected number of
Christmas carols will be rendered by
the choir, Zach preceded by a brief re-
mark from the pastor as to date and
meaning; organ postlude, "6cherzo."
Rogers.
New Church, Essex avenue, Orange:
Services tomorrow will be of the usual
special nature. There Will be brief
readings from the Holy Word" with
special reference to the day and it's
significance by the pastor. The Bible
class will be omitted on this day. AT
the close of the services the sacrament
of the Holy Supper will be adminis-
tered.
Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, Orange
Valley. The monthly service OF song
will be held tomorrow evening. An or
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The Rev. Edward Eaton Lowans will
preach upon the subject 1.-THE Messiah
Crowded Out"
The Christmas festival of the Orange
Valley Congregational Church will be
held tomorrow evening. A short enter
tainment will be given by members OF
the Sunday school, to be followed by
distribution of gifts.
The sermon theme of the Rev. L. N.
D.. Wells, of the Park Avenue Church
of the Disciples Of Christ, East Or
ange, at the morning service at II
o'clock tomorrow WILL be THE Christ
mas Spirit" A solo, Christmas
Emile Pessard, will be sung by Miss
Minnie Griffith. The chorus will render
Behold, | Bring You Good Tidings.''
In the evening the sermon topic of Mr..
Wells will be mo Room for Jesus"
Mrs. Margaret Petit will sing "Bethle-
hem,' by j. ,Bouhy and the chorus will
render 1.-THE Birthday of the King"
Neidlinger.
Getting or Giving: A Christmas Med
itation" will be the subject of the Rev.
w. Warren Giles tomorrow morning at
the First Reformed Church, East Or
ange. In the evening he will answer
the question did the wise men find
what they sought?" Music for the day:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offertory, Grison:
Christmas pastorale, Borst; postlude,
Christmas march, Merkel Evening
Alteration" C%alliots; Andante, Spohr;
grand chorus, Cavello.
North Orange Baptist Church:
Morning-"Awake, Awake!" Harker;
arise, Shine" Buck; TIE Deum festi-
val), Buck; Rejoice Greatly" C"Mes-
siah''), Mrs. Jacobusl In the evening
the cantata of The Holy NInfant,"
Frederic Field Billiard, will be given.
At the First Baptist Church, Haw-
thorne avenue, East Orange. the pas