Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-17
CAROLS !
AND CANTATAS IN
EVERY CHURCH
Yuletide Season Will Be UShered
In Tomorrow With Paeans
of GIadness.

The opening Christmastide festaI
services which will be conducted in the
churches of the various denominations
during the holiday week. beginning
next Sunday. Christmas Day, and con-
tinuing at evening sessions during the
weeke, whe special exercises will be
held by the Sabbath schools, and the
annual treats for the scholars Will
be enjoyed. promises to be Of a most
attractive character.
At all the churches tomorrow special
music will be featured. and the large
and most representative parishes Will
promote a program of oratorios and
cantata music.
At the Peddie Memorial Baptist
Church Musical Director Louis Arthur
Russell will present an exceptionally
attractive bill of yuletidc music at
both services, and will be assisted by
z choir of s~oloists, which will probably
include Miss Alice Anthony. Miss Mar
iorie Mott, Mrs. Orrie Taylor and
Ernest Van Nalts.
The Sabbath school, in the afternoon,
led by Superintenien Ivan p. Flood.
will render ar appropriate carol pro-
gram. At the Clinton Avenue Re
formed Church the special program will
be arranged by Director William c.
Ashmall. and the solo numbers will be
exempli1ed by Mrs. Helen Baxter
Downer, Mrs. Theodore G. Stats, Emil
G. Zeh and Wilfred Edge. Edward II.
Colyer, the school superintendent, and
his assistants will prepare an anthem
and exercise program for the after
noon session.
The music at st, Paurs Methodist
Episcopal Church will be In charge of
Chorister James Philipson. and the
sacred numbers will be rendered by
Mrs. Florence Milford Hunt, Miss
Dorothy Howkins and Carlton Ayres.
ONT Diefendorf, the superintendent
of the school, will provide an interest
ing program in the afternoon, in which
the scholars will participate.
The yuletide music at the First Pres
byterian Church will also be OF ex-
ceptional merit and the selections will
De arranged by Director L. Carroll
Beckel. Mrs. Carroll Beckel and the
will exemplify the numbers.
DIR. StubbIebfne VIII Lead in Carol.
The school in the afternoon, led by
the superintendent, the Rev. DR.. w. H.
Stubblebine, will render a carol and
exercise program. The school assist
ants who will take part in the session
Will be: A. NJ. Woodruff. John Fair.
Mrs. Emma Stiles. Miss Ella Miller.
Miss c. Dittug, Miss Myrtle Kay, Miss
A. r. Nichols. Miss s. r. Condit. Miss
Fannie Miller, Miss c. NJ. Campbell,
Miss Lucy Harrison and Mrs. Charles
A. Thatcher. At st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, on High street. Choirmaster
George r. Maynard will supervise the
program, and Mrs. Ralph j.. Jefferson
VIII officiate as organist. The large
chorus choir will render the selections,
and the ~soloists will include the Misses
Anderson, Corey, Farrar. Hahn. Nay
nard, Morgan. Molloy. Palmer. Stats.
Shawger, Jacobus, Wood and Clemence,
and Messrs. Brabson, Duryea, Foster,
Glover, Burlenback, Hay. Molloy,
Mugler. Revler, Riker. Mooley and
Sandmeyer. The Sabbath school. led
by superintendent Arthur F.. Barlow,
will present a fitting program.
At st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church Director George Downing will
select a feature program, and the solo
parts will be SUM by Mrs. FINLAND and
the choir. Cyrus G, Shepard, the SUI
perintendent, will lead the school eXer-
cises in the afternoon. The musical
service at the Second Presbyterian
Church Will be in charge of Chorister
William NJ. Bross and the ~soloists will
be Elizabeth NJ. II. Parks. Katherine
Bushnell, Carl Morris and Mr.. Hendel.
The Rev. Albert c. Fulton will direct
the school exercises thai will he held
in the afternoon.
The yuletide program at the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
arranged by Director j. Franklin
Thomas and the chorus choir will sing
the Christmas anthems. Mrs. Mabev
will preside al the organ. Among those
who will sing in the chorus viii be
the Misses May Wright, Florence
Thomas, Mrs. Inez Potter. Mrs. Van
derpool and Messrs. Herbert Smith,
John Morgan, Charles Alexander,
Ronald Smith and Frank Eustice.
The Episcopal, Lutheran, Congrega-
tional and also the many local Catholic
churches will especially commemp-
rate Christmas Day with special serv-
ices.