Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-24
OF CHRIST
WILL Be THEME
IN ALL CHURCHES
Elaborate Musical Program Pre-
pared for Services Tomor-
row in Suburbs.

row in Suburbs.
Elaborate musical programs Will be
the rule In churches In the suburbs to-
morrow. The Christmas festival tone
will prevail and the services will be in
keeping with the day.
The observance of "Christmas Sum
day" which has characterized the First
Presbyterian Church of Orange for
many years past will not be departed
from tomorrow. Under h direction Of
Giuseppe Dinelli, organist, the follow
ing special quartet from New York
will be present at both morning and
yesper services: Soprano, Mrs. Flora
Provan; contralto, Miss Elizabeth Nor
rison; tenor. Lionel H. Robsarte, and
bass, Purdon Robinson. The Row.
DR.. Charles Townsend win preach In
the morning on the subject. "A Little
One Shall Become a Thousand" and
the following musical numbers will be
rendered: Organ prelude. Christmas"
CASTOR M. Dethier; anthem. The
Light of the Earth" Whitney Coombs;
anthem, There Were Shepherds"
Harry R. Shelley; offertory, THE Vir-
gin by the Manager" soprano and alto
duet Cesar Franok: anthem. "Christs
incarnation" Myles B. Foster; organ
postlude, Festival March," Guilmant.
The vesper service will bear the gen.
eral title of 1.-THE Nativity in Art and
Song" and by reason OF the especial
demands of this service the doors Of
at 4 p. M, the worship commencing
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comprise the special features Of music
add discourse: Organ prelude on Christ
mas themes: (a) christmas Pastorale,r
Otto Thomas; (b) Fantasia Of Christ
mas Carols" Allan Gray; anthem,
carol; offertory, The Virgins Lullaby"
DR.. Townsend, A P. Bachman.
The address by the pastor will be
under three heads, as follows: ,(a)
THE Story and the Song" followed
by old French carol, unaccompanied,
AT Midnight the summons Came"
sixteenth century; (b) THE Paradox Of
Christmas" followed by old French
carol of Noel, When at Christmas
Christ Was Born" sixteenth century;
(c) THE Winsomeness Of Santa Claus"
soprano solo. Silent Night, Holy
Night" with pictorial illustration,
Franz Gruber; 1.-THE Sweet Story OF
DID," with pictorial illustration; organ
postlude, "Hosannah," Liszt.
At Park Avenue M. e. Church, East
Orange, services will be as follows:
Morning worship, IL o'clock; subject,
THE Incarnation music. organ pre-
lude. Christmas o%ffertoire, Lemaire; So
prano solo, "Christmas,' Shelley;
quartet, THE Manager Cradle" Neid-
linger; organ postlude, "Grande
Chorus West. Evening worship, 7:45
o'clock; subject, "As with Gladness
Men OF Old" quartet will render the
~cantata. 1.-The Coming of the King" by
Dudley Buck.
The musical program at Sanford
Street M. E.. Church. East Orange, will
be as follows; Morning, professional,
"Harki What Music Fills the Sky7"
Gregorian; anthem, Sing, o Sing This
Blessed Morn" Berwald; quartet, Star
of Glory" Armstrong; solo, Christ
mas" solo and chorus, THE Birthday
of a King" Neidlinger. Evening.
Christmas Carols. Ancient and Mod
ern;" anthem, 20 Quiet Night"
Neidlinger; solo, 20 Little Town of
Bethlehem" anthem, GLORY Be to God
on High" \Adlam; solo, Christmas
Song" Johnston: quartet, Children
Before the Infant Jesus Brambaoh.
The pastor will preach a short Christ
mas sermon at each of the services.
The Rev. DR.. John Douglas Adam will
preach morning and evening tomorrow
at the Mum Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East Orange. Services will be
held at II a. m. and s p. m. In the
evening special Christmas music will be
rendered. The subject of the morning
sermon will be Goodwill, the True
Spirit of Christmas" The subject of the
evening sermon Will be THE Practical
Folly of Looking on the Dark Side of
Things Music for the morning:
Christmas Offertorium, Lemmens; an
them, 10 God, Our God, Has Come"
Haynes; anthem, How Beautiful Upon
the Mountains" Dayas; tenor solo,
Comfort Ye, My People" Handel; or
gan postlude, "Hallelujah," Handel.
Music for the evening: Cantata, The
Holy Child" by B. r. Billiard.
Christmas will be observed in the
services of the Unitarian Church, Or
ange. The children of the Sunday