Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-22
SONG WILL RISE
LIKE INCENSE IN
1856 CHURCHES
Newark's Choirs, Second to
None in the East, Plan
Musical Delights.

LILO CuOlfb OF the many iocht
churches OF every denomination arc
arranging the late fall and winter mu-
steal schedule and the coming season
will witness one of the most success
full series In the history of Newark's
religious organizations. Few, in fact,
realize that the musical talent en-
gagged for the city churches ranks sec
ond to none in the East and comprises
many of the most noted members of
the profession. No expense is spared
the best artists and thousands of dol
lars annually are expended in an effort
to sustain this high average of eff
1ciency. The churches In this city are
vieing with each other in a desire to
promote the most exceptional pro-
grams n the over 100000 church
goers will find that the occupants Of
the choir-loft have kept pace with the
advancive trend Of this cosmopolitan
city. Among the most noted soloists
who will take part in the various pro-
grams hat will be a feature of the
seasons work will be Miss Margaret
G. Lynch, the leading soprano of st.
Joseph's R. C. Church.
A quartet choir will assist at the
services and Miss Katherine Lynch, a
sister of the artist, will preside at the
organ Another popular singer who
will be heard during the season is
Mrs. Helen Baxter Downer, the So
pranc solotst at the Clinton Avenue
Reformed Church.
Planning Church M~usicales.
An associate in the same choir is
Mrs. Theodore G. Stats, the accom-
plished contralto. Chorister William
C. Ashmall is preparing a popular Sc
ries of church musicales and Emil G.
zeh. tenor, and wiifred Edge. bass.
will complete the quartet. At the Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church, in Belleville
avenue, Mrs. Alice Cochrane-Langbein.
soprano, and her talented sister, Miss
Josephine Cochrane, c~ontralto, swill,
during the coming term, assist Choir
lister Wilton A.. Smith In making the
musical programs popular.
Two noted artists who will partici-
pate in the special cantata and ora
torlo numpcrs nat VIII De proino'eu
by Director arthur Louis husseil d.
the FIRST Baptlst Feoole Memoria,
Church Will be MISS Alice Antnony an"
Mrs. Jessie Marshall, soprano soloists.
The basso, Ernest Van Nalts, will also
assist IN the renoltiohs. Mrs. WARY l.
Maloney, the soloist at st. johns H..
c. Church, Is entitled to special men
ton. as she has begun her twenty-nrst
fall term at the HON church. IN
North Mulberry street.
The other members OF the choir are
Mrs. Catherine Lounsbury, MISS Anna
Sharkey, Miss kittie WATERS MISE
Rose Farley and Miss Margaret Gro
man,, sopranos. Inc the Misses Iiiie
Bennelle, Rose Corrigan ana jennie
Mack, contraltos; j. f. stanley tenor
and Mrs. catherine Hehriett, orsanls.'
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At the Church OF the Redeemer Mrs
George j. Kirwan will sing the soprano
solo. and Miss Epha e. Greene will
sing the numbers at lit