Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-18
Church Music

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Morning-"The Soft Sabbath Calm
Barnby Shelly; solo, Eye Hath moi
Seen, (Mrs. ConnelD, Gaul. Evening
THE Day Is Gently Sinking to It's
Close Nevin; THE Radiant Morn
Woodward.
PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH: The
music in the morning will include Henry
Lincoln Cases anthem for quartet and
chorus, God is Our Refuge and
Strength and for offertory, I'VE Shall
Go Out with JOY for soprano solo.
Miss Orrie Kinsey Taylor and eho-
rus by Joseph Barnby. The evening
music will be: Il Will Lay Me Down
in Peace by IT. G. Gadsby; God
Shall Wipe Away All Tears" by ]. T.
Field, and "Hosanna.' for soprano
solo Miss Alice Anthony, and chorus
by Jules Granier. Prayer response,
Dresden Amen
ST. LUKE'S NJ. e. CHURCH: Morn
ing-Prelude, Andantino, Merkel; an
them, Jubilate Dec, Warren; offertory,
Reverie, Brewster; duet, Love
Divine" arranged from .Flotow,' Mr..
e. A. Burkhardt and Mrs. G.. II. Down
ing; postlude, March, Dubois. Eve
ning-Prelude, Allegretto, Flavel; an
them, Spirit of God" Humason; Offer
tory, B~erceuse, Wood; duet, watch
man, What of the Night?' Sergeant,
Mrs. Marie A. Craig and G. II. Down
ing; postlude, Postlude in y fiat,
Hesse.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER:
Morning-Organ prelude, Offertory in f.
Wely; professional, "All Glory Laud
n Honor" anthem. 20 How Ami
able j. T.. West; response after prayer,
Nearer, My God, to Thee" Hanscom;
o~ffertory, 1.-THE Lord Is Exalted" J. e.
West: after sermon, 90 Taste and
See" Sullivan; organ postlude. March
Triumphant" Verdi. Evening-Organ
prelude, Overture, Flotow: process
sional, "All Glory Laud and Honor"
anthem. "The Lark Song Mendels-
sohn; offertory, solo, THE Moon Drops
Low Cardman: organ postlude,
March, Flotow,
CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH: Morning-Prelude, An
dante, Wolstenholme; anthem. Short;
TIE Deum, Buck, offertory, bass
solo. 30, God, Have Mercy
from "St. Paul. Mendelssohn,
Mr.. Ross; postlude. Allegro, King.
Evening-Prelude, Nocturne. Chopin;
anthem. chorus, Praise Ye the
Father Gounod; offertory, duet, II
4 Waited for'the Lord" from Hymn OF
Praise Mendelssohn. Mrs. finland
and Mrs. Stats; anthem, Seek Ye
the Lord Roberts; postlude. Festival
March, Stark.
B~ELLEVILLE AVENUE CONGRE-
( GATIONAL CHURCH: Morning-Bal-
lads in d fiat, Wolstenholme; anthem,
Peace, Perfect Peace Bracket; of
fertory, II Heard the Voice of Jesus
Say" Hsrriss, Miss Speer Evening
Voluntary. "Lamentation," Guilmant;
anthem, Through the Night OF Doubt
and Sorrow Whitby; response, Sew,
enfold Amen,' Stainer: offertory, quar-
tette, Rock of Ages" Barrett.
EN- TR Al PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH: In the morning Granvlll,
Commoss will play "Andante," BY
Batiste: melody by Jones and marei
by Guilmant. Edwin w. owen viii
sing IA Dream of Paradise" by Gray
SECOND PRESBY TERRAIN
! CHURCH: Morning-Prelude, '"Fes.
tai Song" John E.. West; an.
them, 20, How Amiable Ar,
Thy Dwellings" Maunder; offertory
baritone solo, "Come Hither All "
People, Mendelssohn; postlude, Toe.
cata, Widor. Evening-Prelude, An
dante. Silas; anthem, II Was Glat
When They Said Unto Me, We Will G,
into the House of the Lord" Brewer
offertory, "Hark. Hark, My Soul" Shell
ley: postlude, F'estal March, Calkin.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.: Morning-By special re
quest, the soprano. Miss Florence Jaco
bus, will render Stephen Adam!
famous song '"The Holy City" In thu
afternoon there will be special music
an organ solo by Mr.. Lewis Miner
"Offertory st. Cecilia" by Batiste, ant
a base solo by Mr.. Whitcomb, by Allit'
son, "The Lord Is My Light"
ST. STEPHENS P. E. CHURCH
Morning-1O:45 a, m; TIE Deum in
Hat, Barrett; Jubilate, Hopkins; an
J them, angels Ever Bright and Fair,
l Handel, Master Howard Uhry, soloist
Evening, 7:45 p. M: Anthem, 9TH
Day Is Past and Over" Marks; an
Z them. 1.-THE Lord Is My Strength.
! F., Booth.