Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-15
JOYOUS THEMES
IN ALL CHURCHES
OF THE ORANGES
Special Services With Elaborate
Musical Programs for
Easter Day.

Of the various churches of the Oranges
will usher In the glad season of Easter
tide tomorrow morning, and the vari-
Gus organists and choirmasters "a
arranged attractive programs for the
days services. Interesting sermon
themes are announced and the. story
OF Christ's resurrection will be various
ly treated in many pulpits. Decorators
and faithful workers were busy today
refurnishing the churches and the
brilliant groupings of spring flowers,
with lilies pr~edomjnating In the grace
full color schemes, viii enhance the
spiritual lessons Of the Easter dawn.
AT the Park Avenue N. e. Church,
East Orange. the Rev. DR.. William
Wallace Youngson, minister. services
tomorrow viii be as follows: Morning
worship, II o'clock, subject, "A Pill
grimage &c the Sepulchre:" organ pre-
Jude, Easter DAWN Turner; soprano
solo. Resurrection" Shelley; anthem,
Awake Up Ny Glory" Barnby;
anthem. Seek Ye the Lord Roberts,
Mr.. Savage and chorus; organ post
lude. Festival Fantasia" Sidner. Eve
ming worship, 7:45 O'Clock, subject, "A
Hymn OF the Cross" organ prelude.
Largo Handel; quartet, God So
Loved the World" ("Crucihxion"),
stainer: anthem. "Hosanna." Granier;
! anthem, "Loi the Tomb Is Empty"
Broome; organ postlude, March in F."
Wiley.
The music and sermon topics of the
services of the Grove Street Congrega-
tional Church. East Orange. will be
as follows: Morning worship-Organ
prelude, "Hosannah," Dubois: anthem,
THE Day of Resurrection" Marston;
soprano solo. 81 Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth," Handel; anthem,
when the Sabbath Was Past" Bart
! lett; sermon by the pastor upon the
th1me, Attaining to the Resurrec-
/ tion;" organ ~postlude, March Pontifi-
cale,' Lemmens. Evening worship
Cantata, The Holy City" Gaul; an
Easter story by the pastor upon the
| theme THE Vision on the Pain"
The Rev. Edward E. Lomans. pastor
of the Emmanuel Baptist Chapel. Or
ange. will preach tomorrow night upon
THE First Easter" Children of the
Sunday school will sing carols.
Easter a Day of Joy and Thanks
giving" will be the sermon topic of
the Rev. John H. Albohm, pastor of
the Lutheran Redeemer Mission, Or
ange, tomorrow. Communion will be
celebrated in the morning.
At the First Presbyterian Church, Or
ange. the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Charles
Townsend, will conduct full Easter
services tomorrow, both at II a. M. and
4.30 p. m, being assisted by an engaged
quartet of singers from New York city.
At each service DIR. Townsend will
preach an appropriate Easter message,
and In connection with the morning
worship the sacrament of baptism will
be administered. Evening service at
7:@ p. M. In the chapel, will be in
charge of the Young Peoples League.
The subject will be in c~onsonance with
the Easter thought.
Services in the Church of Our Lady
Of the Valley, Orange, tomorrow, will
be as follows: Solemn high mass at
1890 a. M; Vidi Aquam, choir: mass of
the Blessed Sacrament; offertory, Re-
gina Coeii; Benedictus. Wiegand. John
Kelly; Agnus Del. Rosewig, Miss Mary
O'Connell. Soloists during the mass.
Misses Ella Knowles and Kate Towers,
Angela Lee, William Mcmahon; organ
list, Miss Bertha Eich; choir director,
Miss Mary O'Connell.
At Christ Episcopal Church, East
Orange. services tomorrow will be as
follows: Holy communion at Z and
$3.50 p. m; II g. M, morning prayer.
holy communion and sermon on THE
Resurrection and After" by the rector.
the Rev. c. z. Hutchison; $3.50 p. M.
Sunday school service; s p. m, evening
prayer and sermon by the rector.
Music for the day will be as follows:
Prelude. Fantasia" on organ (hymn
112). Lutkin; Christ Our Passover
Arthur Whiting; Festival TIE Deum in
B, Clough-Leighter; Jubilate Dec. An
glican chant; offertory, They Have
Taken Away Ny Lord" Clough-Leigh-
ter: Sanctus. Agnus Del, Gloria In Ex-
celsis, in b fiat. H. w. Parker; post
lude. "Alleluia" 20 Fill ct Filae), Du-
bois. Evening prayer, 8 p. m.-Pre-
Jude. fantasia on old Easter hymn,
West; Magniicat and Nunc Dimittis in
4, Martin; offertory. "Alleluia. Now Is
Christ Risen." T. Adams; postlude.
Grand Choeur in C, Wheeldon.
Services at Grace Episcopal Church,
Orange, tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning-Prayer and holy communion,
II a. m; prelude, for organ strings
and harp, Bennett; (a) Easter Hymn,
(b) ct Resurrixit Mass in F.. Gull
mant; professional hymn, Come, Ye
Faithful, Raise the Strain" Sullivan;
anthem. Christ. Our Passover" Hum
phrey; Te Deum, ~Jubilate, in E, Par
ker; introit, Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today Lyra Davidica. 170S; Kyrie.
Gloria Tibi. in E. Parker; hymn. THE
Strife Is Ger" Palestrina, 1853: an
them, God Hath Appointed a Day"
Tours; Sanctus, in E, Parker; Gloria
In Excelsis," ancient chant; occasional
hymn, 1.-THE Day of Resurrection"
Tours; postlude. HaIlelujah Chorus
C'Messiah''). Handel. Evening-7:45
o'clock. choral e%vensong; professional
hymn, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Again." Rosenmuller; Magnificent and
Nunc Dimittis. in E. Parker; collect
hymn, Jesus. Our Risen King" Giar-
din. hymn. Jesus Lives! Thy Terrors
| Now Can No Longer, Death, Appan
U.s." Gauntlet; anthem, THE Lord
Liveth," Marchant; occasional hymn,
Christ Is Risen.' sullivan.
Death swallowed Up in Victory
will be the subject of the Rev. w.
| Warren Giles tomorrow morning at the
First Reformed Church. East OranSe
In the evening he will present "A
Character Sketch and It's Moral"
Music for the day, Allegro Wely;
Romanza. in B nat, Clarke; Marche,
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