Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-10-26
Church Music

Avenue IRtloIIHtu
Morning, prelude, Allegretto grail
oso, Tours; anthem, 20, How Amia-
BILE Are Thy Dwellings," Barnby;
offertory. "Cantilena," Bruno HUM /;
bass solo. Rejoice Ye Pure in
Heart" HUM, Mr.. Ross; postlude,
Scherzo, Hofmann. Evening, pre-
lude. Andantino, Lemare; anthem,
"Still, Still With Thee" Foote; an
them, 1.-THE Home Light" Macy; Of
fertory, AT Twilight "a sketch),
Stebbins; soprano solo. zone Sweetly
Solemn Thought" Ambrose, Mrs.
Umland; postlude, Toccata, Dubois
James Philipson, organist.
The music at st. Matthew'S Church,
| Chadwick and Avon avenues, city,
will be as follows: Morning-Proces-
sional, "Three in One" by Stainer;
Morning Canticle, by Lawes; TIE Deum,
Dadamus, by Cooke; Gloria, by Zen
ner; Benedictus, by Heathcote; Lit
any Hymn, by Monk; offertory solo.
Jesus, My Lord by Barnby;s recess
sional, Jerusalem, the Golden by
Ewing. Evening-Procession Holy,
| Holy, Holy" by Dykes; Gloria, by
zenner; Magnificat and Nunc Dimit-
| tis, by Simper; Hear Our Prayer"
by Dickinson; offertory solo, AS
Pants the Hart" by Mendelssohn;
recessional, Saviour, Blessed Saw
Jour-" by Marley. Frederick Mers-
fielder will sing solos at morning and
evening services.
The music at the morning service
at the Pedde Memorial Church will
include "King Of Kings" Prayer, by
Richard Wagner, for baritone solo
(Mr. Van Nalts) and chorus; "If with
All Your Hearts," tenor solo (Mr.
Craig. from Mendelssohns elijah"
At the evening service Eternal
Source of Every JOY" soprano solo
Miss Goepferich) and chorus, by
Haydn; "His Eye Is on the Spar
row." soprano solo Miss Schuck).
and chorus; "In the Cross of. Christ I
Glory" duet and chorus, Franz --Abt;
Prayer response, Father, Hear Us
Pray" Craddock.
The following will be the music in
the Church of the Redeemer tomor-
row: Prelude, Introduction" Gou
nod; Professional, "Blest Be the Tie
that Binds" Nageli; anthem, 80 Love
the Lord" Sullivan: response, "Give
Thy Heart to Me-" Stainer; offer
tory. "Reverie," Jungman; solo,
"Rock of Ages" Johnson, Mr.. Pa
Jumbo; anthem, 1.-The Path Of the
lust" Varley Roberts; postlude
"Grand Choeur," Spence. Evening
Prelude. "Nocturne,' Leybach; pro-
cessional. "Blest BE the Tie that
Binds" Nageli; anthem, "Praise the
Lord, o Jerusalem" Maunder, Mrs.
Spanger and choir; offertory, Mel
ody." Rubenstein; solo, 1.-THE Shadow
of the Cross" Barri, Mr.. Gulick;
postlude "March," Barrell,
The music at st. James's Episcopal
Church will be. Morning-Prelude
''In the Morning." by Grieg; Tedeum'
Tours; Benedictus, chant; Kyrie Ell
yev; offertory, Roberts Grant, y
Lord. We Beseech Thee" benediction,
Weslcy's Lead Me, Lord" postlude,
Beethoven Batiste, Theme from the
<reutzer Sonata EVening-Prelude,
'l3erceuSe, ny pllClitS 4'''bh'A'N'AN
and Nunc Dimitus, hymn 15: offer
tory, Marks's THE Day Is Past and
Over" benediction, Beethoven hymn;
postlude, Steane's offertory.
The music at the First Presbyterian
! Church will ibe: Morning-Organ
| prelude, Morning" Peer Gynt Suite)
Grieg: choir sentence, Sanctus c'Holy
| Citq'D, Gaul; anthem, What Are
These THAT Are Arrayed in White
Robes?" Stainer; the Lords Prayer
Quartet; offertory quartet, 80, Come
Everyone That Thirsteth CEliJahD,
Mendelssohn; organ ppostlude, Grand
Chorus in C, Chauvet. Evening-Or-
gan prelude, ave Maria" Schubert;
choir sentence, "Sanctus" C'Holy
City'o. Gaul; anthem, 1.-THE Radiant
Morn Hath Passew Away" Wood
| ward: response. ITO Father, Son ana
Holy Ghost" Russell; offertory quar-
tet. 80, Thou Traveller Unknown, ;"
Noble; organ postlude, March Sole
nellie, Duncan
The music at st. Luke's Church,
| Clinton avenue and Murray street,
| tomorrow will be as follows: Morn
ing-Organ prelude, Prelude in G,
Amber; anthem, when l Consider
Thy Heavens Trowbridge; offer
tory. Romance Vitterhart; duet
for alto and baritone, Love Divine,
West. Mrs. Newton Soper and Mr..
George H. Dowing; organ postlude,
"Iarghetto." Merkel Evening-Or-
gan prelude. "Vox Angelica" Hen
rich: anthem, Holy Father, Hear
NV Cry" Chaffin; offertory, Can't
1ene." Ashmall; solo for tenor, How
Long, o Lord" (from Bucks Tri-
umph of David, Mr.. E. A. Burk-
hardt; organ postlude, Professional,
Hesse.
The music at the Central Methodist
Church tomorrow will be: Organ pre-
lude. Intermezzo, Delibes; anthem,
God Is a Spirit" Bennett; response,
Incline Thine Ear" Schiiling; offer
tory. "Our Soul on God, Garrett
organ postlude "Tollite Hastias,
saint Saens Evening-Organ pre-
lude. March Pontificate," De La
Combelle; anthem. God to Whom we
Look UP Blindly," Chadwick; alto
solo. Love Not the World Sulli-
van: anthem, "The Silent Land,
Gaul; duet, alto and tenor, Children
Pray" Spohr; bass solo, "Open the
Gates of the Temple" Knapp; an
them, "Send Out Thy Light, Gounod;
organ postlude, Prout.