Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-06
Church Music

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CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH: Morning-Prelude, Salut
D'Amour, Elgar; anthem, MY Faith
Looks Up to Thee" Lachner; Offer
tory, contralto solo. H Shall Feed
His Flock" from 1.-THE Messiah" Han
del, Mrs. Stats; postlude. Marche
~Triomphale, Stone Evening-Prelude,
Largo from New World symphony"
Dvorak; anthem, chorus. abide With
Me-" Allen; ,ffertory, tenor solo. Face
to Face" johnson, Mr.. Palumbo; an
them, hymn, IT Will Lay Me Dow in
Peace" Hiles; postlude, Fantasia.
Stern.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.:
Morning-Organ prelude, Allegro, Wag-'
ner; choir. Call to Worship" Beckel;
anthem, "Glory Be to God" Woodward;
organ postlude in D, Guilmant. Eve
.ning-organ prelude, Aspiration, Has
call; anti IN, Hail Gladdening Light"
Field; quartet, 80, Lamb of God"
Holden; organ postlude in T, Rhein-
berger. The subject of DR. w. J. Daw-
sons morning sermon will be, "A New
Years Message" At AIS p. m. the
committees of six of the Men and Re
ligion Movement will have a meeting
in The church. Mr. Roy B. Guild, ex-
ecutive secretary of the national COM
mittee, will speak and answer ques-
tons.
AT the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow: Morning--Prelude, Morse;
anthem, I'm the Beginning" Mark An
drews; offertory solo for baritone:
postlude, Scherzoso, Rheinberger. We
ning-Prelude, O~ffertoire, Grey; an
them, There Were Shepherds Marks;
~offertory, Come Unto Me-" Chaffln;
postlude, Berthold Tours.
At High Street Presbyterian Church
tomorrow: Morning-Organ. Minuetto,
B%occherini; anthem, Bonum Est, D.
Buck; offertory. Deus Misereatur.''
Millard; postlude, "Processiona
March," Bach. Evening-Organ,
"Christmas Sketch Hoist; offertory,
90 Gladstone Light" D. Buck; an
in f, Hesse.
At the Church of the Redeemer to-
morrow morning-Organ prelude, Com
murion, Baptiste; professional, when
Morning Gilds the Skies" anthem. "As.
cribe Unto the Lord Blair; response
after prayer Nearer, My God, to Thee
Hanscom; offertory, Jubilate in c
Buck: after sermon. "Sing Aloud Unto
God" Berridge; organ postlude
March Du Saere, Batiste. Evening
Organ prelude. when the Day Il
Done" Schneider; professional. "Wher
Morning lids and Skies" anthem
Song of the Vikings" flaming; offer
tory, 1.-The Boat Song" Won Waber
organ postlude, Finale, Marcks.
At st. Luke's Nj. e.. Church, morn
ing, there will be communion, with tn
following music: Prelude. "Adagio,
Volckmar; anthem, Come Unto Me,
Nevin; offertory, Communion in I
minor Batiste; duet, MY Redeeme
Liveth," Mendelssohn, Mr.. E. A. Burk
hardt and Mr.. G. H. Downing; post
lude, "Postlude in A fat" Lachmer
Evening, the pastor, Rev. j. H. Mac
Donald, will preach on Immortality,
and the music will be: prelude in I
fat" Fumagalli; anthem, "Appea
Thou Light Divine" Morrison; offer
tory. "offertoire in A flat" Bruce
quartet, 1.-THE Homeland" Sullivan
postlude, allegro Moderate" Frost.
AT the Peddie Memorial Cburcl
Sunday morning, Rev. DR.. Thomas
Villers will preach a New Years ser
mon on "A Climax of New Things.
Communion, with reception of neN
members, will follow the ermon I
, the evening Or. Villers will present g
Panorama of China" with pictures o
the present war zone, nature scene
great cities, Manchu royalty, Chimes
temples and Christian missions. TIL
music will include the chorale fror
Mendelssohn's ST. Paul "Sleepers
Awake "Praise His Mighty Name,
from Spohr's oratorio; Last Juds
ment'' and Kiplins's "Recessional
("Lest We Forget''), music by r. y
Koven. The prayer response will b
Callcott's Give Peace in Our Time
Rev. r. w. Dickie, pastor of a Pres
byterian Church in Montreal, Quebec
will occupy the pulpit in the North Re
Normed Church next Sunday, bot
morning and evening. DR.. Dickfe
pastor of a large church and dom
successful work in Montreal, Quebec
CONFERENCE AT OLD FIRST TODAY,
w. D. Stem, of Philadelphia, ad
dressed a meeting Of the Bible stud
committee of the Men and Relgio
Forward Movement" at the First Pres
byterian Church last night. Edwar