Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-18

ington, tomorrow. and at the Church of
st. Mary Magdalen, this city, on Sunday
next
Rev. DR.. William Kuhn, of Phiadel-
phia. closed successful weeks series
of cvangelstic services last night at the
German Evangelical Church, in Wickliffe
street. near South Orange avenue.
The annual rally of the Essex Junior
Endeavor societies will be held In this
city on Saturday afternoon. May 25 The
members will meet In Washington Park
and march TO the Second Presbyterian
Church. where the exercises will be held.
Rev Edgar c. Mason, former pastor
of the Fewsmith Memorial Presbyterian
Church. will fill the pulpit. both morn
ing and evening at the Central Presby-
terian Church tomorrow Rev DR. King,
the pastor, is spending a few days at
Atlantic City =
The flock OF the Vallsburg Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold farewell
services In the old church. at Richelieu
terrace and South orange avenue. on
Sunday, June 16. The formal dedication
and opening of the new $2O,0o0 church. at
Fortuna street and Richelieu terrace.
will be held on Sunday. June %.
The third sermon of series on the
general theme Forces Which Make
for Prosperity In Newark" will be de-
livered by Rev. DR. Riley A Vose, at
the Clinton Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow evening.
Under the auspices of the New Jersey
Commission for the Blind a conference
of the blind of the State will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church next
Thursday afternoon and evening. The
speakers will include o. II. Burrit.
superintendent Of the Pennsylvania
Institute for the Blind. and Walter G.
Holmes, of the Ziegler Magazine.
Professor r. a. Davidson. the new
musical director at the Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church, has organized a
large chorus choir. The new innovation
has met with the unanimous approval
of the large congregation.
The Wayerly Park Christian Endeavor
Society has elected for the ensuing term:
Miss Grace johnson, president; Miss May
Temple, vice president: Miss Florence
Peter. recording secretary; Miss Amelia
Meyer corresponding secretary; Miss
Minnie Bishop, treasurer; Miss johnson,
pianist. Miss Rose Welnkop, assistant
pianist. and Walter Johnson, musical
director.
The Newark Presbytery extension com
mittee has acquired by conveyance from
the Mary ]. Peck estate a valuable plot
of ground. 100 by 200 feet. at the corner
of Roseville and First avenues. The site
was given TO the committee seven years
ago. with the provision that the Presby-
tery begin building operations within five
years. An extension was granted with
the passing of the deed on Monday last.
In the old First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DR.. w. j. Dawson will preach Mt
10:3O a m. and 7:f5 y. NJ. The subject Of
his morning sermon will be THE Ascent
of Man" The subject OF his evening
sermon VIII ne inc IrODlen OF Olu
Age" This is the third OF series Of
four popular addresses during the Sun
day evenings Of May on THE Problems
of Life" The topic next Sunday eve
ming will be THE Problem OF All Ages. .
Gospel hymns printed especially for
these occasions, will be sung by the
congregation. At the Tuesday evening
meeting Fred G. Patton. son of John G.,
Patton, from the New Hebrides. will
speak on Thirty Years Among the Cam
nibaIs OF the South Seas
At the Peddie Memorial Church tomor.
row evening a special musical service
will be given. including the religious
numbers from Bongfellow's poem. "'rhe
Golden Legend the music being by
Arthur sullivan. for chorus, solos and
organ. In harmony with the poem,
aChristus. Mystery" Of which the
Golden Legion" forms part DR.. VII
Iers will speak on "Christ's Question
Concerning Himself" The morning serv-
ice, which viii be conducted by the
pnstor Will include Il sermon by Rev.