Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-06
TO HONOR EASTER
IN WEST HUDSON

In the Church of the Holy Cross. Har-
rlson. the regular Sunday masses Will oe
celebrated. AT II o'clock solemn hlgh
mass will he sung The regular choir WIN
be assisted by large chorus ana theIe
will be orchestration The choir will rem
der Haydns third mass Benediction viii
follow. The soloists will be Mrs. Ada
Kennedy, soprano: Mrs Galbralth, con-
tra1to; Leonard Goerin, tenor. and Ber-
trand Loriot, basso.
Under the direction of Miss Kathren
Riordan, organist. a special musical pro
gram will be rendered al the 1O:oo mass
at St Cecilias Roman Catholic Church,
Kearny. tomorrow Aois Lejeals Mass
in d will be sung. Other music will be;
Regina Coeli Werner; Salutaris, Hal
gitt; Tantum Ergo, Melvil; postlude, Reed
The soloists will be Miss Sadie Riley so
prano: Mrs. Mary Morse, contralto; En-
gene Riordan, tenor; Edward Gaffney'
baritone; Thomas North basso. Beneulc
tion will be pronounced after mass
AT st. Stephens Roman Catholic Chureh.
Arlington, tomorrow Cantiglo's mass viii
be sung at IL o'clock, followed by pene-
diction Other masses will be eolemnlzed
at 730 ard $50, the latter beng children
mass. A choir of ten voices under lhe
direction of Mrs. p NJ Coyne, with MISS
Marie Coyne as organist, will sing at the
II O'Clock mass, ana the chancel choir
will sing responses.
In ST Anthony's r. C. Church, East
Newark. solemn high mass Will be ceie-
brated at IL o'clock. Professor L. Allan
Scott, organist, has prepared pro-
gram for rendition at this mass, and
Demonstration will be a feature. .Bene-
diction will follow. the mass. The
soloists are: Miss Margaret Corey SO
prano: Miss Catherine Coffey, alto;
Joseph Aida, tenor; Frank Goney'
basso. Excerpts from Sllas s., dehef-
ale's and Farmers masses Will be sung.
A procession will follow nigh
mass to be sung at 6 o'clock at the
r. G. Church OF our Lady of Chen
stohowa Harrison. tomorrow morning.
High mass will also be celebrated at
10 80 Children's mass will be at
o'clock, as usual.
in the chapel at the Boys Orphan
Asylum, kearny, tomorrow ReV.
Father Celeste, chaplain at ,t,l the nome; me;
will say mass at Z q. m lhefe Will
be no special music.
Porter Powell, organist at Christ Epis-
copa Church, Harrison, has arranged Eas- .ilsr.
= Ter programs for the morning anu exeinlhs ,si,ns
services tomorrow. Rev. William j. Tliley,
rector of the church, will ofi1ciate at the
services. ,..,,
organized and trained for the occasion.
Will be the chief feature of the early serV-
ice at O'Clock tomorrow at Trinity Eds Is,
copal Church Morning prayer VIII pe
ut 10 O clock and at IL the festival serV-
ice At p. m, for the members OF the
Sunday school and their friends, there VIII
festival evensong will take place at which
laarks's sacred cantata, Victory Divine,
Will be sung.
the following program will be rendered
under. the direction of Miss Joan lyon lton,
Bethlehem, Dresser Miss Jessie L;
Lyon: anthem. As 1t Began to Dawn
Truette. Evening service-A Anthem, VINO
Will Roll the Stone Away? Loudeni
baritone solo. THE Strife Is Ger from
cantata Gross and Crown, Thomas ,.
Marshall. The regular choir will he aug,
mented by a large chorus. Rev. Roland
S. Dawson. pastor of the church. VIII
preacl. at both services
Special music will feature the morning
and evening services of the First Pres
byterian Church. Arlington, tomorrow;
The pastor Rev. William Coompe, viii
preach at II o'clock, and the eholl, a S
Mr.. Rowe will sing Neidlingers Jesus
Christ Is Risen ana Granlers 10 10.
the solo Breaks the Morning.. Tours.
In the evening at 1;45. ChriS.opher
Marks's sacred cantata victory DIVING
will be sung by the choir, assisted by the
mixed quartet noted above by male
quartet composed of Mr.. Ieech, Mr..
Miller. Mr.: iscrimshaw and NJ; Mr. RSo1W,e, S1,as
Winters, soprano; Mrs. Scrimshaw. tenor,
and Mr.. Salmond bass: The usual ses-
sion of the Sunday. school VII be Sa,d disl
in its stead at 2:3o p. m. An Easter exer-
else, entitled Easter Praise, consisting
of anthems by the entire school songs
by the primary department and appfo-
pirate recitations and addresses, Will be
given. es -,
Harrison. both in the morning and eye
ming. Under the direction of Miss
Bessie Cooper. organlst the cholf VIII
There will be special music at
Grace M. =. Church, Arlington tom1r- Or
row morning and evening. Kev. tnr ,l}Ti DTi
preach. The soloists viii ,,3 be; mis- MISS
Nettie Post, soprano; Miss Ella Tolen,
Alto hfred H9neY ss M Wad arG oygans
4 large chorus will render the follow
ing music: King of Kings" 9Slmperli
Angels Roll the Rock Away Ishack-
ness, fSshnecker); ''He Is the Resur-
rection" fBerridgel; Christ the Lord
Double quartets win sing at both
row row at the First NJ r Church. Ar
lhG'pa wlli be sung MN in the hey morning. At that
time Louis X Comins will sing as
solo Easter Dawn tWoodman); At
ception of members will take, place
In the evening the quartet Will sing
''As It Began to Dawn SVincenp alo ana
chorus Christ Is Risen" Clark. and
"Halleluiah (simperl will be sung and
also the solo THE Resurrection
(Shelly). The pastor will deliver
sermon on Faiths Anchorage.
At Harrison Baptist Tabernacle tomor-
row Rev Samuel II. Switzer, pastor. will
f,reach at both services In the evening
n spe> lal musical service under the leader
ship of William Swtzer will be rendered.
Special music will feature the services
Mt the First Baptist Church, Harrison, at
the morning and evening services The
musical program has been prepared by
Frederick Harris, organist.
Special Easter music will mark tomor-
row S services at the First Baptist Church,
Arlington. In the morning the choir will
sing the anthem, The Early Dawn Was
Breaking" (Spence), and Mrs. S. @. Stoot-
hoff, of East Orange, will sing soprano
Shindell will preach on ''The Living
Christ" Communion will be administered
and reception of new members take place
In the evening R. j. Elberty, of East Or
ange, will sing bass solo. and the choir
wifi render the anthem, He Is Risen, Hal
lelujahp fMiles). The rite of Christian
baptism will be administered by the pas
tor.
Easter will be observed at Beulah NJ. p
Church, Kearny, when special musical pro-
grams will be rendered, both morninsand
evening
Rev John H. Albohm will preach at the
evening service at st. Johns Lutheran
Mission, Harrison, tomorrow. The SER
mon topic will be Christian Easterjoy."
The services will begin at o'clock.