Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-23

Lutheran Church. in the parish audi.
torium, Tuesday evening. Miss LilliaT
Waters and Miss Lillian Keyler will
be in charge.
'The Christian Virtues; Gratitude
will be the Christian Endeavor Bible
reading theme for tomorrow. 1t will
be a Thanksgiving Day service. Tit
Junior Endeavor topic will be "Pilate
Who Was Afraid to Do Right"
THE Real Boy" was the subject Of
an address by J. A. Whitmore, of New
York city. at a meeting of the Order
OF the Triangle. In the Y. NJ. C. A
building yesterday afternoon.
The second sermon of a series on
Bhnyan's Pilgrims Progress" will be
delivered by the Rev. DR.. Robert Scot
Inglish. pastor, at the Third Presby.
terrain Church tomorrow evening. The
lecture will be wildly illustrated.
Forty hours devotion, in the New
ark Catholic diocese. will begin in the
Methodius Church, Boonton; Mt. Car
mel Church, Montclair; st. Michael's
Villa, E~nglewood; st. Elizabeth's
Church. Linden. and st. Michael's
West Hoboken, tomorrow.
Prayer Meet and Lookout will be
the topic discussed at the Essex Coun-
ty Christian Endeavor Congress in
the Memorial Presbyterian Church,
this city, on Friday evening, Deem
Der 6. The speakers will be II. A.
Marshall and William Brodie.
The bowling alleys recently in
stalled in the Emmanuel Baptist
Church, Forest Hill, under the JUS
pices of the Mems Union, have be-
come popular with the members OF
the congregation. The women as well
as the men are enthusiastic bowlers.
The Rev. Oscar e. Braune, past
chaplain of Peter Cooper Council. Jr.
o. u. A. M. and pastor of st. Johns
Lutheran Church. at Avon avenue and
South Tenth street, will deliver a
Thanksgiving ermon to the Jr. o. u.
A. M. in the church tomorrow eve
ming.
A memorial mass will be offered in
st. Bridget's Church, Plane street, at
8 a. m. ON Thanksgiving Day, for de-
ceased members of Olive Branch
Council, knights of Columbus.
Music and other attractions featured
the close of the Christmas sale at the
First Methodist Protestant Church,
Clinton and Treacy avenues, last eve
ming.
The pupils of Mrs. Matthew C. Jauss
will give a musical recital In the EN-
manuel German Presbyterian Church,
Verona avenue, Forest Hill. Wednes-
day evening. December 4.
The Girl and Her Mother" will be
the theme of the Rev. T. Arid Moffat
In the First Congregational lube Me-
mortal Church tomorrow evening. It
will be the final sermon in a series on
The Girl Beautiful"
Judge Lindsey, of Denver, will de-
liver a lecture on THE M~isfortunes of
Mickey" in the First Presbyterian
Church, Monday evening, December 2.
1t will be the fourth address in the
Old First Church lecture course.
At the Clinton Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow morning the Rev.
DR.. Riley A. Vose will deliver the
sixth sermon in a series on THE
Lords Prayer"
American Humor" will be the topic
of an address to be given by the Rev.
Dr. Nehemiah Boynton, under the
auspices of the Presbyterian Union. in
the Second Presbyterian Church,
Washington and James streets, Mon
day evening. December 9.
"The Holy CITY, a sacred cantata
by Gaul, was sung by the choir of
the De Groot Methodist Episcopal
Church last evening. The assisting
~soloists were Mrs. Jessie Marshall, So
prano; Mr.. E. Tregaskis, .mezza So
prano; Samuel Craig. tenor, and Ern-
est Van Nalts. baritone. Mrs. Ethel
+. Shaw presided at the organ, and
A. J.. Versey directed.
The Rev. Bartlett A. Bowers. pas
tor of Grace Baptist Church, Belle
vile, will preach a special Thanks
giving sermon before the members of
Harmony Lodge, I. o. o. F., tomor-
row evening.
A luncheon and restroom, to be
open daily in the church annex for the
use of young women and girls work.
ing at low wages In local stores and
factories. is being planned by the
social service committee OF the First
Presbyterian Church
odId IAdJsH Va NOW L ~ VIII EDtdh
in the Third Presbyterian Church
next Friday evening on Soul Win
ming" in the special lesson course be-
ing given in this city under the d.
rection of Charles L.. Bvarts. Last
evening Angry Taylor, of the Moody
Institute, Chicago, made an address
in the Peddie Memorial Church.
The report of the Rev. Frank II.
Hallock, city missionary for the past
ten months. shows that he has made
513 visits to fifteen hospitals. baptized
1874 infants and adults, buried 2O4 per-
sons and administered holy communion
on 46 occasions.
The Needs of Young Men" will be
the subject of a stirring address by
A. Whitmore, Of New York, as
sociate OF Fred B. Smith, in Wallace
Hall, 107 HaIsey street, tomorrow
afternoon at 3:45. Sacred concert be-
gins at $3.50. Earle's Orchestra will
play and the Y. NJ. C. A. male quartet
win sing.
At st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church the pastor. the Rev. ]. II. Mac
Souls Refuge" In the evening a
musical service will be held.
c.. r. Freeman. associate boys sec
rotary of the Y. M. C. A., will speak
TO the Vance class of the North Re-
formed Church tomorrow afternoon.
Subject, "In Tune"
At the North Reformed Church to-
morrow the Rev. Prof. Hugh Black
will preach at both morning M eve
ming services. This church unites as
usual with the Second Presbyterian