Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-21

| diocese, will observe the thirty fifth
anniversary of his ordination to the
| priesthood tomorrow.
| The Rev. Samuel Alden Perrine,
has OF s6eet ae Firth Bapt tbn
| East. will sneak on India" at the
mems meeting. to be held at the Y.
M. c. A. at 3:45 o'clock tomorrow
A Christmas cantata. "The Building
Of the Ship" will be. given by the
School, Iryington, tomorrow under
the direction of Miss Florence Packer.
Bishop Edwin S. Lines. of the New
| ark Episcopal diocese. will offlciate
| at the service to be held in Grace
Church, Broad and Walnut streets, this
| mas Day Bishop Lines will preach in
| the morning in st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Montclair
The Holy Name Society of st. AIMS
| Catholic Church is rehearsing The
Barrier" a dramatization of Rex
Beach's popular novel.
"Christ's Advent Message to the Gull
tured' will be the sermon theme of the
Rev. DIR. w. j. Dawson at the First Pres
byterian Church on Sunday evening.
Professor Israel Abrahams, professor
of rabbinie literature at Cambridge Uni
NNlSAlss Will utllNeG u lecture on Jew
ish Life in the Middle Ages" at the
Temple B'nai Jeshurun, In Washington
street, tomorrow evening.
The sofficial board of the Reformed
Church, Belleville, has purchased a tract
of land 114x248 feet at the northwest cor
ner of Holmes and Prospect streets, for
future. church site. The location is a
most valuable one.
The Rev. Edwin A McAlpin. of Balti-
more, well known to many Princeton Uni
versity alumni in this vicinity, has been
extended call to become pastor of the
FIRST Presbyterian Church at Madison,
this State.
The Sabbath school of the yailsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church, of which the
Rev. Benjamin S. Dickson Is pastor
Will hold its annual Christmas exercises
tomorrow evening.
The Rev. Charles Il. Stanley. former
pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church, In
Prospect street, this city, has accepted
a a, cal, eai to the pastorate of the Hilton
The Christmas entertainment of the
Emmanuel Baptist Church, in Forest
illl section, will be held on next Tues
day evening.
A Christmas cantata, "Santa's Wishing
Box" will be given by the various de-
byterian Sabbath school next week.
An attractive program will feature the
annual Christmas entertainment to be
given by the Wesley Methodist Episco-
pal Sabbath school, Belleville, in the
chapel on Saturday next. The exercises
VIII be held by. the primary department
The senior scholars will conduct their en-
tertainment on the following Sunday
An impressive musical program will be
given under the direction of Chorister
Ellsworth Cadmus at the Fairmount Bap-
tist Church at both services tomorrow
Christmastide services will be held in
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
Market street, tomorrow. The music will
be directed by William r. Williams, and
the soloists will be Miss Elizabeth Bulk
ley, soprano; Mrs NJ. w. Smith, contral-
to; Wi,,iS w r. Williams, liam tenor and Clarence
Will also conduct special exercises. The
pastor, the Rev. DR.. William H. Nor
gan, will preach at both services.
Yuletide sermons will be delivered by
the Rev. Robert Il. Graham at the First
Presbyterian Tabernacle, In Lafayette
| street. tomorrow The Christmas music
Braun, soprano; Miss Helm, contralto;
! James Pollok, tenor. and II. A. Hannah,
bass.
by the Roseville Baptist Church Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor Society:
Frederick Lynn. president; Clifford Doug
las. vice-presdent; Miss Hazel Merritt
secretary; Charles Tate, treasurer, and
Miss May Reed, pianist.
In the Old First Presbyterion Church
Tomorrow, DR.. w. ]. Dawson will preach
kboth morning and evening. His subject
twill be "The Holy Child" In the eve
ming he, will deliver the third of a series
Of popular 9JgIla Sunday evening addresses on
tlons." The subject next Sunday eve
| ming will be "The Advent Message to the
Cultured" In the afternoon at 2:45 the
will be held in, the church. special
service, prepared by Mrs. Florence Rus
sell Kirk, will be used. DR.. w. J. Daw-
son will deliver an address On Friday
Tables Turned" will be given by the
members of the Sunday School.
The Franklin Street NJ. e. Church will
observe tomorrow as Christmas Sunday.
| Special music will be rendered through
the day Subject of the sermon by the
Pastor in n the areot morning 91 Til be- be- Gsd
evening will be: Keep in the Middle of
| the Road"
Samuel Alden Perrine, explorer, travel
er and lecturer, will give his illustrated
address on india" at Wallace Hall to-
morrow afternoon. Sacred concert by
Earle's Orchestra begins at $3.50
At ST. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
| Church the pastor, the Rev. J. H. Mac
Donald, Will preach tomorrow morning
on "The Mighty Lord" special musi-
cal program will be given in the evening.
| L. II. Brumbaugh Superintendent of
adult class work of the Essex County
! Sunday School Association, will speak TO
| the Vance class of the North Reformed
| Church tomorrow afternoon,
The Rev. Henry r. Rose will preach
| In the Church of the Redemer tomorrow
Mt II on "Why Do Universalists Observe
Christmas II the Birth of Jesus Did Not
| Mean the Birth of God? A new rem
dering of HandeFs oratorio of the "Mes-
siah'' at 7:45, with lantern slides Nld
music by the choir.
Christ Fulfilling Our Needs" will be