Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-12-07

| Fathers, at st. Bridget'S Catholic
Church tomorrow evening.
The subject of the Rev. DIR. John
Mcdowell, at the Park Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow morning, will be,
Christ the Friend"
"An Evening With the Stars and
| Worlds will be the illustrated lee
ture topic of Garrett p. Serviss, the
astronomer, at the Church of the Re
deemer, Sunday evening. James
Savage, the chorister, will provide a
special program.
Professor Richard Gottheil, Phi. D.,
| the noted explorer, will deliver a lee
ture on Tour in Modern Pales-
tine" tomorrow evening in the Tenn
pie B'nai Jeshurun. Washington
street.
''The Sport of Fishing" will be the
| subject of a s-tereopticon lecture to
be given by B. S. Whitehead before
| the members of the Mems Club of the
| Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
on Thursday evening. December 10.
The b%i-monthly congress of the
Essex Endeavor Union was held last
| evening in the Memorial Presbyterian
Church. HI general topic was,
Prayer Meeting and Lookout Work"
| and the discussion leaders were H.
| A. Marshall and william Brodie.
Evangelistic service are still be-
ing held in the Summerfield Metho-
dist Episcopal Church., under the d.
rection of Charles L. Evarts, of Bos-
tor.
The Rev. DIR. S. b. Rossiter, at the
~ 49, 6t.A-@l A4r.A-
row evening, will deliver his third
discourse of a series on Popular
Vices"
A Christmas bazaar will be held in
the Old Baptist Church. under the
auspices of the young women afili-
ated with the new Lutheran Mission,
In Verona avenue, Woodside, ON We'd
nesday and Thursday next.
The bowling alleys in the basement
of the Emmanuel Baptist Church, For
est Hill section, which were installed
by the Mems Union two months ago.
have proven a decided success.
The fourth sermon of a series on
THE Modern Pilgrims Progress" will
be preached by the Rev. George e.
Lombard. at the Paramount Baptist
Church tomorrow evening.
"
Charles Dickens's christmas Carol'
will be given under the auspices of
the Epworth League of the Morrow
Memorial Methodist Church, Maple
wood, Friday evening.
The Rev. Nehemiah Boynton. of the
Clinton Avenue Congregational
Church, Brooklyn, will deliver a lee
ture on American Humor." in the
a-@-a nuzA~E- ,-
ington street. Monday evening.
Mrs. Richard C. Jenkinson, presi-
lent of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association, will make the add
dress of Welcome at the annual mem
bership banquet, to be held in the
parish hall of sthe Roseville Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. on next Wed
nesday evening. Some $50 covers
will be laid. Miss Jessie w. Fairlie
is chairman of the membership com
mittee, and those in charge of the
general arrangements are Mrs. Will
lam L.. Parker and Miss Clara Wack-
enhuth.
The second annual minstrel enter
tainment and reception of ST. Johns
Luther Society was held at the Turn
bull Auditorium, in Market street.
last evening.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening the pas
tor, the Rev. Joseph Hunter, will
preach the second sermon of a series
on THE Johns of the Christian
Church."
For the benefit of the weequahic
Episcopal Mission, a fair and annual
sale was held in the mission rooms,
at 691 Elizabeth avenue, last evening.
Mrs. E, H. Anderton was chairman of
the arrangement committee.
The Rev. Henry ]. Campbell. of
East Orange, will preach at the
Feast of the Immaculate Conception,
to be celebrated by the Young Ladies'
Sodality of the Children of Mary So
ciety of the Church of the Sacred
Heart, Bloomfield, on Sunday after
noon.
THE Foreigner in America will be
the subject of an illustrated lecture by
the Rev. Thomas j., Villers, d. D., at the
Peddie Memorial Church Sunday eve
ming. Immigrants of many ationalities
will be seen passing their examination
at Ellis Island, then earning a living and
making their home, with a glimpse also
of their school and church life. Tn the
morning DIR. Villers will give the last
sermon in his series on 'The Lords
Prayer" the special topic being ''Our
Coveted Deliverance." The music at this
evening service will include: "sleepers,
Wake" (st. Paul., Mendelssohn; sAt
Evening Time" J. H. Burke (male
chorus) 1.-THE Holy City" Adams. solo
and chorus. At the morning service.
Sweet Is Thy Mercy" Barnby, Miss
Goepferich and chorus; Turn Thy Pace
from My SINS" A. s. Sullivan: nra yer
response, holy, Holy" l.. A. Russell.
On Friday evening Ladies' Night,
will be served by the Mems Club of the
First Church. At this meeting the toni
of woman suffrage will be discussed by
John Sherwin Crosby, of New York. who
will uphold the rights of women voters
and Mr.. George L. Prentiss, of Mont.
clair, who will take the opposite stand.
point. Music and refreshments will be 8
feature Of the meeting.
Services at st. Marks Mission tomor.
row will be: Communion, s a. M: reg
ular morning services, II o'clock; eve.
ming services, 7:45.
The Rev. William Eakins. pastor OF
the Franklin Street Methodist Episcopa
Church, will occupy the pulpit at bott
services tomorrow. The subject In thf
morning will be Before the Throne
The evening topic will be "The New
Song An entertainment entitled 9TH,
New Minister" will be given on Friday
evening for the benefit of the SUNDAY
school.