Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-17
Church Music

Of LIE hi1DI1i11lGAS'
Morning. organ prelude, "Berceuse,
Renard: professional, Forward Be
Our Watchword;" anthem, Emanuel"
Spinney; response after prayer. Near
er, My God to Thee" Hanscom; Offer
tory, Saviour When Night" Shelley;
after sermon, Comfort, Q Lord" Goss;
organ postlude In d, Price. Evening.
organ prelude, variations on Theme"
Buck: professional, Forward Be u
Watchword;" anthem, Flag of the
Free" McCaskey; offertory, when
Streaming From the Eastern Skies"
Sudds; organ postlude, 1.-THE Temple
March," Vincent.
ST. LUKE'S M. E. CHURCH, Clin-
ton avenue and Murray street: Rev,
James H. Macdonald, pastor. will
preach at both morning and evening
Organ prelude. Prelude in e, Richard
son; anthem, "Consider and Hear Me-"
Pfiueger; offertory, Melodie in A, Ash
fore; solo for tenor, Gently, Lord, o
G.itly Lead U.s. Schneider. Mr.. E. A.
Burkhardt; postlude. Allegro, Tours.
Evening-Prelude, Impromptu, Tritant;
anthem, Art Thou Weary?' Scott;
offertory, Vesper Hymn, Smith; solo
for baritone, "The Good Shepard"
Vandewater, Mr.. G. H. Downing: post
Jude, Postlude in A minor, Scott.
PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH:
The annual rendition of Mendelssohn's
oratorio "St. Paul' will be given by
the choir Ct the Peddie Memorial
Church Sunday evening, under the
direction of L. A. Russell, the organist
Of the church, the occasion being the
celebration of Founders Day." in
memory of the late Thomas B. Peddie.
The prelude and offertory will be
movements from Mendelssohn's Hymn
of Praise" Symphony and Symphony
In A minor, arranged for piano duet,
organ and violin, with Mr.. Andrew
voss, violin; the Misses Alma Holm
and Ethel Pursel, pianists, and Mr..
Russell. organ The sololsts WILL be
Mrs. .r1ssie Marshall, soprano; Mrs.
Orrie Taylor, soprano; Mrs. Beth
! Tregaskis. mezzo-soprano; Mr.. Samuel
Craig, tenor. and Mr.. Alex Whyte.
bass.
HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH: Organ prelude in F, Best;
anthem, my Soul Doth Magnify the
Lord" West; offertory, 81 Waited for
the Lord" Mendelssohn; postlude in
D, Lemmens. Evening, prelude in G,
Best; offertory, "Sun Of My Soul"
Schumann; anthem, Sweet Savior,
Bless Us Ere We Go" Gilchrist; post
lude, Rinck.
PEDDIE MEMORIAL CHURCH:
Mendelssohn's oratorio, st. Paul."
will be given its annual rendition by
the chsir of the Peddie Memorial
Church Sunday evening, with the festi-
val chorus of the church, and the fol-
lowing. soloists: Mrs. Jessie Marshall,
Mrs. Orrie Taylor, Samuel Craig and
Alexander Whyte; Andrew Voss, vio-
linist; Misses Alma Holm and Ethel
Pursel, pianists, and Louis A. Russell,
organist and conductor. The prelude
at 1880 o'clock will be the Adagio from
Mendelssohn's symphony in A minor,
for piano duet, violin and organ, and
the o%ffertory will be the Allegretto from
the Hymn of Praise symphony, for
the same instruments, Founders Day"
in emo Of the late Thomas B. Ped
die, will be. observed at all of the
services, with special service in the
morning by Rev. Charles N. Arbuckle,
IN the topic, 1.-The Faith for Today"
At the evening. service Mr.. Arbuckle
will max an address on sSthe topic,
1.-THE Manifest Glory of Christ" The
services will be conducted by the pas
tor; Rev. DR.. Thomas j.. Villers.
CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH: Morning-Prelude in D
fiat, Rogers; anthem, 20 Lord, Rebuke
Me Not" Simpson: offertory, contralto
solo, NINETY and Nine." Campion,
Mrs. Stats; postlude. Grand Choeur,
Lacroix. Evening-Prelude, Serenade,
Kinder; anthem, Praise the Lord"
Randegger; offertory. tenor solo, "How
Sweet the Jane of Jesus Sounds"
Fearis, Mr.. Soden; postlude, Festival
March, Best.
SECOND PRESBY TERIAN
CHURCH; Morning, prelude, "Noc-
t%urne," Parker; anthem, Father,
Beneath Thy Sheltering Wings
Broome; duet, II Waited for
the Lord" Mendelssohn, So
prano and alto; postlude, "Scherzo
Symphonique," Renaud Evening, pre-
lude. Largo" from New World Sym
phony." Dvdfak; anthem, abide With
Me-" Homer Bartlett; offertory, "Tarry
With Me, Q, My Saviour" Osborne;
response. 1.-THE Homeland" Sullivan;
postlude, "Marche ~Triumphale." Du-
bois.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
Morning-"And God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" Field; Crossing the Bar
Woodward. Evening-Jubilate, War
rem; 20 Savior of the World Goss,