Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-30

DR.. Pleasant Hunter will preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church,
James and Washington streets, to-
morrow morning and evening. The
musical program for the day will be
as follows: Morning-Prelude, Lar
ghetto" Wesley: anthem, aye Shall
Dwell in the Land" Stainer; organ,
offertory, soprano solo. Mendelssohn;
postlude, March Pontificale," de la
Tombelle. Evening-Prelude, Pas
torale," Guilmant; anthem, MY
Mouth Shall Speak the Praise of the
Lord" West; offertory, "Salut
D,Amour,' Elgar; %offertory, my
Faith Looks Up to Thee Buck; re-
Spouse. selected; postlude, Grand
Choeur.' Lemaigre.
The music at the South Park Pres
byterian Church tomorrow will be as
follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, "Priere,"
Devred; soprano solo, Consider and
Hear Me- Wooler; offertory, organ
solo, Allegretto, Schumann; organ
postlude, Tempo di Marcia" Cap
pocci.
Afternoon-Organ prelude, Com
munion,'' Gui1mant; soprano solo,
Just as I AM Smith; organ post
lude, "Postlude." Hesse.
Evening-Opening chorus, Hail
Mighty Victor" arranged from
Gounod; soprano solo, Forever with
the Lord" Gounod; chorus, "God Is
Our Refuge" adapted from Robin
stein; soprano solo, The Lost
Chord" Sullivan.
The following music will be rem
dered in the Church of the Redeemer
tomorrow: Morning-Prelude, An
dante, Smart; professional, we
March to victory" Barnby; anthem,
20 God. Whose Nature and Prop
Gray; response, Peace l
Leave With You,' Burdett; offertory,
"Traumerei," Schumann; solo, En-
Me Not to Leave Thee"
Gounod, Mrs. Speer Minion; anthem,
Praise the Lord, o Jerusalem,
Maunder, Mrs. Spanjer and choir;
postlude, March, Verdi. Evening
Prelude, "Minuet," Beethoven; pro-
c~essional, I'VE March to Victory
Barnby; anthem, 20 Praise God in
His Holiness" Distin; offertory,
Airs; quartet, 20 Hush Thee,
My Baby" Sullivan; Jacobite song,
xvi a Hundred Pipers an A." Mr..
Salvage; postlude, Bonnie Dundee
Central Methodist Church music:
Organ prelude, "Pastorale,' Grigh;
anthem, Jesus, Word of God,' Gou-
nod; response, Hear Me, o God"
Sehilling; offertory, THE Lord Is in
His Holy Temple" Elliott: organ
March," Smart. Evening
Organ prelude, AT Evening"
Buck; anthem, "Magnifcat," Clark;
offertory, 20 Taste and See" Sulli-
van: organ postlude, "Festal March"
Terhune.
At the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the music will be
as follows: Morning-organ prelude
'Elegie," Grieg; opening sentence,
80 Come Let Us Worship" Pales-
anthem, 20 Taste and See"
Goss: ~offertory sentence. "Al Things
Come to Thee, O Lord" Russell; Of
solo for soprano, Jerusalem
"St. Paur'). Mendelssohn; or
gan postlude, "Hosannah!" Wachs.
Communion service, 1880 p. m; or
gan prelude, ave Maria" (Arcadelt),
sixteenth century; anthem. Nor
Love to Theee, o Christ" Widor; or
postlude, 1.-THE Cloister, Masse-
net.
Eyening-Organ prelude, sym
phony No. 5" first moyement),
Widor: opening sentence, 20 Come,
Let Us Worship" Palestrina; Lords
Prayer, quartet; chorus and quartet,
90 Joyful Light" Berthold Tours;
response, Holy Father. Hear Our
Cry" Russell; offertory sentence,
IAN Things Come Of Thee, o Lord"
Russell; ~offertory duet for c%ontralto
and tenor, Children. Pray This Love
to Cherish" Spohr (from God, Thou
Art Create; motel for soprano solo
and chorus. "Ga1lia," Gounod; organ
postlude, "Toccata' Symphony No.
81. Widor.
Music at the Clinton Avenue Re-
formed Church tomorrow Will be as
follows: Morning-Prelude, vision"
Rheinberger; anthem, Beneath the
Cross of Jesus" Berwald. response,