Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-06
Presbyterian CHURCHES

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AT the South Park Presbyterian Church
Organ prelude, Easter Morn" Mailing;
duet, Awaken, Thou That S%leepest,'
Spence: duet, Victory Shelley. offer
tory, soprano solo, Resurrection Shell;
Guilmant, The afternoon program will be:
Organ prelude, Easter Offertoire. Loret;
duet, H Is Risen, Hulin; offertory, duet,
Thy Saviour Liveth;' organ postlude,
Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Allen, and his
assistant, the Rev. w. Douglass Buchanan,
viii o~tficiate at the services.
The Easter program at the Sixth Pres
byterian Church, Lafayette and Union
streets will be as follows: Morning.a'',Vol-
ggi hrtsft Is R Eisls5fE' spi antaemi bar tianile loio,
Hugh Hamilton; anthem, The Glad Easter
Morning. Lynes; postlude, Wagner. In
the evening the selections will be: Volun-
JOY Barnby, and Il Declare Unto You
the Gospel Rogers. Miss Bigin and Mrs.
Sing viii sing ..Crucifix' (Furner); an
them, Sing. My Tongue, the Glorious Bat
pastor, the Rev. Robert r. Littell. will
preach at both services.
In the Third Presbyterian Church, J. III.
Huntington, jr., organist and choir master.
IS especially fortunate in having the fol-
lowing to assist him in a special musical
Z AHt loi1OITOW evening. MrS, Annie
Louise David, of New York, harpist; Mrs,
Florence Milford Hunt, of this city:
Franklin H.. Branin, violinist. The quartet
of the church includes Miss Lydia Koch
Ter. soprano; Mrs. H. c. Cornell. contral-
to; Charles b. Morse. tenor: Willard Rou-
baud. bass. The special evening service
Is as follows: Violin, harp and organ,
tenor solo, David Singing Before Saul, =
Luigi Bordese; harp solo, "Andante,"
Ilasselmans; anthem, % Risen Lord. -
Garrett; offertory, violin, harp and riga
u argo,," Handel; soprano solo, II Know
That My Redeemer Liveth,' (Messiah).
handel; violin, harp, organ and voice
NMrs. Hunt. II VIII Extol Thee" Mas
"A Picture" (this is by request; the
music written by label and pictures a
young girl at her spinning wheel; all the
beauties Of the harp are displayed in this
dante Religioso," Gounod. In the morning
the following is the music: Anthem.
Faster .Ea:te se Morning. fEa Bgs 90 Schneider nsG' anthem
contralto solo, "Eastertide' (Mrs. Con-
nelD. Liddle; anthem, LAS 1t Began to
Dawn" Barnes. Rev. Robert Scott Inglis,
pastor, will preach special Easter sermons
both morning and evening.
Music at High Street Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will include: Organ,
Grand Ofertory, Grison; anthem, Break
Forth Into JOY" West; The Resurrec-
ton Shelley. soprano solo, Miss Moore,
with violin Obligato by Mr.. Zaremba: Vio-
lin solo, Adagio in A (SchuberD, Mr.. "a
remba; anthem, They Have Taken Away
My Lord Stainer; postlude. Grand March,
Gounod. Evening-Organ. Grand Offertory,
Read anthem, Come, See the Place Where
Iesns Lay. Parker; The Day Is Ended, +"
Bartlett; alto solo, Miss Dewey, with violin
oblieaio by Mr.. Zaremba and quartet; vio-
lin solo, "Cayatina' (Raff), Mr.. Zaremba;
anthem, Unfold, Ye Portals" Gounod;
postlude. Grand March, from Tam
hauser,' Wagner,
In the Old First Presbyterian Church
DR.. W. ]. Dawson will preach in the morn
ing at l0:3O O'Clock and in the evening at
1;45 o'clock. The subject of his evening
sermon will be The Prosecutor" The
other three popular addresses to be deliy-
cred during the Sunday evenings in April
are: THE Apostate." 'dThe Sensualist" and
The Present-Day Miracle" Hymns, print
ed especially for these occasions, will be
sung by the congregation.
At the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the music of the day
Will he as follows:
Morning Serviee-Prelude (organ and
piano., "Kamennoi-Ostrow. Rnbinstein =:
response (men's voices), BLESSED Is He
that Cometh,' Gounod-Nevin; anthem,
( 0enel and to n the King dg{sa Clemens m a al9t
Light Bracket, by Messrs. Dixon n
Burns; offertory violin, organ and piano.,
Hymn a Sainte Cecile,i Gounod; anthem.
The Resurrection Morn" Galbraith; so
prano solo, Light of the World" Adams,
by Mrs. John G.. Keller; postlude (organ
and piano.. March %solennelle.' Ketterer
and Durand.
Evening Serviee-Prelude (organ and
piano., "Kamennoi-Os trow." Rubinstein:
anthem, THE Strife Is Ger" Mendels-
sohn-Buck; tenor solo. Hosanna, Granier,
Mr.. Hugh Dixon; offertory, Il Know
anthem. Christ the Lord Is Risen 70
day" Dudley Buck; soprano solo, Resur-
rexit, Tosti, Miss Katherine McClintock:
postlude (organ and piano.. Procession
March, Scotson Clark. Mrs. Edward Is
Textbook, pianist; Mrs. w. r. Jackson,
organist; Mr.. Charles f. Landmesser. yio-
1inist The pastor, Rev. Joseph F. Fol
som. will preach at both services.