Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-02

Cnurch the evening music VIII Dc aS
follows: Organ prelude, prelude in
F major" Faulkes; anthem. "The
Lord Is My Rock" Woodman; offer
tory, "Reverie,' Faulkes; trio, Il
Sing the Mighty Power of Cod" Sui
livan, Mrs. N. D. Soper. E. A Burk-
hardt and G.. II. Downing; postlude.
"Alla Marcia" Munroe. Holy conf
munion at the morning service, with
the following music: Organ prelude.
"Pastorale, =" Shipper; anthem, Bread
of the World" Breckenridge; offer
tory, Communion" Batiste; solo for
alto. "I Trust Thee Still" Nevin, Mrs.
N. D. Soper; postiude, "Benediction,"
Page.
At the Peddie Memorial Church
| tomorrow. the music In the morning
will be: 1.-THE Earth Is tile Lords"
r. G.. Lynes, bass solo, e. Van Nalts
and chorus; Softly and Tenderly."
male choir, Thompson. At the eve
ming service the choir will be assist
ed in the prelude and postlude by
the Misses Alma Holm and Louisa
| Schwer, ~pianists. The choir selec-
| tions will be: Through the Day Thy
| Love-" Nayler, bass solo and chorus;
"Stand for Christ Your Leader"
| Stebbins, Mr.. Craig and male choir;
"Sing Unto God" e. A. Glare, solo
and chorus; prelude. "Andante,"
from Beethoven,s Fifth symphony;
postlude, .Marche Religieuse,"
Loeschorn.
At the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the musical program will
be. Morning-Organ prelude, "Lamen-
tation," Guilmant; anthem, ~'Soul of
the Righteous" Noble; offertory-
! quartet, Eye Hath Not Seem" Eos
ter; organ postlude, Asses Death"
c'Peer Gynt"), Grieg. Evening-Or-
gan prelude, Andante Cantibile Sym
phony Pathetique." Tschaikowsky;
| choir sentence, "Sanctus' C'Holy
| City'), Gaul; tenor and baritone solos
and chorus, king All Glorious"
Barnby; response. 20 Help Us. Lord"
Russell; choir sentence, "All Things
| Come of Thee, % Lord Russell; Of
fertory, quartet, "Sweet the Moments
Rich the Blessing" Donizetti; sopraso
| solo and chorus. Hear My Prayer"
Mendelssohn; organ postlude, Halle
lujah Chorus" Handel.
The following will be the music
rendered in the Church of the Re-
deemer tomorrow:
Morning-Prelude, "vorspiel," ASH
mall; professional, "Blest Be the Tie
That Binds Nageli; anthem, 1T Is
of the Lords Mercies," Thorne; re-
Spouse, "Give Thy Heart to Me-"
Stainer; offertory, 'fSong," Nevin;
anthem, Master, What Shall I do to
Inherit Eternal Life?" (Bowes), MIR.
Savage and choir; solo, 20 Jesus.
Thou Art Standing" Geibel Mrs.
Baneyi postlude, "March D'Athalia,
Mendelssohn.
Evening-Prelude. Mascagni; pro-
cessional, "Blest Be the Tie that
Binds" Stainer; anthem, THE Ra-
diant Morn Hath Passed Away
Woodward; offertory. "Serenade, "
Schubert; solo, 1.-THE Voice of the
Father (Cowen), Mrs. Spanger; post
lude. Orchestral March," Mendels-
sohn.i
At the Central Methodist Church
tomorrow the musical program will
be as follows: Morning-Organ pre-
lude, Prayer in F." Ceuppens; an
them, 1.-THE Lord Is My Shepherd"
Winchester; response, Hear Me, Q
Lord:,'' offertory, ''Our Soul on God
with Patience Waits" Garrett. organ
postlude, March Religeuse." Merkel.
Evening-Organ prelude, "O~ffertoire,"
Batiste. anthem, "The Radiant
Morn" Woodward; offertory. 1T Am
Alpha and Omega" Stainer; organ
postlude, ."Allegro Maestoso." Men
delssohn.
The music at st. James's Church
tomorrow will be: Morning-Prelude,
Melodie by Eriml; Kyrie. Mendels-
sohn; o~ffertory, soprano solo, se-
lected; Sanctus. Butcher; Gloria in
Excelsis, old chant; Nunc Dimittis,
chant form; Postlude, Communion,
by Renaud. Evening-Prelude. Noe
turne (Moonlight), by D'Elvey;
Choral E%vensong;. Magnificent and
tNunc Dimittis (FestivaD in d, by
Marks; prayer anthem, Hymn 49,;
offertory anthem, "Holiest," Breathe
an Evening Blessing" (alto solo),
West: Benediction Hymn. Beethoven;
postlude, March, by Warmer.
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
The organ music will be taken en-
tirely from the works of the noted
organist, Ralph Kinder. The follow
ing program for the day will be rem
dered under the direction of the or
ganist, James Philipson; Morning
Prelude, Meditation" Kinder; an
them, TIE Deum, Dudley Buck; re-
Spouse, "Bow Down Thine Ear
Sehilling; o~ffertory, "Berceuse," Kin
der; duet, THE Lord Is My Light"
Buck, Mrs. Stats and Mr.. Ross;
postlude, Grand Choeur in A. Kinder.
Evening-Prelude, "~SerenAde," Kin
der; anthem, MY Soul Doth Magnify
the Lord" Blumenschein; anthem,
Evening Hymn" Rheinberger; re-
spouse, "Bow Down Thine Ear
Schilling; offertory, "Idyll," Kinder:
due, "Calm as the Night" Cote.
Mrs. FINLAND and Mr.. Ross; postlude,
Festival March," Kinder.