Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-14

L of Jesus in the Mountains of Galiee."
A meeting of special Importance
will be held at the headquarters of
the Newark No. Corps of the Saliva
ton Army, So Belleville avenue, to-
morrow evening. The service will be
in charge of Mrs Margaret Bovill
who has the supervision of the
Army's rescue work among women
and children in the greater part of
the United States. She will be assist
ed by her son, James Bovill, and
other members of her family, who
will furnish vocal and instrumental
music. The usual morning service
will be held at IL o'clock and the
Sunday school and Bible classes will
meet at 2:45 p m.
Wallace B. Fleming, of Madison,
will speak at Wallace Hall tomor-
row afternoon on Follow Thou Me-"
Illustrated songs will be given by
Frank Farley and Carle's Orchestra
will play. A sacred concert will
begin at $3.50 D. m.
In an illustrated lecture at the Ped
die Memorial Church tomorrow eve
ming DIR. Villers will unfold a pano-
rama of Constantinople, the Bos-
| phorus and the surrounding country,
the storm centre of the present Bal
kan crisis. In the morning there will
be a service preparatory to Christ
mas. DIR. Villers will speak ON the
words 81 Know that Messiah
Cometh." The music at the evening
service will include 1.-THE Earth Is
| the Lord's,' solo and chorus by f.
Lynes, solo by Mr.. Van Nalts; Rock
of Ages" male choir, by H. P Main;
"Hymn of Peace" by w. H. Callcott;
response, "Hear Us Pray" by Grad
| dock At the morning service "a
Dream of Bethlehem" by c. p. Rod
ney, solo and chorus, God So Loved
the World" Gaups Holy City,
Rev. Frank J. Milman, assistant
pastor of the Second Presbyterian |
Church, will speak to the Vance class
of the North Reformed Church to-
morrow afternoon.
In the Old First Presbyterian |
Church tomorrow DR.. w. ]. Dawson, |
pctSlOl, Will pIGdCH -DOl0 IlOTHlDR ana
evening. His morning subject will |
be THE Vision and the Dream" In |
the evening he will deliver the second |
Of series of popular Sunday evening |
addresses, his subject being 1.-THE Ad-
vent Message to the Poor" The re-
naming two topics are THE Advent |
Message to the Cultured and 1.-THE |
Advent Message to the Nations"
angelic Ministry will be the ser
mon theme of the Rev. DR.. Lyman
Whitney Allen at the South Park
Presbyterian Church tomorrow morn
ing
The Rev. Richard S. Cartwright. of
the Paulist Fathers, will have for his
Advent sermon topic at st. Bridget's
Catholic Church tomorrow evening,
Christ, Our Consider"
What Ny Faith Does for My Neigh
bor'' will be the evening subject of
the Rev. John Mcdowell at the Park
Presbyterian Church tomorrow eve
ming. In the morning his subject
will be. Christ the Teacher"
The Christian Endeavor Bible read
ing topic tomorrow will be, Teach
ings of This Years Sunday School
selves Upon Me" The Junior En-
deavor theme will be, Thomas, Who
Could Not Believe Without Seeing"
The Rev. Joseph Hunter. at the
Fifth Presbyterian Church, in Park {
avenue. will deliver his third sermon
of a series on the Johns of Christian
History" tomorrow evening.
"a Plan of Popular Education" will
be the subject of a lecture to be
given by Chester Teller, manager of
the extension work of the Bureau of
Education, New York. under the aus
pices of the Young Peoples Society,
in the Temple B'nm Abraham, High
street. tomorrow evening.
Under the leadership of General
Secretary Henry A. Cozzens, the discus
sion group will consider the subject.
What Must Society DO to Be
Saved" at 9:15 a. M, at the Y. NJ. C.
A. tomorrow. In the afternoon, in
Wallace Hail. at 9:45 o'clock. Wallace
B. Fleming, of Madison. will deliver
an address,
An entertainment, entitled The
New Minister" was given in the
chapel of the Franklin Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church last evening.
JHe men bFOtneTnOOu OIL the Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church, at South
Orange avenue and Seventh street.
enjoyed banquet on Wednesday eve
ming.
"Christ's Advent Message to the
Poor" will be the topic of the Rev.
DR.. w. J. Dawson, at the First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow evening.
Ladies' night was observed by the
Mems Club of the First Presbyterian
Church in the chapel last evening. A
feature OF the social was lively dis
cussion on Woman Suffrage" John |
Sherwin Crosby. of New York, debated |
the affirmative side. and George L.
Prentiss. of Montclair, the negative.
The members of the Catpe Diem |
Club, of the Central Presbyterian |
Church. gave an entertainment under |
the auspices of the Elizabeth Avenue |
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So |
ciety. in the latter church last eve |
ming.
Professor Israel Abrahams, of Cam |
bridge University. Will deliver an ad- |
dress at the Synagogue B'nai Jes- |
hurun. in Washington street, on Sun
day evening. December %. He will |
give the talk under the auspices OF |
the Hebrew Education Society of New
ark
The Rev. Mercer G. Johnston will |
ofIiciate at the services held In Trini- |
ty Episcopal Church tomorrow.
The Rev. DIR. Edmund A. Wasson |
will preach in ST. Stephens Episcopal |
Church, Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
mes tomorrow evening on "PuseV |