Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-12

The musical program at the Cen
trial Methodist Church tomorrow will
be as follows: Morning-Organ pre-
Jude in A fiat, Forester; anthem,
PRAISE the. Lord" Clark; response,
Give Ear. o Lord" schiIling; of
fertory, Fear Ye Not, o Israel"
Spicker; organ postlude, "Triumphal
March," Guilmant. Evening-Organ
prelude, 'Cantelene," Salome; an
them, HE Waters the Hills Spin
ney; offertory. 20 Taste and See,"
Sullivan; ryan %postlude, march,
| Costa.
At st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. j. II. Macdonald.
| pastor, will observe Rally Day In all
departments of the church and Sun
day school tomorrow. The morning
music will be as follows: Organ
| prelude, "Marche Romano" Gounod;
anthem, 20 Lord, How Happy We
Should Be-" Stebbins. and 1.-THE
Homeland Sullivan, both by
special request; ~postlude. Allegro
Maestoso, Loret. The evening serv-
ices will be largely musical, with the
following program: Organ prelude,
Festival Prelude" Flagler; anthem,
when l Consider Thy Heavens"
Trowbridge: duet for soprano and
baritone; abide With Me-" Nevin,
Miss May C. Korb and Mr.. G.. HI
Downing; offertory, Pilgrims
Chorus" Wagner: solo for soprano.
20 Divine Redeemer,' Gounod, Miss
May C. Korb; trio for soprano, alto
and tenor, FEATHER, Lead Me by Thy
Hand" Butterfield, Miss May c.
Korb, Mrs. Newton D. Soper and
Mr. E. A. B%urkhardt; solo for BARI
tone, open the Gates Knapp, Mr..
G. II. Downing, by special request;
anthem, Love Divine" Marks; post
lude, "Marche," from "~Tannhauser,
Wagner.
The music at the morning service
of the Peddie Memorial Church will
include, "Hark, Hark, My Soul for
chorus and solos, by H. r. Shelley.
and "A Vision of Heaven" from
Spohr's Last Judgment" solos by
Miss Anna Benedict, Messrs. Craig
and Van Nalts.
At the evening service the choir
will sing 81 VIII Magnify Thee, 0
God, My King by Shaw; See Ye
the Lord" male chorus, obi
offertory, "Still, Still With Thee"
baritone solo and chorus, Mendels-
sohn. Russell; prayer response, Hear
Us Pray Craddock.
This is the program of music at
the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
for tomorrow:
Morning-Prelude. "Intermezzo,
Bizet; anthem. Praise God in His
Holiness" Tours; offertory, "Medi-
tation,'' Lemaigre; tenor solo, the
Lord Is My Light" Aliitsen, Mr..
Soden; postlude, March Pontiical,'
De la Tombelle.
Evening-Prelude, "Au Mer' c'By
the Sea-, Schubert: motel, "Grander
Than Oceans Story" Costa; anthem,
Lead Kindly Light" Buck; response,
Bow Down Thine Ear Schilling;
offertory, lie Cygne' cine SWAMI,
Saint Saens; duet. Now We Are Am
~bassadors,' from st. Paul." Mendels-
sohn, MIR. Soden and Mr.. Ross; post
lude, ''Triumphal March," Costa.
James Philipson, organist.
Music at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning = Prelude. "Benediction
N%uptiale," S~aint-Saens; anthem,
"Still. Still With Thee" Rogers; or
gan, offertory. '~Pastorale," Lemare;
offertory, alto solo, Jesus Gentlest
Saviour" Marks; postlude. Grand
Choeur.' Renaud.
Evening-Prelude, (a) "Serenade,'
Pierne, (b) Prayer Wolf-Ferrari;
anthem, Love Divine" Schneider;
organ offertory, lntermezzo, Rogers;
offertory, quartet, "Tarry With Me-"
Baldwin: response, soprano solo,
Shadows" postlude, Grand March,
from Aida Verdi.
The following music will be rem
dered in the Church of the Redeemer
tomorrow: ar
Prelude, I~ntermezzo. Mascagni; pro-
cessional, "Blest be the Tie That
Binds" Nageli; anthem, 20 How
Amiable Are Thy Dwellings" West;
response, "Give Thy Heart to Me-"
Stainer; offertory. Allegretto, Bee
thoven: anthem, whatsoever Drink
eth of This Water" Field, Mr.. Gulick
ard choir; solo, saved by Grace"
Stebbins, Mr.. James Savage; post
lude, March, VOLTS.
Rally day will be observed in all
departments of st. Luke's NJ. e.
.,I.,..l. 49,, - ~ A. tho nonrninp
service at 1880 there will be scecial
music and the pastor, tho Rev. j. II
Macdonald, will preach a sermon on
1.-THE Glorious Church." In the eve
Ming at 7:45 a musical service will be
given by the quartet. under the direc-
ton of George II. Downing. AS q
special number Mr.. Downing will sins
open the Gates" by Knapp.
The Sunday scrooi will hold its
services at 2:30 y. m. and will be adj
dressed by the Rev. DR.. Fred Glare
Baldwin, of Calvary M. q. Church
East Orange. Special decorations
have been arranged by the Flora
Circle of the church
Music at the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows.
Morning-Organ prelude. Adagi'
(from Sonata in c minor). RALPH
Baldwin. choir sentence. "Sanctus'
c.Holy City''), Gaul; anthem. Il An
Alpha and Omtga," Stainer; response
| 1.-THE Lords Prayer" choir: Choir
sentence. "All Things Come of Thee
| o Lord Russell :%soprano solo The
| Prayer Perfect Russell: organ post
! lude Andante Maestoso, Pierne,
Evening-Organ prelude, Adagi'
0rom Symphony No. 81. Widor; choil
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