Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-27

for tomorrow. -
The theme of Rev. Dean N. Dobson,
at the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. tomorrow evening, will be
1.-THE Wedding Ring and the Welded
Life
The annual reception and dinner Of
the Holy Name Society of the Church
of st. Rose Of Lima will be held In the
parochial school auditorium on We'd
nesday evening, February z. Rev. M.
p. Corcoran, spiritual director, is a
member of the arrangement commit
tee.
Tomorrow evening Rev. Sherman Fl.
Marcy, pastor of the Weequahic Pres
| byterian Church. will preach his fourth
sermon of a series on the "Ten COM
mandments." The topic will be, RE
member the Sabbath Day to Keep it
Holy"
A "~conundrum tea and social was
enjoyed by the members and friends
of the Baptist Young Peoples Society
OF the Elizabeth Avenue Baptist
Church in the Sunday school audito-
rum last evening.
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Forty hours devotions will be OBJ
served in st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church beginning tomorrow morning.
Rev. James P. Poels, the rector, will
officiate, assisted by Rev. Father p.
Fidelis, o. s. B.
why Should I Join the Church,"
will be the subject of Rev. John Nc
Dowell at the Park Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. 1t will be
the final sermon of a series on vital
Questions Answered"
A Mozart musical program will be
given by the choir at the Belleville
Avenue Congregational Church tomor-
row evening. The selections will in
clude several of the great composers
favorite numbers. Special soloists will
assist.
The nnual dinner and reception of
the men of the Park Presbyterian
Church viii be held in the lecture-room
on Friday evening. February rs. The
fspeakers will include former Governor
John Franklin Fort and Rev. DIR. John
r. Carson, of Brooklyn, moderator of
iC itSby tCi idA 1tnGI Ill assembly.
The Mems Club of Grace English
Lutheran Church, of which Rev. M. s.
Waters is pastor, has arranged a
special program for the men and re-
ligious services to be held tomorrow.
The Federation of Protestant
Churches Of Essex County is planning
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churches a list of reference books cov-
ering Bible study, Sunday school work
and other branches of religious en-
deavor. -
On Tuesday evening, February 6. an
address will be made by Rev. DR.. w. j.
Dawson in the chapel of the First
Presbyterian Church and be followed
by a congregational social, with re-
freshments. A feature of the Sunday
services in the near future will be the
singing of a large chorus choir COM
posed of Sabbath school pupils.
Business and Professional Men will
be the subject of a luncheon confer
ence to be held at the Continental
Hotel next Friday, under the auspices
of the Forward Movement. Several of
the team experts will make short adj
dresses.
At the Peddie Memorial Church Sun
day evening Rev. DR.. Thomas j. VII
1ers will give his ina illustrated lee
ture on Russia, the Land of Tolstoy
and Fetler." showing pictures of Sibe-
rian prisons and prisoners. the Rus
sian treatment of women as carriers
and dray-horses. the gigantic fair of
Novgorod, the splendor of the royal
palaces, the present reign-rg czar and
czarina and some of the noted churches
OF the empire. At the morning service
DR.. Villers will speak on "Tomorrow's
Men," in connection with the Men and
Religion Forward Movement. The
choir will be assisted at the evening
service by Mrs. Jessie Marshall and
Mrs. Elizabeth Van Ness Tregaskis in
the duets and chorus, IT Waited fol
the Lord" from Mendelssohn's Hymn
of Praise" and Ever Blessed Child
Rejoice" from the sam, composer
CAthalie''). AT the morning service
Miss Elsa Goepferich will sing Thorn
ass "No Crown without a Cross"