Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-16

morning worship at 10 40 on "Signs o.
the Times" Evening services will bi
, held at 7;45, with sermon on "a
Euined Race" Sunday school will h,
held at 2 80 and Young Peoples meetirG
at Gas Mid-week service will be held
on Thursday at 7 :45.
At St Marks Mission, services tomor
row will be as follows: Communion
service, s a. ms; morning service, IL a
M. evening service, 7.45.
] At the Third Presbyterian Church to.
morrow the Rev. DIR. Arnold Fismer. a
professor In the Bloomfield Theological
Seminary, will occupy the pulpit at the
morning service. In the evening the
Rev. DR.. Robert Scott Inglis, pastor of
the church, will deliver the first of a
series of illustrated lectures on Bunyon's
Pilgrims Progress"
1 At the North Reformed Church tomor-
row the pulpit win be occupied by the
Rev. DI. @. A Johnston Ross. formerly
| Of Montreal, now of Union Seminary,
New York. who will preach at both morn
ing and evening services. The last three
years DR.. Ross has been the most con-
spieuous preacher and lecturer at the
| Mortified General Conference
4 The Rev. Henry r. Rose will begin a
series of three sermons in the Church of
the Redeemer tomorrow morning on
''Three Things No Man or Woman should
Ever Lose" He will give an illustrated
lecture at T:45 on the morality play,
'Everywoman." The Christian Union
will give birthday party and social
Tuesday night.
At the Peddie Memorial Church Sunday
evening the Rev. DR.. Thomas J. villers
will give his third address to young
men, his topic being, THE Young Man
Who Made Good" At the morning serv-
| ice he will continue his meditations on
'The Lords Prayer" speaking on "our
Forgiven Debts" The music at the morn
| Ing service will include Handel's 20
Lord, Correrct Me Not in Thine Anger"
| solo, by Miss Anna Benedict, and Brant's
Though Your Sins Be as Scarlet"
tenor solo, Samuel Craig and chorus.
At the evening service the music
will include, Unto God Be the Glory"
Mozart; press Toward the Mark" male
choir, ]. McGranahan; praise the Lord,
| o Jerusalem" soprano solo, Miss Goep-
ferich and chorus, by ]. n. Maunder.
Bishop John NJ. Walden, Of Cincinnati,
will preach In the Franklin Street NJ. r.
Church tomorrow morning. The preacher
in the evening will be the Rev. Dr. Robert
/ A Cfanhapa ~ nanvt1Ia
Many Methodists of this city will
| journey to Jersey City tonight to hear
Bishop William A. Quayle deliver his
lecture on "The Tragedy of Rip Van
winkle," at the Lafayette Methodist
Church, Pacific avenue, that city.
| The Women's Union of the First Con-
gregational Jube Memorial Church will
hold an all-day meeting on Thursday,
| November q, in the church parlors. The
| guest of honor at the afternoon session
will be Mrs. William Birdseye, president
OF the Woman's Home Missionary Union
of New Jersey.
| At St ThOmas's Episcopal Church.
Roseville and Park avenues, tomorrow,
the Rev. J. r. Atkinson, the rector, will
preach at the morning service on "The
Church and the Stage; What the Master
| Sayeth." In the evening the rector will
| deliver the first of a series OF sermons
on ''Things that Have Helped taking as
his subject, Sermons that Have Helped"
Nelson Pruden. a former actor. will
speak and sing at the Children's Temple
tomorrow evening at 7:SO. The children's
choir of twenty -four voices will render a
| program.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow DR.. W. J. Dawson, the pastor
will inaugurate the Home Mission weeli
services by preaching in the morning on
lone of These Little Ones" and in the
evening on "Our Debt to Christ"
On Monday evening there will be a
music recital under the direction Of Alex
ander Russell. at Z :5 and at S:15 Frank
lin Matthews will lecture on the Panama
Canal.
On Tuesday evening at O'clock thf
FIRST o. the Union Interdenom:nationa
Home Mission work services will be held
DIR Dawson will preside and deliver G
hricr ldress Of welcome. The speaker
OK the evening will be Professor E. A
Steiner. Phi. D.. of Grinnell College, per
haps the greatest authority on the immi
grant question in the United States.
On Wednesday evening the speaker will
be the Rev. Charlss Sickle, widely know
as tue chairman in charge OF the socia
service department of the Men and Re
ligion Forward Movement.
On Thursday evening there will be
personification Of various objects of hOm
missionary appeal in dialogue writer
by Mrs. Florence Russell Kirk, and un
der the direction of Miss Marie Dodd
who, with a number of the young ladie
and young men Of this and othe
churches will impersonate characters o
interest to students of home missions
The speaker Of the evening will be Df
Jonathan Day, who for some time ha
been in charge of the Labor Temple
Fourth avenue and Fourteenth street
New York. He will speak on "The Prob
lens of the CITY,"
On Friday evening the speaker will o
the Rev. DR.. Charles s. Mills, Of Mont
clair, successor to DR.. A. Fl. Bradford
sunday, week, at the close of the HON
; Mission week, Dr. W. J. Dawson win ex
change pulpits with DR.. w. P. Merrill, =
the Brick Church, New York, who vii
preacl, in the Old First Church AZ 2 a
p. NJ.
RABBI LYONS TO SPEAK
Rabbi Alexander Lyons, Of Brook
lyn, editor Of the American Citizei
and In charge of q large and infiu