Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-04-06


Surprise and JOY" will be the
Easter theme of Rev DR.. George G.
yogel at the Centenary NJ. e. Church
tomorrow evening. Mrs Krick. soloist,
and an augmented choir will provide a
| special program.
! Norway will be the subject of a
| lecture to be given by Prof j. O. Hall,
! of Evanston, ILL.,, under the auspices
of the Boys Club at the Roseville
evening.
A special Easter offering of $1,000
will be taken at the services held in
the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow
Last evening Handeps oratorio THE
Messiah" was given.
Immigrant Communities will be
the topic at session to be held by the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Forest Hill Presbyterian Church on
next Wednesday afternoon.
The speaker at the reception of the
Presbyterian Union to be held in the
First Church Monday evening will be
United States Senator William E.
Borah of Idaho
Easter Day services will be held in
ST Paups Episcopal Church at Z, $3.50
and 10 80 in the morning. At 745 p. M
there will be special music. Last eve
ming Rev. DIR. Hadley. the rector,
preached on THE Trial of Jesus
Al the North Reformed Church to-
morrow morning an Easter communion
will be solemnized and Loves
Triumph Over SIM will be the sermon
topic of Rev. Lucas Boeve, the assist
ant pastor.
In the evening the pulpit will be
filled by Prof. G. A. Johnston Ross, of
the Presbyterian Seminary. Montreal,
who will discourse on "Our Easter
Hope"
The fifteenth annual rendition of
Stainer's "Cruciixion" was given in
the Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal
Church last evening under the direc-
tion of l.. Carroll Beckel and the
soloists of the First Presbyterian
Church.
"The Creation" by Joseph HAYDN.
will be given its annual rendition at
the First Baptist Peddie Memorial.
Church, directed by Louis Arthur Rus
SELL the organist tomorrow evening.
Special soloists will assist the choir IN
the singing of the oratorio. Easter
exercises will also be held in the after
noon by the Sabbath school The pas
tor. Rev DIR. Thomas J. Villers. will
fill the pulpit at both services.
The congregation of the Summerfied
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Sum-
mer avenue and Heller parkway, will
celebrate it's nineteenth anniversary
Sunday, April H. Tomorrow the East
ertide will be observed at all the serv-
ices, and the pastor Rev. Julius F.
Maschman, will fill the pulpit morning
and evening.
Easter communion will be solemnized
at st. Johns Lutheran Church, at
Avon avenue and South Tenth street,
tomorrow, with Rev. Oscar E. Braune
officiating. Services will be conducted
in both English and German. The Sab
bath school will also hold special
Easter exercises.
Under the leadership of Pattie Wat
lsins. impressive Easter services will be
held in the Peoples Temple, at IA Cen
tral avenue, tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Addresses will be made and
Pattie Watkins and others will sing
Easter carols.
The musical program at the Fair
mount Baptist Church tomorrow will
be directed by Choirmaster ELLSWORTH
Cadmus. and the soprano solo selec-
tions will be sung by Miss Emily
Grafke. The choir will be assisted by
large chorus. The pastor, Rev.
George e. Lombard both morning and
evening, will preach. The Sabbath
school will conduct special exercises,
The services at the House of Prayer.
Episcopal tomorrow will be largely
musical. and will comprise the rendi-
tion of professional hymns, anthems
and carols Holy communion viii be
solemnized in the morning and Rev.
John S. Miller, the rector, Will ofnciates
The evening service will also be de-
voted to music, prayer and sermon.
Mrs John Keller, the organist, will d.
rect the program.
Rev. DIR. Cornelius Woelfkin, pro-
fessor of homiletics, Rochester Theo-
logical Seminary, and who preached
both morning and evening in the Ped
die Memorial Church, this city, on sum
dav. March %, has been selected to
fiji the pulpit of the Fifth Avenue Bap-
tist Church. Manhattan. as the sue
cessor of Rev. DIR. Charles F. Aked.
This church has become famous as the
religious home of John d. Rockefeller.
The pastorate is said to pay salary
of $4,000 year.
A large delegation Of church-workers
from this vicinity will attend the con-
servative congress of the Men and Re
ligion Forward Movement, which will
be held in Carnegie Hall, Manhattan,
on Friday, April 10, to Wednesday,
April "a.
Many delegates from this city will
attend the annual session of the
Woman's Presbyterian Society for
Foreign Missions, which will open in
the Third Presbyterian Church, In Eliz-
abeth, on Tuesday Mrs. J. T. Keer, |
president of the society, of Elizabeth,
will preside.
Rev. Henry r. Rose will take his
theme for his Easter sermon tomorrow