Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-06

will of1ciate at all masses tomorrow.
From what can be CLEANED there Is
little likelihood of the Central and
Third Presbyterian 1ocks effecting a
church merger. The Central congre-
cation has closed a most prosperous
year. and the uniting of the fiocks
/ would require the charging of the
Central ed!1ce.
The new church for ST. Marks Epis-
copal Mission, at Heller parkway and
Ridge street, Forest Hill, is about COM
pleted. The church auditorium Will
seat 800. Ground was broken for the
new building last September.
The rector is Rev. Albert w. Fl.
Thompson, former curate assistant OF
Rev. Louis Shreve Osborne, at Trinity
Church.
Mission night will be observed in the
First Presbyterian Church next Tues
day evening, and Rev. L. B. Hills, the
assistant pastor, will deliver a lecture
on the philippines"
"a Twig of Thorn" a two-act play,
Will JIG 5lNCIl hlidC tiS ahoPiNN0 u Viz
Young Women's Christian Association
at IA East Park street, Friday evening,
January IL. Mrs. John Stobaeus is
tee,
The speaker at the mems meeting in
the Y. M. c. A. tomorrow afternoon
will be Rev. Thomas Houston, the blind
evangelist. He will also sing during
the service.
Rev. DR.. Edward Worcester. rector
If the Emmanuel Church, Boston, and
founder Of the Emmanuel movement,
will give a lecture or this method of
mental healing in the First ~Presbyte-
rian Church. Monday evening, January
Is. An organ recital by L. Carroll
Beckel will precede the address.
The local Catholic churches and the
Holy Name societies .iliated with the
many parishes are preparing to observe
the feast of the Holy Name, which will
be celebrated with special services on
Sunday next, January Ia.
1.-The Relations of the Church to
Socialism will be discussed by Rev.
Percy S. Grant and Rt. Rev Frederick
Courtney, of New York city. at a SEES
sion of the Church Club of the Episco-
pal diocese of Newark in Trinity
House, Recto, street, on Monday eve
ming. A dinner will be served at 6
o'clock.
TIL official board of st. Paul's Epis-
t7oal Church., at High and Market
streets, propose in the near future to
place in the church a memorial to the
late Rev. Joseph H. Smith, who Of
fciated as rector of the parish for
twel. five years. 1t is expected that
a sta~ined-glass window will be adopted
as the memorial.
At the Third Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening the Christmas music
will be repeated under the direction
of j. H.. Huntington, jr., organist and
choirmaster. The soloists will be Miss
Lydia d. Koehler, Mrs. II. E. Con-
nell, Charles B. Morse and Willard
Roubaud.
Under the auspices of the Men and
Religion Forward Movement a series
OF shop meetings will be held in vari-
Gus sections of the city during the
noon hour neXt week.
The plants to be visited will be the
j. S. Mundy machine shop, in Pros
poet street: the Maher & Flocl1hart
foundry, 60 Polk street; the Whitehead
& Hoag factory. in Washington street;
the Gould & Eberhardt machine shop,
New Jersey Railroad avenue; the
W~orthington Pump Works, Harrison,
and the Heller Bros Company, in For
est Hill. Those who will make adj
dresses will be Rev, r. Arid Moffat,
of the Jube Memorial Church; Rev,
Robert Z. Littell. ol the Sixth Pres
byterian Church; Rev. DIR. Dawson. OF
the First Church; Rev. James \. So
landt, OF the Belleville Avenue Con-
gregational Church; Rev. B. IL. Me
Coy. of the Sanford Street M. f
Church, East Orange, and Rev. e. O