Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-18
Churches of
the Oranges

Rev. DIR. Frederick C. Mooney, OF
Newark, will preach at the morning
service at the Park Avenue NJ. r. Church,
East Orange, tomorrow. In the evening
Ivan p. Flood will give an address on
'The Boy; The Futures Opportunity"
The music at the morning service will
be as follows: Organ prelude, 'In Modo
Religioso," Glaosnow; anthem, 30 Lord.
Our Governor" Gadsby; anthem, Turn
Thy Face from My Sins" sullivan;
postlude, "Triunphal March," Parker,
Evening ''Impromptu In A
fat" Parker; anthem. Lead, Kindly
Light" Pughe Evans; solo, 20 Lord, Be
Merciful," Bartlett, Miss Gsellar; an
them, 20 Saviour of the World Goss; I;
postlude, "Finale from Sonata" Rhein-
| berger.
AT Christ Church, East Orange. the
services will be as follows: 8 A. M,
holy communionI II a. M. morning prayer
and sermon by the rector Rev. {. Il.
Hutchison; p. IN, Sunday school; p'
M, evening prayer and question box con-
Quoted by the rector Music Morning
prayer, IL a. M; prelude, "Hora Gau-
dfoso,n Bossi Te Deum In II, Smart;
offertory, THE Lord Is Ny Light Par
ker; postlude "Huldigungsmarsch." Wag-
ner. Evening prayer, p. M; prelude,
"Cantabile,' Rousseau; Magnihcat In &,
Clough- -Leighter; offertory, Jesus, Word
OF God Incarnate," Elgar; postlnde,
Grand Choeur,' Rousseau.
At the First Presbyterian Church, Or
ange, James Nicol Muir will conduct his
class for mems Bible study at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The pastor Rev. DIR.
Charles Townsend, will preach at the II
a. m. service on "The Gospel of the
Opened window" Vesper service, last
ing three-quarters of an hour, will be held
st 4:15 D. m. Especial interest Is given
| to this appointment tomorrow by the
presence of Antonio Alright, for forty
years a Presbyterian pastor, aud before
that an Italian gale yslave, who will
speak upon his early life and experiences.
This Is the FIRST time that Mr.. Arrighi
has ever spoken on this subject in Or
ange. The Young Peoples League will
meet In the chapel at 1880 p. IN.
At Grace Church, Orange, service. will
be: Holy communion at n. m.: morn
ing prayer and sermon Mt II a. m: even
ing prayer and sermon at 7:45 p. m.
Rev. Charles Thomas Walkley, rector,
| will preach at the IL o'clock service, on
Charity Covers Multitude of Sins"
| In the evening Rev. Carolus r. Webb
will preach on "The Golden Calf"
Music: Morning, "Te Deum In E-fiat,'
Woodward: anthem. THE Lord is Jgx-
alted," West evening, anthem, Leave
| Us Not" stalner.
New Church, Orange, service: Sermon
by Rev Adolph Roeder at II A. m. on
"rhe Ascension Of the Christ; the Inner
Verify In This Church Tradition. The
mems class has closed its sessions for the
season. Mr. Roeder lectures Mt In the
evening He will deliver his first book
talk" 1t Is entitled old Friends in New
Guise," and covers three books.
| Rev. Robert Brewster Beattie will
preach morning and evening tomorrow at
the Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church,
East Orange Services a. II a. IN and
D. m The theme Of the morning will
be 1.-THE Pillars of Our Faith and in
the evening Mr.. Beattie will preach on
''Llfe's SUBMITS" Music for the morn
| ing: Anthem, 20 Be Joyful in the Lord,
Buck; offertory anthem, BE Ye All of
One Mind" Godfrey alto solo. There
Is Land" Crowninshield; organ post.
lude, sortie In c, Foote. Music for
/ the evening; Organ prelude, prelude in
| D." Selby; quartet I'm God is My Health
and My Glory" Hopkins; offertory
anthem. "Art Thou Weary?" Chadwick;
tenor solo. The Lord Is My Shepherd"
Horsley organ postlude, sonata Move
ment in c." Mendelssohn.
The sermon topic of Rev. George p.
! Eastman at the Orange Valley Congre-
| gational Church tomorrow will be:
Morning, China, World Problem"
evening. The China of Today"
Regular morning worship. with sermon
| by the pastor, at l0:45, win be held at
/ the Unitarian Church. Orange. Subject
OF sermon. THE ChurchS Call to serv-
| Ice" Mr.. Decker will play the fol-
| lowing selections: Prelude, Pastorale,"
Schneider; response, Ave Verum." Mo-
zart; "Postlude in A minor" Vincent.