Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-21

Star of the Orient" Shelley; organ post
lude, Solemn March, Lemaigre.
tha hEy&eniing,orga9 prelude, shePFher{dHs PF {Hora N
lncarnate," Clough-Leiter organ offer
tory, "Berceuse." Kinder; Offertory, la)
soprano solo, Once in Royal David 5
City" Stewart: lbl alto solo, An old
', THE Manger Cradle" Neidlinger
anthem, 1.-The Hymn of the Angels" ].
d. West; organ postlude, "Grand Choeur,
Guilmant.
The Christmas program at ST.. Aloysi-
us's r. c. Church will be: $50 a. M,
Bartholomew Mass in e fiat will be
sung. The offertory will be. 'Adeste FL
deles," by Novello At the 10:30 mass
Won der Helde Orchestra will assist the
choir. The following program will be
rendered: Prelude, orchestra and organ,
Elgar; Mass of the Immaculate Concep-
ton" Weigand; offertory, "Adeste FL
! deles," Noyello; postlude, orchestra and
organ, Kretchsmer
At benedietion, Immediately after mass,
this will be the program: o Salutaris,
Dubois; "Tantnm Ergo,o ,u;al Guilmant; Tn :
soloists will be: Miss NJ. Mahon, so
prano; Miss l.. Kelly, alto; ID. keefe,
tenor; C. A. Debold, bass; f. 7. Dunn,
organist.
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning-organ, "Offertorie de st.
Cecile,' Batiste; anthem, Arise. Shine,
them, And There Were Shepherds" F"
Williams; offertory, violin 5 olo, "Ro-
nance in D." Won Goeus, Mr.. Wicken
hoefer; anthem, Great and Glorious Are
''Triumphai March," Guiimant. :,
wagner anthem, %Proclaim Ye His
Name Judson; Anthem, List the
offertory, violin solo, ''serenade," Schul-
bert Mr.. Wickenhoefer; anthem, THE
Heavens Are Telling" Hayden; "Grande
offertory in F. Wely.
Christmas music in Re Franklin Street
NJ Il. Church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Songs of Praise the Angels Sang" !"
WIN NJ. S. Brown; From Lands Afar, -
Fred b. .Holton; THE Angels song" Ira
b. Wilson; Babe of Bethlehem, Sleep"
II. S. Lorenz; 10y to the World,'' Carrie
h. Adams; 'It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Lee G. Kaatz,
Handels oratorio, 1.-The Messiah" will
be given its annual Christmas rendition
by the choir of the Peddie Memorial
Church tomorrow evening. The choir will
number thirty-six selected voices, and the
solos will be sung by Mrs. Jessie Mar
shall, Mrs. Beth Tregaskis, Samuel Craig
and Ernest Van Naits. Mr.. Russell, the
ehoirmaster, at the organ, will be assisted
by Robert Griesenbeck, Yiolinist, in Sc
lections by Handel, as organ and violin
duets, and in the oratorio MI. Griesen-
beck Will also play in the overture and
pastoral symphony. The morning service
at this church will include the sermon on
christmas JOY" by the pastor, the Rev.
Thomas ]. Villers, d. d. The Bible
school will join with the congregation in
this Christmas service with carols. The
service will conclude with the ordinance
of baptism.
At the Church of the Redeemer the fol-
lowing music will be rendered tomorrow:
Prelude, Nazareth" Gounod; process
sional, I'VE March to Victory" Barnby;
anthem sng o. Sing This save Bes3fS TiS
YOU, Burdett; offertory. ''Cantiqne d.,
! Noel" Adam; carol, christmas Bells,
Gaul; solo, "The Star of Bethlehem
Adams, Mr., Savage, postlude. "Halle'
I've Evening: : Prelude, Largo" Handel;
professional, I'VE March to Victory,
Barnby anthem, "Bells Across the
snow, Goun9d and the following selee
Shall Be Exalted,s my Reb1ke Hath
Broken His Heart" "Behold and See If
There Be Any Sorry" Ed J. Boyle; RE
]. II. Spaujex; HE Was Cut OFF Out OF
| the Land of the Living" But Thou
! DidSt Not Leave His Soul IN Hell,
Ralph Himmelberger.
Music at the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
Symphony" from "Fhe Messlah'), Han
del; Christmas carol, Draw Nigh, Eman-
uel," French melody of the Thirteenth
Century; anthem, Come Happy Morn
Serene and Fair, Borch; Christmas carol
"Holy Night" Mawley; offertory solo fol
soprano, 'Rejoiee Greatly" (from "The
Messiah"), Handel; Christmas carol, "Tht
First Noel" Traditional melody; organ
postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" from "ThC
Messiah'O, Handel.
"The music at the evening service will
be from st. Saen's Christmas Oratorio
and the choir will be assisted by Miss
Mildred Dilling, harpist. This will b,
the program: Organ prelude, "Pastorale;'
tenor solo and chorus, And There Were
Shepherds at Night" alto solo, PA
tiently Have l waited for the Lord" so
chorus, ''Gloria Patri;" offertoire trio, so
prano, tenor and baritone, "Magnifcat;'
quartet, "Alleluia;" quintet and chorus
arise Now, Daughter of Zion;' orgal
postlude, March Pontificale.'
AT the South Park Presbyterian Churcl
the pastor, Rev. DIR. Lyman Whitney AL
len, will preach both morning and eve
ming 1.-The Little Town of Bethlehem
will be the subject of the morning ser
mon. This will be the third OF tn
Christmastide sermons. In the evening
will be "rhe Wise Men and the Star.
At 2;45 o'clock the Christmas anniversar,
| exercises of the two Sunday schools viii
be held in the church. There will b.
special Christmas songs and recitation
by the children OF both tchonls and othe