Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-26

Park Presbyterian Church in the
morning included: Organ prelude,
christmas PastoraIe," Corell; So
prano solo, "Hallelujahi Christ Is
Born Bischoff; offertory, organ solo.
'.Pustorale symphony Handel. and
organ prelude, Postal March Smith.
The musical program in the church
chorus, Through the Bright An
GELS Denman; soprano solo. Can
| tidue de Noel" Adam and offertorv.
soprano solo, GLORY to God" Roeder.
At the special Christmas services
In the Roseville Baptist Church yes
terday a choir of sixteen young
woman rendered appropriate musical
programs under the direction of
Charles c. Corwin, the choirmaster.
The soloist was Mrs. Ena Hampton,
Corwin. Eugene Joyner was the orr
ganist.
Last night in the Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church In the Forest Hill section
a musical service was held and
Christmas carols were sung. Rev. 70.
o. Wilson, pastor of the church, made
! a brief Christmas address.
At the morning services in the First
Congregational lube Memorial Church
on Christmas morning solos were rem
dered by Miss Emily e. Begin and
Leonard E. Auto. The church choir
gave special Christmas music. The
morning program was as follows.
Organ voluntary, Variations on a
Christmas Carol, Dethier; Joyous
Carol Service, the choir; anthem.
"Cradled All Lowly," Gounod; Offer
1.-THE Christmas Herald" w. Combs,
Miss Begin; anthem. ARISE. Shine.
for Thy Light Is Come Sir George
Ervey; solo, Truly He Taught US"
Adam, Mr.. Auto, and postlude, Hal
lelujah," (from the Messiah
Handel
The soloists at the evening service
were Miss Begin. soprano; Mr.. Auto.
tenor, and Frank Kennedy, baritone.
The trio gave a Christmas cantata.
entitled THE Nativity" by Adam
Geibel The remainder of the musical
program was as follows: Organ,
Festive March, Bossi; anthem, Beth
| lehem," Gounod; offertory, organ,
Mrs. Edward, and violin, Payton
! Johnson, Pastoral Symphony" Han
del; solo, Christmas Song" c.Noel'D,
Adolph Adams, Mr.. Auty. and post
lude, Clarke.
quartet gave the Christmas music
/ yesterday in Christ Reformed Church.
/ The quartet consisted of Miss Flor
| ence Robrecht, soprano; Miss Elsie
J Theurer, Alto Ralph" Himmelberger,
| tenor, and Clarence jackson, basso.
The musical program at the evening
| services included the carol Holy
! Night, Peaceful Night" Hayden, and
an organ postlude, Christmas
cantata entitled THE Incarnation,
Adam Geibel. by the quartet, as a
] special feature.
| A cantata 1.-THE Birth of Christ"
Berwald, was rendered at the Christi
4 mas night services in the First Re-
! formed Church The soloists were
Mrs. A. Woodhouse, soprano; Mrs.
Jay Ten Eyck, contralto; Roy Ed
wards, tenor, and Thomas w. Shaw,
basso. The organist is III. M. William
son.
| Other numbers on the musical pro-
gram last night were: Organ prelude.
| March of the Magi Kings" Duboisi
anthem, Come, Let Us Praise Him."
| Haslan: response, Holy Night.
Peaceful Night and postlude, "Fes-
tival March," Hollins.
| There was full morning service in
| Grace English Lutheran Church yes
terday. A special sermon and mu-
! steal program was given. The choir
was enlarged for the occasion Rev.
Moshelm s. Waters, the pastor, de-
| livered a special sermon.
The Sunday School of the church
will hold its Christmas festival SUM
day afternoon at o'clock The regu-
| lar evening service will be omitted,
| The Christmas music yesterday in-
fcluded Mendelsohn's There Shall a
! Star" Praetorius's "Lo, How a Rose"
4 and ITO Us Is Born Emanuel" and
J. S. Camps ut Came Upon the Mid
night Clear The organist of the
| church is Miss Lillian Keyler
/ Special Christmas services were con-
| Quoted in st. Mathews Evangelical
Lutheran Church yesterday morning
Christmas sermon was delivered by
Rev. William C. Schmidt, the pastor.
In the afternoon the annual Christ
mas festival and entertainment of the
infant departments of the German
and English Sunday schools was
given. The affair took place at 4
p. m. in the church rooms.
A chorus of fifty voices was heard
| in st. James's Catholic Church yester-
day morning. The first mass was sung
at 5:15 o'clock. The second and last
musical program was under the direo-
ton of A. J. Hollywood organist.
Gilbert S. Ball acted as violinist.
The musical program at the first
mass follows: Prelude, Organ; pas
torale, Faulkes; occasional, Christ
mas hymn, chancel choir; Kyrie.
Gloria and Credo, "Missa Choralis, !"
Gregorian; offertory. ''Adeste Fideles,"
| Novello; Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus
Del, Gregorian; postlude, March
Religuest," Saint-Saens.
At the later mass the following pro-
gram was rendered: Prelude, violin
and organ; Largo" Handel; process
sional, ''Praise Ye the Father"
Gounod; "Asperges," Gregorian; chan
! Gel choir of boys; Kyrie and Gloria,
| Van Bree; Credo, Solemn Mass in A,
| j. Wiegand; offertory, "Adestes FL
| deles," arranged for two choirs;
Sanctus Benedictus, Agnus Del, j..
] Wiegand; postlude, violin and organ,
Mendelssohn.
! The quartet heard in the program
| consisted of Miss Mary Porter So
| prano; Miss Carolyn Wiedt, contralto;
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