Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
NEWS AND NOTES OF NEWARK CHURCHES
Music


the program will be:
Morning-Organ, Prayer of Elizabeth
(aTannhauser'9, Wagner; anthem, 20,
Jesus, Thou Art STANDING" Shepard;
quartet, The Friend Who Waited Nigh
Macy; sermon, There Was No Room in
the lnn;' organ, "Andante Grazioso,'
Pitcher.
Evening Organ, prelude in A fat"
Gibson; anthem, Loving Words Ar
mold; quartet, Blessed Are the Merci-
ful," Hiles; sermon, Americas I'm
crowned Queen" quartet, Memories of
Mother; organ, Festival March, y
Becker.
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church:
anthem. Word of God Incarnate,"
Gounod; response, Father, Hear Thy
Children's Call" Cover; offertory.
quarter, Rock of Ages Buck; post
The Crucifixion," Stainer. Evening
Prelude, Am Nicer Cby the Sea-, Schu-
bert; anthem, The Strain Upraise,
Buck; quartet, Now the Day Is Over"
THY Chiidren's CALI Cover; offertory,
"Berceuse," Spinney; quartet, God Is
Love- Shelley postlude, Allegro
from Sonata in Il minor, Rogers.
At the Central Methodist Church to-
morrow the musical program will be:
Morningvorgan prelude, ~, Tristan ,s and
Isolde, Wagner; anthem, 70 Taste and
See,' Sullivan; response, Hear Us, %
Lord" Schilling; offertory, Rock of
Ages" Buck; organ postlude, "Triumphal
March, Guilmant.
j, EyeningIorgan prelude, serenqade',
Woodman; otlertory, The Shadows of
the Evening Hour" Shelley; organ post
Jude, March," Clark.
The nropram at ST. James's Episeopal
Church tomorrow will be-
Morning-"Te Deum," Matthews; "Bene-
dictns," chanted x yrie," Baldwin Of
lett; benediction anthem, Lead Me,
Lord Marks.
Evening-carol service, offertory an
them. Heaven Is My Home" tenor solo,
Savage.
AT the old First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow this will be the program; ;, G..
Morning-organ prelude, Revere, ;, s.;
('Holy City'D, Gaul; anthem. Il Am Al
pha and Omega" Stainer; offertory SEN
tence. ''All Things Come Of Thee, o,
Lord" Russell; organ postlude, 'Marche
Evening tthe tenth special musical
service of the year)-Organ prelude, Noe
turne, Wheeldon; opening sentence,
Prayer, quartet; anthem, alto solo and
chorus, Day Is Dying in the West,
Mary Turner Salter: quartet, Fierce
Was the Wild Billow,' Tertius Noble;
from The Seven Last Words of
Christ''), Theodore Dubois; offertory sen
tenee, IAN Things Come of Thee, o,
Lord, Russell; solo for soprano, one
prano solo and chorus, 70, For the
err, Mendelssohn; organ postlude, Toe
eata in f, Charles Marie Widor.
DIR. Pleasant Hunter will preach in the
Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning aud evening The following
musical selections win be rendered by
Morning -Prelnde, Hymn to st. Ce-
cile," Gounod; anthem, Angel Voices
Eyer Singing Neidll nnsfde o ferrsGo
la ats' anthem, My Faith Looks Up TO
Thee" Buck; organ offertorS; Revere,
shadows Fall" Wood; response, selected;
"Postlude,' Stern.
AT the Church of the Redeemer the fol-
lowing music will be rendered tomorrow:
professional, Onward, Christian Sol,
diers," Sullivan; anthem, Ave Maria,
Arcadelt; response, Give Thy Heart to
Mev staineT with Me My
Saviour" (NicolaD. Mr.. Palumbo and Mr.;
Sayitz; anthem, "Evening and Morning,
Sir Herbert Oakley; postlude, "state
A Ryan;ine spfaq9sd Fantasia Arm
strong; professional, Onward. Christian
grim's Song, (Protheroe), Mrs; spsnjeer
and Choir fSs Mern BTeaFs
@Triumphai March, Verdi