Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-04
IN NEWARK
CHURCHES TOMORROW


,istry in the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, which is rally day
for the church and Sunday school,
DR.. Dawson will preach at 1890 a.
m. on the subject. 1.-THE Lesson of
Harvest" In the evening at 7:45 his
sermon topic will be THE Vision
Splendid"
This will be special musical SER
vice. Gaups Holy City" will be
rendered by the quartet and chorus
choir of thirty voices, under the di-
rection of Alexander Russell, or
ganist and choirmaster. The Sunday
school rally day service will be held
in the afternoon at 2:3O.
The rally day service prepared by
the Presbyterian Board of Publica-
ton and Sabbath School Work will
be used DIR Dawson will deliver q
brief address.
On Tuesday evening the regular
meeting for prayer and praise viii
be held. DR.. Dawson will deliver the
address.
Church Clubs Reorgsnized.
y All the clubs of the church have re-
organized for the winter. The meet
,trigs fer the coming week will be as
follows: wednesday afternoon at
~2:30, the Sunshine Society; Wednes-
day evening at 1880, the Junior Ath-
letic Club, and at 8, the Sororess
Club; Thursday evening at 1880, the
. Wohelo Club and the Quercon CLUB;
Friday evening at 1880, the Boy
Scouts and the Semper Allegrae
Club; Saturday evening at 8. the sun
day school choir, and at 3, the Semper
Paratus Club.
D. On Wednesday evening at and
on Friday afternoon at the session
will meet to examine new members.
The musical program tomorrow is
as follows: Morning-Organ prelude,
,sAllegretto> from Symphony No. 5,
Widor; opening sentence, Sanctus
OHoly City,, Gaul; anthem, Lead,
Kindly Light" Pughe- Evans: offer
tory sentence, "All Things Come of
Thee. o Lord Beethoven; offertory
solo for soprano from "Elijah,"
Mendelssohn; organ postlude, Allegro
Moderate (Symphony No. 81, Widor.
Evening-The choral music in this
service is from the sacred cantata,
THE Holy City" by Alfred r. Gaul.
The recent death of this well-known
composer renders this presentation OF
his most popular work timely and
fitting. Organ prelude, Contempla-
ton; chorus, tenor solo and quartet,
mo shadows Yonder;" air for tenor,
MY Soul Is Athirst for Cod" trio
Eventide There Shall Be Light"
chorus. "They That Sow in Tears"
air for contralto, Eye Hath Not
Seem" chorus. For Thee. Q Dear,
Dear Country" chorus, Thine Is
the Kingdom" baritone solo and
choral sanctus. "a New Heaven and
New EARTH" chorus. 1.-THE Refining
Pot:" air for soprano, "These Are
They" baritone and soprano solos
OH OF 10 hip
Host!" chorus. "Great and Marvellous
Are Thy Works." organ postlude,
Chorale.
South Park Presbyterian.
At the South Park Presbyterian
Church tho pastor, Rev. DIR: Lyman
Whitney Allen, will preach in the
Z morning on the subject, 1.-THE Life
Triumphant" In the afternoon at 2:45
rally day will be observed in the Sab
bath school. and at p. m. the sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be
ice will be held in South Park Me-
mortal chapel and DR.. Allen will
preach on 1.-THE Word Beautiful"
The music for the day follows:
Morning-Organ prelude. offertoire
Petrali: soprano solo. '.How Sweet
the Name of Jesus Sounds" Brown;
offertory, organ solo, Invocation"
Therise; organ postlude, "Maestoso.
Tours. Afternoon-Organ prelude,
Communion" Sicily; soprano solo,
Bread of the World" Brown; organ
postlude, march. "Leonore," Raft.
Eyening-Opening chorus, 20 Lord
of Life" Ackley soprano solo, God
Is Love-" Shelley; offertory. soprano
solo, Eye Hath Not Seem Gaul.
DIR. George Walton King will preach
Sunday morning at the Central Pres
rlA nrr
in Newark" His theme in the eve
ming will be This One Way Out
The day will be observed as decision
day in all departments of the church.
The communion preparatory service
will be held in the auditorium on
Tuesday evening. Redeemed men
from the City Rescue Mission will tes-
tify in that service. The Sunday morn
ing music program will be: Organ,
"Andante in F. Mauro; Tranquil
ate" Hevin; 'Allegretto,' Merkel;
anthem, 1.-THE Chords Of Love-" Bot
ting; Sabbath song, 20 Day of Rest
and Gladness,'' Mendebras. Evening
Organ, "Berceuse," Botting: Eve
Ming Star Song (Tannhauser), Wag-
ncr; "Postlude in A." Stark. anthem,
The Shadows of the Evening Hour,"
Barri- Shelley; vesper song, DAY is
Gently Sinking to a Close Sundown;
special gospel numbers, Does Jesus
"Care?" j. Lincoln Hall; Beyond the
Gates" Meredith.
DIR. Hunter to Preach.
In the Second Presbyterian Church,
James and Washington streets, Rev.
DIR. Pleasant Hunter, pastor, morn
ing worship is at 10:30; sermon by the
pastor. Communion service p. m.
The Christian Endeavor will meet
after the the communion service.
The music will be as follows: morning
--"Serenade," Demarest: anthem,
"The Woods and Every Sweet Smell
ing Treei" organ offertory, Inter
mezzo,'' Lemare; soprano solo; post
lude, Grand Choeur," Kinder. Even
ing-Prelude, "Cavantina." Raft; an
them, God So Loved the World"
Stainer; organ offertory. Prayer
Guilmant; baritone solo, There Is a
Beautiful Land on High Taylor;
postlude, Whiting.
The musical program at the High
Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow
will be as follows: Morning-Organ,
Offertory in G, Berridge; anthem
Calvary" Rodney; offertory, THE
Lord My Shepherd Is" arranged from
"Trotheroe" by C. F. Eichhorn; post