Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-03
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ming, May 81. The Choral Union, under
the direction of Professor Hollywood, or
st. Jamess Catholic Church, will sing sew
eral selections.
Many clergymen and laymen In this vi
entity are planning to attend the coming
religious summer assembly to open at
Ghautamqua, n; Y, INC last Sunday IN
Berry. presiding head of the New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal Church, will be one
OF the noted speakers.
The Rev. DIR. Lyman Whitney Allen,
pastor of the South Park Presbyterian
Church, has been elected historian by the
Newark Chapter, Sons of the American
Revolution. The Rev. NJ. s. Waters, of
Grace English Lutheran Church, has been
named chaplain of the chapter for the
ensuing year.
The principal address will be made by
the Rev DIR. Pleasant Hunter at the ses-
sion Of the woman's Missionary Associa-
ton, to be held In the Second Presbyte-
rian Chapel, James street, on Tuesday
next. A half-hour of music will preeede
the talk
The Sabbath vesper service OF the
Young Women's Christian Association.
usually held on the last Sunday in each
month, will be conducted tomorrow after
noon. The delegates who attended the
fourth biennial convention, held last week
in Richmond Va, will render their re
ports.
Ivan p. Flood, boys secretary at the
local \. NJ G. A.. will attend the first
| general assembly of workers with boys In
the Young Mems Christian Associations, t,
for a, two weeks continuous session The
boys work secretaries will direct the as
seribly program. Every phase of the worl
among boys will be discussed.
The Rev. Dr. Riley A. vose, at the Gin
ton Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow eve
ming, will preach his fifth sermon of a
series on the general topic. Home" The
dlscourses have touched on courtship and
the wedding bells, and have attracted
large congregations. The choir soloists
have been Miss Lily p. Weiss and John
r. Hamilton.
Three new solosts, Miss Mary Porter
Mitchell. contralto; DIR. Max l.. Eichhorn,
tenor, and Perry Averill baritone, will
begin their duties for the ensuing year in
the choir of the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. The soprano, Mrs. Louise Mac
Mahon, has been reengaged. Alexander
Russell, the organist will remain as mus-
cal director.
The bazaar being held by the congrega--
ton of st. Augustine's Catholic Church, at
Sussex avenue and Norfolk street. this
city, Is attracting large attendances
u
win be musical concert, on Tuesday an
amateur night entertainment, and on
wednesday evening the choir will furnish
the program. Dancing is the closing card.
+ Louis Arthur Russell, the organist and
choir director at y the Peddie Memorial
Baptist Church, is beginning his twelfth
year In that capacity at the local church.
he has proven valuable aid 70 the Rev.
church during the special series of illus
trated services that have been held during
the past winter.
The Church of Our Lady of Good coun-
sci, of which the Rev. Father Richmond
Is pastor, Is planning to hold a minstrel
show and reception In the Kruger Audi
torium on Thursday evening, May ~
Torrance. The proceeds will be applied
to fund to institute a parochial school In
the parish Joseph A, Ward is chairman
Of the arrangement committee,
The Rev. Percival H. Barker, minister
of Christ Reformed Church, Washington
and Delavan avenues, will speak tomor-
row evening on ''Shakespeare's Message on
Success" Morning service at 10 80: Sub
ject, ''The Religion of the Second Mile. "
On Sunday afternoon the Y. NJ. c. A.
mems meeting will be held In the. gymna-
stun at o'clock Addresses will be given
by number of soldiers In uniform from
New York harbor forts, and George A:
Sanford, secretary Of the army branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Special music will be furnished by Z.
Henry Earle, tenor. Following the meet
ing the Yatman Bible Glass will meet.
Lunch will be served at O'clock
DR., W. J. Dawson will preach at both
services at the Old First. Presbyterian
be "The Exchanging Christ. The sub
ject Of his evening sermon VIII De The
Peoples Hymn" On Monday afternoon
the Womenss Guild will meet in the lee
ture-room. On Monday evening and on
the afternoons and evenings OF tuesday
and Wednesday the sessions OF the second
annual Observation-Disclosures Social Service
Conference win be held
The Newark No. Corps OF the Saliva
ton Army will hold special series OF
The morning holiness meeting will COM
mence at II o'clock. In the afternoon at
2:45 the Sunday school and Bible classes
will meet. The evening :, service at
Adjutant and Mrs. Ferdinand Braun, who
have been workers in this city for some
time. The adtutant and his wife have
been appointed In charge of the army.s
childrer's home and farm at Spring Val
ley, New York.
Tho Rev. George G. vogel will preach at
the Centenary nj. ID. Cnurcn tomorrow
night on What Does the Public Need and
Expect of the Church and How Are We
Meeting It?h
AT St Lukes Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow the pastor the Rev j.
H. Macdonald, will celebrate the Lords
supper Evening subject, "A Mighty
Miracle"
Charles f. Robson will speak to the
Vance class of the North Reformed
Church tomorrow afternoon. Subject,
The Crisis of Young Mans Life
Dr. William Eakins will preach tomor-
row in the Franklin Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. The mornings subject
will be TRANSFORMED New members
will be received at this service and the
sacrament Of the Lords supper will be
Observed The subject OF the sermon In
the evening viii be As the Heavens Are
Hisher Than the Earth