Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-11


the parochial school They have done
some excellent service in the past
and are still interested in the study
of the pure Gregorian chant. Few
choirs have the opportunity of being
instructed in this church music,
which was decreed as the music of
the church by the Holy Father not
very long ago. The choir is under
the direction of Father Benedict. A
picture of the choir is given on this
page.
Baseball and Playing the Game of
Life will be the Rev. Henry r. Roses
subject tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock in the Church of the Redeem
er. Young men and young. women
are especially invited. There will be
no evening service. q
The following music will be rem
dered: Norning-Prelude, THE Lost
Chord Sullivan; professional,
"come, Thou Almighty King" italian
Efface,' Tozer. Mr.. Savitz and choir;
responsive, Lord, Most Merciful,"'
Brahms offertory, Lullaby"
Schultz; anthem. Seek Ye the Lord"
Bradley; quartet, Christian, the
Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee"
Shelley; postiude, Grand March"
D'Haenunes.
The music at the Clinton Avenue
Reformed Church tomorrow will be:
Morning: Prelude, prelude to lie
Deluge." Saint Saens; anthem. Short
TIE Deum, Buck: response. Hear Our
Prayer" Marchant; offertory, So
prano solo, "Come Unto Me" Hawley.
March, Calkin. Evening-Prelude,
Am Nicer (By the Seal, Schubert;
anthem, He Watching Over Israel,
from "Elijah,' Mendelssohn; Quartet.
.'Tarry With Me, o Ny Saviour"
Baldwin; response, Hear our
Prayer" Marchant; offertory. bass
solo, 1.-THE Lord Is My Light" Obey
Speaks, Mr.. Ross: postlude, Fantasia,
Polleri.'
In Christ Reformed Church., Rev.
Pereival H. Barker, pastor, services
are at 1890 a. m. The musical pro-
gram is: Organ, Pastorale, Durham;
anthem, 1.-THE King of Love My Shep-
herd Is" Shelley; quartet, Come
Unto Me, All Ye that Fear the Lord, y
Truette; communion service; organ,
"Andante Amabile," Rheinberger.
Evening, 80 p. M: Organ, "Andante
Grazioso," Pitcher; anthem Ieacn
Me. o God" Atwood; quartet, -,
Jesus. Lord Most Merciful," Marks;
sermon, "Doubly Loaded" organ,
Allegretto con Motto, Won dee Mehden.
The preacher at Trinity Churcn
Military Park, tomorrow at the II
o'clock service will be Rev. Gardner
l.. Tucker a delegate to the general
convention of the Episcopal Church,
now in session in New YORK. MT.
tucker comes from the sugar-grow-
ing section of Louisiana. He is prom
inent in Sunday school work in the
South and takes a leading part IN the
n;x,;o HPa Of hta oitV and parish.
In DIR. Hunters Church.
DIR. Pleasant Hunter will preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church To-
morrow. Rally Day service VIII pc
held in the Sabbath school by special
service at Il d, clock. AT 7:45 special
service of music will be given by the
choir. The following musical numbers
will be given during the services OF
the day; Morning-Prelude, Com
m,,nion in c." Guilmant; anthem,
'.Ye Shall Dwell in the Land, :"
Etainer: organ offertory, "Invoca-
ton" Dubois, soprano solo; postiude'
Finale" Faulkes. .,
Evening-Prelude, (a) "Pastorale,
wely. (b) "Song of joy Hailing; an
them, "Say, Watchman, what OF Ine
Night?" Grant; organ offertory, Eek
tase." Deshayes; offertory, "Hark,
Hank My Soul" Shelley; response;
postlude, selected, John e. West.
Al the South Park Presbyterian
Church tomorrow the pastor. Rev.
DIR. Lyman Whitney Allen, will preach
both morning and evening. Morning
subject, "A Neglected Institution Oh
the Church; evening subject Ine
Keeping of the Sabbath. Inc music
for the day follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, "Contem-
plation," Price: sopranoS solo, He
That Dwelleth,, MacDermid; offer
tory. organ solo, Romance, Hem
self; organ postlude, March III
,,mpha1." Vincent Evening-Open-
ing chorus, "God Is Everywhere
Selcher; soprano solo, How Sweet the
Name of Jesus Sounds" Brown; oner-
tory, soprano solo, Faith" ChadwlcK.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church, DR.. w. j. Dawson VIII
nreach at 1920 a. M on the subject,
"The Harvest of Life" and at 7:45
n. m. on, "The Value of Man
on Tuesday evening at $500 the
preparatory service in anticipation
of next Sundays communion Will pc
held. DR.. Dawson will deliver the
address. :,
The october issue of the Booster"
the monthly publication by the sem
per Paratus Club. will appear on sat
urday, October 18. ~.
On Monday evening in the church,
Dan Crawford will lecture on, THE
Manners and Customs of the People
of Central Africa This is the open
ing lecture of the Presbyterian Union.
A reception will follow the address.
Music, morning, organ prelude,
Choral and I Prayer Boelmann;
opening sentence, Sanctus (Holy
City,. Gaul; solo for baritone with
tata 'The Holy City'D. No Shadows
Yonder," Gaul; solo for baritone with
Saith the Lord Gaul; organ post
Iude, Toccata, Boelmann.
Evening, organ prelude. "Serenade,"
Schubert; opening sentence (Sanctus,
Holy City,, Gaul: anthem, Holy Lord
God Almighty" Handel; response,
Father, Hear Thy Children, Rusself;
quartet. prayer, when Morning
Dawns," Bohm; organ postlude,
march, Callaerts.
"The House Beautiful"
DR.. George Walton King will preach
at the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow evening on The House
Beautiful In the morning the COM
munion of the Lords Supper will be
celebrated, new members will be re-
ceived and children will be baptized.
The beautiful silver loving cup, the
pennant and medals won by the
young men of the Sunday school, will
be exhibited at the church.
The morning music will be: Organ,
Communion, Elevation" Gull
mant; "Sorgmarsch," Boyer; anthem,
"God So Loved the World" Stainer.
Special selections, HE VIII Hide
Me-" McGranahan; God Be With
YOU" Tomar. Evening: Organ, THE
Lost Chord" Sullivan; "Romanza,"
Mozart; "Sortie." Faulkes; anthem,
Peace and Light" Chadwick. Mrs.
Eva Courier Abbey will sing "a Clean
Heart" Byshe. Songs of the services: