Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-12


Hill section. by the Young Peoples So
ciety, early in May.
The services at the House Of Prayer,
Episcopal will be as follows tomorrow
80 a. m, holy communion: 10 o'clock,
morning prayer; 10 80, choral eucharist;
, 30 p. m, ehildren's yespers, and at t ;SO
Rev. Father Miller, viii ofiiciate.
The twenty second annual meeting OF
the Baptist Home Society OF New Jersey
will be held in this city next month.
There will be IA submitting of the annual
reports, addresses and the usual recep-
lions, to be held at the home 2S5 Rose
vile avenue.
The Mems Club, of the Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church Is arr SpGh1g to
tertainment the latter part of this month.
A musical will be n feature of the pro.
gram. to be given under the direction OF
James Dillingham;.
The Rte Rev Bishop Lines, of the New
ark diocese. administered confirmation TO
large class of candidates at Trinity
Episcopal Church, Irvington, last eve
ming.
Under the auspices of the Womans
Sewing Guild a congregational social Will
be given in the Eliza beth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church next Wednesday evening.
MANY flhFRAID anu lhNlntu iIolH luls
vicinity will attend the forty seventh an
nual commencement exercises of Drew
Theological Seminary, TO open In Madison
on sunday, May II, and TO continue to
the institution. the Rev. DR., Ezra Squier
Triple, will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon.
Two former local pastors, the Rev, Dr.
Charles l.. Mead, of Baltimore, and the
Rev. DIR. William II. Morgan, of New
be held in the Spung Peoples Temple
Ocean Grove, during the, coming, sum
mer. The afternoon pavilion services, to
be held during the annual camp meeting,
will also be under their charge.
On next Sunday evening the Rev.
Henry II. Hadley, rector of St. Paurs
sermon before the members of Sheffield
Lodge, Order Sons of st. George. The
lodge will attend the service in a body.
There Will be special music by the choir.
. The Central Presbyterian Church. at
Clinton and Belmont avenues. has just
passed Its seventy sixth anniversary. 1t
vears the congregation worshiped in
sanctuary that was located in Washing
ton street, near Market.
The congregation of st. Paurs German
Lutheran Mission has purchased a plot
of land at Lincoln and Grafton avenues.
Forest Hill section, and will erect n
church building on the site during the
coming summer. The pastor is the Rev.
Frederick Holten. The mission has
grown rapidly In membership and has a
Bible school of 200 pupils.
"rhe Business Man and the Kingdom"
will be the subject of an. address TO be
made by the Rev: DR.; Cortland Myers
of the Presbyterian Union, to be held in
the First Presbyterian Church on Mon
day evening. Dr. Myers lisa leader In the
work at the fremont Temple, Boston,
Mass.
The annual reception and dinner Of the
alumni of st. Patrick's Cathedral School
will be held at Achtel- Stetter's,. Broad
street, on Monday evening. Clerical and
lay speakers viii respond TO toasts.
George H. Sinnott is chairman Of the
committee.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
erection of the new $4,000 edihce for
the Forest Hill Presbyterian congrega-
ton, at Highland avenue and Heller
parkway. II is expected that the build
Ing will be completed by October /.
Mrs. Jessie Marshall. soprano soloist
at the Peddie Memorial Baptist Church,
Will give n recital of Home Songs for
the old and young people on wednesday
evening in Wlssner Hall Broad street.
She will be assisted by Miss Alma Holm,
a talented pianist.
Plans have been completed for the an
nual vaudeville entertainment and re-
eeption of the Mems Club, OF st. Ste
phens Episcopal Church, to be held In
the New Auditorium, Orange street, on
Tuesday evening next. Chairman Will
lam j Trader add the committee have
arranged an excellent program.
Both clerical and lay delegates from
this vicinity Will attend the convention
of the tinted Presbyterian Church of
North America, to open in Atlanta, Ga;
on Thursday, May 10. The sessions will
continue ten days and will he held In the
Baptist Tabernacle.
The Rev Henry r.. Rose will preach
tomorrow In answer to the question
How Can God of Love Permit such
Disasters as the Ohio Floods He VIII
repeat his illustrated lectures on The
Titanic Disaster" at 7:45, with special
music.
Dir. w. J. Dawson will preach at
both services in the Old First Pres
byterian Church tomorrow. In the
evening he will conduct the first of a
series of popular Sunday evening
services on the old Testament heroes.
The subject win be. Moses, the De;
liverer." Dr. Dawson's new. hymnaal
will be used Special selections viii
be sung by the quartet and chorus
choir. under the direction OF Alexan-
der Russell, organist and choirmaster.
At Calvary Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev. DIR. S. p. Rooster
will preach in the morning upon Up
On the Mountain and Down In the
will be, "The Losing Of Self" The
musical program for the day will be
rendered by the chorus choir under
the direction of Charles famine. The