Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-21
UNDER THE STEEPLE

1.-THE Weeauahic Presbyterian Church
has elected the followwing, OFFICERS for o.
president pre- Charles i. stultz, vice
president; Miss Josephine Molitor,
secretary, and Miss Clara Miller,
treasurer.
The Rev. Rudolph Huelsebusch,
rector of st. Augustine's Catholic
Church. will chaperon party Of pill
grfms from the parish to the shrine
of st. Anne de Beanpre. Canada, Sun
day August 3. The trip will cover
period of ten days and will include
Quebec, Montreal. the Catholic Sum
mer School at Plattsburg, n. Y; lakes
Champlafn and George, Fort Ticon-
deroga and Albany.
Many church workers from this city
win attend the reception to be ten
dered the Rev. Dr.. Luther, Wilson,
Methodist Episcopai Church, to be
held Thursday evening, July II, at
Drew Seminary, Madison, under the
auspices of the Second General Con-
ference District Epworth League.
Several clergymen of national note
Will also be present.
Plans are being discussed for the OBJ
servance of the annual reunion of the
College Day Association, at Ocean
Grove, the latter part of July. 1t is
expected that the Rev. DR.. Charles l..
city. will take prominent part in the
program. There will be addresses by
noted speakers, representing the vari-
Gus colleges throughout the country;
poll call of the institutions, re-
union and other religious and social
features. The decorations will consist
of the many college emblems en-
twined with the national colors.
At the Calvary Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. DR.. S; B. Rossiter
viii preach In the morning. on "The
evening his topic will be, What Will
You Do With Your Life's Record?"
The Rev. A. II. Nelly will preach at
the First Presbyterian Church Taber-
nacle tomorrow at 1890 o'clock, on
Getting in the Way" and at T:45
O'clock on The optimists Secret"
who has lately returned from Mexico
will speak A strawberry festival
Will be held under the auspices of the
daT hsR Ths ehuTeS win Se
for all its regular services during the
summer. A quartet choir will render
special music at the Sunday services
At the South Baptist Church, East
Kinney street near Broad, tomorrow
the. pastor. the Rev. Clark I. Brow
nell nell, vii vii preach In the !, morning on
evening on "A Rich Mans Failure"
Sunday school will be held at GAS
o'clock and the midweek service
Thursday at 7:45 o'clock.
DR.. william Eakins, the pastor of
the Franklin Street S. A. M. E. Church.
VIII preach in the morning on The
win deliver the second illustrated lee
ture on "Pilgrim's Progress the sub
ject of which will be From Bondage
20 Liberty"
At ST. Luke's M. e. Church 4omor-
row the Rev. j. II. Macdonald will
preach in the morning.
AT the Clinton Avenue Reformed
Church, Clinton avenue and Halsey
street tomorrow, the Rev. Albertus T.
The Bible school will be at 10 o'clock.
Midweek service will be Tuesday night.
The Rev. DR. w. ]. Dawson, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, will
occupy the pulpit at both services to-
morrow. In the evening the last spe-
cial musical service until the fall Will
service will be from the cantata, The
HGsy City, by Alfred Gaul DR.. Daw-
son Will deliver an address at the
meeting for prayer and praise Tues
One hundred and ten young people
attended the first annual lawn social
Of the young Young mems 3. se, IN Te Para tSe
church last Saturday evening The
| lawn decorated with American flags
and Japanese lanterns. presented n
festive and gay appearance. The
/, tables were covered with colored
crepe paper. After the lawn games
and music on the either and mando-
| Inns by William Turbitt. Joseph Koe-
mig and Ray H. Stillman, ice cream,
cake, fruit and lemonade were served.
The chaperons were the Rev. and Mrs,
| L. 3. Hills. Mrs. Anna S. Harvey. Miss
Blanche S. Kilgore and Mrs. BENJAMIN