Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-29
PRnsBYTERLAN

PRESBYTERIAN
The music at High street Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow will be: Or
gan Prelude in 3, Rollins; anthem.
''The God of Abraham Praise,y D.
Buck; offertory duet II WAL Mag
nifty Thee" Mosenthsl, Miss Moore
and Mr.. Holden: Postiuds In 3 dat,
Page Evening-OrgRn, Communion
In r., Lemmens: anthem, 20 Lord.
Rebuke Me Not" D. Buck; onrertory,
There Is a Wilderness in Gods
Mercy" Ilsley; Postlude In c, Flavel.
The music in the Third Presbyte-
rian Church on Sabbath next Will be
as follows: Morning-Anthem, Pre-
pare Ye the Way of the Lord" Gar
rett; anthem, Praise the Lord, o
jerusalem" Maunder. Evening-An-
them, Soft the Dews of Evening
Fall" Ward; duet, 20 Let Him
Koehler and Mrs. Ely.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, DR.. W. Dawson
will preach at both services. In the
evening he will deliver the last of q
series of addresses on American
Problems" The subject will be 1.-THE
Problem of the Church"
The music tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: At the morning service--Organ
prelude, Cantilena PaBtorale, Demar-
est; opening sentence, Sanctus, Holy
City" Gaul; anthem, Eye Hath Not
Seen" Foster; offertory solo for con-
tralto, why Art Thou Cast Down 2"
Spicker; organ postlude. March from
"Naaman." Costa. Evening service
Organ prelude, Elegaic Melody,
GrIeg; opening sentence, Sanctus,
Holy City" Gaul; anthem, Comes
at Times a Stiffness as OF Evening"
woodward; response, Holy Father,
Hear My Cry" RUSSELL offertory,
quartet, Softly Now the Light OF
Day" Bartlett; organ postlule, Post
lude, in c, Chauvet.
On Monday afternoon a meeting OF
the Women's Guild will be held. Miss
Mary Ogden White will speak on the
subject Immigration"
ON Tuesday at o'clock the pre-.
paratory service in anticipation OF
the December communion will be held
On Wednesday evening at O'Clock
an italian American concert Will DE
given under the auspices OF the Oiivet
Young Mems Association.
On Thursday afternoon DR.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Dawson will be at home
to tho members of the church and
congregation.
on Thursday evening A. r. Ormond,
of Princeton University, will instruct
the members of the Quercon Boys
Club In the art of wrestling.
On Thursday evening at O'Clock,
in the church, a free public lecture
will be given by T. Alex Cairns on
the subject, MY Life in the MlKado's
Empire"
At the Central Presbyterian Church
DR.. George Walton King will preach
tomorrow morning the last sermon In
his series of four sermons on The
Thinker and HIS Mission In the
World" The subject of this sermon
is 1.-THE Man of Thought, or the
Scholar" In the evening Rev. Robert
Spencer Young, D. D., the assistant
will deliver an Illustrates
sermon in connection with the month
Iy musical service. The morning
music win be: Organ, Prayer
cLohengrin') Wagner; offertory,
IeInaigre: postiude, West; anthem,
"Praise the Lord, o Jerusalem"
Maunder. The evening monthly mu-
sical program will be: Organ. "Jeru-
salem the Golden" Spark; "1dylle,
[ eybach; Coronation March" Gle
Prophet'), Meyerbeer; cantata, The
Harvest Is Ripe" Schneider; quartet,
u 9COnlE, 1<Ouo <1htiiOh'tSb
Sing" contralto solo. "And When Ye
Reap Miss ella M. Jaques; soprano
solo, "Offer Unto the Lord Thanks
giving" Mrs. Eva Courier Abbey;
quartet praise, o Praise Our GOD
and King;'' soprano and contralto
duet. put Ye In The Sickle;;" tenor
solo, "For the Earth Bringeth Forth
Fruit" Claude w. Welsor; bass solo,
"Behold, I Say Unto You." John ]:
Kreitler; quartet, "The Lord Shall
Comfort Zion.'' The choir is COM
posed OF Granville Commoss, organ
list and director; Mrs. Eva Courier
Abbey. soprano; Miss Ella NJ. Jaques,
contradict; Claude w. Velsor, tenor,
and John j. Kreitler, bass.
Rev. Andrew Fl. Nelly will preach
tomorrow at the First Presbyterian
Church tabernacle at both morning
and evening services. The music Will
be; Observation-Disclosures, Morning Song,
G. Merkel; anthem, Make Joyful
Noise Unto the Lord J. T.. Trow-
bridge; offertory. There Were Ninety
and Nine" G.. O'Hara, tenor solo, X.
e. Glover: postlude, Professional
March, J. r. Fryslnger Evening
Prelude, Chant Sans Paroles. Tschai-
kowsky: anthem, 20 Taste and See