Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-27


2:S0 p. m. There will be special singing
/ by all departments of the school anu
recitations by members Of the various
| departments. All are invited to attend
The services at the Clinton Avenue
presbyterian Church tomorrow will be
conducted by the pastor Rev Io,Seph viii III
| be christian Progress In Moral Ideals :
1 The evening session will be a union
musical service with Third Presby-
gregations uniting. The following mum
| bers will be rendered by the choir of the
/ Third Presbyterian Church Miss Lydia
Koeher SOPRANO Ms Mails Molie tesar MI
| lard Roubad, bass. accompanied by j. h
Huntington, jr., organist and choir mas.
ter: Quartet "Hark Hark! My Soul
Shelley; trio 1soprano, alto. tenor, " l.Ie
Every One That Thirsteth," MacFarlane;
solo (soprano),' abide With Me, MAI
shall; quartet. I'm a piigrim. ..oh MarS Hoiy
Rev DR.. Charles Reynolds Brown,
! dean of the divinity school at Yale
University, will preach in the old FIRST
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at
both services. In the morning the sub
| iect of his sermon will be. Where Dc
You I,iye?'' At the evening service he
will preach on THE True Definition OF
a Man.
The music at the morning service
win be: Organ prelude, intermezzo
| Bizet: anthem, "Still, Still, With
Thee Foote; offertoire solo for tenor
Heaven Is My Home" Savage; organ
postlude March Pontificale, Tom
belle.
The music at the evening service
will be-: Organ prelude. Revere, 81
Saens: anthem, DAY Is Dying in the
g.. off
Thy Face Not Away" Sullivan; organ
postlude, march, Gounod.
The regular Tuesday evening prayer
meeting this week will be in charge
| of Henry A. Cozzens, general secre-
/ tary of the Newark Y. NJ. G. A.
The Wohelo Girls Club will begin a
course of cooking under the instruc-
ton of Miss Blanche S. kilgore next
Thursday evening.
| DR.. William j. Dawson will resume
his ministry next Sunday.
| The musical program at the High
Street Presbyterian Church tomor...
| row is as follows: Organ, "Hosanna,
! Wachs: anthem, Praise God in His
Holiness" Tours; offertory, How
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" Spohr;
Festival Postlude," Spinney. Eve
ning-Organ, "Offertory in A Flat,
Read; anthem, For Thee, o Dear,
Dear Country alto solo, Eye Hath
Not Seem" soprano solo, These Are
They" offertory, Great and Mar
Vicious Are Thy Works, 0 Lord all
from Gaurs holy City" postlude,
Grand March in c." Merkel
| At the First Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle, Lafayette and Tyler
streets, Rev. Andrew H. Nelly. min
lister. will preach at 1880 o'clock on
..Radiant Religion and at 7:4o
O'Clock on 1.-THE Unsearchable
Riches" The musical program fol-
lows:
Morning-organ prelude, "Adora-
tion,' F. Borowski; anthem, oh! BE
Joyful in the. Lord" Gaul; oil.
fertory solo, save Me- L4Io,
Randiger: organ postlude In G, HOS
mer Evening-Organ prelude, N oc-
turne,'' F. Chopin; anthem. ABIDE
With Me- Barnby; offertory, Lord
of All Power and Might, u.
Ward; organ pestlude in d.
Rev. Warren p. Coon, the man who
is making good in the 1ronbound
District at the Union Street Meth
| odist Episcopal Church, will denver
an address on the subject The Real
| Stuff at the great rally for men at
the Central Presbyterian Chureh'
Clinton and Belmont avenues, under
l
Bible Class, tomorrow at 2:3o p. m.
| There will be special music Come
and bring your friends.
In the North Reformed Church Dr.
/ Charles II. Stewart will preach to-
morrow on the: following subjects
Morning. 'Sir Oliver Lodge, Retired
President of the British Association
on Life Beyond the Grave; evening"
1.-THE Mockery of Fools.
] The musical program at the CLINTON
| Avenue Reformed Church tomorrow
| is as follows: Morning-Prelude, I'M
| pressions Du Soir," Stiehl; anthem,
'.Gloria in Excelsis,'' Schneider; re-
Spouse, Hear Our Prayer" Mar
chant; contralto solo, Come Unto
Me-" Bohm, Mrs. Stats; postlude,
.'Triumphal March," Lemmens. Eve
ming Eventide, Harker; anthem,
"Oh, Sweetly Breathe the Tyres
Above Chopin Shelley; quartet,
Saviour, Breathe an Evening Bless
| Ing Raff-Schnecker; response,
Hear Our Prayer" Marchant; duet,
Calm as the Night" Cote. Miss
Howkins and Mr.. Ross; postlude,
Fanfare" Ascher.
In the First Congregational Jube
/ Memorial Church the music for to-
morrow is as follows: Morning
Voluntary, Melody" Grieg; duet. for
soprano and tenor, BE of Good Com
fort" Dudley Buck, Miss Begin and
Mr.. Auty; offertory. Asses Death"
Grieg; soprano solo, 20 Lord, Be
Merciful," Bartlett, Miss Emily e.
Begin; postlude. Gounod. Evening
Voluntary, might Song" Jensen; an
them .The Sun Shall Be No More Thy
Light Woodward; offertory, Air"
Pergolese; tenor solo, II Will Arise"
1 Stt11 oy-6
e. Auty; postlude, Clarke. Leonard
&c. Auty, musical director.
| In st. ,Jamess Episcopal Church the
music tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning-Prelude. "Andante Pas
torale," Lemare: Litany hymn,
Hervy; Kyrie. Mendelssohn; offertory
anthem. Lord. for Thy Tender
Mercies' Sake . Farrand; Sanctus.
Butcher; communion hymn, Hodges;
Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; Nunc
Dimittis, chanted; postlude, Fugue in
d minor. Bach. Evening-Prelude.
Largo, Handel. and Evening Star"
Wagner; choral evensong, Magnificat
and Nunc Dimittis Gin g, Marks:
prayer anthem, Evening Hymn
Barnby; offertory anthem, 20 Jesu,
Thou Art Standing Shepherds bene-
diction hymn, Beethoven; postlude,
March in ("FestivapD. HUM.
In Centenary M. e. Church, SUM
mer avenue and Kearny street, there
are services at 1890 and 1880 o'clock
tomorrow. DIR. Vogel, the pastor, will
preach in the morning on 1.-The Open
Door and at night on 1.-The Magni-
tude of Christian Influence" Special
decorations and music. Sunday school
at 2:30. rally service of Epworth
League at $50. Every member ex-
pected. The public invited We'll
come to everybody.
| In st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal