Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-15

ton of Roy j Cregar organist, w IL
be as follows: Morning-Prelude, trio
Notturno Ill, l. SIT, violin solo, Air
on G string, Bach; offertory, cello
solo, THE Swan" Saint Saens; post
Jude, Finale from Fantasia, Tours.
Evening = Prelude trios, Asa's
DEATH" Grieg, and "Warum," Schu-
Kinder; postlude. trio, Coronation
March, Meyerbeer.
Episcopal.
Services tomorrow at ST. Jamess
Episcopal Church will be: Morning
Prelude, Andante Cantabile. Tschai-
kowsky; TIE Deum, Steane; Benedic-
tus, chanted; Kyrie, Elvey; offertory,
soprano solo; Benediction, Lead Me,
Lord Marks Postlude. Offertoire,
Steane. Evening-Prelude, Idylle,
Kinder; choral evensong; Magnificat
! and Nunc Dimittis, Field; Prayer
Anthem, 1.-THE Shadows of the Eve
ming Hours Wild; Offertory An
them, bass solo; Benediction Hymn,
Beethoven: Postlude, Song Without
Woi ds." Tschaikowsky.
At Trinity Church. Military Park
Rev. Mercer Green Johnston will
preach on the theme. 1.-THE Achieve
ment of Immortality" at the IL
o'clock service tomorrow and on "Cut
1t OUT at the evening service.
Reformed.
At Christ Reformed Church tomor-
row Rev. Percival II. Barker, min
lister, tho service Will be: Morning
I Organ prelude in c, Hollins; anthem,
mighty Jehovah Bellini; quartet,
Lord. Thou Hast Been Our Dwell
ing Place." Barnes; sermon, 1.-THE
Greatness of God as Seen n History,
Poetry, Science and the Individual
Life" organ, Andante- Maestoso. Sui
Ivan. Evening-Organ, Shepherds
Song" Merkel; anthem, Seek Ye the
Lord" Roberts; trio, zone by One the
Sands Are Flowing" Scott, Misses
Robrecht and Theurer and Mr.. Him
melberger; sermon, 1.-The Modern The
atre;" organ, Schurzo, Sehumann.
1.-THE Modern Theatre will be the
topic of a practical sermon by Rev.
Percival II Barker tomorrow night
in Christ Reformed Church. Wash
ington and Delavan avenues Mr..
Barker will speak at the morning SER
vice on 1.-THE Greatness of God Seen
in History, Science, Poetry and the
Individual Life" Music by large
chor's choir and the quartet under
the direction of Mr.. Charles Grant
Shaffer.
DR.. Stewards subjects for tomor-
rows services at the North Reformed
Church are as follows: Morning
1.-THE Illusion of Faith" Evening
Are Christian Nations Better Than
Others. and Why"
The music at the Clinton Avenue
Reformed Church tomorrow will be:
Morning-Prelude, Romance, Shelley;
Anthem, 1.-THE Holy City of My
Saviour's Grace" Kramer: Respone,
Hear Our Prayer" Marchant: Of
fertory, trio. "Rend Your Hearts and
Not Your Garments" Schneider. and
Postlude, ALA Marcia, Rebikof.
e v n j n g = Prelude, Humoreske,
Dvorak; Anthem. 80 Mother Dear,
Jerusalem" West; Quartet, ooh For
a Closer Walk With Cod" Foster;
Respone, Hear Our Prayer" Mar
chant; Offertory, soprano solo,
"Gloria," Buzzi-Pecci, Miss Howkins;
Postlude, Grand Chorus, Salome.
baptist.
At the South Baptist Church the
, pastor, Rev Clark 7. Brownell, win
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Mexican Problem" In the evening
at 7:45 jan illustrated address on
''Mexico' will be given by Herbert
3. Baldwin. of this city. The choir
| will S ng at the morning service "A
Day in Thy Courts" Rogers; and
"My Faith Looks Up to Thee" Prck.
At night they will render What
Shall Do to Be Saved" Bowers, and
"Gallilee," by Morrison.
Rev. DR.. J. Roach Stratton will
preach in the First Baptist Peddie
memorial Church tomorrow at both
morning and evening services. Morn
ing subject, "A Vision of God" eve-
ming subject, How May Succeed in
Life" sermon for young men and
women. Everybody welcome.
UniversaIist.
Rev. Henry r. Roses sermon Sun
day morn g in the Church of the
Redeemer on 1.-THE Inside of the Cup"
will deal with "Eldon Parr or Mann
mon Running the Church. The IL
ius+rated lecture at 7'45 will be given
by Frederick Munson, of New York.
on Mexico Huerta and the Crisis"
James Savage will sing a spocial
solo in the morn 'ng on 1.-THE Phari-
see"
The following music will be rem
dered in the Church of the Pedeemer
tomorrow: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
darte con Motto Conk'in; prooessiora'.
"Hoiy, HOLY Lord God Alnnightv,"
DIVES: anthem. 20 Love the ord "
Sullivan; response. "Fa Their FIJI lis
with Thy Love" Burdett: offeraorv
Andante. Matthews; anthem. ''Thou
wit Keep Him in Perfect Peace"
Williams; solo. "The Publican" Van
de Water Mr.. Sauvage postlude, Tri-
nmphal March. Verdi Evening-Pre-
lude. Tempo di Marcia, Wachs: pro-
cessional Holy, Holy Lord God AL
mighty" DYKES: anthem "Tha 7 ord
Is Exalted" West; offertory, "Offer-
toire," Read: trio, Lift Thine Eyes to
the Mountain" C"Elijah'o. Mendels-
sohn. Mrs. Spanjer. Mrs. Madden and
Mrs. Baney; solo. "The Ninety and
Nine" Campon, Mrs Sranjer; post
lude, Orchestral March. Mendelssohn
Congregational.
At the First Congregational Jube
memorial Church the services for to
morrow will be: Morning-Voluntary
Pastorale. Salome: duet, blessed Are
They" Ferris ToZer. Miss Begin and
Lemaigre; solo. Christian! Dost
Thou See Them" Chlvers wilson,
Leonard e. Auty; postlude, March,
Tours. Evening--Volun Andante,
Batiste; anthem, incline Thine Ear"
Himmel: offertory Song Nevin; solo,
THE Shadows of the Evening Hours"
Shepperd, Miss Emily E. Begin; post
Jude, Sims.
1.-THE Limitations of Life" will be
the subject of Rev. w. H W. Reimer
n Trinity English Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning. In the evening
S. LEROY Smith. of the Y. NJ c. A.,
will speak in the interest of mems
work at this service. A male quartet
will sing.
Christian Scientist.
The services in the Christadel-
phian Church for tomorrow are as
fo..ows: Morning Musicians Tenn
pie, preaching on topic: as Chris
tianity Liberal or Rest jctive;