Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-01

ing greater democracy. Special pa
triotic music will be rendered during
the evening by large chorus choir.
At the morning service, 1920 o'clock,
Mr.. Barker will preach on the SUBJ
ject What Is the American Sunday
Good For?'
The semi-annual old-foiks and in
valid service win be held in con-
nection with the communion in the
FIRST Methodist Protestant Church.
Clinton and Treacy avenues, tomor-
row morning. At night, the pastor,
Rev. Eugene c. Makosky, will preach
on THE Supremacy of Unseen
Forces" Next Wednesday night the
annual church rally and social will
take place
The following musical program will
be given Sunday morning: Prelude,
Meditation" Lefebre; offertory,
Prayer" Macs; soprano solo,
Nearer My Home" by Spross. Miss
Collins Buchanan; postlude, Temple
March" Vincent. Evening: Prelude.
Largo" Handel offertory, Offer
tory in D." Salome; soprano solo.
Far From My Heavenly Home" by
Hyatt, Miss Buchanan: postlude,
"March Jubilante," Ryby.
Dr. William Eakins will preach to-
morrow in Franklin Street M. q.
Church, opposite the City Hall an
mex. In the morning the subject will
be For Love of Him." Communion
will be observed at this service, and
new members will be received. The
topic of the evening sermon will be
Mixing Politics and Religion"
At First resbyterian Church Taber-
nacle tomorrow Rev. Adam c. Will
hanson will preach. In the morning
tuiI tan ~
| God" and in the evening "The Humil-
ty of Christ" The music will be:
Morning-Prelude, o Salutaris Hostia
Chorus. Gounod; anthem. "The Pill0rs
of the Earth Are the Lords B. Tours;
offertory contralto solo, selected. Miss
NJ. Potter; postlude, March in G, e.
NJ. Read. Evening-Prelude, Offerto-
ry in D fiat, TIL. Salome; anthem,
'1rhese Are They" Patty Stair; Offer
tory. Hail Gladdening Light, r.
Field; postlude, Festal March, e. r.
Kroeger op. 81 No 8.
The music and services at Christ
Reformed Church, Rev. Percival H.
Barker, minister, VII be: Morning
Organ, Adagio, Volkmar; anthem,
"Sing Unto the Lord" Wilkinson:
quartet, 'The Lord Is My Rock"
Rogers; sermon, What Is the Amer
lean Sunday Good For;" organ, AL
legro No. 2.
Evening Service-Organ, Adagio,
Beethoven: anthem, Praise the
Lord" Marks: quartet Thy Mercy,
o Lord" Woodman; anthem, Battle
Hymn of the Republie:" sermon,
What's What in Politics." organ,
March in G., Smart.
Dr. Pleasant Hunter will preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church to-
oh mill thn
following musical selection: Morn
ing-Prelude. Cantabile from 5th
symphony, Widor; anthem, Saviour
Source of Every Blessing" Salter;
organ offertory, Romance" Mac
Farlane; offertory, alto solo; post
lude, March, Salome. Evening-Pre-
lude, Allegretto Wolstenholme; an
them. "Great Is the Lord" Steane;
organ offertory,, Nocturne, Faulkes;
offertory, Jerusalem, High Tower
Thy Mighty Walls" Shelley; re-
sponse, selected; postlude, Grand
Choeur in G. minor, Guilmant.
The pastors of the proposed Third
Church Collegiate will make a triple
exchange tomorrow morning, Mr..
Folsom preaching at High street, Mr.
sIonlent in the Third Church and Mr..
Inglis in the sixteenth Street Church.
At the Third Church, Mr.. Moment
will speak on 1.-THE Discovery of
Youth"
In the evening the pastor will give
the third of series on Greek Bible
characters, Joshua the Great He
brew Warrior" illustrated by stere-
cpticon.
The music will be: Morning, an
them. Come to the Land of Peace"
Ward, and solo, Just for Today"
Abbot by Mrs Ely. Evening, an
them, zone There Is Above All
Others" Vincent, and anthem,
Daughters of Jerusalem" Gaul
At the Pedd'e Memorial Church to-
morrow Rev. Goreil Quick will preach
morning and evening. The choir Sc
iections will include: Morning serv-
ice: 80 God. Have Mercy," from Men
delssohn's est. Paul" Mr.. Van Nalts,
bass solo; II Will Magnify Thee, o
God, My King" by Shaw. 1
AT the evening service: 1.-THE Day
Is Past and Over Mrs. Tragaskis
and Mr.. Craig and chorus. by J C.
Thy Light by Day." Woodward;
"Tarry With Me, o My Saviour"
Beethoven.
The Union Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Green and Union
streets. will observe Holy Communion
and receive new members Sunday
morning. At 7:45 p. m. there will be
a peoples song service followed by
the pastors sermon, THE Sin That
God Cannot Forgive" Morning music,
anthems, open Wide the Door
(Entwisle); evening, "The Voice of
Jesus" tSweney); quartet, Where Is
God" Palmer).
+ DIR. George Wilton King will preach
tomorrow evening at the Central
Presbyterian Church on 1.-THE Worlds
Great White Way" His theme at the
morning service will be ''The Accept
able Present" Rev. Robert Spencer
Young, b. D.. will be in charge of the
Sunday school in the afternoon. Miss
4. May Griggs will lead the Young
People IN their vesper service. The
music will be: Morning-Orgap. EN-
vocation" Burdette; "Albumleaf,"
Low; march, Faulkes; anthem, Holy
Father, Great Creator" Faure;
quartet, Jesus Saves" Kirkpat-
rick. Evening-Organ, "Humoreske,"
Dvorak; "Idylle," Merkel "Postiu-
dium," Merkel; quartet, 'In the
Shadow of His Wings" Excel; an
them, 'Sanctus." Gounod; vesper
song. DAY Is Dying in the West"
Sherwin.
LII. CudileS II. stewart, or the
North Reformed Church, will preach
on the following subjects tomor-
row: Morning, Making a Neigh
bor." Evening, Has Man Soul?"
In the Roseville Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered and new
members received at the morning
service. In the evening, Jacob A.
Riis, OF New York, one of the fore
most workers in social reconstruction,
will speak. The music for the day,
under the direction of Roy j. Cregar,
organist, will be: MORNING.. nrellIde