Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-08

heetinR helQ at the nome OF the keN.
p. Curtis Bissell, in Hillside avenue,
on Wednesday evening.
The series of evangelistic meetings
which were held in the Trinity Re-
formed Church chapel, under the aus
pices of the Essex Christian En-
deayor Union. closed last evening.
William Russell, superintendent of
the .evangelistie work of the union,
conducted the services.
In. the North Reformed Church on
sunday the pulpit will be occupied
by the Rev Dr. William l. Chamber
lain. LII. d., of New York city. at
At st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow the pastor, the Rev.
J. H. Macdonald. will preach in the
morning on "A Noble Life" The eve
ming subject win be THE Cubit Unto
the Stature"
The services at the Neawrk No.
Corps OF the Salvation Army 46
Belleville avenue, will he conducted
tomorrow by Captain and Mrs. Samuel
a. Hewitt. Meetings will be held at
II a. m. and p. m. The Sunday
school service will commence at 2:45
p. m.
The Newark Institute for Religious
Education will meet Wednesday eve
ming at the Third Presbyterian
Church.
Dr. Pleasant Hunter will preach in
the Second Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening. The
subject OF the morning discourse viii
be the book of II. Corinthians.
At the Peddie Memorial Church to-
morrow evening the Rev. DR.. Thomas
J. Villers will give the final address
is ri Al TO- IT,.
illustrating the last days of Jesus.
These closing pictures will portray
such Gospel scenes as the descent
from the cross. Joseph begging the
body of Jesus. the burial, the resur-
reetlon, the appearances of the risen
Christ and his ascension. At the
morning service DIR. Villers will speak
on The Amounted Man" The music
at the evening service Will be from
Gounod's Trilogy, The Redemption,
Including. the scene of the Holy
Women at the Sepu1chre," THE Lord,
lie Is Risen Again (womens voices),
Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting" tas-
Is NV Possession" Al the mornins
service the music will include. Send
Out Thy Light" Gounod. BE Thou
With Me" f. Hitler. bass solo, Mr..
Van Nalts.
The Rev. William r.. Atkins will
preach In the Franklin Street NJ. T..
Church. opposite the City Hall annex,
..9morrow morning. In the evening
sister, Mrs. Emily Heaps. singing
evangelists. will have charge of the
services.
On Monday evening. at SIS o'clock,
the First Church Madrigal Club, un-
der the direction of Alexander Rus
sell. assisted by John Barnes Wells.
TENOR, VIII give a concert for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Hospital.
The club has been augmented to
forty voices.
The Right Rev. Edwin s. Lines.
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of
Newark. Will make his annual visi-
He will confirm class of sixteen
and Will preach The speakers at
the MONDAY meetings at Trinity next
week VIII be; Wednesday, the Rev.
Church, this city, and Friday, the Rev
Douglas Matthews, of Nutiey.
At Emmanuel Reformed Eniscopal
Church TOMORROW the rector the Rev
Robert w. Peach. viii preach at botn
services; also on Wednesday evening
a benten organ recital will be given
BY l. Carroll Beckel, assisted by Mrs
Beekel. soprano. on Tuesday evening
At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. DR., Or
vile Reed, of Montclair will preach
by an exchange appointment arranged
by the Presbytery of Newark. Sew
ct this service. In the evening the
Rev. DR. King will preach on ITO
Seek and to Save" The music for
the day will be; Morning-organ.
linor; postlude, Hollins: anthem. 20
Lord, Most Holy" bv Abt, and violin
solo, sextet from "Di Lammermour."
Donivetti. Fvening-Organ, Prayer,
Massenet; offertory. Challinor; post
Inde. Merkel: soprano solo, "rhe
Mighty God Hath Spoken" Case, Mrs
Eva Courier Abbey; anthem, "The
shadows of the Evening Hour" Bar
ri-Shelley; quartet hymn. Though
violin solo, Romance" Bach. Miss
Minna Steiner. violinist.