Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-06

Programs.
for Sunday
Supplies for the PuIpits Still
Without Their Regular
Incumbents.

During the month of September the
following clergymen will supply the
pulpit in the First Presbyterian
Church, in Broad street:
September z, the Rev. DIR. Charles
Reynolds Brown, dean of the Divinity
School at Yale.
September IA, the Rev. DIR. Charles
Reynolds Brown.
September q, the Rev. DR.. Charles
E. Erdman, of Princeton Theological
Seminary.
September 2S, the Rev. DIR. Charles
Reynolds Brown.
The Rev. Charles Reynolds Brown,
d. D., dean of the Divinity School at
Yale, will preach both morning and
evening in the Old First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow. In the morning
Quest of Life" In the evening his
sermon topic will be 1.-THE Measure
and the Limits of Human Response
bility."
The Rev. Lewis B. Hills will be in
charge of the regular prayer meeting
on Tuesday evening.
The regular quartet, who have been
on their vacations, Mrs. Louise Nc
Mahon, soprano: Miss Mary Porter
Mitchell, contralto; DR.. M. l.. Eich-
horn. tenor, and Percy Averill. bass,
will sing the following selections at
the services: 81 Lay My Sins on
Jesus" Hawley; THE Radiant Morn
Hath Passed Away" Woodward;
Lord Is Exalted West.
The organ selections for the day
will be: :. Morning-Organ prelude,
"Cantilena, Stebbins; offertory,
Solitude Goddard; organ postlude,
Grand Chorus" Rogers. Evening
Organ prelude, "Evensong, john
ston; offertory, THE Calm of Night, ;"
Book; organ postlude, 1.-THE Allegro
from the Third Sonata" Guilmant.
John v. Pearsall will act as organist
at these services
DR.. George Walton King will preach
tomorrow morning at the Central
Presbyterian Church on Gods Re-
ouirement of Man." His theme In
the evening will be "Your Burdens"
The morning music will be; Organ
"Adagio" (sonata) Merkel; Offer
tory" Batiste; "Postlude," Merkel.
Claude w. Velsor, tenor. will sing
1.-The Publican" Van DeWater. Spe-
cial vocal numbers will be. Mighty
God While Angels Bless Thee" Bar
tholomae, and GLORIOUS Things of
Thee Are Spoken Haydn. The eve
ming program will be; Organ, "Ro-
nance" Thome; "Consecration," Ash
mall; March in c. Faulkes. Mrs.
velsor will sing "The Lord Is My
Light" Buck. Mrs Abbey will sing
81 Must Tell Jesus Hoffman. Spe-
cial selections, Il Love Thy King
dom. Lord" Woodman; by Cool
Siloam's Chady Rill," Woodbury.,
and 20 Jesus Thou Art Standing,
st. Hilda. The illustrated Sunday
school lesson at $3.50 a. m. will be
on "The Commandments"
Granville Commos. organist and
choir director, will be in charge OF
the music at both services.
South Park Presbyterian Church
will unite tomorrow morning with
st. Paul's Methodist and the Third
Presbyterian Churches in st. Paul's
Church The Rev. DR.. Lyman Whit
ney Allen, who has just returned
from California. will preach. Eve
ming service in South Park Memorial
chapel. Preaching by Dr. Allen.
Tuesday evening prayer service In st.
Pauls Church. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
Services will be resumed In the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning aT lUs 0U . ClOCk. fiIiQ l0C tSCf.
Frank j. Nilman Phi. d.. will preach
on 1.-THE Kingdom of God" There
will be no evening service during Sep
TENDER. p
In the Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Sooth Orange avenue and
South Seventh street, the Rev. AM
drew S. Zimmerman. minister, tomor-
rows program is as follows. At $3.50,
Junior Endeavor 10. half hour prayer
service for men. Henry J. Eberhardt.
leader: 1880 sermon, THE Chief Mis-
sion of Jesus"
At ego Bible school; $50 young
people's Meeting. AL churchl4ss young
people invited; 1850. sermon, ''Do
Something" All strangers in the city
and all churchless people iii the neigh
borhood are cordially invited.
The musical program IS Morning
organ prelude, Adagio. Mendelssehn;
anLbein, II Wait for the Lord Wal
ter Heaton: cffe-tory, 20 Ifoly
Father" r. ven F!otow.
Evening Organ Pralrde, Re-
NANCE Tsci:aiiSowsky: anthem,
Fight the Good Fight" Lc-,i1au: Of
fertory, Garden Of Prayer Shep-
herd; postlude. Largo Movement"
Dvorak