Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-20

ity Church. New York city, and Royal
Dadmun, basso, will be the soloists.
At the Eighth Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
the sermon subject will be God
Manifested in the Flesh" Subject
for the evening, 1.-THE Worlds Need
Was Met in Jesus Christ" Gal. iv:4-5.
There will be special music. The Sun
day school entertainment will be held
on Monday night following Christ
mas, December 29
At the Montgomery Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church tomorrow
preach on 1.-THE Wonderful Name,
and in the evening, what the Shep-
herds Said and Did" Appropriate
Christmas music will be sung.
Christmas services tomorrow al
the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, Dr. George G. Vogel, pastor
will be: Morning-Sermon subject
Wise Men," and in the evening, 1.-THE
Great Gift" At the morning service
the choir will sing "The First Christ
mas" by Barnby. At the evening
service the Sunday school and choir
will join in singing carols.
The musical program follows: Pre-
lue, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Ashmall; offertory, Ave
Verum, piano and organ, Willard;
"Rienzi," Wagner; anthems, AN
them Celestial" Adams, and THE
First Christmas" Sir Joseph Barn
by: soprano solo, IA Song of
Christmas" Dickinson, by Mrs.
Edith Ten Brock Kriok; hymns,
20 Come All Ye Faithful" There s
Song in the Air" and Long Years
Ago Der Bethlehem's Hills" In the
evening there will be special must
cal service by the choir and senior
department of the Sunday School,
with an address by the pastor, on
"The Great Gift" Following is the
musical program: Organ numbers,
prelude, Christmas Offertory, Grison;
offertory, March of the Magi Kings,
Dubois; postlude, Festival Postlude,
Best; anthems, christmas Bells
Stevenson. and Christmas" Shelley;
baritone solo, Calm on the List nlng
Ear of Night" Hawley, by S. ]. Shoe
maker; soprano solo, 1.-THE Night
Song of Bethlehem" Dudley Buck,
by Mrs. Krick, and Christmas Carols,
by Adam Geibel.
At the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church the music tomorrow will be-:
Organ prelude. Christmas offertory,
Ashmall; anthem, Come Near, Ye
Nations" Watson; response, 20
Most Merciful," Schilling; offertory.
30 Little Town of Bethlehem" Ash
mall; organ postlude, Festival March,
Guilmant. Evening-organ prelude,
Holy Night Buck anthem
ry, 1.-THE Strain Upraise,' Sullivan;
organ postlude, "Hosannah," Mack.
Yro s,tr pntF n M
will preach both morning and evening
at the Christmas Sunday services to-
morrow. At 1890 a. M, Christmas
music by the choir, carols by the Sun
day school and Christmas sermon by
the pastor; 7:45 p. m, Christmas
music and sermon, subject, "Bethle-
hem's Light on Human Thought +"
Sunday school at 2:30, Epworth
League at GAS. Church prayer meet
ing Tuesday evening at o'clock and
Junior League Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
A special Christmas service will be
held in the Vailsburg Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow morning, at
which time Rev. b. F. Dickinson will
give Henry Van Dykes 1.-THE Other
sermon. In the evening the little
folks Of the Sunday school will have
charge of the service and present a
program of recitation and song in
keeping with the Christmas spirit.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
Christmas services will be held in
the First Methodist Protestant
Church, corner Clinton and Treacy
avenues, tomorrow morning, after
noon and night. In the morning the
pastor, REV. Eugene c. Makosky,
will have as his theme, 1.-THE Christ
mas Message" The musical pro-
gram will be: Prelude. Shepherds in
the Field Mailing; response, Snedek-
er; quartet, Hank, the Glad Sound, y
Reed, Miss Buchanan. soprano; Miss
Sarah Wood, contralto; H. L. Hunt,
tenor, and s. q. II. Eddy, bass; offer
tory, Cantique de Noel, Adam; So
prano solo, THE Christmas Message"
Louis Dressler. Miss Collins Buchan-
an; postlude, March of the Magi
King" Du Bots, Prof. Fred A. Earle.
In the afternoon Christmas carols
will be sung by the Sunday school.
In the evening the pastor will preach
on your Christmas Gift The fol-
lowing musical program will be rem
dered: Prelude, 'The Holy Night"
Buck; response, Snedeker; quartet
selections, Wonderful Night" and
LET Us Ever Be Joyful" from John
Hyatt Brewers cantata Holy