Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24

Melody. Gullmant; soprano solo. God,
That Madest Earth and Heaven john
Gade; organ postlude Tempo di Marcia,
Frost.
Evening-opening chorus, I'VE Are
Soldiers of the King, Meredith; soprano
soprano solo. Song of the Flag" De
Koven
The music at the Clinton Avenue Re
formed Church tomorrow is as follows:
Motto, Smart: anthem, "stiil, Still with
Thee" Foote: response, Bow Down
Thine Ear arranged from "Elijah"),
Tours; contralto solo. Il m a Pilgrim
Johnson; organ postude, March, in q fat,
Scbumann.
Evening-Organ prelude. Pastorale,
Kullak: anthem, Love Divine, Schneck-
er: quartet, Come, Ny Soul, Thy Suit
Prepare. Rutenber: response, Bow
Down Thine Ear arranged from ELI
JAIN, Mendelssobn; organ offertory,
''Berceuse. Dunnee; tenor solo. Con
slider and Hear Me Wooler, organ post
ude in G, Whiting.
The music at the evening service at
the Peddie Memorial Church tomorrow
will include: Give Peace In Our Time,
Calcott: How Sleep the Brave. tenor
solo, male chorus and choir, by l., A
Russell; THE Soldiers Dream bass
solo and chorus by i. Rodney: prayer.
response, Solder Rest, by Veasle, so
los by Messrs. Craig aud Van Nalts
AT the morning service the music will
be- Now We Are Amba ssadors' and
How Lovely Are the Messengers" from
Mendelssohn's "St. Paul" Mr.. Craig will
sing Gounod's 30 Divine Redeemer.
Rossini's .'Stabat Mater will be given
at the last one of this seasons oratorio
services in the Church of the Ascension,
Fifth avenue and Tenth street, Manhat-
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specia soloists and fun chorus. under the
direction of Richard Henry Warren The
soloists will be: Miss Olive Kline, So
prano: Mrs. John H. Flagler. contralto;
John Young. tenor. and Earle Tuckerman,
basso-eantante.
AT st. Luke's NJ. e. Church The music
tomorrow will be as follows Morning
Organ prelude, Andante Cantable, Wely;
anthem God Is Our Refuge" Case; Of
fertory, Offertory, in ID fiat, Bailey: duet
for alto and bass The Lord Is My
Light" Buck, Mrs Elsa d; zollinGer and
q. H. Downing; postlude, March, Dubois.
Evening-Prelude, In fiat, Calkin; an
them, Onward Christian soldiers
Peace; offertory, Mediation Faulkes;
Holden: postlude Postlude in A fat,
Lemmens.
The following music will be rendered
in the Church of the Redeemer tomor-
Wollenhaupt: professional, Onward
Christian Soldiers" sullivan; anthem.
20 Saviour of the World, Goss: re-
snonse, The Lords Prayer Burdett;.
of1ertory, Scherzo, Beethoven; solo The
Lord Is My Shepherd Van de Water,
Mrs. Edna b. Smith; duet, Guide Me o
Thou Great Jehovah Flotow. Mr.. Sayitz
and MIR. Guliek: postlude March. Stnle.
The evening music will consist of Sc
lections from the oratorios, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Savage. as follows: Pre-
lude, March t.Joshua Handel; process
sional, Onward Christian Soldiers Sui
livan anthem. Through Peace to Light
Protheroe; offertory, Pastoral symphony
l''Messiah ,. Handel; anthem. How
Mendelssohn; solo, flow Many Hired
Servants c'Prodigal Son. sullivan. Ed
ward j. Boyle: quartet God Is Spirit
f'Woman of Samaria,1, Sterndale Ben.
nett; solo. Through the Darkness
lastaoat Mater, Rossini. Mr. Guliek: air,
Come Unto Him c'Messiah'l Handel:
anthem. God 80 Loved The World
c'Crucifxion'1, stainer; reeitative and
delssohn. SIr. Boyle recitative. Though
Stricken" ('Eliiah'); aria, 1T Is Enough
Mendelssohn. Mr.. Savage: recitative and
arioso, But the Lord Is Mindful of His
George w. Baney; anthem. Blessed Jesus,
Fount of Mercy t'Stabat Mater'0,
Dvorak; postlude, "cujus Amman,
Rossini.
The musical program of the First Con
grega tional lube Memorial Church for to
morrow is as follows. Morning-Orgah
Be Vt Mor sins sy anthem 6e Sgp shall
fertory, Largo, Handel soprano solo,
These Are They ("Holy City,. Gaul.
Miss Emily Il. Begin; organ postlude
Clarke.
Evening-organ, ''Traumerei" schu-
mann, song service by the chorus choir;
duet for soprano and tenor, In His
Hands" Mendelssohn, Miss Begin and
Mr.. Auty; offertory. air. Pergolesl: tenor
solo How Many Hired Servants
c'Prodigal SOM, sullivan, Leonard e.
Auty; organ, March. wely
The music tomorrow at the First Pres
hyterian Church will be as follows:
Morning-organ prelude. Introduction to
Act III. (''Meistersinger", Wagner; open
esu abfRe@ sP0Gsps FROM aSy Mef
singer'D, Wagner Awake the Dawn OF
Day Is Near Lords Prayer. quartet;
offertory sentence. "All Things Come Of
tone, The cruciax." Faure; organ post
lude Introduction 10 Act ILL., 'Lohen-
grin Wagner.
Evening-organ prelude. Evening
tus ("Holy City'D. -Gaul; Lords Prayer
quartet anthem, Hymn of Thanksgiv-
ing kremser; response, TO Father
Son and Holy Ghost" Russell; quartet:
Fischer; contralto solo, There's a Beau
tiful Land on High: offertory sentence
All Things Come of Thee, Q LORD, Rus
anthem, Recessionai, De Koven; organ
postlude, Largo Handel.
The music at the Third Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be as follows
Morning--Preude prelude in c Flat, .
Marchant; anthem. Deus Misereatur,'
W g. Williams; offertory anthem,
ssavioqs, Source Of Every Blessing
Evening-Prelude, "Romsnce," Fl. Vieux-
temps; anthem, ''rarry with Me. 0 Ny
saviour, Source Of Every Blessing. .
Walter \. Waters; postlude. .'Fugue in
ID Minor Bach.
The following music will be rendered
at the Calvary Presbyterian Church to-
Morning-"Ten Thousand Times Ten
| Thousand" Bracket Miss Maidie Schaef.
fer and chorus).
(chorus); soprano solo, How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings (Miss Adarens Pfeiffer)
The musical services at St James 4
Episcopal Church for tomorrow are as
Morning-"Te Deum. Field; ..Bene-
dctus,r cbanted; 'Kyrie.' Mendelssohn;
Offertory anthem. 20 -Jesu, Thou Art
Standing Shepherd; benediction anthem,
Lead Me, Lord
Evening-sChoral Evensong. ''Magnif
cat and Nunc Dimittis," Field: prayer an
them, MY Father, for Another Night
Dalton: otfertory anthem, soprano solo
''Benediction Hymn Beethoven.
| In the Centenary Methodist Epis-
| copal Church tomorrow the pastor.
| the Rev Dr.. George g. Vogel. will
| preach on THE True Initiative" at
| the morning service
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