Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-18

Sink or Swim-Facing the Storms
Of Life" will be the subject of 6
sermon by Rev. Percival H. Barker
in Christ Reformed Church, Washing.
ton and Delavan avenues, tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. Mr. Barker
will speak at the evening service a.
1880 o'clock on "Wishbones Versus
Backbones." AT the evening service
a cantata. 1.-THE Harvest Is Ripe
by P. A. Schneider, will be given b5
the chorus choir under the direction
Of Charles Grant Shaffer. This can
tata will be rendered during the frs
twenty minutes of the evening wor'
ship.
The musical program is as follows
Soloists, Miss Florence Robrecht, so.
prano; Miss Elsie Theuer, alto; RALPH
Himmelburger, tenor; Clearance Jack
son, bass, and full chorus choir. Pro
gram: Chorus, 20 Come, Loud An
thems, Let Us Sing" alto solo, "Ant
When Ye Reap" soprano solo, "Offel
Unto God Thanksgiving" chorus
Praise, o Praise Our God, Ou1
King" soprano and tenor duet
Praise Him." tenor solo, PRAISE
Him That He Made the Sum-" chorus
praise Him for the Harvest" so
prano and alto duet, PUT Ye In th'
Sicltle;" tenor solo, For the Eartf
Bringeth Forth Fruit" bass solo
Behold. Say Unto YOU" chorus
1.-THE Lord Shall Comfort" sermon
lecture. "Wishbones Versus Back
bones." Rev. P. H. Barker; postlude
Harvest March," Calkin.
The music at the Clinton Avenu,
nf tAV nil Ia
as follows: Neutrality-suspicious., "Po
enc Erotique," Grieg: anthem, Chris
tan, the Morn Breaks Sweetly O'el
Thee" Shelly; response, Hear Oul
Prayer" Marchant; tenor solo, Zeal
Not Ye, o Israel" Buck, Mr.. Camp
hell; Postlude in A minor, Calkin
Evening-Prelude, Album Leaf,
Wagner; anthem, "He Shall Com.
Down Like RAIN" Buck; quartet
Evening Hymn" Rheinberger; re
Spouse, Hear Our Prayer" Mar
Merciful." Bartlett, Mrs. Stats; post
Jude, Grand Choeur, Chauvet.
In Episcopal Churches.
Bishop Johnston, of West Texas
breaches in Trinity Church. Militar.
Park, tomorrow at II o'clock a. m
Bishop Johnston, who is a veteran
of the Civil War, and who has repre-
scented his church on the Mexican
border for a quarter of century
is the father Of Trinity's rector. Ht
is attending the general convention
now sitting in New York.
Bishop Lines, of Newark, will
preach in Trinity at o'clock =, m
at the annual service of the New
= Jersey Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution. tf
In st. James's Episcopal Church to
morrow the musical program is al
follows: Prelude, Romanza. Macfar
lane; TIE Deum, Woodward; Bene
dictus, chanted: Kyrie. Tours; offer
tory, Seek Ye the Lord, Roberts
Benediction, LEAD Me, Lord.
Marks; postlude, Spring" Macfar
lane Evening-Prelude, Largo from
the New World Symphony. Dvorak
choral Evensong; Magnificent ant
Nunc Dimittis, Garrett; prayer an
them. The Shadows of the Evenint
Hours, Wild; offertory, "Tarry Witt
Me, o, My Saviour Baldwin,; bene
fiction hymn, Beethoven; postlude
Scherzo, Macfarlane.
THE Minister as a Man Builder
will be the subject of Rev. Henry r
Roses sermon in the Church of tn
Redeemer tomorrow morning. Re
ligious school Is at 10 o'clock. TIL
Sunday illustrated lectures will be
gin November 2. Rev. Mr.. Rose ha
been elected a delegate from New
Jersey to the general convention O
Universalists in Chicago next week
He will give one of the principal ad
dresses on "The Educational Ideal IL
Religion"
The following music will be rem
dered in the Church of the Redeemer
Prelude, awakening" Engelmann
professional, "Come, Thou Almight!
King Italian hymn; anthem "Th'
response, Lord, Most Merciful,
Wely; solo, 1T Will Arise and CT
Unto My Father (Prodigal SOM
Sullivan, Mr. Edward J. Boyle: an
them, What Are These That Are Ar
rayed in White Robes" Stainer
postlude. Postlude in e fiat, Price.
In this Church of the people" ant
Of progressive thinkers Rev. Mr.. Ros,
has succeeded in striking a popular
chord which rturns a clear echo o
the universal voice of Newark. Hi
themes are those which interest thu
world today: they deal with the prob
lens of vast import which this might,
nation, and every other nation, is try
ing to solve at this hour. But the,
can be solved only by the wisdom
which dwells in the pulpit, as wei
as in the universities, and the cleric
who neglects them and contents him
self with the words
Goods in His Heaven,
Airs right with the world ~
is leaving to his Creator a duty which
he owes to humanity.
Presbyterian Churches.
At the South Park Presbyterian
Church Rev DIR. Lyman Whitney AL
len will preach in the morning on thu
subject, "a Neglected Institution o
the Church. In the evening in thu
South Park Memorial Chapel DR.. AL
lens subject will be "A Mistaken
Idea" The music for the day is al
follows: Northumberland, melody
Pratt; soprano solo, TAKE My Lift
and Let 1t Be-" Schneider; offortory
organ solo, impromptu. Leschetitzky
organ postlude. Festal March, Tell
man. Evening-Opening chorus
"Sweeter Every Moment" Kaufman
soprano solo, 80 Lord Most Holy,
Abt; offertory, soprano solo, "Holt
Thou My Hand" Briggs.
DIR. w. ]. Dawson will preach boil
morning and evening in the Old FRS
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Thu
subject of his morning sermon will b.
After the Supper" In the evening
he will preach on THE Harvest O.
Life" DR.. Dawson preached thi!
sermon last Sunday morning and viii
repeat it by special request. Thu
communion service--will be held a
$3.50 o'clock in the afternoon. Or
Thursday evening at S:15 a free pub
lie lecture will be delivered in thu
church by Frederick Houk Law OF