Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-01

At the Church of the Redeemer the
following music viii be rendered tomor-
row morning: Prelude, "Hymnus,n Mac
| Christian Soldiers Webb; anthem,
| Lord, We Pray Thee Sullivan; re-
spouse, Peace ! leave With You" BUR-
dett; offertory. "Bereeuse, Renard: solo,
Heaven Is My Home" Tonzo Salvage;
anthem, Seek Ye the Lord varley-
Roberts chr. Savage and choir; post
Jude, Fantasia, Weegman. Evening
prelnde, "Gayotte," Mildenberg; process
/ sional, Go Forward, Christian Soldiers. y
| Webb; anthem, The Radiant Morn Hath
| Passed Away" Woodward; offertory
/ .Cavatina,' Raft; SOLO "Be Strong,''
Hahn; postlude, la Marseillaise .
| AT the Old First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the following program will be
| rendered; The Rev. DR.. W. j. Dawson,
| the pastor will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening. In the evening he
VIII deliver an address upon 1.-The Hymn
| OF the Cross" Music for the morning
Organ prelude. "Chorale and Prayer from
Suite Gothique." Boelnann; opening SEN
tence' "Sanctus, from the Holy City"
| Gaul; anthem from Elijah He Watch
ing Over Israel Slumbers Not Nor Sleeps, -
Mendelssohn; offertoire solo for soprano
"A Divine Redeemer," Gounod organ
Boellman. Music for the sixth special
musical service (the choral music for this
] service will be from Rossini's ''Stabat
Mater )-0rgan prelude "Lamentation,
from the Holy City, Gaul: quartet and
chorus, "Stabat Mater Doorosa;p aria
for tenor, iCuJus Animam;'' duet for so
prano so and d.s sontrato' 9nis est Homo2"
and chorus, Ella Mater" quartet Sane
ia Mater" aria for soprano with chorus,
''inhammatus ct Accensus: organ post
lude, "Marche Funebre,'' Guilmant
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Miss Grace Kerns, soloist at st. Bar
| tholomew's Church, New York, will sing
/ at the musical services of the Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening
| The following will be the numbers in this
service: Prelude. Largo, - Handel: call
| to worship. invocation and doxology:
hymn Ill; chorus anthem Cast Thy Bur
den on the Lord, > from oratorio Elijah"
! Mendelssohn), Miss Kerns; hymn 1913;
quartet, Sing Joyously, Adore Him Told
4 French songl the Misses Thomas and
Messrs Muessle and Thomas sermon topic,
and Nine (Campion), Miss Kerns: an
nouncements; offertory in e fiat French),
LET. Wely; chorls anthem. They that
Sow Sow ;, in = Tears" from oratorio Holy
! Shelley, Miss Kerns; hymn 246; postlude,
Fantasia in c." Bach.
At st. Luke's NJ E. Church there will
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with the following program:
Organ prelude, "Ofertoire In B Flat"
Halsey; anthem, arise o Lord, Into
Thy Rest, Berwald; duet for alto and
baritone The Lord Is My Light" Buck
Mrs, Newton Sopet and G. H. Down
ing); solo for soprano, Show Me Thy
Way, o Lord" rorrenu Miss May G.
korbl; onertory, Meditation sturges;
anthem. Like as the Hart" Morrison
solo for bass From the Accused and
Rejected Verdi (G. II. Downing: an
them. Light of the World" Starnes;
poStlude, "Marche Triumphe." Grove.
ing service, with the following music:
| Organ prelude, "Larghetto" Merkel: an
them, 70 Thou, the Contrite Sinners
i Friend; Berwald; offertory, .'Commun-
Was Wounded for Me-" Towner; post
lude "Adagio Movement" Collins
Central Methodist Church music, Sun
gay isn February ebr Gg,s 25organ prelude "Jeru
Lord Is In His Holy Temple" Elliott;
response Hear Us, o Lord" Shilling:
ofertory, Nearer, Ny God. to Thee"
A Aaams; organ postlude, March Militaire."
clark Eyening-0rgan prelude, Eve
ming, Buck; anthem FLOW Beautiful"
| Spinning; offertory, The Day Is Past
and Over, Ashmall; organ postlude, Al
DR.. Pleasant Hunter will preach in the
Second Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening. The musical num-
Morning Prelude Prelude in O. Hol.
Inns; anthem, King All Glorious"
Barnby offertory. Meditation" Mailly
"Sortiee IN G." Evening-Prelude, Can
tilene," Shelley; anthem, 20, for n Closer
Walk with. God" Foster; organ offertory.
| Dnettino,' Newton; quartet. Love Not
the World" Kinder; response, Post
lude,' selected.
At the South Park Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor. the Rev
Dr. Lyman Whitney Allen. will preach
on Between the Living, and the Dead
The the sus ysnng w tie be sS4 hs pssk Chapel
BROTHERHOOD" this being the last in a
series. Of sermons on The Church and
Its Value to the communityH The
organ prelude. @Andante," caikin: So
prano solo. "In Thee. o Lord, Do l Put
Ny Trust, Frey offertory. organ solo
professional" Guimant Evening
Opening chorus "Ho, Every One that
Thirsteth," Meredith; soprano, solo, oh
prano solo, Hold Thou, My Hand
At f the the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church
Henry. W, Jordan, jr., soloist viii as
, sist the choir at the evening service
His selectionss will be taken entirely
! from the works Of Hans Kronold Fol
lowing Is the musical program for fine
day: Morning -Prelude, "Lento" Volck
mar; anthem, Word of God Incarnate,' =
Gounod; response, "Incline Thine Ear
to Me- Schilling; otfertory, Adaeio. On.
256. volckmar: quartet, Rock of Ages"
Buck postude In. D. Volckmar Eve
ning-Prelnde. cello solo, Air Re
ligieuse" Kronold, Mr.. Jordan: anthem.
"IIow Lovely are the Messengers" from
"St. Paul" Mendelssohn !; quartet,
"Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee. !"
Schneider: response, Incline Thine Far
; TO Me" Schilling; offertory, cello solo.
! LA Vision de ma Mere" Kronold: quar-
tet. with cello obligato, THE King of
Love" Bullard pOstlude cello solo.
Romance" Kronold.